Field Goal Gamble Pays MSU Breaks Bowl Bank
In the Rose Bowl at Pasadena on Monday, Michigan State rallied to a 17 14 win over UCLA after sophomore end Dave Kaiser booted a 41 yard field goal as time expired. Kaiser had not scored a FG all season prior to this kick with seven seconds remaining after a Planutis miss and late penalties shifted the ball to MSU. The win gives the Big Ten nine victories in 10 PAC 8 tilt results.
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Nervy finish as Spartans edge UCLA 17 14
Michigan State celebrates a 17 14 win over UCLA as Earl Morrall leads late drive. Kaiser credits transfer status and team resilience while Spartan fans rip jerseys amid the victory. Daugherty praises his players and notes penalties on key plays altered the outcome. Michigan State prepares to return home by charter.
Mississippi Upsets TCU 14-13 In Bowl Thriller
Day was outstanding for Mississippi with 137 passing yards and 45 rushing, while Dick Goehe’s first‑play tackle crippled TCU quarterback Chuck Curtis, costing the Horned Frogs an extra point after Harold Pollard’s kick was nullified by illegal formation.
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Cowboys Rally Past Tech For Sun Bowl Win
Wyoming, a two touch underdog and 20 pounds lighter on the line, surged from behind in the final quarter to beat Texas Tech 24-16 in the Sun Bowl. The Cowboys tied it with a late six yard plunge and capitalized on a Tech fumble to seize the decisive margin as about 14,500 watched. Tech led 14-7 at halftime before Wyoming’s brilliant rally.
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Warriors Take Over Lead in Eastern Game Victory
The Warriors moved into undisputed first place with a 130 to 100 win over Rochester in an NBA Eastern division game. Fort Wayne's Pistons lost 95 to 89 to Minneapolis in the first game of a St. Louis double header but retained a three game Western division edge after Rochester and St. Louis losses.
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Oklahoma Assistant Takes Nebraska Job
Oklahoma assistant coach Elliott accepts Nebraska football head coaching offer. Athletic director Bill Orwig announces the hire after Elliott delayed decision following Oklahoma’s Orange Bowl appearance. Elliott succeeds Bill Glasford, leaves Oklahoma after five years as a former Michigan Wolverines backfield star.
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Tangerine Bowl Ends Longest College Football Streaks
In Orlando on Monday night the Tangerine Bowl halted Juniata’s 23 game winning streak with a 66 tie against Missouri Valley. Two years earlier East Texas State’s 30 game run was stopped at 7-7 by Arkansas State.
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Ohio Teams Open New Year With 41 Games Schedule
Ohio college basketball enters 1956 with 41 games in week one led by Ohio State and Michigan opening Big Ten play as Buckeyes win 79 to 66. Ohio clubs boast 61 wins against 36 losses outside Ohio, with Xavier and Bowling Green notably strong as a pack of midseason matchups kicks off across the state.
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Spartans in Bowl Interesting Affair
The 1956 Rose Bowl clash peaked with a field goal and a late strategy debate as Michigan State avoided a pass for a ground drive. Coach Daugherty’s team chose time erosion over air attack, securing a 3 point win while UCLA debated the Spartans offensive approach and Ohio State’s Woody Hayes echoed fan sentiment. Cassady named Male Athlete of the Year, edging out Rocky Marlene and Johnny Podres.
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Illini Rally Past Spartans In Big Ten Clash
Illinois used a strong second half to topple Michigan State 73 66 at Champaign as Ohio State also won 78 66 over Michigan State in conference opener. McCoy led Illinois with a fast start and sharp scoring while Freeman and Leathe contributed for OSU.
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Michigan State and Mississippi Football and Harness Results
Michigan State participates in ICA NCAA and Big Ten frost country championships yearly. Since 1933 Mississippi football shows 50 wins 52 losses and eight ties. Quick Chic owned by John Froelich of Brookville won 13 of 20 harness races earning 95397. Heavyweight boxer Marciano claims he can take piano lessons.
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Major Bowl Game Results From 5 Haw Page
Michigan State I UCLA 14 ORANGE Oklahoma 20 Maryland 6 SUGAR Georgia Tech 7 Pittsburgh COTTON Mississippi 14 TCU 13 SUN Wyoming 21 Texas Tech 14 PRAIRIE VIEW Prairie View 59 Fisk TANGERINE Juniata 6 Missouri Valley 6
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Oklahoma Defeats Terps in Miami on McDonald Spark
Oklahoma defeats Maryland 206 in Miami led by All-America halfback Tommy McDonald’s returns and a fourth quarter sprint. Maryland’s tough line limited McDonald to 13 yards on 11 carries before his 33 yard return and a four yard TD to seal the game. Vereb rushed for 108 yards for Maryland.
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Cage Scores Clash and Close Contests Across Regions
Regional cage results show Queen City capping Xavier 92 to 1 in a championship bid while Canisius fended off St. Bonaventure 77 to 7 for third. Niagara beat Lafayette 89 to 69 in consolation final as Illinois, Michigan State, Ohio State and others posted varied scores in Midwest play.
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Tech Caps Sugar Bowl Win Over Pitt
Georgia Tech stunned Pittsburgh 7 0 in the Sugar Bowl after two pivotal breaks. Pitt fumbles on its own 32 leading to a Tech touchdown, and a disputed pass interference call in the end zone set up the decisive score. Pitt fought hard but was held by Tech’s defense as guard Franklin Brooks was named the game’s outstanding player.
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Chieftains Lead SE Ohio Athletic League Friday Night
Gallipolis and Wellston hold first place as the SEOL basketball race shifts. Gallipolis travels to Middleport while Wellston visits Pomeroy. Athens hosts Logan and Jackson visits Nelsonville as teams chase standings. Other games include Hooster against Roseville.
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San Francisco Leads AP Poll After Holiday Festival
San Francisco holds first in the weekly AP college basketball poll after a three game win streak from the Holiday Festival. North Carolina State rises to second, Dixie lassie champs overtaking Dayton which slips to third. Rankings list Vanderbilt, North Carolina, Kentucky, George Washington, Iowa State, Ohio State, Duke, Memphis State, Indiana, Holy Cross, Tulsa, Temple, Alabama, Rice, West Virginia, Michigan State among others with regional notes.
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