Huskies Rally Past Gophers 17 7 in Rose Bowl Thriller
Washington upset Minnesota 17 7 in Pasadena as Schloredt passed for a TD and ran 31 yards, earning the Helms Trophy for the second straight year. Bob Schierdt led the Huskies as the underdogs dominated the first half and withstood a Gopher rally in the second half.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Washington
Bob Schieredt
Golden Gophers
Huskies
Schloredt
Schieredt
Minnesota
Gresham
Ore
Helms Athletic Foundation
Askies
Kurt Gegner
Chuck Allen
Roy McKasson
Don McKeta
Tom Brown
Greg Larson
Bob Hivner
George Fleming
Husky
Brent Wooten
Lee Falkens
Gophers
Hivner
Bob Deegan
Sandy Stephens
Bill Munsey
McKeta
Stephens
Wisconsin
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Flem— Munsey
Rogers
Ohio State Retains No 1 Ranking in AP Poll
Ohio State remains the top ranked college basketball team after a string of tournament wins at Madison Square Garden. Bradley stays second with St Bonaventure third as Duke, UCLA and Auburn round out the top ten in the weekly AP rankings. Kenji Fuchuchi defends Orient welterweight title with a 12 round decision in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
St. John’s
N.Y
St. Bonaventure
Buckeyes
Seton Hall
St. John's
Bradley
Drake
Dartmouth
Indiana
St. Louis
North Carolina State
Louisville
Iowa
Duke
UCLA
Auburn
North Carolina
Tokyo
Japan
Kenji Fukuchi
Thailand
Munchai T.R.O
April Skies Wins at Tropical Park in Stakes Victory
April Skies ridden by Bill Hartack won Tropical Park’s New Year stake with a time of 1 10 3 5 for 6 furlongs. Han Tuderich finished second, two lengths before Sweet William as April Skies paid $3.60 $2.60 and $2.30 on the odds-on favorite.
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Coral Gables, Fla
Sportsman Warns On Used Guns Before Buying
A reader advises buyers to avoid antique Damascus barrels and factory discontinued models. Inspect a well- surfaced bore, note rust pits and pitting, and wipe and bore a white cloth to check light reflection.
Gibraltar's Nip Beverage edges in semis 80 78 thriller
Hampton's basket three seconds before the fourth quarter sealed Gibraltar's 80 to 78 victory over No 1 Beverage of Anderson in the Bush Callahan Class A tournament semi final at Inders Dearborn gym. Tilley led scoring with 22 points as Box score details appear for both teams.
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Indianapolis
Hampton
Gibraltar
Beverage Club
Anderson
Bush-Callahan
Inders
Dearborn
Beverage
No. 1
Mallory
Tilley
Anenne
PFATP
Woechitz
Duncan
Teague
Bow
B. Brown
Bridgeforth
Cas
Pope
Butler Wu
Totels
Gibbs Shines In 14-6 Sugar Bowl Victory
Mississippi quarterback Jake Gibbs scored both touchdowns to lift the Rebels to a 14-6 win over Rice before 82,851 in New Orleans. Gibbs rushed for a short TD in the first quarter and scored again in the fourth, while Allen Green added an extra point.
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New Orleans
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
Rebels
Rice
Grenada
Miss
Owls
Butch Blume
Minnesota
Bobby Crespino
Gibbs
Allen Green
James Anderson
Green
British Tote Bets Hit Record High in 1960
London reports a tote betting total of 84,702,786 pounds, about 168 million dollars, with daily peak at Royal Ascot when bettors wagered 1,009,506 dollars on a single day.
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London
Racecourse Control Board
United States
Britain
Royal Ascot
Pirates manager Murtaugh turns 43 on a night of losses
Pittsburgh manager Danny Murtaugh celebrated his 43rd birthday as his Pirates were routed by the Yankees 10 to 0. Meanwhile his son Timmy Murtaugh starred for St. James High of Chester Pa as an 18-0 football victory, making 11 tackles and assisting on eight. Timmy is a guard.
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Murtaugh
NEW York
Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Yankees
Timmy
St. James High
Chester
Mrs. Murtaugh
Timmy Murtaugh
Missouri Tigers overpower Navy in Orange Bowl thriller
Missouri stops Joe Bellino and dominates with a strong ground game to beat Navy 21 to 14 in the Orange Bowl. President-elect Kennedy watches as Melvin West and the Tigers drive for 296 rushing yards and seize control after an early, high-scoring start.
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Miami
Fla
Missouri
Joe Bellino
Tigers
Navy
John F. Kennedy
Hal Spooner
Bellino
Greg Mather
Norman Beal
Melvin West
Kennedy
Mather
Impres
Mainte
Madison Heights and Pendleton County Games Tuesday Night
County league action features Alexandria at Pendleton and Frankton at Madison Heights Tuesday night amid a busy schedule. Top teams like Muncie Central and Terre Haute Wiley eye pivotal matchups this weekend as unbeaten squads clash in Indiana high school basketball.
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Alexandria
Pendelton
Frankton
Madison Heights
Associated Press
Muncie Central
Bearcats
Terre Haute Wiley
Muncie
Kokomo
New Castle
Logansport
Indianapolis Tech
Anderson
Frankfort
Richmond
Marion
Hammond Tech
Huntington
Gary Mann
Gary Froebel
Steel City
Michigan City
Froebel
Evansville
Elwood
Gary Roosevelt
Gary Tollston
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Bosse
Jasper
Evansville Memorial
Evans Ville
Lincoln
Mater Dei
Ferdinand
Rockport
Fort Branch
South Bend
St. Joseph's
Fort Wayne
Luers
Fort Wayne North
South Frankfort
Franklin
North Vernon
Gary Wirt
Gary
Wabash
Hammond Clark
Mishawaka
South Mississinewa
Muncie Burris
Monticello
Wiley
Lexington
Lafayette
New Albany
Penn
Riley Salem
Seymour
Rushville
Greenfield
Adams
van Buren
Schulte la Porte
Valparaiso
Gerstmeyer
Vincennes
Tourneys
Cambridge City
Bowling Scores And Honors From Local League Night
Baker's Hardware, Hot Shots, Hoosier Market, Rains Gardens, Britton's App, Den and Cricket's all posted wins as Pink Horse Drive Inn dominated Rick's Drive Inn. Honors roll lists players J Smith 201 203 590 and J Myers 204 along with Greene 203 Taylor 561 Earlywine 205 Stout 202 V Biddle 223 and M Brown 202.
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Baker's Hardware
Hot Shots
Hoosier Market
Rains Gardens
Britton’s
den & Cricket
Pink Horse Drive Inn
Rick's Drive Inn
Dodd's Florist
Anderson Tobacco
J. Smith
J. Myers
Greene
Taylor
Earlywine
Stout
V. Biddle
M. Brown
Coils 4 Maintenance 0 Pit 10 TR 3
A fragment lists scores and items across departments with names Denton Gordon Robinson McKelvey Young Sloan Imel Pettigrew Wallace Bannon Brown Wolf Guyot Davis and numbers in parentheses indicating totals or points. It records assembly inspection and multiple gear related entries.
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Denton
Gordon
Robinson
McKelvey
Young
Sloan
Imel
Pettigrew
Wallace
Bannon
Brown
Wolf
Guyot
Davis
Local School Happenings and Honor Roll Details
The report lists teams Pepsi Cola 2 and Beginner D's 2 with Plant 7 3 and Gregg Ins 1 as further results. Honor roll members include Gaylor 203 Howell 204 Jackson 202 Bonewit 225 222 Major 210 with 559 575 listed in parentheses.
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Pepsi Cola
Plant
Gregg Ins
Rainbow’s
Rector’s Realty
Model Shop
Dietrich Chey
Gaylor
Howell
Jackson
Bonewit
Major
Bowling Scores and Honors From Local Recreation League
Brown's Recreation and other teams posted scores in a bowling league with Puritan Water, Lurber & Son, Murnan's Lanes, Cooper's Sports Bow, Kelley Furniture, Anderson Art Glass, Olympia Lanes, and Walker's Jewelry posting wins. Honor roll includes Reveal 214 223 618, Stalnaker 222 200 612, Caufman 209 212 207, Jones 222, H James 202, Woods 209 211, Wilhoite 202, Nevin 234, Pope 204, Paschel 207, Harvey 210, Owings 206, Day 223.
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Brown's Recreation
Lynch Corp
Brauchia
Puritan Water
Lurber & Son
Murnan’s
Cooper's Sports Bow
Kelley
Furniture
Anderson Art Glass
Olympia
Walker's Jewelry
Reveal
Stalnaker
Caufman
Jones
H. James
Woods
Wilhoite
Nevin
Pope
Paschel
Harvey
Owings
Day
Nicholson file men's bowlers honor roll from Cooper's Sport Bowl
The honor roll lists players Dollar and 202 Neal with 553, Stephenson posting 219 and 222, R. Sokol at 210, M. Godleski with 203 and 221 for 569, Burke 220 for 554, and Klaus with 210.
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Nicholson
Dollar
Neal
Stephenson
R. Sokol
M. Godleski
Burke
Klausz
Raiders without president or general manager
Oakland, Calif. AP. The Raiders were without a president or general manager Monday as Eddie Erdelatz refused both roles. Head coach said he would stay in charge on the field but that merging coach and GM duties is too much for one man after Y A Chet Soda resigned as dual role, though he planned to keep his stock and remain a director.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Eddie Erdelatz
Raiders
Y. A
Chet) Soda
Soda
Gonzales Beats MacKay as Gimeno Topples Buchholz in Wellington
In Wellington New Zealand Pancho Gonzales the Los Angeles pro defeated Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio 6 4 3 6 2 in a three set match Andres Gimeno of Spain defeated Earl Buchholz of St Louis 6 8 5 6 4 completing a pro lawn tennis tournament pairing up U S Davis Cup veterans in a distant meet.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Barry MacKay
Earl Buchholz
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Buchholz
St Louis
Duke Beats Arkansas 7 6 in Cotton Bowl Thriller
Duke Blue Devils upset favored Arkansas 7 to 6 in the Cotton Bowl before 74 000 fans. Don Altman tied the late scoring drive with Moorman as the key target and Art Browning’s extra point proved decisive. Alworth starred for Arkansas with a 49 yard punt return and standout play.
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Dallas, Tex
UPI
Duke
Blue Devils
Don Altman
Alworth
Arkansas
Moorman
Altman
Bob Spada
Wright
Devils
Wilson
Razorbacks
Dave Unser
Jerry McGee
Razorback
George McKinney
Billy Moore
Joe Paul Alberty
Dwight Bumgarner
Browning
Ark — Alworth
Young Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Shot And Killed
Frank Jackson 21, Pirates pitching prospect, was shot in the doorway of a Los Angeles drive in restaurant while watching an argument in a parking lot. A 38 caliber bullet killed him minutes later. The suspects fled after the fatal shot at the Hot Spot. the event involved Louis Sherrill and Thomas Minter. Jackson was a Centennial High School graduate in Compton and played for a Pirate farm club.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Jackson
Sheriff's Deputies
Jackson
Louis Sherill
Thomas Minter
Firestone Park
Centennial High School
Compton
Shaw Lombardi Pick Assistants For All Star Game
Shaw selected Nick Skorich to coach the East line and Jerry Williams to tutor the backs. Lombardi named Phil Bengston and Bill Austin as his assistants for the West. The Pro Bowl is set for January 15 at the Coliseum.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Buck Shaw
Vince Lombardi
Coliseum
Shaw
Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Skorich
Jerry Williams
Skorich
Philadelphia
Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Phil Bengston
Bill Austin
Rose Bowl Washington Defeats Minnesota 17 7
Washington defeats Minnesota 17 to 7 in the Rose Bowl game. Both teams earn bowl bragging rights as the season concludes.
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