Baylor Bears Upset Tennessee in Sugar Bowl Thriller
Baylor upset Tennessee 13 7 in the Sugar Bowl as Del Shofner sparked a late drive after Johnny Majors fumbled a punt. Shofner earned the game's MVP honors with 88 rushing yards on 14 carries and Baylor sealed the victory with a late goal line plunge by Buddy Humphrey.
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Palazzi shines as Syracuse tops Knicks in late surge
Syracuse Nationals rally past the New York Knicks 106 to 102 after ex Holy Cross star Toge Balazzi scored six quick points. Boston Celtics defeat Philadelphia 100 to 87 in the opening game as Bill Russell and Tom Heinsohn spark the offense. Russell racks up 25 rebounds and 17 points.
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Brown Stars But TCU Edges Syracuse In Cotton Bowl Duel
Texas Christian defeated Syracuse 28 to 27 in the Cotton Bowl as Jim Brown of Syracuse produced a 132 yard rushing effort and 3 touchdowns. Chuck Curtis passed and ran for TCU with Harold Pollard delivering the decisive extra point.
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Royals Defeat Hawks 102-101 in OT Thriller
Rochester Royals beat St. Louis Hawks 102-101 after an overtime finish. Pettit led Hawks with 32 points while Twyman scored the deciding basket for Rochester with one minute left in OT.
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Burris Captures Tobacco Bowl Stock Car Victory in Winston-Salem
Carl Burris of Leaksville NC won the main event in the third Tobacco Bowl stock car race at Bowman Gray Stadium, ending Curtis Turner’s two year win streak. Ransom York was third, Pee Wee Jones finished second, and Burris earned 250 dollars from a 3000 dollar purse amid wintry weather with 7000 spectators. Glenn Wood of Stuart VA took seventh in a Thunderbird powered 1951 Ford for the top late model prize.
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Blades Triumph 3 0 Over Clinton In H E L Match
John Craig earned his second shutout of the season as the New Haven Blades blanked the Clinton Comets 3 0 in an Eastern Hockey League game. After a scoreless first period New Haven exploded with three goals in the second and one in the third. Vern Jones Bill McPherson and Yvan Chasie scored as the Blades extended their home winning streak to five games.
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Butler Wins 72 69 in Indianapolis
Butler University erased a four point halftime deficit to beat Denver 72 69 at Butler Field House. Denver stars Dick Brett and Jerry Halstrom fouled out late as Ted Guzek led Butler with 32 points, 20 in the second half.
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Tigers Lose 84 77 as Ohio State Defeats Princeton
Ohio State led by Frank Chico Howard dominated Princeton 84 77 in Columbus. Howard scored 22 points with eight field goals and six free throws to pace the Buckeyes, while Princeton’s David Fulcomer topped the visitors with 19 points.
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Top drivers enter Gardena NASCAR race
Fourteen of the nation's top scoring drivers entered a 200 lap NASCAR late model stock car program at Gardena Stadium in Gardena California on January 1.
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Football Bow Scores Pelien Row Trvay
In a condensed football report, Pelien Row Trvay and Orrten State meet with unclear scoring lines. The fragment hints at a high scoring contest with Orange Ortorete and Tremesere Orange, yielding a mid game lead and defensive stops.
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Hawkeyes Triumph Over Oregon State In Rose Bowl
Iowa defeats Oregon State 35 to 19 in Pasadena as Kenny Ploen shines with a 43 yard opening TD and a 9 of 10 passing for 83 yards. Beavers' Joe Francis leads two late scores. Purdue and USC ties noted in context of season. Ploen named outstanding player amid a Big Ten showcase.
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Three Recreation League Games Scheduled for Friday Night
The West Side Intermediate Recreation league lists three games. The Columbian Squires meet St. Augustine's at 7 p.m. Whittier Buccaneers face St. Stephen's at 8 p.m. St. Patrick's plays Sacred Heart at 9 p.m.
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Junior League Idles as Mocre Stars for Colts
In Philadelphia on January 1 a junior league idle scene affects the Colts lineup. The text notes rushing yards and a Harding High School gym setting, with references to presidents and top carriers. The fragmentary report mentions 1956 era football context and a focus on standout rushers and youth programs.
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iSchool Court Showdowns Spark District Basketball Action
Fairfield Prep visits Harding as Stratford hosts Warde in a slate of Met League games. Bassick-Millers matchups and Central at Milford set tonight’s district schedule with four clubs chasing early league tests and a jayvee doubleheader to follow.
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Unbeaten Dusty Teams Clash In YMCA League Showdown
Unbeaten Raybestos Brake Liners clash with Sikorsky Aircraft in a first place battle at Brass Recreation Center as two four game divisions mix tonight. Bassick, Dictaphone, Bridgeport Brass and Warner Brothers also on slate along with Manning-Maxwell-Moore and Metropolitan Body in the busy schedule.
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Yale Quintet Loses to Michigan 75-62 in Ann Arbor
Michigan defeated Yale 75 to 62 on the road as the Wolverines used a late surge to pull away. The loss drops Yale to a tougher spot in the conference race and highlights Michigan’s scoring run and rebounding edge.
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Loston Bruins edge New York Rangers in tight game
The Loston Bruins defeated the New York Rangers 5 3 in a close matchup as the teams battled on the ice. Strong goaltending and late scoring decided the outcome with key plays from the Bruins.
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