Bears idle as they eye NAIA playoff berth
Lenoir Rhyne, 9 game win streak, rests on an open date before a Thanksgiving clash with Catawba. A win or tie could seal the North State Conference title and near-certain NAIA playoff spot. regional game discussions and several bowls loom.
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Lucchesi Promoted by Philadelphia Phillies
The Phillies announce minor league managerial moves with Frank Lucchesi elevated to Chattanooga AA Southern Association manager. He led Williamsport to the Class A Eastern League title in 1960 and will be succeeded by Andy Seminick at Williamsport.
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Bakersfield
Furman Lands South Carolina Grid Star Dyches
Le roy Dyches 6-1 240 pound tackle from Ridgeland signed a grant in aid to enter Furman in the fall. Dyches one of the state’s top football prospects and has been named to play in the Shrine Bowl Game in Charlotte next month. Duches will be the heaviest man on the Palmetto squad.
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Arkansas Beats Texas Tech to Reach Cotton Bowl
Arkansas toppled Texas Tech 34 to 6 in Lubbock behind George McKinney’s bullseye passing and Lance Alworth and Billy Moore’s powerful rushing. The win, giving the Razorbacks the Cotton Bowl host spot, followed an earlier 27 point first half and featured a late 44 yard Shinall scoring pass.
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Tigers Still Get Trip To Orange Bowl Battle
Kansas upset Missouri 23 7 to claim the Big Eight title despite Missouri finishing 9 0 and Missouri earning a trip to the Orange Bowl. Kansas clinched the conference crown with solid defense and two fourth quarter scores while Missouri fought back to score once.
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Baylor Edges SMU 20 7 as title hopes fade for Mustangs
Baylor overcame SMU 20 7 in Dallas while Arkansas defeated Texas Tech near Lubbock, leaving Baylor and Rice in a fight for the conference title. SMU suffered three interceptions inside Baylor territory and a late drive stalled by a Reed interception. Baylor’s Ronnie Bull scored twice, Larry Corley added two conversions, and Bobby Reed’s late TD pass attempt was stranded.
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Phillies name Semnick as Williamsport manager
The Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday named former catcher Andy Semnick manager of their Class A Eastern League affiliate in Williamsport. He succeeds Frank Lucchesi, who remains with the Phillies organization.
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Iowa 28 Notre Dame shuts out to seal Big Ten title bid
No. 2 Iowa defeated Notre Dame 28 0 in South Bend as Joe Williams and Gene Mosley scored on swift drives. Notre Dame committed six turnovers including four interceptions and two fumbles as Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota results influenced a Rose Bowl path. Evashevski retires to Hawkeye athletic directorship after final game.
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Ellis Crus draw in Manila light weight bout
Jimmy Ellis of Trenton N J fought a draw with Roberto Crus of the Philippines in a 10 round lightweight bout. Ellis weighed 134 4 pounds and Crus 137 44. In a separate lightweight bout Art Persley of New York won by ninth round technical knockout over Winnine Rebolado of the Philippines. Persley weighed 137% and Rebolado 136%.
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Kansas Triumphs Over Missouri in High-Scoring Day
Kansas outgained Missouri 186 rushing yards to 61 and held to six first downs all in the second half. The Jayhawks totaled 12 first downs and 61 rushing yards while Missouri managed a late surge. Final score details incomplete. attendance listed as 43,000.
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Owls Rally Past TCU 23-0 In Defense Guarded Win
Rice defense forced six interceptions and held TCU scoreless as Max Webb booted a 48 yard field goal and Rice pulled away late to stay in contention for a Southwest Conference title share. The Owls benefited from two TCU punts averaging five yards and added three touchdowns after interceptions. Attendance reached 35,000.
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Tie Game Described As Kissing Sister By USC Coach
Columbia AP reports USC coach Warren Giese offered a philosophical take after an 8-8 tie with favored NC State. A journalist noted coaches often call a tie like kissing your sister, to which Giese replied about long-seeing his sister.
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