Citywide High School Scores Display Late Season Strides
A compilation of boys basketball results from many districts shows multiple games with decisive margins. Notable outcomes include Jonesboro Hodge 82 over Ne ville 62 and Woodlawn 73 over West Monroe 40, among others, plus various college and professional totals across basketball, horse racing, and hockey scores.
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Oucechita
Oak Grove
Calhoun
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Wossman
Carroll
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West Monroe
Fort Necessity
Crowville
Tennessee Declared Home Team for Liberty Bowl Clash
Memphis AP. Tennessee is named home team for the Liberty Bowl on December 20 in Memphis, ensuring the Vols wear pale orange while Arkansas dons white. Officials settled a dispute over venue and declared Tennessee host state status to avoid governor pressure.
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University of Tennessee
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Bud’’ Dudley
Memphis
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Fayetteville
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Abc-Tv
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State University
Dudley
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Monroe Recreation League Leader Dickie Crowe Photo Caption
Dickie Crowe, assistant director of the Monroe Recreation Department, sponsors the league. The Sports own a three year record of 33-3. Staff photo by Eddie Cox.
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Monroe Recreation Department
Eddie Cox
Pittman Named Coach of the Year for SWC Honor
The AP All-Southwest Conference team includes seven Texas players with Jim Pittman of Texas Christian honored as Coach of the Year after leading the Horned Frogs to a late surge to third place. Joe Ferguson of Arkansas is Offensive Player and Marc Dove of Texas Tech Defensive Player of the Year. Alvin Maxson of SMU led the league in rushing with 1012 yards and was named Offensive Sophomore of the Year.
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Dallas
Texas
Associated Press
Jim Pittman
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
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Arkansas
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Ented
Texas Tech
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Alvin Maxson
Southern Methodist
Danny Rhodes
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Fensive
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Rice
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Baylor
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Dove
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Texas A&m
David Hoot
Wyoming QB Gary Fox Accepts Blue Gray Bid
University of Wyoming senior quarterback Gary Fox has accepted a Blue Gray game bid. Fox leads the Western Athletic Conference in passing and total offense and will play for the Blues in the postseason on December 28 in Montgomery Alabama.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Gary Fox
Fox
Western Athletic Conference
Blues
Montgomery
Ala
Musso Persists Through Sprain in Tide Victory over Auburn
Alabama star Johnny Musso, hobbling with a sprained toe, returned to rush 33 times for 167 yards and two touchdowns as Alabama defeated Auburn 31 to 7. He also completed a 17 yard pass as Coach Bear Bryant praised his grit and national honor eligibility.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Alabama
Bryant
Johnny Musso
Crimson Tide
Auburn
Musso
Associated Press
Johnny
Three Weekends Left In Shuffle For Super Bowl
New York AP reports with three weekends of pro football remaining the playoff format is set for record. East Central and West division champions in both the AFL and NFL will fill six of eight divisional playoff spots on December 25 26. One additional team per conference advances by best won loss record with tie breakers including head to head percentage and even a coin flip.
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NEW York
National Football League
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