Giants Resume Prep For Packers Clash At West Point
Giants coach Allie Sherman pushed New York through a brisk workout at West Point as they prepare for the NFL title game with Green Bay. Halfback Paul Dudley is likely out with a bad left leg, and Ralph Guglielmi remains a question mark as Don Chandler’s kicker duties hinge on his availability.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Bear Mountain
N.Y
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Army
West Point
Jimmy Taylor
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Giants
Paul Dudley
Ralph Guglielmi
Y. A
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Ralph
Tittle
Frank Gifford
Gifford
Bubba Marriott
Guglielmi
Don Chandler
Holder
Packers
Tech vs Georgia Tech Opens Gator Bowl Tournament
In Jacksonville Florida the Gator Bowl Basketball Tournament opens with unbeaten Georgia Tech facing defending champion Virginia Tech in a first round clash. Florida and Rice are dark horses, with Florida favored despite Tom Barbee's ankle injury. Kendall Rhine of Rice leads the field with 20.5 points per game as Thursday's winners advance to Friday's championship and consolation games.
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Taylor Stokes
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Rhine
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Writers Pick Eight Players For West Team
Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, Elgin Baylor and Walt Bellamy were the unanimous selections for the West squad as the NBA All Star game in Los Angeles on January 16 was announced. The West features a balanced attack and aims to perform better than last year as Green Bay dominated the prior game. The East team selection also features star players and the league expects a tough matchup.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Walt Bellamy
National Basketball Associa
Sherman
Havelion
Los Angeles
Maurice Podoloff
NBA
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
Green Bay
Dudley
Guglielmi
Dallas
Tittle
Dick Pesonen
Jack Stroud
East Coast All Stars Pick Include West Veterans
The East leads 7-3 in the series as Red Auerbach coaches the East and Fred Schaus coaches the West. Selections include Elgin Baylor for the West, Bob Pettit for the Lakers, Bailey Howell, Wilt Chamberlain, Walt Bellamy, Jerry West, Guy Rodgers, Don Ohl, and other veterans, with Rodgers and Ohl marked as first-time selections by writers. Chandler discusses placement kicking with a 40.6-yard punting average and 47 of 49 point attempts.
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Boston Celtics
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles’ i Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Bailey Howell
St Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Walt Belllamy
Chicago Zephyrs
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Guy Rodgers
San Francisco
Don Ohl
Detroit
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Ohl
Peilit
Chamberlain
Warriors
Philadelphia
Chandler
Below Zero As Packers Return To Practice Field
The Green Bay Packers returned from Christmas to frigid practice in 14 below wind chill as they prepare for the NFL title defense against the Giants in New York. Coach Vince Lombardi led the crew in ski masks as players endured record cold before drills and travel plans.
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Yankee
St Joseph's Upset Wins Quaker City Tourney Opener
In Philadelphia AP reports St Joseph's stunned Bowling Green 58 57 at the Quaker City Holiday tournament opener. Kim Boyle hit a buzzer jump shot to snatch the upset, sending St Joseph's to a semifinal against Villanova, while Villanova beat Manhattan 72 54. Brigham Young faces Providence in the other semifinal after BYU rallied to beat LaSalle 73. Providence defeated Delaware 70 37 in an afternoon game led by Vinnie Ernst. Local notes include Wally Jones 18 points for Villanova and Jim McMonagle 17. Attendance listed at 3,294.
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Recreation Basketball Scores At City Armory
At Recreation Center Friday tourney features teams like Apachees 35 L Weadon 19 and Jayhawks 33 M Thompson. Hornets dieD, Saunders 2 Jets 2 K Howard 1. consolation and winners rounds set for 7 and 8 p.m.
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Illinois Stuns Penn To Reach Holiday Festival Semis
Illinois defeated previously undefeated Pennsylvania 98-66 to advance to the Holiday Basketball Festival semifinals against NYU. NYU beat Duquesne 71-66. West Virginia edged Boston College 65-64 in OT. St Bonaventure beat Holy Cross 82-68 as the doubleheader opened at Madison Square Garden.
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Associated Press
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St. Bonaventure
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Lineups For Sunday's NFL Title Contest
Green Bay and New York Giants unveil regular offensive and defensive lineups for the December 30 title game at Yankee Stadium. The clash, slated for 2 p.m. EST, will be telecast locally, with detailed positions listed for both teams, including Starr, Hornung, Gifford, Webster, Tittle, and Collins among the standout players.
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Bob Skoronski
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Jus Ringa
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Jack Stroud
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Y. A. Tittle
Phil King
Frank Gifford
Alex Webster
Jim Kateavage
Dick Modzelewski
Rasey Grier
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Bill Winter
Sam Hutt
Tom Scat
Erick Barnes
Dick Lynch
Allan Webb
Jimmy Patton
Kansas Surprises Colorado 70-64 In Tourney Opener
Kansas led by Nolen Ellison upset Colorado 70-64 in the first round of the Big Eight pre season tournament. Ellison, a 6-1 senior, steadied the Jayhawks down the stretch as Marv Shaw led Iowa State with 27 points to a win over Colorado. Kansas State defeated Missouri and Oklahoma edged Oklahoma State in other first round games.
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Associated Press
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AAU Ready To Resolve Dispute With NCAA Arbitration
New York AP General Douglas MacArthur agreed to arbitrate the ongoing AAU NCAA dispute over amateur athletics. AAU President Louis Fisher demands the NCAA be the sole arbiter and criticizes the USTFF as the NCAA’s puppet. Fisher cites lack of ground rules and defined parties as obstacles to arbitration.
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Razorbacks and Rebels Ready for Sugar Bowl Showdown
Razorbacks coach Frank Broyles and Ole Miss mentor Johnny Vaught boost confidence ahead of the Sugar Bowl in Biloxi Mississippi. Broyles praises Ole Miss as the season’s best, while Vaught returns the compliment. Arkansas begins post Christmas drills and plans double daily workouts, aiming to reset after a late season stumble. Ole Miss prepares at Oxford before flying to New Orleans. Broyles stresses conditioning and restraint in pre bowl prep and avoids showing Ole Miss film to his 44 bowl squad. Ole Miss ends Baton Rouge jinx with LSU win, while Broyles seeks first victory over Vaught in four tries.
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Two Towering Ends Rival In Rose Bowl Game Jan. 1
Pasadena notes profile of Wisconsin star Pat Richter and Southern California star Hal Bedsole, two celebrated two end receivers known for pass catching and defensive play. Richter records include 72 catches for 1,179 yards and 38 receptions this season, while Bedsole boasts 29 receptions for 726 yards and nine TDs. Both are standout threats in the upcoming Rose Bowl.
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UCLA, St. Louis And CSU Claim Tourney Wins
UCLA beat Utah State 75 8 in Los Angeles to join St. Louis and Colorado State in the Los Angeles basketball classic semifinals. St. Louis routed Washington 64 39 to set a UCLA rematch, while Colorado State overwhelmed Southern California 72 54 in the tournament opener. Attendance was 2,972 as teams and players posted notable performances and foul totals.
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Bowling results and tournament schedule from Forest Lanes
Mill League Handsaw B 2 Wyatt 134 Weavers 1 Bell 121 W Main Guilt 3 Haymes TW Loyuppers O Sykinski 111 Cat Recreation Center 1 and over Tourney David Wilds Jr Teague Carl Wilts and Brooks Greene reach semifinals for 3 p m today Quarterfinals in 13 and under tourney set for 5 o'clock tonight
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