Juco Edged by Trinidad 47-45 in thriller
Trinidad JC defeated Garden City Junior College 47-45 in a tight non conference road game. Ed Johnson led Trinidad with 15 points while Wayne Cooper topped Garden City with 11. The Trojans used strong late defense to pull away in the final 1:15 and snap a four game tour. The loss drops Garden City to 3-2 on the trip. Trinidad hosts Garden City again Feb 25 after visiting Garden City Jan 28.
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Atonday
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Dale Roark
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Jess
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Wayne Cooper
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Tinya Merz
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Montezuma Nips Sublette In Overtime 42-41
Montezuma Indians beat Sublette Larks 42 to 41 in overtime to open a non-conference series. Voth scored 25 for Montezuma with Spice adding 19 and Koehn hitting crucial free throws in the extra period. Sublette led early before Montezuma rallied, while fouls remained close and free throws decided the outcome. Sublette's Fletcher led visitors with 12 points, as both teams staged a tight, tense finish at Mon-tezuma.
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Sublette Larks
Frank Griffitts
Lark Cage
Ken Cearley
Lakin
Sublette
Monte
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Jette
Englewood
Voth
Larry Spice
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Gayle Redd
Doug Phoenix
Ensign
Minneola
High Plains
Lark
Fitzv¢erald
Koehn
Flip of Coin to Decide Possible NFL Playoffs
National Football League officials planned coin tosses at headquarters to break a three way Western Division tie among Green Bay San Francisco and Baltimore with 6 4 records and two games left Philadelphia Eagles clinched the Eastern title and will face the Western winner Rozelle laid out a three and four way tie plan with dates December 10 11 17 and 18 for games involving Green Bay San Francisco Baltimore Chicago and Detroit plus possible January 1 and 7 matchups in Philadelphia.
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National Football League
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Green Bay
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Pete Rozelle
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
Rozefle
Eagles
Los Angeles
Chicago
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Dallas
AFL Drafts Grid Stars in Dallas Overview
AFL draft highlights top college talent with nine All Americans selected in 240 picks across 90 rounds. Navy star Joe Bellino was Boston’s 19th choice, explained as available soon due to Navy service. Other notable selections include Ditka to Houston, Rice to Buffalo, Gibbs to Houston, and Atkins to Oakland, with Balme and Bellino among the higher picks.
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Tex
All Americas
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Navy
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William H. Sullivan Jr
Belling
Mississippi
Houston
Ben Balme
Yale
Los Angeles
Pervis Atkins
New Mexico State
Oakland
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College Scores From The Associated Press Update
North Carolina defeated LSU 77 to 61 while Tennessee beat WMU 83 to 76 and Mississippi Southern routed Alabama 71 to 64. Tulane downed Louisiana College 83 to 64 and Vanderbilt topped Florida State 75 to 55. Mississippi State beat Union of Tennessee 115 to 59. Furman beat South Carolina 81 to 63. Midwest results include Indiana 98 Kansas State 80 and Notre Dame 83 Evansville 68. Southwest action has Kansas 97 Texas Tech 75 and Texas 71 Trinity Tex 59. Far West saw Colorado 74 New Mexico 65 and New Mexico State 84 Hamline 62. Santa Barbara 62 Oregon State.
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Pro Stars Top Scoring Pace
Elgin Baylor of the Lakers and Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia pace scoring toward last year’s Stilt record, with Chamberlain 16 points behind Baylor at 849 to 833 while playing fewer games. Chamberlain holds a higher per game average 37.9 to 35.4, rookie Oscar Robertson stands third with 704 points and a 28.2 average.
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Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
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Wile Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
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Baylor
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Musial Honored At Home Town
About 500 persons in Donora Pennsylvania heard Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals honored at a Monday night dinner. Dr. Michael Duda of California State College presented a plaque, with speakers including Gov. Lawrence and Umpires Donatelli Vargo and Smith, Donora burgess Delsandro, Joe Garagiola, and Al Abrams. Letters from Eisenhower and Nixon were read.
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California (Pa) State College
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David L. Lawrence
Auele Donatelli
Ed Vargo
Vinnie Smith
Burgess Albert P. Delsandro
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al Abrams
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Big Eight Basketball Roundup: Colorado Tops New Mexico
Colorado erased a late deficit to beat New Mexico 76-65 as Wilkey Gilmore put up 26. Kansas cruised past Texas Tech 97-75 for its second straight win while Iowa State opened with an 88-76 victory over Wisconsin. Minnesota edged Missouri 60-56, Indiana beat Kansas State 98-80, and Oklahoma State faces Arkansas next. Missouri and Minnesota each faced 1-2 and 2-1 records respectively.
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Wilkey Gilmore
New Mexico
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Big early season clashes test Buckeyes and Braves
Ohio State and Bradley remain top contenders as the season opens with strong wins. Indiana frustrated by NCAA restrictions, while Utah State falters on a road trip. Ohio State beat St. Louis 81-68, Bradley topped California 102-65 led by Chet Walker with 50 points. Indiana crushed Kansas State 98-80. North Carolina, Michigan State, Minnesota, Vanderbilt, Iowa State and others posted wins as postseason hopes start shaping up across the country.
Bellino Named Back of the Year in AP Poll
Navy halfback Joe Bellino, an All-American, Heisman, and Maxwell winner, was chosen back of the year in the AP postseason poll. He captured about 40 percent of votes from roughly 120 sports writers and broadcasters, leading by more than three to one over the next contender. Bellino heads to the Orange Bowl against Missouri on Jan. 2. The ballot also highlights Bill Kilmer, HolDyas, Jake Gibbs, and others as top finishers and notable mentions.
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Belfino
Missouri
Minnesota Gophers and Warmath honored for comeback season
Minnesota and coach Murray Warmath won Associated Press comeback team and coach of the year honors after a dramatic rise from last place in the Big Ten to sharing the league title and earning a Rose Bowl berth. Warmath silent through three losing years. The team rebounded with pivotal wins over Nebraska Indiana Northwestern and Illinois amid a season that culminated in a Big Ten co championship and a Rose Bowl bid.
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Associated Press
Urge Action On Olympics
Santa Clara California AP plan unfolds to make track and field development year round urging national prestige and action ahead of Tokyo 1964. Hugh Gardner athletic director of the Santa Clara Youth Village presents a committee driven program to train top athletes for free, place them in leading meets, and provide livelihood through a local jobs panel.
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Avery) Brundage
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National League Eagles Snare Eastern Title
The Eagles clinched their first Eastern Conference title since 1949 by routing the St. Louis Cardinals 20 6. Norm Van Brocklin passed for two touchdowns and Pete Retzlaff caught one as Philadelphia improved to 9 1. In Detroit, Morrall led a 17 point fourth quarter rally to beat Baltimore 20 15, placing the Colts in a three way tie for first in the Western Division with Green Bay and San Francisco. The Packers crushed the Bears 41 13 to move into playoff contention, while Chicago and Detroit remained in the race.
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Ed Brown
Willie Denve
Zeke Bratkowski
Jim Dooley
Buff Wrestling Opens Sixth Season At Oakley
Garden City High starts its 1960 61 wrestling season tonight at Oakley against the Plainsmen in a 12 match regular card plus five exhibitions. Exhibitors include Lou Davis Randy Theis Gene Newberry Sam Hermancilio and Randy Geay with the main lineup led by Dunham Tolbert Oeding Rice Kleysteuber Sandoval Warner Scott Sage and Wallace. John Dickerson has coached the Buffs in all six seasons.
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John Dickerson
May lose title over Coan eligibility in Big Eight
Kansas City AP reports the Big Eight faculty may strip Kansas of the 1960 football championship over Bert Coan eligibility. The NCAA put Kansas on probation midseason for allegedly enticing Coan from Texas Christian University to Kansas. If overruled, Kansas keeps the wins. otherwise Missouri could be awarded the title. Conference officials also reexamine a rule change to allow Oklahoma to play Hawaii next season amid 10 game limits. Meetings of athletic administrators occur today with coaches and directors in sessions.
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Bert Coan
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Coan
Texas Christian University
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Hoover Picked for Hall of Fame Medal
Former President Herbert Hoover will receive the Football Hall of Fame gold medal for outstanding contributions at the third annual FHF Awards Dinner in New York. Inductees include Lou Little Penn State, Ki Aldrich TCU, Buzz Berries Navy, Gordon Locke Iowa, John Lujack Notre Dame, Bulldog Turner Hardin-Simmons, Sid Luckman Columbia, with posthumous selections Charles Gelbert Penn and Neil Worthington Snow Michigan.
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Football Hall of Fame
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Lou Little
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Columbia
Ki Aldrich
Texas Christian University
Buzz Berries
Navy
Gordon Locke
Iowa
John Lujack
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Bulldog Turner
Hardin Simmons
Sid Luckman
Charles Gelbert
Neil Worthington Snow
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