Hawks edge Duke in Sugar Bowl thriller clash
In New Orleans, Duke edged Western Kentucky 73-72 while Houston outlasted Iowa 87-85. Rick Ratherman and Rich Hendrick sparked the Duke finish, Hendrick leading Houston scorer Niemer Hamood off the bench. Calabria scored 24 for Iowa as Norman added key shots in a humid, hard fought night.
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Rose Bowl showdown for top national honors unfolds
Ohio State and Southern California, both undefeated, meet in the Rose Bowl to decide the No. 1 ranking. A capacity 100,000 crowd is expected, with kickoff at 4 p.m. NBC will televise. Both teams feature dynamic offenses and upgraded passing games under coaches Woody Hayes and John McKay.
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Sugar Bowl tourney first round rebound scramble scene
Houston players Theodis Lee and Tom Gibbon are shown near Iowa defenders John Johnson and Ollie Taylor as Ollie Taylor pulls in a rebound under the Iowa basket while Chad Calabria stands to the right during the Sugar Bowl tournament first round.
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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
Ray Nagel discusses Rose Bowl prospects and the North Blues loss in Montgomery. He praises Greg Cook and Tennessee defense standout Jim Marsalis, notes Big Ten and Notre Dame presence, and mentions Iowa staff changes including Ron Stark departure and Calvin Stoll at Wake Forest.
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Recruiting Update at Iowa Reflects Growing Organization
Nagel notes partial East West game view and praise for Eddie Podolak as Blue Gray buzzes. He says Iowa’s recruiting is ahead of past years due to better organization and territory knowledge. A target list has 60 prospects, with 30 to 35 scholarships possible and some commitments already secured. The plan hinges on final scholarship offers after further evaluation.
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Will Trojans Have Too Much Vitamin C
Pasadena report notes experts question if Southern California can outpace Ohio State’s defense, with Buckeye stops against top Big Ten runners cited as evidence of a capable unit, though questions remain about USC’s offensive edge and overall balance.
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Court Test of Derby Decision in Kentucky Case
Frankfort AP report says Franklin circuit court to review ruling denying Dancer's Image first place money from the 1968 Kentucky Derby. The Kentucky racing commission upheld the Churchill Downs stewards who said the $122,000 prize not awarded due to phenobutazone in the horse at race time. The suit targets the state chemist's report and seeks overturn of the decision.
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Lane College edges Loras 75 72 in Chicagoland tourney final
In Chicago Lane College of Jackson Tennessee defeated Loras 75 72 to win the Chicagoland Christmas basketball tournament. Lane led 87 33 at the half and Samn Davis sealed victory with two free throws in the final second. Lewis College finished third after a 93 82 win over Illinois Chicago.
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Synthetic infield to cover Al Lang Field in spring
The infield at Al Lang Field in St Petersburg Florida will receive a synthetic surface this spring. The stadium serves as spring training home for the St Louis Cardinals and the New York Mets.
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Keyes Faces O J In Hula Bowl Test
Honolulu AP reports Keyes to meet O J Simpson in the 23rd Hula Bowl. Simpson, Heisman winner, headlines South team with coach John McKay handling 45 players and Dan Devine guiding the North. Many stars arrive from Notre Dame, Purdue, Michigan and more as 21 of 22 All Americans are split across squads. tickets sold out for Honolulu stadium.
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