Navy edges Army in dramatic late bid for Cotton Bowl
Navy defeats Army 21 to 15 in Philadelphia with standout performances from Roger Staubach and Pat Donnelly. Army coach Paul Dietzel laments a disputed late clock incident that hampered a final comeback bid as Navy eyes a Cotton Bowl date with Texas.
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City League opens with eight teams and two evening games
Eight teams are registered in the City League sponsored by the Park and Recreation department. Sammy's Pizza faces Brown Derby at 9 p.m. at Shaw Gym and Thorp Loan and Thrift plays Adams Commercial Club at 9 15 p.m. at the small high school gym.
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Windsor Edges Des Moines 3-2 in OT thriller
Windsor defeated the Des Moines Oak Leafs 3-2 in overtime as Tom Walker scored the deciding goal. Nelson LeClair tied the game at 15 minutes 39 seconds of the final period with his second goal for Des Moines. The Oak Leafs’ fourth OT game of the season ended in a loss. Windsor hosts Muskegon Thursday.
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Austin Bowls and Local Leagues Results Listed
Competition results from Austin Bowls Sunday show mixed doubles and team standings across lanes and clubs. Notable scores include Team 1 2363 and Lud's Trophies 2 2226, with high totals from Interstate Home Improvement 2536 and Team 3 2177 among others.
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Top Five Sunday Mixed Doubles Bowling Standings
Summary of standings includes men and women leaders: Rathke Ryks Moen Reim Fawver on top for mixed doubles. Briner Cookan Brown Ryks Murphy lead women. Coca Cola Junior and Police Assn divisions list high scorers Fields Rayman Bertheaume Booker Smith and others. Echo Jr. Boys shows Scott Esse Gilbertson Clayton Majerus leading.
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Rupp Signals Mind Change On Kentucky Rating After Early Wins
Adolph Rupp voices doubt about Kentucky's ranking after a 3-0 start with wins over Virginia and Texas Tech. He cites potential lack of a clear big man and calls next games against Northwestern and North Carolina crucial tests. Cotton Nash and Ted Deeken starred in the Northwestern victory as Kentucky shakes off a modest last season.
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Kerr and Chamberlain stars in NBA action Sunday night
Johnny Kerr scored his 10 000th point and finished with 10 116 as the 76ers beat Cincinnati 126 116. Wilt Chamberlain hit two late free throws to give San Francisco a 114 112 win over Los Angeles. Boston defeated Baltimore 114 97 Cincinnati topped New York 116 105 and St. Louis beat Philadelphia 129 210. Kerr led Philadelphia with 33 points while Hal Greer 30 Larry Costello 24 and Al Bianchi 22. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 32 points and Jerry Lucas added 25.
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Navy-Texas Cotton Bowl clash after thrilling Army win
Navy, ranked second to Texas, survives Army 21-15 in Philadelphia to secure a Cotton Bowl bid on New Year’s Day in Dallas. The Middies led 21-7 before Army’s late rally, as Navy eyes a showdown with Texas in the Cotton Bowl while major bowls line up behind them.
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West German Six Win Olympic Ice Hockey Berth
West Germany edged East Germany 4-3 in Berlin to secure a spot for Innsbruck. The victory follows a 4-4 draw in a prior West Germany home match.
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Thanom Becomes Thailand Premier After Sarit's Death
Gen Thanom Kittikachorn elected by the cabinet and named premier by King Bhumibol amid fears of subversive activity. Sarit Nararat dies after long illness. Thanom promises army stability as interior minister warns against communists and the government tightens posts.
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Olympic Cagers to Play Pro Teams
The United States Olympic basketball team for Tokyo will gain experience by facing professional clubs. The AAU authorized the plan at its San Diego convention, allowing Olympic cagers to play the pros under official sanction, possibly including a series with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Julius Kessler Whiskey Branded for Lawrenceburg Market
Blended whiskey produced by Julius Kessler Company in Lawrenceburg Indiana shown as 86 proof. Product labeled Crain Neutral Spirits with 72/2 percent listing.
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