Farmersburg Gals Face Injuries and Resolve This Season
Bauer and Black report on Farmersburg high school's girls basketball season under coach Vaughn Tuttle. The roster's full, injuries dog several players including star Arlene Leath who averages 24 points, Delores Wagner spine trouble, Betty Pierce finger, and Betty Krambeer kidney setback. Despite losses, 24 high school athletes compete. boys stand 5 and 3 as girls push through setbacks with spirit and a poem from Leath.
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East overwhelms West in Shrine Game classic at Kezar Stadium
East power shines as Army’s Arnold Galiffa and Lynn Chandnois lead a 28 to 6 victory over the West All-Stars before 62,000 at Kezar Stadium. LeBaron of College of Pacific stands out, but the East defense intercepts multiple passes and wins Coffman MVP honors.
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Rebels Rally To Defeat North In Blue Gray Classic
South defeats North 27 13 in the Blue Gray game at Montgomery Alabama as Auburn’s Travis Tidwell stars with 184 passing yards and a 74 yard punt return. Iowa pair Bob McKenzie and Don Winslow contribute in two platoon effort before 21 500 fans. News by Bill Seward.
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North South clash highlights Krueger passing and Clay ground game
The report details a high scoring North South game with Krueger connecting for 53 and 16 yard passes and Randall Clay starring for the South with a 53 yard drive culminated by a three yard TD. Tidwell and Clay produce key plays while Perricone and Zalejski stand out for the North.
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Crowd loyalties in Wisconsin Iowa basketball crowds
Pat Harmon surveys reactions at Iowa City and Madison as fans boo officials and back underdogs. He cites Wisconsin and Iowa supporters shifting sides, noting past incidents, coach/editor opinions, and the preference for the underdog in double header crowds.
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Coe defeats Ohio Northern 66 to 50 in fieldhouse
Coe solved Ohio Northern pressure and fast break to win 66 50 at Coe fieldhouse. Ohio Northern shot 21 percent from 91 attempts as Coe led 8 0 and 20 5 before reserves, with Coe shooting 44 percent and winning the rebounding battle.
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Mt Vernon Triumphs Over Wilson 35 34 In Close Opener
Mt Vernon edges Wilson 35 34 in a New Year’s Eve high school double header opener at Coe. The Ramblers forged a late surge after a slow first half to lead 35 31 with a minute left, then slowed the clock as Mt Vernon stifled any comeback.
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Gator Bowl Broadcast Highlights Local Ties and Schedule
KCRG will air the Gator Bowl featuring Missouri and Maryland at 12 45 p m regional affiliations include Mutual Broadcasting System and KCRG 1600 with Al Helfer describing and Bob Wolff on color Also listed are Rose Sugar and Orange bowls with CBS WMT KSO ABC KXEL NBC stations and announcers for Jacksonville Pasadena New Orleans and Miami venues plus other bowls and matchups across the day
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UCLA Cage Results Highlight Close College Matches
College basketball results show UCLA in action against Bowling Green and several others. Scores include Rochester Marshall 71 and Beloit Harvard 72 while Western edge 68 and Niagara 45. Details are scattered across a fragmented summary.
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Bitter Battle Expected In Rose Bowl Monday
California and Ohio State prepare for a fierce Rose Bowl clash in Pasadena as they vie to extend dominance in the series. The Big Ten co champions from Ohio meet the Pacific Coast champions from Berkeley in a high tension showdown before 100000 spectators in the Arroyo.
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Andrews Beaten In Tennis Meet
Jerry DeWitts of Oakland Calif wins the National Juniors indoor tennis title beating Jack Turpin of Dallas 6-1 6-1 6-3. DeWitts, first seed, had defeated Ben Bishop of St Louis 6-2 6-2 in the semifinals. Turpin, seed two, beat On Angyal of Detroit 6-4 6-3. In the semifinal First Chicago downed James Andrews for Iowa City 6-0 6-3.
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Secret Practice Filmed by Cameras Sudden Spy Incident
In Biloxi Mississippi Oklahoma fans report a man filming what was described as a secret Sooners practice. The incident occurred as Oklahoma prepared for a Sugar Bowl game against Louisiana State in New Orleans. Gus Tinsley of Baton Rouge commented he knew nothing of the filmmaker.
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Postpone First C.R. Ice Derby
The Playground Ice Derby scheduled Monday has been postponed due to warm weather. A future date will be announced, possibly a night meet. The Gazette KCRG ice skating tourney is set for Sunday Jan 8 at 2 30 p m on the Roosevelt rink.
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