Bowl picture tops final grid of 1961 football season
The 1961 college football season ended with major bowls set for New Year’s Day. Texas Christian beat Southern Methodist 13-9 to win the Southwest Conference title and face Kentucky in the Cotton Bowl, while Baylor defeated New Mexico State 34-14 for a conference runner-up spot and a Georgia Tech foe in the Orange Bowl. Tennessee completed an undefeated season by beating Vanderbilt 36-27 and Navy routed Army 42-0. Notre Dame upset Southern California 19-12 as Notre Dame rebounded from losses to Michigan State and SMU. Major bowl matchups also include Texas Christian vs Kentucky in the Cotton Bowl, Baylor vs Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl, Ohio State facing Stanford in the Rose Bowl, and Tennessee vs Maryland in the Sugar Bowl.
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Scores from multiple pro games across basketball and hockey
NBA results show Boston 103 over Baltimore 2 and New York 88 over Philadelphia 72. Other finals list Fort Wayne 63 over Minneapolis 61 and Indianapolis 80 over Milwaukee 71. Hockey scores include Boston 4 Montreal 1 and Detroit 1 Chicago 8 with Pittsburgh m.
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Browns and Rams Set for Title Clash Again
Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Rams loom as likely NFL title contenders after dominant wins. Browns beat Cardinals 40 to 38, Browns close to clinching American Conference. Rams crushed Bears 42 to 17, threatening top spot in National Conference. Detroit upset by 30 to 10 leaves L A and Detroit poised for a potential showdown next Sunday. Giants stay in chase by routing Pittsburgh 14 to 0, while Yanks and Eagles win inconsequential games.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg Receives Northwestern Citation
Amos Alonzo Stagg, legendary coach of Susquehanna University, received a centennial celebration citation at Northwestern University. The honoree, once with the University of Chicago, credited enduring values in education and sports while praising the game’s continued relevance.
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Beaver Club Banquet Set For Tuesday Night
Beaver Club announces complete plans for a banquet honoring the Cy High School football team. A Swiss steak dinner for about 200 will be served at 6 28 p m at the VFW Home on Wes Washington Street. Sid Gilman will headline, with awards, introductions, and film reels from the past season.
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Blair says it will take five years to rebuild army
Philadelphia December 3 Coach Hart Blaik, watching cadets, says it will be five years before Army can offer Navy a real football argument. Blaik, whose team suffered from a cheating scandal, plans to mold a strong field despite uncertainty about his own future.
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Junior High Five To Open Season Here On Tuesday
The 1851 32 basketball season opens with Cress demir Hion wagers launching as the Ble Jays feature a starting lineup including Bob Hixton Roy Miller Vincent Bugin Walser Walie and Hugh Group. Other option names discussed: Jimmy Burkhart Lawrence Haner Deve eae sy. The Gragemen kick off with a no tilt plan, aiming to reach CHIRP & Yeas ARC. 1951-50 schedule lists December 4 Waterbune Dor December 17 Youngsville December 18 Titusville December 4 Meadville January 8 Titusville.
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Golden Jubilee Conference of Minors Opens
The Golden Jubilee Conference of Minors opens in Columbus with about 1,200 baseball people representing 49 leagues. Five major questions loom, including player rosters, higher minor league seating, and radio television coverage for minors. Trading rumors swirl around St Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees connections, with managers and players speculated for future moves.
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