Bowl Weekend Begins With Tangerine Bowl And New Year Offerings
The Tangerine Bowl in Orlando kicks off the New Year football weekend with Citadel facing Tennessee Tech before the Rose Bowl in Pasadena features Minnesota against Washington. About 500,000 fans expected across a dozen bowls and all-star games with large crowds in Sugar, Orange, Cotton, and Gator Bowls.
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Dallas Back Abner Haynes Named AFL Player of Year
Dallas Texans halfback Abner Haynes, 185 pounds, was voted the American Football League Player of the Year for 1960 by United Press International. He led the AFL in rushing with 156 attempts, 5.6 yards per carry, and also starred in punt returns and receptions. Haynes helped lift Dallas to an 8-6 second-place finish in the Western Division.
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Best Fullbacks Named by 49ers Personnel Director
San Francisco 49ers personnel director selects Art Baker of Syracuse and Jim Cunningham of Pittsburgh as the best fullbacks, naming Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf as a top candidate. The selections highlight standout college backs from Syracuse and Pitt for professional recognition.
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Hockey Scores And Upcoming NHL Schedule
Montreal and Detroit finished 1 1 in yesterday's AP results. Today's schedule shows no games. Tomorrow features Boston at Montreal New York at Toronto and Chicago at Detroit.
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Radio and TV Sports State Preview Schedule
Friday bowl coverage and weekend sports listing feature live radio and TV plans. Highlights include the Rockey tournament finals, the Grey All-Star Game, the West Shrine and Sugar Bowl style events, plus University and conference matchups across WRGB WTIC WCAST WGY and other stations.
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Warriors Tie Celtics For First In NBA Standings
United Press International reports the Philadelphia Warriors beat the Cincinnati Royals 198 to 194 to tie Boston for first place after 34 games in the Eastern Division. Wilt Chamberlain scored 27 as Tom Gola and Guy Rodgers each hit pivotal late free throws, while Oscar Robertson led the Royals with 36 points and Jack Twyman added 31. The Hawks fell to the Pistons 112 to 89 and Elgin Baylor scored 28 as the Lakers beat the Knicks 111 to 95.
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Tiny Goalie Hodge Is Big For Montreal
Montreal goalie Charlie Hodge, listed at five feet six inches and 250 pounds, has become a key figure for the Canadiens. In 15 games since taking over for Jacques Plante, Hodge posted a 2.07 average with 31 goals against, lifting Montreal into an eight point lead atop the standings after a 3-2 shoot of Detroit. He stopped 34 shots, with Jean Beliveau scoring for Montreal early in the first period.
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Lynn High Schools Consolidate Sports Program Plan
The Lynn School Committee voted 43 to approve consolidating athletic programs for Lynn English Classical and Trade High Schools. Elma Benedetto, PE director, will draft an organizational outline for unification ahead of the next meeting for final action by Massachusetts principals. If approved, one football team and one basketball squad may represent the three schools next season.
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McKinley Declines Pro Path After Davis Cup Suspension
Charles McKinley, 19, the United States top 20 tennis talent, is not planning a pro switch despite a USLTA suspension over a racket throw in the Perth Davis Cup finals. The penalty, announced by USLTA President George S. Barnes, hinges on the Executive Committee meeting February 4 in New Orleans.
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Mazeroski Skips Banquet Circuit for New Greensburg Home
World Series star Bill Mazeroski will skip winter banquet appearances to focus on hunting and finishing a new home in Greensburg Pennsylvania. He plans to devote time to the project and reduce public engagements this season.
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NYU Varsity Basketball Team Includes Two Outsiders
New York University's varsity squad features only two outsiders, Len Adletto of Weehawken and Tom Boose of Newark, both 19-year-old sophomores, among the otherwise local roster. Their presence marks a small diversity in the team composition.
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Brooklyn CBA sweeps holiday series at Pittsfield Club
Brooklyn CBA completed a three game sweep at the Pittsfield Boys Club with a 63 49 victory over the club seniors. Shelly Schneider and Arnie Grodman coached the visitors who surged to a nine point lead in the final period. Ronnie Canulin scored 24 for Brooklyn while Joe Barbanell added 17 and Joel Mitchell with Teddy Gardner led the Boys Club with 14 each.
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Foote to captain Dartmouth baseball team next spring
Jerry Foote, 21, former Kansas City Athletics batboy, will captain Dartmouth College baseball next spring. He replaces Dan Cilo of New Brunswick, New Jersey, who has left the college.
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NBA Results from Yesterday and Today Across Cities
The Associated Press reports yesterday's NBA results with New York edging Atlanta and Cincinnati defeating St. Louis, plus today’s schedules featuring Boston at New York and Detroit at St. Louis among others.
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Providence Wins Boston Hockey Title
Providence College captured the eighth annual Boston Arena intercollegiate hockey carnival by defeating Northeastern 103 to remain undefeated in three games. Dalhousie 6 Dalhousie 5 beat Boston University in the final, Army beat Brown 5-2 in the consolation. Jack McGeaugh of Providence was named MVP. all tourney team named Claude Brown Dalhousie Bob Ferguson Dalhousie McGeough Providence Michael Tschida Providence Mike Denihan Boston University Art Chisholm Northeastern.
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Notre Dame Beats Holy Family 56 40 in Junior League Play
Notre Dame defeated Holy Family 56 to 40 at the Catholic Youth Center to rise into a second place tie with Mount Carmel. LaPointe led scoring with 18, Roy added 16, while Holy Family relied on a team effort in the opener.
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Top Shut Out Staff Paces AL With 16 Shutouts
New York pitchers led the American League last season by totaling 16 shutouts, a dominant mark that underscored their staff strength. The performance highlighted the team's strong pitching depth across starters and relievers.
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Cleveland Pitcher Jim Perry Sets AL Home Run Record
Cleveland hurler Jim Perry allowed 35 American League home runs in 1989, the most by any AL pitcher that season. The record reflects a rough year for Perry as he surrendered long balls to numerous opponents.
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Durocher Poised to Return as Dodgers Coach
LOS ANGELES reports Leo Durocher, famed but controversial, ready to join the Dodgers as coach. Manager Walt Alston will visit Durocher in Darlington Ohio to persuade him to fill the post left by Greg Mulleavy’s retirement. Bavasi notes Durocher could return for 1961 with Los Angeles.
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Kefauver Urges Federal Controls on Baseball Draft
Senator Estes Kefauver argues for a new federal law to require wide scale annual player drafts as major leagues expand. He proposes limiting each club to 40 exempt players in postseason drafts to boost competition and aid weaker clubs. Congress reopens Tuesday as new AL teams in Washington and Los Angeles recruit players for next spring.
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