Arkansas vs. Duke

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, January 3, 1961, page 12

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  ARKANSAS ONE-POINT LOSER Lonesome End Is Ace In Dukes Late Rally DALLAS. Jan. 3 tAP).- Lonesome End Tee Norman, the toe of Art Browning and some little things turned into breaks vindicated Dukes angry Blue Devils with a 7–⁠6 victory over Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl yesterday. The dogged Blue Devils, driving to atone for defeats in their last two games of the regular season. waited until the clock had nearly run its course before they rolled 73 yards for the touchdown that gave them the triumph in their first appearance in the Cotton Bowl When the game ended, they were back down on the Ar kansas 1-yard line. For a month the lonesome end Of Duke, a big fellow who lined up IS yards away from his mates on every down. hac been the major topic. Coach Frank BroyleS had told how he feared this maneuver and how tough it would be to stop it. Coach Was So Right Broyles was a soothsayerit was Norman, the lonesom, end who kept that desperate drive going and it was Moor man, a lonely man in the enC zone, who caught Don Altman 9-yard pass for the touchdown that broke Arkansas heart. Browning, a big guard planted the ball between tn goal posts for the point tina won the game. 1t was NOR than Mickey Cissell, the Ar kansas place-kicking ace. coult do after his teams touchdown But Cissell had to contenI with chunky Dave Unser, tn surging Duke wingman VIII smashed through to block tn

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Duke leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.