Sugar Bowl Tilt Signals Key Quarterback Play
Navy and Mississippi enter the Sugar Bowl with sub quarterbacks at season start. George Welsh and Eagle Day lead, while Mississippi coach Johnny Vaught leans on Day for spark. Amid Rose Bowl buildup, broadcast notes report practice and coaching decisions as teams arrive in Pasadena and San Francisco.
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Richmond Invitational College Basketball Results Summary
Richmond Invitational featured wins by Finch Pavind G Washington 94 77 over Colgate and Richmond 90 68 over Boston College plus Wmi Mary 84 Boston U 74. Virginia Tech 8 Rutgers 77. Florida State 97 Georgia 87. Kentucky Louisville 93 Eastern Kentucky 77. Western Kentucky 98 Murray State 89. SMU Baylor 64. Penn State 71 Toledo 63. Kansas State 88 California 75. Middlebury 71 Amherst 68. Dartmouth 87 Massachusetts 65. Rhode Island 108 Ky Wesleyan 100. Connecticut 98 Harvard 80. Georgia Tech 72 Idaho State 66. Fordham 67 Columbia 82. Other results cited.
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Orange And Black Meet Strong Alumni Quintet
The Corry Area High School junior high and varsity teams collide with a strong alumni quintet tonight at Wright School. Former Gerry High players like Ted Elehynski and Larry Cassett headline a Beavers lineup coached by Vic Crage, aiming to repeat last week’s Millcreek victory as Bob Miller and Jim Burkhart lead the forward spots with Norman Weidner at center and Paul Dietsch pairing with Walt Wolfe in the backcourt.
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Bowling Leagues Night Scores Show Close Team Battles
Carroll's Gift Shop boosted its end to four games in the Ladies B League by taking three points from Root Appliance while Helen Shoppe dropped two games. Leed's leads after wins by Avalon and Domestic Sewmachine. Norberta Kane had a 195 solo. Peterson's Plumbing swept Avalon in the Avalon Men's A League. Joe Jungfleisch hit 213 for top score. Dick Morton cleared 205. Mabel Shoppe extended its lead in the VFW Ladies B League with two games and total pins over avis Radio.
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North Carolina State Rallies To Down Tarheels
North Carolina State, ranked No. 2 with 11-0, edges North Carolina 47-44 to reach the Dixie Classic final against Minnesota. Minnesota beat Duke 79-73 to reach the title game. Wake Forest won 96-94 over West Virginia and Southern California defeated Cornell 77-58 to decide the consolation. Louisville won the Kentucky Invitational 93-77 over Eastern Kentucky. Western Kentucky beat Murray 98-89 for third place. Detroit won its Motor Model 52 A MeL ShopRS title.
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Browns Coach Gets Last Laugh After Big Win
Cleveland coach Paul Brown reflects on a satisfying season as the Browns rout Michigan 56-10. Brown, set to coach the North in the Senior Bowl January 8, says his team exceeded expectations and delivered a decisive performance after two prior title playoff losses to Detroit.
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Butler Titusville Meet For Kane Invitational Title
Kane Pa Butler and Titusville meet tonight for the Kane High School Invitational Basketball Tournament title after semi finals last night. Titusville edged Kane 66 62 while Butler whipped Tyrone 70 38.
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Smith Andrews Clash Tonight For Boardwalk Title Bid
Miami report says Smith the Atlanta veteran meets Paul Andrews at Boardwalk in a featured heavyweight bout telecast by CBS at 10 pm EST. The winner earns a title shot vs Archie Moore Feb 4 at Madison Square Garden. Smith, 33, has won eight of last nine, with seven knockouts, while Andrews seeks rebound after recent losses.
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Dixie Classic semifinals yield NC State rout and Duke loss
NC State dominates North Carolina 47 to 4 in the semifinals at the Dixie Classic while Minnesota defeats Duke 79 to 73. Southern Cal outscores Cornell 77 to 68. Wake Forest edged West Virginia 96 to 94 in the consolation. Florida beat Florida State 97 to 87 for consolation honors, topping Georgia. Tennessee State defeats host Tyler in New Orleans festival 86 to something, Gramling of Louisiana beats Dillard for third.
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Australians win final two Davis Cup matches
In Sydney the Australian duo Ken Rosewall and Rex Hartwig defeated Americans Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas to complete the series. The United States had already clinched the cup, 8 to 2, leaving the Davis Cup Challenge Round as a consolation for Australia. Seixas, briefly reinvigorated after recent illness, pressed Hartwig in a five setter before Australia sealed the result.
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Providence Reds Hand Indians 8-3 In Tight AHL Race
In an AHL showdown the Providence Reds upset the Springfield Indians 8-3, altering the standings as Providence climbed to fourth with 29 points, seven behind the first place leaders and five in front of Hershey after the win.
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Deer Contest Pool Pays Winners at Corry Red and Gin Club
Eugene Davis and Delbert Ploss shared a $66.60 pool prize after Davis bagged the top buck with nine points and Ploss claimed $29.60 for the heaviest Neaglest buck. Open house and fish fry set for February 15 with Art Cochran as chairman. Details include archery gear prize, youth program plans, and a January live-trap payout policy.
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Farrell Cagers Win Third Straight Lions Club Tournament
Farrell High School edged Overbrook 59 58 to claim the Lions Club Tournament title in Farrell Pennsylvania. Overbrooks Wilt Chamberlain scored 33 points and connected on 12 field goals while Farrell rode timely late scoring to secure the championship.
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Farreil Extends 74th Home Win in Hard Fought Consolation
In the consolation game Duque defeated New Kensington Ti-06. Farreil, the defending state champion, led 31-30 at halftime in a close contest on its home court, as it roared to its 74th straight victory. Also in the same report, hockey scores show Providence 8, Springfield 3 in the American League.
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