Syracuse Rips Penn State and More College Hoops News
Syracuse overwhelmed Penn State 103 79 at Manley Field House as Dave Bing led with 24 points 10 rebounds and six assists. Carver Clinton topped Penn State with 28 points while North Carolina’s Bob Lewis set a one game scoring mark with 49 points against Florida State. Bradley beat Butler 73 70 as Houston won Bluebonnet Classic with 90 85 over Texas A&M. DePaul routed Iowa 82 37 at Madison Square Garden and Steubenville edged Central State 59 57 ending CSU’s 36 game win streak.
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Young drivers form large share of Australia road deaths
Canberra AP report says 293 drivers were killed on Australian roads in the three months ending September 30. Of these, 116 were aged 17 to 29, with most fatal crashes occurring on straight roads.
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Dutch Reformed Church Reaches 300 Year Milestone in SA
The Dutch Reformed Church marks 300 years in South Africa this year and now counts adherents at 42 percent of the white population.
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Green Bay Picked To Wrap Up Title
New York AP report predicts Green Bay clinching the Western Conference on Sunday if the Packers reproduce their strong win over Baltimore. Chicago and Washington also favored in key clashes as Gale Sayers eyes the scoring title and Bears chase a tie for first.
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SEC forecaster picks LSU to upset Arkansas in Cotton Bowl
In the 1965 post season predictions, LSU is favored to upset Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl. Tennessee is seen beating Tulsa in the Bluebonnet Bowl, with Mississippi over Auburn in the Liberty Bowl, and Texas Tech over Georgia Tech in the Gator Bowl. Nebraska offers a strong challenge to Alabama in the Orange Bowl. Florida meets Missouri in the Sugar Bowl, and LSU aims for a late upset over Arkansas in the Cotton.
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Weather makes Liberty Bowl boost for Auburn Ole Miss
Memphis notes forecast says no rain and cool conditions for the seventh Liberty Bowl as Auburn and Ole Miss prepare with workouts in Memphis. Governor Wallace and coach Ralph Jordan lead team arrivals and practice while Ole Miss stays in Oxford. The city braces for a football festival with near 40,000 tickets and a Liberty Bowl awards dinner.
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Tide Holds Final Contact Practice For Orange Bowl
Alabama coach Paul Bryant praised the Crimson Tide after the last contact session ahead of the Orange Bowl. The team will train two more days, then depart for Miami to meet Nebraska on New Year's Night. Bryant lauded Ray Perkins for standout play and noted few injuries despite penalties.
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