Arkansas Upsets Texas Involving Kenny Hatfield Punt Return
Arkansas defeats Texas 14-13 as safety Kenny Hatfield returns a punt 81 yards for a second quarter TD. Texas shows late hope with a two-point try, but Arkansas defense halts the attempt. Mississippi State and others also rally in Saturday action, including Ohio State, Notre Dame, Nebraska, and Florida State victories.
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Gary Kale
Arkansas
Longhorns
Razorback
Frank Broyles
Marvin Kristynik
Texas
Razorbacks
Wichita
Texas A&m
Michigan
Purdue
Wolverine
Bob Timberlake
Montreal Gains First Place Tie in NHL Action
Yvan Cournoyer and Claude LaRose sparked the Montreal Canadiens to a 3 1 win over the Boston Bruins as Montreal shares top spot with Toronto. Ed Johnston vs Cournoyer and LaRose netted quick goals to decide the game. Gordie Howe added two goals for Detroit in a 3 2 win over Chicago.
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United Press International
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Yvan Cournoyer
Claude LaRose
Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Cournoyer
Ed Johnston
LaRose
Claude Provost
Lou Angotti
New York Rangers
Toronto Leafs
Bob Nevin
Blues
Toronto
Jim Pappin
Kent Douglas
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago Jack Hawks
Quebec Aces stay undefeated with 3-2 win over Springfield
The Quebec Aces improved to 6-0 in the season by edging the Springfield Indians 3-2. John Blackburn opened the scoring, Bill Sweeney tied it, and Jim Morrison plus Wayne Hicks sealed the win with goals in the middle period. Jim Anderson added a late Springfield goal. In other AHL action, Pittsburgh Hornets beat Buffalo 3-2 to keep Western lead, Rochester topped Cleveland 5-2, and Providence defeated Baltimore 2-1.
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United Press International
Quebec Aces
Springfield Indians
John Blackburn
Aces
Bill Sweeney
Indians
Jim Morrison
Wayne Hicks
Jim Anderson
Springfield
Pittsburgh Hornets
Buffalo Bisons
Hornets
Buffalo
Claude la Forge
Zellio Toppazzini
Gary Hall
Rochester
Cleveland
Gerry Ehman
Providence
Baltimore
Engle's Gamble Fails as Nittany Lions Lose
Penn State coach Rip Engle defended a last period pass gamble that cost the team a 21-14 defeat to Syracuse in University Park. Syracuse intercepted for a late touchdown after Floyd Little's punt return scored early for the Orangemen. Jim Nance and Wally Mahle added scores for Syracuse as Penn State dropped to 1-4, with next stop West Virginia.
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UPI
Penn State
Rip Engle
Syracuse
Gary Wydman
Engle
Ben Schwartzwalder
Floyd Little
Jack White
Tom Urbaniak
Jim Nance
Wally Mahle
Orangemen
West Virginia
Marshall Tackle Fred Anderson Injured in KY State Game
Huntington UP I reports Marshall University improved to over .500 with a 27-6 win over Kentucky State. Tackle Fred Anderson suffered an injury while interior line depth was tested. End Jim Cure moved to 99 career receptions, and Jack Mahone scored three rushing touchdowns. Jim Brown added a 20-yard TD run. Kentucky State answered with a 25-yard TD pass to Eddie Hardwick. two-point attempt failed.
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Kentucky State
Carl Wade
Eddie Hardwick
Bills Hold Off Chiefs In Narrow AFL Showdown
The unbeaten Buffalo Bills survived a scare from upset-minded Kansas City, building a 28-0 lead before the Chiefs surged to 22 points in the third. Buffalo, led by Jack Kemp, halted KC at the Bills 1 yard line late, then scored to seal a 35-22 victory. Chargers crushed Broncos 42-14. Jets beat Oilers 24-21. Boston and Oakland tied 43-43.
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Jack Kemp
Kansas City Chiefs
Patsy
Chiefs
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San Diego Chargers
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New York Jets
Houston Oilers
Boston
Oakland
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New York
Houston
San Diego
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Denver
Dick Sikes Upsets Top Golfers In Sahara Win
Dick Sikes, a 24-year-old Arkansas graduate, won the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas, beating stars like Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper. He earned 12,000 dollars, with Nicklaus, Casper, Rodgers and McGowan sharing top placements. Palmer and Venuti sat the week out as Sikes vaulted toward more events.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Texas
Asd
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Phil Rodgers
Jack McGowan
Corona
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Australia
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Casper
Rodgers
McGowan
Blazers Rally To Beat Wheeling 23-20 In UFL Clash
Grand Rapids Blazers edge Wheeling Ironmen 23-20 as Larry Moore adds three field goals, Jimmy Edwards returns a kickoff 105 yards, and a late interception seals the win. Les Muller adds a second quarter TD for a 13-0 halftime lead. Wheeling narrows gap but GR holds firm.
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Wheeling
UPI
Grand Rapids Blazers
Larry Moore
Jimmy Edwards
Wheeling Ironmen
United Football League
Moore
Les Muller
Blazers
Bill Olvavsky
Edwards
Oval
Ironmen
Ivan Toncic
Lorenzen Wins Duel With Petty At Charlotte
Fred Lorenzen won the National 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway after Richard Petty suffered a tire failure in a bumper to bumper duel. Petty crashed but was uninjured as Lorenzen claimed first place and $11,755, with Plymouth teammate Jim Paschal finishing second and Petty third.
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N.C
UPI
Fred Lorenzen
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Lorenzen
Richard Petty
Petty
Plymouth
Jim Paschal
Ito
Vikings Topple Steelers 30-10 in Minneapolis
Fran Tarkenton threw two touchdown passes and ran for another as the Minnesota Vikings defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-10 in Minneapolis. Bill Brown scored three times with 73 rushing yards and 86 passing. Rip Hawkins added a 56 yard interception return for a TD. Pittsburgh led early with a Mike Clark field goal but could not sustain the advantage. Fred Cox added a 25 yard field goal and three extra points for Minnesota.
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Fran Tarkenton
Bill Brown
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Fred Cox
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Ed Brown
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Carl Eller
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Colts Extend Win Streak Over Packers 24 21
Baltimore Colts stay undefeated in five straight wins by edging Green Bay 24 21. Lenny Moore starred with a late five yard TD run, while Paul Hornung missed five field goals. Detroit and Chicago losses shuffle tight NFC standings as Browns and Cardinals win late.
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Don Shula
Shula
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Packers
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Beckley Archery Rules and NFAA Reorganization
A club member offers safety rules for gun and bow hunting and discusses the NFAA A A reorganization under consideration. The piece emphasizes unloading weapons, target verification, backstops, and avoiding alcohol, urging good sportsmanship and orderly archery practice in West Virginia.
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N.F.A.A
West Virginia
Warriors Miss Wilt The Stilt Leave Warriors Lacking Edge
Wilt Chamberlain again sat out with a stomach ailment as the Warriors fell to the Cincinnati Royals 117 to 108. Tom Meschery led San Francisco with 28 points while Jack Twyman had 31 for Cincinnati and Oscar Robertson added 21.
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Warriors
San Francisco
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Jack Twyman
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Tom Meschery
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