Top Ten Faces Holiday Tourneys Without Utah State
Michigan leads a crowded slate as No 1 with Wichita, Minnesota and Duke among six top teams in five tournaments tonight. Utah State coach Ladell Anderson was knocked to the floor after a Rainbow Classic game incident, sustaining a bloody nose but remaining noncommittal about the flare up.
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Flu, Fluffs Hit OSU Downtime and Turbulent Week
Oregon State Beavers faced flu disruptions and coach Tommy Prothro criticized practice conditions after a string of setbacks. A tense scene at a game led to a player ejection and an arrest. the season’s travel and rest days affected readiness as teams adjust for the New Year tournaments, with major matchups and rankings shaping the Holiday Festival slate.
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SEC EDGES IN BOWL WAR WITH HALF OF GAMES PLAYED
The SEC holds the early upper hand in New Year’s Day bowl action as Alabama pursues a second perfect season in the Orange Bowl and LSU faces Syracuse in the Sugar Bowl. Arkansas meets Nebraska in the Cotton Bowl while Michigan takes on Oregon State in the Rose Bowl. Georgia beat Texas Tech in the Sun Bowl and the North beat the South in the Blue Gray Classic. Alabama, amid its fourth bowl in four years, seeks another title run, while Texas and Oklahoma loom in post-season play. Coaches note slumps and flu cases as teams prepare for key bowl clashes.
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Sooners Resume Gator Drills Before Florida State
Oklahoma coach Gomer Jones praised the team after a Sunday practice in Jacksonville as six sessions remained before the Gator Bowl showdown with Florida State. Players returned from a Christmas break begun December 17 and showed solid effort on the field.
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Michigan Workouts Stiffer Before Rose Bowl
Michigan Coach Bump Elliott said the team would hold stiffer practices starting Monday as they prepare to face Oregon State in the Rose Bowl Friday. The Wolverines held a 76 minute session in light rain focusing on offense, defense, and game plans amid sweat clothes. After dinner, they will relocate from Pasadena hotels to a secluded Los Angeles area until after the game.
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OD Cage Continues Tonight At BOD Christmas Inviti onal
Serra High hosts Alameda at 7 p.m. and Bishop O'Dowd vs Polytechnic at 8:20 as the first round of the sixth annual BOD Christmas Invitational unfolds. Consolation bracket semi finals start tomorrow at 2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Elizabeth's, 6-7, faces Galileo of San Francisco at 7 p.m.
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Blue Gray Tilt Faces Integration Debate in Alabama
In Montgomery, supporters warn the annual Blue-Gray football game risks fading unless it integrates teams. The contest has resisted Negro participation, with NBC dropping a national telecast last year. Gov. George Wallace’s backing is seen as pivotal, though the game already draws about 16 000 fans in a 25 000 seat stadium amid rain. The North defeated the Blues 10 6 behind Gary Widman’s 30 yard TD pass.
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Bullets Oblige Celtics Beat Cincinnati Celtics Victorious Over Reds
The Bullets defeated Cincinnati 126-119 as Baltimore and Boston pushed ahead in the NBA standings. Oscar Robertson led the Bullets with 32 points, while Boston held off Detroit 112-106 behind 40 points from John Havlicek and Sam Jones.
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Gun Bow Favored in Rich Santa Anita Handicap Pace
Agua Caliente Mexico AP reports Gun Bow the 1964 leading money winner in U S horse racing is the 3 1 favorite in Caliente for the 24th Santa Anita Handicap with 100000 added on February 27 odds maker Tony Alessio lists Gedney Farra's mount at 3 1 favorite and 1 2 to show and 1 4 for fourth.
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UCLA Faces Arizona In L A Classic
Holiday tournaments highlight West Coast basketball with UCLA drawing Arizona in the second evening game. The opening round features UCLA vs Arizona and Minnesota vs Washington, while Washington State faces Northwestern and Oregon State meets Army in Portland.
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Bowling Mindset Guide In Pocket Sized Booklet
Wilmans Strikes and Spares urges bowlers to maintain a positive mental attitude to improve performance. The article stresses aiming for the pocket, ignoring tough splits, and treating spare conversions as equally doable. It promotes a 24 page booklet Beginning Bowling available for 2c via The Daily Review.
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Nagel Doubts UCLA Interest Denied in Interview Talk
Utah football coach Ray Nagel dismissed rumors he would seek UCLA as a coaching option. He said he was not interested in the Bruins job and denied plans for a Los Angeles interview. Nagel, a UCLA alumnus and former Bruin coach, noted his current Utah post and career record.
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Stakes Featured At Santa Anita
Arcadia Calif AP The Santa Anita season opened with a $4,123,958 betting handle and 70,023 fans on opening day. racing resumes Tuesday with three stakes upcoming including the Las Flores Handicap on mares and fillies, the San Gabriel Handicap on turf, and the Malibu Stakes featuring Ramen Brother making his western debut.
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St Bede’s Nabs Two Cage Titles In CYO Tourney
St Bede’s claimed both sixth and eighth grade basketball titles at the St Bede’s CYO Christmas tournament held at Mt Exden High Suhoal. Eighth graders beat Holy Rosary 54 24 led by Steve Roberts 16 and Dave Deffley 13 while Epiphany routed St Bede’s 44 23 for the seventh grade crown. Sixth graders edged Mission Dolores 24 11 as Santos led with 10.
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Rain Cancels Fremont Drags Due to Weather
Continued rain forces cancellation of yesterday's drag racing program at Fremont Drag Strip. Event was postponed with no rescheduled date given. Participants and officials awaited further updates from organizers and local authorities.
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Namath Knee Looks Fine at Pre Orchard Practice
Miami UPI reports Alabama quarterback Joe Namath practiced with the Crimson Tide for almost two hours in a pre Orange Bowl session. He worked with the offense and connected on long passes to Ray Ogden and Wayne Cook, with only minor signs of knee trouble.
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Miami Beach Fight Center Card Headlines Fernandez Feather Bout
The Miami Beach Fight Center hosts a 10 rounder headlined by Florentino Fernandez, a Cuban middleweight ranked No 6 by the WBA, moving up to light heavyweight for his bout with Johnny Feather. Feather is billed as a Bill Bee, Ariz. fighter.
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Victoria Moves Out Of Cellar After Seattle Win
A rebound by Lou Jankowski lifted Victoria to a 4 1 win over the Seattle Totems in Seattle, lifting the Victoria franchise from the WHL cellar. Steve Wiliuk tied the game, Jankowski slammed home the deciding goal on a power play at 7 27 of the third period. Rollé Wilcox added Victoria's third period marker as Milan Marcella completed the scoring.
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Seals End Year In Last Place in WHL
SAN FRANCISCO the Seals finish the year in the Western Hockey League basement after a 5-1 loss to Los Angeles the Blades. A free for all in the second period enlivened the evening as Victoria climbed on the standings.
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Seals edge Portland 3-2 as brawl disrupts game
Howie Young started a Sunday melee by high sticking Ed Panagabko of San Francisco. The incident sparked fights with two other players, yielding 22 minutes for Young and push to 124 for the season. Norm Johnson led San Francisco with two goals and an assist, while Norm Topoli scored SF’s first goal. The contest featured penalties, line changes, and scattered recaps as both teams prepared for New Year’s matchups in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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