Snow Slows Not Sun Devils in Peach Bowl Win
Arizona State dazzles in snow to beat North Carolina 46 26 as quarterback Joe Spagnola and backs led a high powered offense. Mike Mansfield replaced starter Paul Miller after a bad hit and UNC star Don McCauley scored three TDs but fell short. Sun Devils claim first bowl victory in five tries as Monroe Eley and end J D Hill shine.
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Frank Rush
North Carolina
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Tar Heels
Mike Mansfield
Mansfeld
Paul Miller
Don McCauley
Miller
Ah You
Arivma State
Joe Spagni Ta
Monroe Eley
Steve Holden
Bob Thomas
J. D. Hill
Eley
Rush
Holiday Festival and Invitational College Basketball Roundup
A chaotic roundup of college and prep basketball results across many venues. Notable showings include Maryland Bethlehem area and Wisconsin styles, with assemblies like Georgetown, Seton Hall, Norfolk State, and Navarro teams posting scores. Multiple tournaments such as the Holiday Classic, Riverside regionals, and various invitational showcases are listed with final scores and brief outcomes.
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Grealannce
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Sarana My
Civitan
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Augustana
Norfolk
Vicginia Union
St. Alry
Norfelk
Lineal
Dominion
Ominion
Auburn
Sina Savior Ton
Ge Lutheran Brotherhood
Seton Hall
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Bue Wale
Marshal St Brfiaire
Ferris St
Forth
Kalimazos
Nebraska
Cipal
Missouri
Okie
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Iowa Cage Clinic Sets Saturday At Carver-Hawkeye
Iowa will hold its second annual basketball clinic on Saturday at the Low Fieldhouse. Registration begins at 9 15 am with a 5 dollar coach fee and includes a Wyoming pass. Clinic staff includes Dick Schultz Bob Greenwood and Bill Straunigan.
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Lows
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Bill Straunigan
John McKendon
Don
Grensing
Davenport Central
Tom Nigkcevich
LaGrange
Tll
Lyons
Mlinois
Texas-Arlington Job Goes to John Lyman
A four hour all star pro wrestling card unfolds Sunday at 8 p.m. in Memorial Coliseum Arlington Texas. Main event pits Nature Boy Kirby defending the U S Central States title against Danny Lit, John Symank a former football Bear and Northern Arizona coach. Other bouts feature Harley Race Rob Geigel Ronnie Etchison Symank and Frank Hickey with Pant also on the card. Tickets go on sale Sunday.
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Memorial Coliseum
Nature Boy Kirby
U.S. Central
Arlington
Tex
Istates
Danny Lit
John Syxiank
Ile Bear
Northern Arizona
Allmatch
Tually
University of Texas
Acfington
Harley
Rob Geigel
Ronnie Etchison Symank
Frank Hickey
Ron
Mummy
Bowling Highlights and Scores From Tuesday Noon Doubles
The Tuesday Noon Doubles League featured high scores with OHN WALL posting a 700 series after openings of 176, 256, and 288. Marion Allen led the Legionette loop with a 206 series, and Kim Bibby delivered an 854 in the Collins Keglers. Other notable marks included Jack Brubaker 445 in Doubles, Dwayne Kelley 249, Thelma Anderson 225 585 with Marion Bowlettes, Judy Hanson 215, Florence Sisler 214, and multiple bowlers posting 500s and above across various leagues. The page lists numerous names and scores across the folded field.
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Ohn Wall
Marion Allen
Kim Bibby
Collins Keglers
Jack Brubaker
Dwayne Kelley
Thel- Hawks
Dit Brown
Hugh Bergen
Don Briggs
Ricki Packingham
T&c
Thelma Anderson
Marion
Jefferson Sophs Dominate in Des Moines Wrestling Meet
Jefferson High School Cedar Rapids dominated an eight team sophomore wrestling tournament in Des Moines. Jett placed 11 into 12 finals and won nine. Notable placers included Kerry Kloobee fifth, Dale Wear 107 and Kevin Kubik pinning opponents.
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DES Moines Jefferson High
Cedar Rapids
Jett
Kerry Kloobee
Paul Jhawks
Garry Ren Rim
Dale Wear
Mike Lachman
Kevin Kubik
Jefferson
Drake Matmen Take Third at Sunshine National Meet
Drake University wrestlers claimed one individual title and finished third overall at the Sunshine National Meet in Miami Florida. Drake totaled 47 points to place behind Ohio University and ahead of Athletes in Action with 56 and 94. Gary Christen at 134 pounds earned Drake’s lone win by forfeit.
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Ohio University
Auburn
Ohio Wor
Gary Christensen
Dan Gable Iowa State Are Midlands Champs
Iowa State and Dan Gable led a Midlands Invitational wrestling night as the Cyclones captured the team title with 46 points. Individual champions included Carl Adams at 156 pounds, and Steve DeVries won at 177 as Iowa State posted 37 points for fifth place.
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Iowa
Dan Gable
Towa State
Caril Adams
Towa
Steve DeVries
Luther Takes Third in All-Lutheran Tourney
Luther places third at the All Lutheran Tournament as Briar Cliff wins its own meet. Central, Simpson, and Luther each secure tourney victories while Northern Iowa Morningside Dante Westmar and Grib Gable wrestle unattached among Iowa teams. Briar Cliff dominates Briar Cliff meet with a 142 to 7-1 record in the finals.
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Associated Press
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Simpson
Parsons
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Morningside
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Ben Horrioson
Northern Iowa
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Colorado
Jeff Jayvee sparks 76-60 OT win for Jeff varsity
Alberts led the Jeff varsity to a 76-60 overtime victory over Washington as Jeff's record rose to 7-0. Jeff Jayvee scored 29 points, while Larry Williams paced Washington with 26 and Mike Daugherty added 26 for Jeff. Washington suffered its first loss in seven terms.
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Rick Tallman
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Semifinals Upset Sparks College Wrestling News
The report details multiple semifinal results from a college wrestling meet with LSU overcoming ISU and Minnesota, notable matches include Larina and Dalnisah advancing, Peterson and Figueecon tallying wins, and key upsets by teams like Augstana and Michigan. The piece lists several athletes, schools, and scores amid a busy tournament day.
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Serre' Hadar
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Sid Gillman Returns as San Diego Chargers Coach
Sid Gillman, 59, is back as leader of the San Diego Chargers after health and doctors clearance. He resumes coaching duties, with Charlie Waller shifting to head offensive coach, while Klein cautions Gillman will not coach elsewhere.
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San Diego Chargers
Ulours
Charger
Eagener Klein
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Charlie Waller
Neer
Chargers
Will Dray
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Klein
NFL
West Central Leads Fourth, Midland Eighth in Iowa Girls'
West Central of Maynard remains in the top tier with an 11-0 mark, while Farragut is 10-0 and Mechanal is fifth as the latest Iowa high school girls basketball rankings show unbeaten Montezuma holding No. 1 with 16-1 record and Midland Wyoming sliding in the top twenty.
Pro Basketball Scores Across Cities
National asst East standings and results show Cleveland and Baltimore among others with scores including Philadelphia 104 and Milwaukee 102. Other games feature Detroit 115 Cincinnati 128 Chicago maybe in progress while Seattle and San Diego are listed among Western teams.
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