Plainsmen cash gate wins lift Plains football year
Bill Hart reports Monterey and Lubbock High games boosted football funds with gate receipts totaling around $17 000 for district play and about $13 500 for the Lubbock High showdown. After expenses both teams net roughly $9 000. The piece notes high school sports earnings and ongoing admission costs across basketball and baseball.
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Palmer Plans to Enter More Golf Tourneys Next Year
Arnold Palmer announced plans to increase his 1966 tournament schedule from 15 to about 20 events. He aims for all major opens and the Masters PGA National Open British Open, while acknowledging a disappointing 1965 season but vowing to regain top status.
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Pride Signs with Chargers After Bowl Tie
Nashville AP reports Tennessee State linebacker Danny Pride was signed by the San Diego Chargers after the Grantland Rice Bowl where TSU tied Ball State 14-14. Pride was San Diegos 10th draft choice.
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Duke Rated No. 1 Cage Team In Nation
Duke Blue Devils claimed the top spot in the United Press International major college basketball ratings after two wins over UCLA, edging St. Joseph's Philadelphia by three points. UCLA fell from first to eighth following losses, while Vanderbilt rose to third and Kansas moved to fourth as Oklahoma City and New Mexico nearby.
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Red Raiders Prepare For Gator Bowl
Texas Tech quarterbacks and coaches assemble in fall drills as J T King gears up for the December 31 Gator Bowl against Georgia Tech. The squad scrimmages, reintegrates injured players, and plans double daily practices in Jacksonville, Florida before the game.
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Burnett’s security on Arkansas Cotton Bowl bid grows
Razorback tailback Bob Burnett, 192 pounds, closed his college career with another 100 yard game, setting Arkansas single season rushing mark with 947 yards. He avoided fumbles that season and stayed durable as he prepares for the Cotton Bowl matchup against LSU on New Year’s Day in Dallas.
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Tulsa Tennessee meet in Bluebonnet Bowl clash at Houston
Tulsa and Tennessee, two top passing teams, collide in the Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston. Tulsa quarterback Billy Anderson and split end Howard Twilley set NCAA records this season, aiding an 8 2 record. Tennessee counters with Dewey Warren at quarterback and a revamped aerial attack after UCLA.
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Lamesa Tornadoes Crush Monahans 72 37 In Nonconference Game
Lamesa's Tornadoes defeated Monahans 72 to 37 on Monday night. Pat Fees, 6 4 sophomore, scored 19 for the winners while Monahans failed to reach double digits. Monahans beat Lamesa in the B game 58 55. The win lifts Lamesa to 9 4 for the year as they prepare for Seminole.
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Burnett Takes Brief Break During Razorbacks Workout
Smackover native Bobby Burnett, Razorback tailback, pauses to tie his shoe during a Monday afternoon light workout, AP Wire photo.
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Warfield Hurt, Miss Browns Final Regular Season Tilt
Browns announce Paul Warfield bruised in loss to the Rams will miss Sunday’s St Louis game. He played Sunday after returning from a broken collarbone and брaced for the NFL title game January 2 if cleared. X rays Monday showed no serious injury.
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