Colorado Upsets Iowa as Freeman Scorches Buckeyes
Colorado stunned Iowa 60-57 at Boulder lifting the Buffaloes from regional obscurity. Ohio State’s Robin Freeman poured in 40 points in OSU’s 89-68 win over Oklahoma Sooners. Kentucky slipped past De Paul 71-69 while St Louis beat Indiana 86-76. Regional results include SMU over Wisconsin and Wake Forest over Virginia with several other top teams in action.
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Miami Open brings Snead to new year golf mark
The Miami Open saw Sammy Snead claim a course record, becoming the first golfer to win a major PGA event six times. Brother Rosburg of San Francisco added to the chatter, while Bobby HR drew ire for a recurring “spoiled child” image. Crosby event awaits on Monterey peninsula with Calcutta pools scrapped by USGA pressure.
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Unclear college basketball scores from scattered reports
A garbled list of college basketball results with teams such as Providence, Tufts, Boston College, Rhode Island, Loyola Maryland, Catholic University, St Joseph’s, Penn Military, and many others. Multiple games show uneven scores, misreads, and corrupted team names, reflecting OCR issues rather than a coherent standings summary.
Williams Expects To Play Next Year
Boston star outfielder Ni Ted Williams reports in Miami that he expects to play in 1936. He recently had a shoulder pin inserted after breaking his collar bone and is weighing removal this winter, but states the decision to play again will not be affected.
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Rosi Beats Perez In Lightweight Victory At St Nicholas Arena
Paola Rosi of Rome defeated Lulu Perez of Brooklyn by a unanimous ten round decision in a televised bout at the St Nicholas arena. It marked Rosi’s 20th win in 23 starts as she outweighed Perez by about a half pound at 134½ pounds.
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Coaches Clash Over Kansas Star Wilt Chamberlain Recruitment
Controversy swirls as Ed Hickey of Saint Louis University accuses Phog Allen of hypocrisy over Wilt Chamberlain's recruitment. Allen rejects the charge from Lawrence, Kansas, amid NCAA probation concerns and past Catskills era links.
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Trabert Pro Debuts in San Francisco and Oakland
Tony Trabert the amateur tennis star debuts as a Northern California pro in San Francisco and Oakland on December 19 and 20 facing Pancho Gonzales Pancho Segura Rex Hartwig join Kramer’s tour with all profits funding junior tennis development by the Northern California Tennis Association Matches run at the San Francisco Civic Auditorium and Oakland Darkland Auditorium with Trabert Gonzales and others in a fundraising event for youth tennis initiatives.
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Pro Bowl picks include seven per side from Browns and Redskins
The Eastern conference all star squad, announced for the Sixth Annual Pro Bowl at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on January 15, features seven Cleveland Browns and Washington Redskins players each, with five Giants, three Eagles, Bears, Cardinals, and Steelers also represented. The 81 players will face the West’s best in the annual NFL showcase.
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MSU Opens Bowl Drills for Rose Bowl Prep
Michigan State coach Hugh Daugherty will lead the Spartans through their first practice today in East Lansing as they prepare for the January 2 Rose Bowl against UCLA. The team has been idle since the November 18 regular-season finale. A West-East All-Star game selection note follows with players from the Eagles Browns Redskins and Rams listed for offense and defense.
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