Sugar, Cotton Battlers Ready For Sugar Bowl Showdown
Florida and Missouri prepare for the 32nd Sugar Bowl in Tulane Stadium as both teams expect a competitive game. Florida star Steve Spurrier leads the Gators aerial attack while Missouri’s Gary Lane anchors the Tigers option game. Coaches Graves and Devine voice caution about surprises and defense plans ahead of a probable 65,000 plus crowd.
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Bama Slight Choice in Rose Bowl Skies Favor Alabama
Alabama holds a slight edge over Nebraska in the Orange Bowl under clear skies as star kickers south and Moreau anchor both teams. South of Arkansas and Moreau of LSU headline a game expected to hinge on kicking, with Nebraska’s Sloan and Alabama’s Sloane-led offense facing strong defenses and a national TV audience.
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Ashe and Richey Triumph in Sydney Tennis Exhibition
Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia and Cliff Richey of Dallas defeated Australian Davis Cup stars Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle in exhibition play. Ashe beat Emerson 7 5 6 4 while Richey recovered from a first set loss to win 1 6 6 4 6 1.
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Cal State Hayward Sophomore Guard Sidelines Pioneers
California State at Hayward reserve guard Bob Giannini, a 5-10 sophomore, is out for about three weeks with a severe sprain suffered in practice. He had seen limited court time behind Del Walker and Dick Drake as CSCH prepares to host Fresno State College in Bulldog Gym after FSC edged CSCH earlier this season.
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Ryun Shatters Sugar Bowl 1500m Record in College Run
Kansas freshman Jim Ryun, 18, wins the Sugar Bowl 1500 meters in 3:42.7, nearly six seconds faster than the former record. Kansas teammate Lawson adds several Sugar Bowl marks. Southern’s Davenport and Anderson set or tie events. other records fall including Grambling’s 400 relay and Woods in shot put.
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Southern Ilinois
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Holiday Meet At Kingdon Seals Blades In '65 Finale
In Los Angeles tonight the Kingdon Holiday Meet pits the Blades against the San Francisco Seals in a New Year Eve pro era hockey league finale. Time trials run all morning with eliminations starting at 5 p.m. A rematch is scheduled Saturday night at the Cow Palace in San Francisco if rain postpones.
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Chabot Poised for GGC Opener with Foothill in Hesperian
Chabot Gladiators, riding 11-3 after an 81-45 dispatch of Sierra, tune up for their Golden Gate Conference opener against Foothill next Tuesday at the Hesperian gym. Coach Wagoner lauded his second-string defense and noted key contributions from Ron Peterson and Pete Ness as the team readies for the league start.
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Tyrrell Offense Wins Harder Cage Crown
Tyrrell Junior High School Trojans dominated the Don Warder Invitational basketball title at Sunset High. Key players Bill Miller and Chris Esparza sparked the offense as Tyrrell outpaced Earl Warren and Calaroga to claim first place trophies and team honors.
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NHL Thursday Results Hint at Chicago Road Loss
National Hockey League results from Thursday show Chicago facing a road test with unclear opponent and outcome. The fragmentary text mentions no parts of the schedule beyond a potential Chicago game and general results.
Huskies Presses Aim To Spark MIVAL Season Opener
Washington High develops a full court press during practice with three games left before league play. In the Alumni game the Huskies defeated the alumni 63 to 31, sparked by a second-quarter run and strong defense. Dwight Rasmussen and Bill Ledgewood led Husky scorers with 11 points each, while Jeff White and Rod Jipson added 10 apiece. Darrell Reina and Louie Pulley top-scoring alumni with six each.
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