All Americans to face pro stars in Hula Bowl
Honolulu January report lists Tobin Rote to helm Hawaii All-Stars facing NFL pros in a 2 p.m. kickoff with star players including Frank Gifford, Don Phillips, Alex Karras and Jim Gibbons. Rival coaches are Hirsch for Hawaii and Buck Shaw for the Collegians as 25 000 fans are expected.
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Walt Kowalczyk
Oo Searle
Oregon
Rademacher Hints at Possible Rematch With Champ
SEATTLE Jan. 4 Pete Rademacher said it may very well happen when asked if he would challenge the champion. In his first pro bout he was knocked down seven times by Patterson and stopped after a single knockdown here last August. Rademacher is a vice president and salaried employee of Youth Unlimited in Columbus Georgia and is home visiting his Pete school for boys in Saint a tart dlee Youth Unlimited program.
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Ray Richards Resigns As Card Coach
Chicago reports Ray Richards resignation as head coach of the Cardinals, ending his tenure with the team. The move comes amid team leadership changes and speculation over future coaching plans in early January.
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Mountaineers Dominate W V U Basketball Thumping
West Virginia, ranked top team, blazed to a 100-71 win over Washington and Lee as two Mountaineers scored 16 points each and led throughout. In North Carolina, Elon College visit, Lenoir Rhyne beat Elon ? 16 to 12 early, then pulled away after a late first half basket by Johnny James and a Frank Cline field goal.
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Bison Starters Lead Scoring as Myers Park Plays Tight
Bison built an early lead with 17 points from their top scorer while Ken Hedrick added 13, and Jimmy Adams and Charlie McPherson each had nine. Duncan Morton led Myers with 13, David Underwood trailed in assists and points, High Point shot 38.8 percent and 65.5 percent at the line, while Myers Park made 52.4 percent of its charity tosses. Burton led rebound effort with nine as both teams battled for control.
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Catamounts Beat King College 61-54 on Home Floor
Western Carolina Catamounts defeated King College 61-54 in Caldlowhee N C. Freshman Dave Elmore scored 16 points, captain Harris Pryor added 15, Swede Franson 13 and 21 rebounds, while Dick Crawford led King with 22. WCC led 37-20 at halftime and held on.
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Presbyterian Triumphs Over College of Charleston
Presbyterian College defeated College of Charleston 97 to 42 in Clinton. The Blue Hose shot 54 percent from the floor for their third win of the season.
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Mike Paces Field Meet Opens Pinehurst Trials
At Pinehurst North Carolina on January 49 Tome Again Mike a Virginia bird dog ran a perfect hour long race in the Amateur All Age Stake day one. William C Jones of Franklin Virginia handles Mike who had no contact with game. Other braces featured Creek Ben Rose's Doctor Roy and Tip Top Tim with strong performances ahead of tomorrow’s final braces and upcoming Open Derby and Open All Age draws. Rocky Creek Ben showed an excellent find near heat end and Rose's Doctor Roy pointed birds at 20 minutes.
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Harrison Takes Two Stroke Lead In Los Angeles Open
Dutch Harrison, 47, led the Los Angeles Open by two strokes after a 70 in windy conditions to reach the mid-point of the $35,000 event at Rancho Golf Club. Smiley Quick and four others trailed at 140, with several veterans and rising stars within reach as about 150 players advanced to the third round.
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Chamberlin Expected Back As Kansas Prepares For Oklahoma
Kansas star Wilt Chamberlain likely to return after a urinary tract infection and epididymitis kept him out of the Thursday game against Oklahoma State. Dr. Kollbjorn Jenssen said Chamberlain may resume play in the Tuesday clash with Oklahoma after further rest on campus. Oklahoma State edged Kansas 52 50 in overtime.
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Indiana Wins 68-65 in Bloomington Tilt
Indiana defeats opponent 68 to 65 at Bloomington as Hoosiers pull ahead in the closing minutes. Team details and key scorers unavailable from the fragment.
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College Scores From Associated Press Summary
Virginia 74 South Carolina 39 Monmouth and State Teachers 39 Colgate 7% Army 105 Indiana 68 Northwestern 05 Duke 67 NYU 61 Western Carolina 61 St. Johns Brooklyn 83 George Washington 67 Boston University 94 International 69 Springfield 69 Marquette 70 Ohio University 70 Western Kentucky 55 Centre 77 Berea 63 Cincinnati 77 Tulsa 70 Alabama 70 St. Francis Brooklyn 82 Siena 66 Providence 80 Brown 52 St Anselms 95 64 Boston College 71 Fairfield 64 Xavier 80 Louisville 80 Minnesota 61 Purdue 49 Penn State 6 Swimming Illinois 63 Loyola Chicago 33 Optimist Bowl College All-Stars 56 Tucson pro 28
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All-Stars Rout Cowboys in Optimist Bowl Opener
The College All-Stars crushed the Tucson Cowboy professional team 56 28 in Tucson. Hagler of Iowa stood out with an 80 yard kickoff return TD and another scoring run, while Mulgado and Salas added rushing TDs and Ford connected with Jewett for a score.
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Steadman Named Sports Editor In Baltimore
John F. Steadman, assistant general manager and publicity director of the Baltimore Colts, named sports editor in Baltimore on January 4. The hire places Steadman at the helm of the paper's sports section amid Colts coverage.
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Expansion Possibilities After Territorial Agreement
Major leagues eye further reshuffling and possible expansion after approving a territorial plan. Commissioner Ford Frick signals openness to adding up to 12 teams in the two leagues, with Los Angeles and New York as focal points. Cincinnati owner Crosley could resist big shifts, while league meetings loom in three weeks to finalize the plan.
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Seaneen Wins San Carlos Handicap At Santa Anita
Neil S. McCarthy's Irish bred Seaneen outlasted Porterhouse to win the $50,000 added San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita. Mystic Eye finished third as a photo finish confirmed Seaneen time of 1:22 1-5 for seven furlongs. Crowd of 49,500 watched the close finish with Seaneen earning $37,000 from a $60,100 gross purse.
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Colgate Trips Army In Narrow 79 77 Clash
Colgate defeated Army 79 to 77 at West Point as Phil Bisselle and Russ Brummer starred for Colgate. Brummer posted 20 points and 17 rebounds while Darryle Kouns led Army with 25 points. Colgate built a 47 31 halftime lead with strong first half shooting.
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