Browns Stampede Cowboys as Brown Runs Wild
Browns overwhelm Cowboys 41-24 as fullback Jim Brown dominates with 292 rushing yards and two long TD runs. Browns join Cardinals and Bears atop NFL standings after another strong day. Packers, Steelers, Rams, Giants, and others post wins and upsets across the league.
National Hockey Exhibition Scores By The Associated Press
Toronto defeats Quebec 7 to 4 in exhibition action. New York NLI beats St Paul 10 to 4. Detroit ties Chicago 4 to 2. Montreal edges Baltimore 5 to 1 in the NHL exhibition slate.
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Solunar Schedule Notes for John Alden Knight Tables
The printed solunar times show major and minor fishing and hunting windows for each day. Major periods begin at listed times and last about 90 minutes to two hours, with minor periods between them. the table lists daily entries from Monday through Sunday with start times for major and minor windows.
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Razorbacks Hopeful After ST Unispiring OSU Win Test Missouri Clash
Arkansas builds on a 21 0 victory over Oklahoma State as they brace for a high profile clash with Missouri in Little Rock. Sophomore backs Lindsey Braswell and Brittenum shine behind a mostly steady defense while coach Frank Broyles weighs lineup changes to fit the new substitution rule. Missouri features rookie QB Gary Lane and aims to neutralize Arkansas’ improving pass rush in a game expected to test both teams’ conference standings.
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Hope 4 Star SPORTS AID Teams Go 2–4 in IAC action
The Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference sent six teams against outside opposition Saturday night, producing two victories two ties and two losses. State Teachers beat Martin Branch 13–6 Arkansas A&M defeated Millsaps 29–14 Henderson and Austin College tied 19–19 and College of the Ozarks drew 13–13 with Memphis Southwestern. Mississippi College topped Ouachita 17–? and Livingston beat Southern State 7–0. Bil Shimek averaged 48 yards on six punts for Martin Branch. Duke Wells Jr and Tommy Dick Doyle starred for Henderson. Jerry Bishop missed an extra point for Austin College. Ouachita’s Charley Williams rushed for three yards for a touchdown as Ozarks and Southwestern battled to a tie.
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Ringer Leads Sooners To 31 14 Victory Over Clemson
Oklahoma rides a homegrown quarterback Mike Ringer and a revived defense to a 31 14 win over Clemson opening the season. Ringer passed for a TD and scored one on the ground as Bud Wilkinson’s team answers early questions before a date with defending national champion Southern California. Staubach Isaacson Myers led other college action with Navy thumping West Virginia, Air Force beating Washington, Northwestern beating Missouri, and top teams winning big.
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Arkansas high school poll names top teams in 1968 season
Hall Little Rock remains first in the AP Arkansas high school football poll after a win over Hot Springs while Pine Bluff and Fort Smith vie for second and third. Blytheville climbs to fourth as Texarkana trails by two points in seventh. OSU and Arkansas players make pivotal plays in several fumbles and defensive tackles.
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Poll results show Little Rock Hall atop largely Arkansas Class AA rankings
The poll lists Little Rock Hall first with 69 points and first-place votes, followed by Pine Bluff and Fort Smith in spots two and three. Benton and West Memphis tie for eighth, North Little Rock sits tenth, Little Rock Central is sixth, with Dorado, Texarkana and others also noted. Other teams receiving votes include Hope, Fayetteville, Van Buren, and Smackover among others.
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Fight Results In Mexico City Saldi Stops Francis
Vincente Saldi of Mexico defeats Beris Ford Francis of Panama by stoppage in the second round in Mexico City.
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Top Ten College Teams In AP Rankings Fared Saturday
The Associated Press top ten results show Southern California defeated Colorado 14-0, Alabama beat Georgia 22-7, Oklahoma over Clemson 31-14, Texas over Tulane 21-0, Northwestern edged Missouri 23-22, Wisconsin routed Western Michigan 41-0, Arkansas defeated Oklahoma State 21-0, Navy crushed West Virginia 51-7, and Ohio State did not play while Washington lost to Air Force 10-7. Missouri and Mississippi tied 0-0 with Memphis State.
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NFL standings and results across conferences
National Football League results and schedules include Eastern Conference standouts Cleveland Washington New York and Philadelphia with Pittsburgh St Louis Los Angeles Green Bay Chicago and Baltimore also noted. College football results span numerous conferences with Florida State Miami Texas LSU and Alabama among the many winners and losers. A Tokyo boxing result concludes the digest with Ikko Toratani defeating Selaloed Jalan-Habo.
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