Hoople’s Pigskin Picks Stir Texas Texas Rivalry
Hoople predicts Auburn over LSU 24 21 and Rice over Texas 24 23 in after dark Texas Rice clash. Also foresees Tennessee over Florida 17 14 and a slate of top teams winning as Ohio State Air Force Michigan Yale rally behind unbeaten marks.
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SWC contenders battle as Rice Baylor Tech seek wins
Rice Baylor and Texas Tech fight to stay alive in the SWC race as Rice hosts Texas, Baylor meets Texas A&M, and Tech faces SMU at Lubbock. Arkansas aims to rebound against Wichita State after the plane crash, with key notes on injuries and coaching changes.
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Tigers Test vs SE Louisiana Lions in Alamo Stadium
Trinity's Tigers bring a high powered ground attack into a Saturday showdown with the Lions of Southeastern Louisiana University at Alamo Stadium. The series sits at 3 3 with each side riding three game winning streaks, as Trinity seeks a sixth straight win this season. Tickets are available at Trinity's athletic ticket office. The rushing unit averages 265 yards per game, including 275 against Arkansas State last weekend.
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Ali Says He Is Good As Ever
Muhammad Ali declares he is in peak form after a 3 1/2 year layoff ahead of a Monday night 15 round bout with Jerry Quarry in Atlanta. He cites past champions’ comebacks and dismisses doubts while Gov. Maddox condemns the fight as a day of mourning.
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First win for girl jockey Robyn Smith at Aqueduct
Robyn C. Smith, a girl jockey, earned her first victory on a New York track at Aqueduct, riding Hill Cloud to win at 8.60. The race occurred in the fourth on Thursday, marking a historic milestone in horse racing.
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Grid Scores From Texas High School Football Ties
Summary of multiple high school football scores across Texas cities including Houston San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth with teams such as Yates Jones Williams Waltrip Sterling Bellaire St Thomas Austin Harlandale Edison Roosevelt South Oak Cliff Carter Jefferson Hillcrest Spruce White Jefferson Adams Wilson Carter Sunset and McCollum Burbank Paschal Dunbar Terrell Tech Wyatt and more. Roosevelt 62 San Antonio Roosevelt 62 is listed with 62 points for Roosevelt.
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ISU Suspends 17 Black Players From Season
Idaho State University coach Ed Cavanaugh suspended 17 black football players for the remaining four games after they boycotted a practice. The 44-man squad was told of the suspension as ISU prepared for a Big Sky game against Weber State.
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Staubach To Stay Home From Cowboys Trip
Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach will not travel to Kansas City with the Cowboys due to a staph infection in his right arm. Third string QB Bob Belden will be activated to replace Staubach, who is expected to start throwing again next week after the infection from an Astroturf burn.
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Vikings Picked Over LA Rams
New York AP notes Minnesota’s defense dominates with a healthy Front Four while Los Angeles struggles on a injury plagued roster. Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel carries a shoulder contusion as Monday night’s game at ABC looms.
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Alpine ski team trains at Middlebury in weekend session
Seven men and 10 women from the U S National Alpine Ski team began a weekend training program at Middlebury College. Joe Kapp, who left the Vikings and signed with the Boston Patriots, reportedly agreed to a three year no cut contract paying about 130 000 annually with a potential total near 400 000 including a performance clause. Only Unitas Namath and Gabriel have similar 100 000 year level contracts in the NFL.
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