Arkansas Rallies to Beat Texas in Key SEC Showdown
No. 3 Arkansas upset top-ranked Texas 27-24 in Fayetteville, boosting hopes for a second straight Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl bid. Nebraska routed Kansas State 41-0, while Michigan State crushed Ohio State 32-7. Princeton extended its winning streak to 13 with a 2-0 win over Colgate. Georgia Tech edged Auburn 23-14 as California beat Washington 16-12.
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Tech Grapples With Injuries After Tough OSU Loss
Texas Tech offensive leader Ryan King suffered a bruised back with uncertain recovery, while running backs David Baugh and guard Kenneth Gill also nursed injuries. Both Baugh and Gill were expected to be ready for Saturday’s SWC clash vs SMU. King praised Oklahoma State’s defensive line and noted a hard fought game, citing key plays by Wilson and White that sealed the win.
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Monterey Leads in City Grid Standings and Alignments
Monterey holds a 3-0 league mark atop 3-AAAA while Tom Green County's Bobcats lead 2-AAAA with 178 points scored in five games and only six allowed. Key results include San Angelo beating Midland Lee 41-0, Amarillo High 3-1, Palo Duro 2-1, and Midland High upsetting Big Spring 21-6 as districts set up week-end contrasts.
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SWC Race Results and Prices from Bunday MN Track
Race results from Bunday Minnesota include multiple stakes with winners and odds for events ranging from 4 furlongs to 1 mile. Notable results list Hard Lady winning the 1 mile race with 4.60 odds and other payouts like Piggin Pere and Queen Belle. mutuel handle reported at 172,918. Also noted is Ni Chih Chin of China clearing 7 feet 4 inches in high jump, per New China News Agency.
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Undefeated Texas high school teams remain intact across classes
Fifty four teams are undefeated as October games loom in Texas schoolboy football. Top-ranked Texas paarets include Texarkana in AAAA and Dumas in AAA, Alpine in AA, Three Rivers in A. Several teams dropped from the ranks last week, reshaping the unbeaten list.
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District openers set tone as Dumas hosts Muleshoe in 1-4A action
Dumas begins district play at home against Muleshoe after a 49-12 win over Capital Hill. Tulia and Perryton also eye key clashes as 1-4A kicks off with several unbeaten squads aiming to stay atop standings. Kermit and Seminole lead 2-AAA while Brownfield sits atop 3-AAA with a tight win.
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Lorenzen Repeats Victory In 267-Lap Classic
Lorenzen battles Ford leaders including Foyt as Sam McQuagg blows an engine on the home stretch to bring a caution. Lorenzen surges from the pack to lead by lap 240 and holds the advantage after Foyt’s misfortune. He tops the field with season earnings near 78 000 dollars and 110 000 for 1963, with Dieringer Yarborough Yarbrough Balmer Jarrett among others leading at times.
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Chargers Tie Patriots In Defensive AFL Duel
The San Diego Chargers and Boston Patriots battled to a 13-13 stalemate as San Diego’s defense stifled Boston after a sloppy offensive showing. Gino Cappelletti kicked field goals to secure the tying points, while Herb Travenaio and Lance Alworth produced offensive highlights for the Chargers.
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Brodie Leads 49ers Past Rams 45 21 at Memorial Coliseum
John Brodie threw three touchdown passes to John David Crow and led San Francisco to a 45-21 win over Los Angeles at Memorial Coliseum. The 49ers converted Rams errors into 21 second quarter points to break a 7-7 tie and improve after losses to Green Bay and Baltimore.
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Spikes Gets To Denver Races Past Houston 28 to 17
Denver defeats Houston 28 to 17 as John Griffin scores on a 10 yard run and a 44 yard interception return with a blocked punt. Griffin’s late interception secured Denver’s third win in six games while Houston drops to 2-3.
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Red Raider Club To Meet Today At Pioneer Hotel
The Red Raider Club holds its weekly noon meeting at the Pioneer Hotel with meals available at 11 30 a m. Coach J T King reviews the 17 14 win over Oklahoma State and takes questions. Coach Bert Huffman talks freshmen and staff presents a scouting report on SMU for Saturday night's Dallas game.
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