Bruins reclaim top spot with 48 0 rout and Oregon State upset
UCLA rises to No 1 with a 48 0 win over Washington while Oregon State defeats USC 3 0. Tennessee slips to No 2 after UCLA claim, Purdue Indiana Wyoming Oklahoma and Oregon State climb into the top 10 with other key results shaping the week’s poll.
Auerbach Prods Listless Celts In New York Doubleheader
The Celtics face an expansion Seattle team in New York as Red Auerbach laments the club’s lack of intensity. Boston sits 9-2, half a game behind the 76ers who lead the East at 10-2. Bailey Howell says 70 wins could seal the division. Celtics also meet the Knicks and Rockets in a four games in five nights stretch.
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Yale Marching Band Delivers Laughs Not Precision
The Yale University band at Yale Bowl is more known for entertainment than precision. Director and students describe a loose, informal yet tightly structured routine as debuts feature humorous formations and playful script errors.
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Schenectady Press Sets Pin Tourney
The Schenectady Press announces the 10th annual press test open Feb 11-12 with weekending events through May 11-12 at Boulevard Bowl. Expect a 1500 team turnout and a $70,000 prize list for a 13 weekend run. advance entries close Jan 17 with 600 teams already filed last spring.
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Bruins Lose Touch After Weekend Setback To Flyers
Boston Bruins coach Harry Sinden said the team lost its touch after falling to the expansionist Philadelphia Flyers. He held a regrouping meeting Monday and made skating optional as the players took a day off for rest. The defense overhandled the puck and three men chased into the corners. The Bruins next play Toronto on Wednesday.
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Red Sox Veep O Connell Named Executive of the Year
United Press International selects Dick OConnell executive of the year, voting 8 to 7 over Stan Musial. The Boston Red Sox executive, a 1946 hire and World War II Navy veteran, aided major moves including Sullivan hiring, Williams management, and acquisitions like Adair Bell Landis and Harrelson.
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Oddsmakers Favor Trojans in Crucial UCLA Showdown
New York UP I reports Southern California remains a strong favorite at three points over UCLA as a potential National Championship decider. USC holds a 9-1-1 record while UCLA stands 7-0-1, tying Oregon State. Other notable lines include Indiana even with Minnesota and Tennessee favored over Mississippi by six.
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Williams Coach In Hall of Fame
Williams College retires coach Plansky earns Helms Track and Field Hall of Fame honors. Former Georgetown star in early 20th century excelled in football and track, winning the 1924 national decathlon. Plansky led Williams to nine Little Three titles in 30 years and coached cross country to nine more. Maynard, his standout runner, holds the college half mile record and seeks the home course mark in the Amherst meet.
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Spectator miraculously survives scary moment at Shea Stadium
Jets rookie Henry King delivered a clean hit that sent Buffalo fullback Jack Spikes into a near strangulation during the second quarter. Spikes survived with no broken bones and plans to play next Sunday, while team doctors and staff acted quickly to stabilize him on the field.
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