Bowl Week Skies with Big Crowd Plans and High Stakes
An estimated 350000 fans prepare for seven bowls on New Year’s, led by about 100000 at the Rose Bowl where Town is eight point favorite over Oregon State. Tennessee Maine Baylor in Sugar Bowl with 6 point edge. Colorado over Clemson. TCU over Syracuse in Cotton Bowl.
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Bonham Wins Whitesboro Tournament Thriller Over Gainesville
Bonham Purple Warriors claim their first tournament title by edging the Gainesville Leopards 59-58 in the Whitesboro final. Dismas Childress scores 25 points while Jerry Moore adds 19. Latham leads Gainesville with 18. Bonham reaches 7 wins in 9 starts, with prior losses to Hawkins and Denison.
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Kansas Stays On Top Cage Rating With North Carolina Close
Kansas remains No. 1 in the United Press basketball rankings after winning the Big Seven tournament. North Carolina moves to second after Dixie Classic victory, narrowing Kansas lead. Kentucky sits third and SMU fourth with Louisville rising to fifth as St. Louis falls. Top 10 also includes Illinois, Iowa State, UCLA, Oklahoma A&M, and Manhattan.
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Mississippi School Withdraws from Integrated Tourney
The University of Mississippi withdrew its basketball team from a racially integrated Holiday Tourney in Owensboro Kentucky to honor the state’s color line. Mississippi State had done likewise after pulling out of the Evansville Indiana Invitational last weekend.
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Bells Panthers win four team meet in Trenton finals
Bells Panthers cruised to a 61 to 44 victory over Trenton in the finals of the four team holiday invitation at Trenton. Bells led 33 to 24 at halftime as UCLA rose in the rankings by defeating San Francisco on Friday and Manhattan vaulted to tenth with an unexpected showing at New York's Holiday Festival.
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Pro Grid Players Farm Association Forms in New York
The NFL players group formed in New York after its first meeting names Norm Van Brocklin Kyle Rote and Creighton Miller to press four aims. They seek recognition by the league training camp costs player injuries and pension provisions to be discussed with Commissioner Bert Bell and club owners.
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Russians Grab Top Spots in Ski Meet
In Innsbruck Austria Russian ski jumpers swept the podium with Nikolai Shamov first on 221.5 points and Nikolai Kamenski second on 218.5. West Germany's Max Bolkart took third with 217.5 points. Shamov first jump tied the course record at 260 feet 10 inches.
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Giants Triumph 47-7 Over Bears For Pro Title
New York Giants rout Chicago Bears 47 to 7 in a snowbound Yankee Stadium to win the NFL championship. Captain Svoboda anchored the defense and contributed a 35 yard return after an interception as the Giants throttled the league leaders.
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