Ga Tech suffers first defeat in Bluegrass Roundup
Georgia Tech lost for the first time in the Bluegrass Tournament at Louisville as Tulane and Vanderbilt posted wins. Vanderbilt defeated Alabama 77 41 while Georgia Tech faltered at 50 stage with Kaiser limited to four of 16. Tulane clung to a 79 79 tie with Rice before rallying in the second half.
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Tide Faces Texas In Bowl Clash Without A Standout Star
Alabamaаты Crimson Tide prepare for the Bluebonnet Bowl meeting with Texas in Houston. The team lacks a single consistent star, relying on a shifting lineup amid injuries while boasting a stingy defense that allowed 89.1 rushing and 68.5 passing yards per game.
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College Basketball Roundup From Louisville To Kansas City
The Associated Press recap covers first round results across regions. Louisville defeated Georgia Tech 74 65 Western Kentucky beat Utah State 96 74 Texas Tech topped Loyola New Orleans 78 74 Mississippi Southern edged Northwestern Louisiana 70 58 Purdue beat Detroit 83 64 Indiana prevailed over Missouri 66 55 Bradley defeated Northern Michigan 105 77 Colorado beat Illinois 90 81 Texas Town beat Creighton 89 71 Drake routed South Dakota 88 60 St Bonaventure edged Xavier 985 75 Kansas State won over New Mexico 64 New Mexico State defeated St Michaels 76 68 Brigham Young beat TCU 74 65 Providence over Santa Clara 65 59 Washington defeated Hawaii 73 46.
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Athens Golden Eagles Rout Tanner 61-43 in Big Third
Athens Golden Eagles topped Tanner 61-43 after a decisive third quarter, trailing 27-26 at halftime. The Eagles improved to 2-2, closing the third with a 47-30 surge to pull away.
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Moulton Heights Triumphs Over Eva 57 32 in Simple Victory
Moulton Heights Junior A's routed Eva 57 to 32 at Moulton Heights last night led by Phillips with 20 points. The B team won 31 to 20. Moulton Heights meets Danville at home next Monday.
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Florence State Lions rally to beat Livingston
The Florence State Lions erased a one point halftime deficit to defeat Livingston. Athens travels to Huntsville tonight and Lees hosts Hartselle in other area games.
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Baumann Is Top AL Pitcher
Chicago lefthander Frank Baumann named top AL pitcher after 13 6 record with 2 shutouts in 185 innings for the White Sox. Jim Bunning, Jim Coates, and other leaders noted for 2.79 ER A and 13 3 records, while Estrada and Perry led wins with 18 each.
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Frank Baumann
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Chuck Estrada
Baltimore
Jim Perry
Cleveland
Frank Lary
Rigney Chosen to Pilot Los Angeles Angels in 1961
Los Angeles signs Bill Rigney to manage the American League club for 1961 after his 1960 Giants removal. Haney and Rigney fly to Boston for the draft as they seek players. Contingent talks with Del Rice and Red Schoendienst are reported, with Bilko potential post-draft consideration.
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Union Hill Jrs Dominate Flint 53 36 In Open Play
Union Hill juniors swept past Flint 53 to 36 with a second half burst. Bowling led Union Hill with 23 points. The B game saw Flint win 20 to 13.
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Two Games Set At Athens High Gym This Thursday
Athens announces two basketball games at the Athens High Gym. At 7 p.m. the Girls Athletic Association faces the womens faculty. At 8 p.m. Athens coaches and former college players meet Worthington of the Decatur City League.
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Tigers and Lions Battle In Monday Night Game
The Tigers defeated the Lions 80 to 73 as Ward Pennington led Tigers with 28 points and Bobbs Ernest scored 22 for the Lions.
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Quality Tone and Readable Dial Blend with Decor
The description highlights a full size dial with easy readability and a rich tone suitable for any decor. Performance remains consistent across volume levels, delivering clear sound and versatile use.
Liston to Be Quizzed by Kefauver Subcommittee
The Kefauver subcommittee hears claims that Sonny Liston’s ring earnings were diverted to New York gangster Frankie Carbo and others. Testimony links Carbo to a boxing money pipeline while Liston’s manager Pep Barone is reported ill in Allentown.
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Pep) Barone
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Athens College Falls to Lambuth in Tenn matchup
Jackson Tennessee Lambuth College defeated Athens College 70 to 62. Jackie Coulter scored 31 points for Athens as the Bears trailed by two late in the game before Lambuth hit four late shots. Athens, losers of four straight, travel to Jacksonville State in Athens on January 5.
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Unbeatens Duel as Decatur and Hartselle Meet Tonight
Decatur and Hartselle clash as undefeated records are on the line in a top season contest. Decatur notes Bobby Draper is out with the flu, while Hartselle features guards Lynn Holladay and Mickey Wiggins and center Jimmy Speegle. The senior game follows a junior matchup at 7 p.m.
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Howard West
Rayford Luter
House Of Carpets Strong Entry In City League
The House of Carpets basketball team in the City League touts a fast roster and strong prospects. Manager Charles McCaghren promises tough competition. Wednesday at Moulton Heights they face D and H after Trade School vs Proctor's. The roster includes Jimmy Keenum, Jerry Hembree, Edward Owens, Warner Crow, Foy Hall, Hurley Naylor, Johnny Long, Don Stanford, Billy Van Clark, Hoyt Franks and others with multiple All County and All District honors.
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Johnny Long
Don Stanford
Billy van Clark
Priceville
Hoyt Franks
Ohio State Tops AP Poll In First Week
Ohio State leads the AP poll with 35 first place votes and 359 points from the panel. Bradley and Detroit follow with 272 and 189 points as Indiana, North Carolina, St Bonaventure, St John’s, Duke, Louisville, and North Carolina State also receive spots based on games through Saturday December 10.
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Crater Lake Sapphire Wonder in Oregon Volcano Crater
Crater Lake in Oregon, once part of a gigantic volcano, is noted for its unusual sapphire blue color and its depth estimate around 2,000 feet.
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