Tulsa Upsets Arkansas in Razorbacks’ Close Home Loss
Tulsa at Fayetteville rallied from a 20-0 halftime deficit to defeat sixth-ranked Arkansas 21-20. Tulsa quarterback Toi Starks connected on key passes, including a fourth-quarter touchdown to Ken Pearson, while Arkansas struggled with turnovers and an injury to tailback Jon Richardson.
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Bobcats Dominate Fairview in 48-7 Victory
Hope Bobcats roar to a 48-7 win over Fairview with backup QB Robie Boyd guiding two way plays as David Huddleston and Tommy Frazier miss time. Boyd directs drives of 29 28 45 46 46 38 and 28 yards while the defense holds the Cardinals to 27 rushing yards.
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Palmer Joins 20-Win Club in Orioles Victory
Orioles star Palmer improved to 20-4 with a three-hits, nine-strikeout win over Cleveland, as Baltimore joined Chicago White Sox as the second MLB club with four 20-victory pitchers in a season. The article notes other AL scores and Palmer’s impact on Baltimore’s win streak.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
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Hope High Bobkittens Baseball Roundup 1971-72
Baseball results and standings from the American League and National League. Highlights include Boston 6 Washington 3, Detroit 19 New York 7, Milwaukee 8 Oakland 6, Minnesota 7 Kansas City 2, and Chicago 6 California 5. Notes September notes on divisions and upcoming games.
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Home Teams Prove to Be Good Hosts
Sunday pro football featured nine of twelve home teams losing at Baltimore and Minnesota. Cleveland upset Baltimore 14-13 as Bill Nelson and Leroy Kelly controlled the ball after a turnover spree. Kent Nix sparked Chicago past Minnesota 20-17 with two fourth quarter TD passes. Other results, standout performances, and standings followed as teams chased early momentum in the league.
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McDaniel Lifts Tech In Southland Conference Win
Louisiana Tech freshman Charles McDaniel starred with 114 rushing yards and 110 receiving yards as Tech beat Lamar 26 7. Warren McVea added a late four yard scoring run to seal the victory. Arkansas State routed Northeast Louisiana 20 6 in non conference action.
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