Sun Devils Hold Off Florida State In Fiesta Bowl Classic
In Tempe the Arizona State Sun Devils edged Florida State 45-38 after a see-saw fourth quarter. Woody Green scored the decisive one yard TD with 34 seconds left as ASU piled up 361 passing yards by Gary Huff and Ah You anchored the defense. Rhett Dawson scored all three FSU TDs as Fontes added 12 points on field goals and conversions.
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Toledo Faces Richmond in Tangerine Bowl Standoff
The North leads with a Toledo 11 0 score as Bobby Majors converts for the win. Northwestern’s Marie Daigneau connects with Bob Richardson on a one yard TD pass for Iowa State before Duke’s Ernie Jackson blocks the conversion. The 34 game Toledo streak tests itself in Orlando.
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Top Ten college basketball poll holds steady
UCLA remains No 1 with 28 first place votes and 676 points in The AP poll. Marquette follows with 628 points while South Carolina North Carolina Southern California and Ohio State keep curtain positions. Indiana rises to seventh as Brigham Young stays tenth.
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Tar Heels overwhelm Harvard in season’s busy tour schedule
North Carolina, ranked No. 4, defeated Harvard 96 to 78 amid a grueling stretch of four games in five nights after a Spain tour. Robert McAdoo led with 28 points and 14 rebounds as UNC used a fast break to seize control.
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Toledo Favored In Tangerine Bowl By HUBERT MIZELL
Richmond coach Frank Jones was once reported dead and his Spiders face a Toledo squad riding a 34 game win streak in the Tangerine Bowl. Jones, healthy again, dismissed oddsmakers who favored Toledo by 21 points as 17,000 fans looked on.
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Toledo Eyes Third Straight Perfect Season In Tangerine Bowl
Toledo 11 0 led by quarterback Chuck Ealey who has not lost a game in 64 outings. he has 1 645 passing yards and 15 TDs plus 385 rushing yards and five scores. Don Fair 643 receiving yards and six TDs. Richmond's Ken Nichols 55 percent passer. Tangerine Bowl ends Southern Conference contract. MAC seeks third straight win after 55 33 over Davidson and 40 12 over William and Mary.
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Bobcat Stickmen In RPI Tourney
Ohio University hockey team, the Bobcats, heads to Troy New York for the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute tournament facing host RPI Clarkston and New Brunswick in round robin play. RPI led by Jack Decloe and John Donhoe and goalie Don Cutts.
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Lancers Face Warriors In Tri-Valley TVC Showdown
Federal Hocking Lancers travel to Warren Local in a key Tri-Valley Conference clash threatening a league co lead with Belpre. Federal Hocking sits 2-0 in league and 3-4 overall while Warren Local is 1-0 and 4-1. The winner stays unbeaten in league play.
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Random Sample beats Engineers 77 to 35 in City League action
Random Sample remains undefeated in seven, takes first place in Over 30 division after a 77 35 win over Engineers. Paul Bishop leads with 38 points, Fritz Hagerman adds 19, Tom Smith 10 for Random Sample as Engineers drop to 3-5. The night also features Dale's Sohio 62 59 over Kentucky Fried Chicken and Athens Masonry 64 52 over Metro All-Stars in Under 30 play. The Winter Olympic Games set for Sapporo Japan February 3 to 13.
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Classic Football Feats and a 1954 Cotton Bowl Tangle
Sports fans recall Waco High School 1921 defense that held teams from reaching the 35 yard line all season. The 1954 Cotton Bowl controversy involved Rice’s Dick Moegle and Alabama substitute leaping onto the field to tackle him, with Moegle credited for a 95 yard run though it was 53. Also noted is 1922 Rose Bowl featuring California and Washington & Jefferson, with W&J sizing about 400 students and tying California.
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