Carlisle Is King In Texas In Cotton Bowl Victory
Emmett Augustus Carlisle known as Duke led Texas to a 28-6 win over Navy, posting 58 passing yards and 63 receiving yards with 213 passing and 54 rushing for 267 total. Navy star Roger Staubach, Illinois Rose Bowl win, and Alabama Mississippi Sugar Bowl results noted. Illinois, Alabama, Nebraska results summarized.
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Illini Triumph In Rose Bowl Beats Huskies 17 7
Illinois overcomes early deficit to defeat Washington 17 to 7 in the Rose Bowl before about 100000 fans in Pasadena. Jim Grabowski stars with 125 yards on 23 carries earning outstanding player honors as Washington suffers key injuries and fumbles.
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Cornhuskers Edge Auburn in Orange Bowl Thriller
Nebraska, buoyed by scouts in attendance, won 13 to 7 as Auburn mounted a late rally led by quarterback Jimmy Sidle. Dennis Claridge set a bowl record with a 68 yard TD run, while Nebraska held on after two early field goals by Theisen and a dominant first-half. Pro contracts were waved as players looked to futures in the play-for-pay era.
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North South Players Warm Up for Honolulu Hula Bowl
North and South football squads warmed up in wet weather for Saturday’s Hula Bowl. The North neared full strength with Oregon’s Len Casanova returning and four players from the Sun Bowl victory over SMU on hand. Kickoff is 7:45 p.m. HST. Some North and South stars were unavailable for practice due to Cotton Bowl duties.
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West Rutland Defeats Benhi 68 to 37 in SVL Game
Report notes West Rutland beat Benhi 68 37 in an SVL basketball clash. The Banner later corrected that no revenge narrative occurred as the initial caption misread the scoreboard.
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Ortiz Plans Three Title Defenses Start In Manila
New York based light weight champion Carlos Ortiz will announce defenses starting February 1 in Manila against Elorde. If successful he will face Kenny Lane of Muskegon and Carlos Hernandez of Venezuela for subsequent defenses. Gordie Howe named Canada's Male Athlete of the Year by a panel of 154 writers and broadcasters, breaking Maurice Richard’s career goal record.
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Muskegon, Mich
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Venezuela
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Utah Utes topple Cincinnati as Gardner tunes ahead
Utah coach Jack Gardner, optimistic yet wary, reshapes his approach after an 11-1 start and an 87-68 win over Cincinnati. The Utes led 39-31 at halftime and held off a late Bearcat rally, while Georgia beat Alabama 49-47, Louisville crushed Marquette 85-67, Rhode Island upset Memphis State 68-66, and Toledo beat Kent State 75-57 as holiday tournaments paused.
Hayes narrowly misses 9.1 in rain at Miami
Bob Hayes, on a rain soaked track before 5,000 fans at Miami, ran a 9.1 second 100 yard dash. The Florida A&M junior shows he is close to the world record pace last year in St. Louis despite two days of rain.
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Arlington High Hosts Wallingford Friday Basketball—JV 6:30, Var 8
Arlington High School will host Wallingford in a Friday doubleheader at the high school gym. The junior varsity game starts at 6:30 p.m. and the varsity matchup follows at 8 p.m.
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Brattleboro at BCHS Bendi Hosts B' Falls
Bennington Catholic High School hosts Brattleboro at BCHS gym Friday evening with games starting 6 30 p m and the varsity showdown set for 8 p m Bellows Falls travels to Bennington High for their tilt with the Cats at the same 6 30 8 p m schedule as reported.
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Defense, Determination Give Alabama Bowl Win
In the Sugar Bowl Alabama toppled Mississippi 12-7 on a defense driven victory. Tom Davis sparked the win with four field goals including a 46 and 48 yard kick, setting major bowl records. Coach Bear Bryant led a quiet postgame prayer as Alabama built a 12-0 lead before Mississippi scored late.
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Appleton undecided about future after Hula Bowl
Texas tackle Scott Appleton, a Cotton Bowl standout, contemplates pros as the NFL and AFL chase the No. 1 pick. He dodged scouts after Texas' 28-6 win over Navy, stating he has not decided a thing. The Steelers hold NFL rights to Appleton. AFL rights belong to Houston.
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Benhi Girls' Varsity and two JVs named by Caswell
Benhi's girls basketball squads for the season include 30 players selected by Coach Anita Caswell. The varsity roster features Carolyn Comstock, Katrina Koziol, Beverly Mould, Barb Powell, Sandy Sawyer, Libby Ayers, Penny Berquist, Mary Moninger and Craig a Jaquith, with five seniors and four juniors. Junior Varsity I and II list nine and twelve players respectively, led by coaches Caswell and staff. The team will face Arlington, North Bennington and others, starting January 10 at Benhi, with all home games at 4 p.m.
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Molly Stark
College Basketball Scores Dense Card
Utah defeated Cincinnati 76 to 68 while Rhode Island edged Memphis State 68 to 66. Louisville beat Marquette 85 to 67 Toledo overwhelmed Kent State 75 to 57 and Georgia defeated Alabama 49 to 47.
Spaghetti Better Than Steak? Doc Says Yes
Lexington AP reports Dr. Warren Guild of Peter Bent Brigham Hospital endorses spaghetti as superior pre game fuel for athletes. He argues meat proteins slow acid elimination and kidneys falter during exercise, while starch heavy meals such as spaghetti provide energy, lighter stomachs, and quicker digestion for peak performance.
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NBA and NHL Schedules and Scores Brief
The summary lists basketball and hockey results and upcoming games. NBA results show no games today with planned Wednesday matchups Cincinnati against Detroit in Dayton St Louis versus San Francisco in Oakland and New York at Baltimore. NHL results report Montreal 3 Boston 3 and New York 5 Chicago 2 with schedules for upcoming Baltimore New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston San Francisco.
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Substitution Rule Debated At NCAA Convention
New York AP reports calm forecasts for the NCAA annual convention but squalls loom as the Football Rules Committee weighs the substitution rule used this season. A questionnaire circulated by the panel could yield recommendations for changes, with 22 groups and committees holding meetings around the convention.
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