Rose Coaches Proud of Defenses in Rose Bowl Clash
Southern California and Wisconsin bring strong offenses but defenses loom large in the 49th Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. USC coach John McKay says defense will be the key and Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn agrees a hard fought defensive battle is anticipated.
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Bowl games on Tuesday feature top teams in four bowls
Rose Bowl in Pasadena teams USC and Wisconsin meet after perfect or near perfect seasons. Orange Bowl in Miami pairs Oklahoma and Alabama while Sugar Bowl in New Orleans matches Arkansas and Mississippi. Cotton Bowl in Dallas pits Texas against LSU with strong records. NBC ABC and CBS broadcast times noted.
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Wisconsin Badgers Meet Trojans in Postseason Clash
The first post season meeting of the nation’s top two college powers features Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn praising his defensive players alongside scorers. Wisconsin led the nation in scoring at 31.7 points per game with an 8-1 record while Southern California held a 10-game win streak and a 21.9 point average. USC allowed 55 points per season with three shutouts. The Badgers’ only loss came to Ohio State 14-7 while USC defeated Notre Dame on New Year’s Day.
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Bruhn Wary of Hot Day Ahead of Rose Bowl
Wisconsin Badgers prepared for the Rose Bowl with a minor schedule switch and a midday workout under hot conditions. Coach Bruhn noted the heat as a factor while team members practiced in the sun to ready for the matchup.
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Wash Halts Jeff Mat String In Cedar Rapids Wrestling Clash
Washington Warriors upset Jefferson 23 15 in the J Hawks gym ending Jeff’s 20 dual win streak and marking Wash’s first decision over its city rival. Heavyweight Jim Hoffman earned a fall at 5 16 to seal the victory as Wash swept the reserve meet 24 19 with Kohl and Wortman scoring late falls.
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Hoppmann Leads Yankees Past South in Blue Gray Classic
Pete Smith of Michigan State quarterbacked the Blue team while Billy Gambrell of South Carolina starred for the South. Gambrell's 63 and 50 yard punts plus 41 yard average helped the Reds, and Hoppmann had 17 carries for 75 yards earning MVP honors amid a 10th Yankee victory in the series.
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Sub Leads Drake Past Minnesota
Des Moines AP Drake Bulldogs beat Minnesota 67 65 with reserve Joe Cahalan scoring 13 points off 6 minutes. Cahalan hit a key late 3 and two free throws with 12 seconds left to seal the win as Minnesota dropped its sixth straight. Ray Quinn Larry Prins and Billy Foster each had 12 for Drake pushing their record to 6-2.
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Wash Swim Team Finishes Second at Clinton Relays
Clinton Holiday Relays see Washington team place second with 70 points behind East Rockford 99. Only victory for Wash comes from sophomore 200 yard medley relay Hahn Owens Welch Sieh in 1 53 meeting a meet record. Team results list multiple Washington swimmers placing in relays and individual events with top three finishes.
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St. Pat’s Wins Title in Catholic School League Final
St Patrick’s captured the church league basketball title at Regis with a 43-39 victory over Immaculate Conception. Mike Lane led St Pat’s with 18 points and Mark Thomson added 19. St Ludmila beat All Saints 39-35 for consolation as Gordie Pisarik scored 17 and Steve Gross had 12 for the losers.
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Susan Moen Loses in Sugar Bowl Debut
Susan Moen of Cedar Rapids falls in the 12 under singles first round at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. She loses to Tuppy Daugherty of Baton Rouge in three sets 6 2, 2 6, 6 2. Moen and her partner are seeded No. 3 in 12 under doubles and had a first round bye.
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Australia’s Davis Cup Future Darkens After Fraser Laver Loss
Australia’s Davis Cup team girds for a rebuilding era after Neale Fraser retires and Rod Laver turns professional with a $110000 contract. Harry Hopman warns of a dim outlook as the pros prepare a Boston tour with Laver, Hoad, Rosewall and others.
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