Navy Beats Army 17 12 to Reach Orange Bowl Invite
Navy built a 17 point lead behind Joe Bellino and Hal Spooner then held Army at bay in a 17 12 victory before 98 616 at Philadelphia Stadium, earning an Orange Bowl berth to face Missouri on Jan 2. Bellino ran for 65 yards on 20 carries and scored once, while Spooner passed and connected for 126 yards. Army rallied with two Rushatz TDs but Bellino sealed it with a late interception on the goal line.
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Vern von Sydow
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Frank Wisted
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Neill Improves After Emergency Brain Surgery
Featherweight boxer Bobby Neill remains in a London hospital on Saturday after an emergency operation to remove a brain blood clot following his title fight with Terry Spinks last Tuesday at Wembley Indoor Stadium. Neill had been knocked out in the 14th round and is reported to be improving.
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Army Navy Game Shines In Warm Tulip City Crowd
The Army Navy football clash at Philadelphia’s city stadium drew a global crowd in mild 55 degree weather. Navy hosted withGen Lyman Lemnitzer as guest of honor and vice president Nixon among spectators. Bellino family attended with a Winches ter rallying group. Eisenhower never attended while president.
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Bayou Tigers Edge Green Wave 17 6 in SEC Clash
LSU underclassman Lynn Amedee ran for two touchdowns and directed a 17-6 victory over Tulane before 74,000 fans in New Orleans. Amedee scored on an eight yard run and a one yard plunge, while Wendell Harris added the extra point, and later Harris booted a 33 yard field goal. Tulane struck late on a Nugent to Mason pass, but LSU controlled the game, extending its unbeaten run against Tulane to 13 years.
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Real Live Triple Threat To Supply Bruins Punch
UCLA star Bill Kilmer a single wing tailback leads the Bruins against Duke in a nationally televised afternoon game. Kilmer, a top offense performer and fourth in total offense, headlines a season marked by notable TV selections and close results across the 1960 schedule.
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Holy Cross Downs BC By 16 To 12
Holy Cross defeated Boston College 16 12 in Newton Mass with Pat McCarthy the sophomore quarterback scoring and passing for Holy Cross The Eagles rallied in the third but could not sustain drives and Holy Cross controlled the ball late for the win
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Holy Cross Downs B.C
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Whirlies Win Toss to Host 4A Football Final
Greensboro Senior High Whirlies earned the right to host the Class 4A championship after a coin toss defeat of Winston-Salem Reynolds. Greensboro whipped Gastonia 19 6 for the berth while Winston-Salem Reynolds edged Wilson 97 to reach the finals.
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Gibbs guides Ole Miss past Mississippi State 35 9 in Sugar Bowl bid
Jake Gibbs threw two touchdown passes and scored a rushing TD to lift third ranked Mississippi to a 35 9 win over rival Mississippi State. The victory secures undefeated Ole Miss a Sugar Bowl invitation and the Southeastern Conference title, with Rice set to face them in the Jan 2 New Orleans game. Gibbs connected on eight straight first half passes as the Rebels seized control early.
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Rebels Clinch Fourth SEC Title With Victory
Mississippi State earlier tied 6 6 with LSU as the Rebels reached 14 0 by halftime behind four passes by Gibbs and runs by Jim Anderson and Billy Ray Adams. A 10 yard pass to Johnny Brewer and a late scoring drive sealed the win before 35 000 in attendance.
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