Bobcats edge Wolves 67 64 in high school hoops
Hope Bobcats build early 10 point lead then fend off Prescott Wolves 67 64 at Jones Field House in a pre holiday finish. Jerry Evans 20, Danny Griffis 13, Stan Reyenga 11 led Hope scoring. Curly Cubs attack second half, but Bobcats hold on for win. Next game January 6 vs Fairview in district opener.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Houston event results list Zora Folley outpointing Jeff Davis in a ten round decision. Bodell stopped Bob Stallings in seven, Morgan kayoed Hernandez in four, Cotton stopped Hall in one. Home towns and weights noted for each fighter.
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Ousted Back Says Syracuse Offense Hinders Growth
Syracuse University quarterback Jim Del Gaizo says the Gator Bowl bound offense fails to develop his full potential. He and his twin brother John were ordered to turn in their uniforms after reports they planned to transfer next year. Del Gaizo told the AP he will look around for another school in earnest.
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Koufax Ends Baseball Career in Exceptional Style
Sandy Koufax capped a brilliant 12 year run by leading the National League in six categories and tying for first in two more. He posted a 27 9 record and a 1.73 ERA to lead the league for the fifth straight year, struck out 317, and logged 323 innings with 1,274 batters faced. Jim Bunning also started 41 games, but Koufax completed 27 and outpaced him in innings and strikeouts. Mike Cuellar led the NL with a 2.22 opponent ERA.
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Schwartzwalder Backs Loyalty Amid Bowl Game Plans
Syracuse coach Lloyd Schwartzwalder, famed for a tough ground game, criticizes players aiming to transfer after the bowl. Revere native bs foot-2, 200-pound sophomore quarterback spoke of loyalty while teammate Jim Del Garzo posted 418 passing yards and five TDs this season. Del Garzo and his brother, a second-string end, plan to attend the same university as speculation begins. The U S Post Office Department notes that Alaska Idaho Iowa Maine Ohio and Utah are never abbreviated.
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Tar Heels Eye Big Season in Chase for NCAA Title
Associated Press notes North Carolina seeks a repeat of 1957 glory as they sit atop the national poll unbeaten and defeated Kentucky 64 55 on the road. Duke snaps two UCLA losses. Louisville, Nebraska, Seattle win. other scores include Kansas over U Pacific and Rutgers past Columbia.
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Rick Barry Far Ahead in Scoring
New York AP Rick Barry of San Francisco leads the NBA scoring derby with 40.6 points per game last week. Wilt Chamberlain tops Philadelphia’s trio of Greer and Walker as the 76ers remain the league’s highest scoring team at 125.3 ppg through 29 games.
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Rice Honors Player From Arkansas
Owl defensive back Jafourette Latourette of Jonesboro Ark won Rice football’s George Martin Award a shotgun and a watch as a two recipient Jess Neely defense award. He was named to the AP second team All America. Harlon Dearing shared the Neely award.
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AM&N Wins Fifth Straight in Arkansas Play
Arkansas AM&N, the Golden Sons, beat Philander Smith 85 to 68 in Pine Bluff. James Wilson scored 30 points, Don Young added 24, while Jimmy Turner led Philander Smith with 14 points.
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Longhorns hopeful as three captains return for Bluebonnet Bowl
Texas star players defensive ends Bar ney Giles and Diron Talbert and defensive back John Elliott played through injuries this season. Talbert rebounded from knee and leg complications, Elliott missed six games with knee and ankle problems, while Giles recovered from a knee injury after Oct. 29. Coach Darrell Royal limits contact, planning eight plays of contact this week as Texas prepares for Mississippi in Houston.
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Dooley Talks With Mississippi State on Coaching Job
Mississippi State confirms interviewing Georgia assistant Bill Dooley for its football coaching vacancy. Dooley is brother of Georgia head coach Vince Dooley. State fired coach Paul Davis and athletic director Wade Walker after another disappointing season while other colleges seek replacements for multiple coaches.
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Packers Lead in Points Allowed As They Clinch West Title
NEW YORK AP The Green Bay Packers rank second in total defense but lead in limiting points scored by opponents, yielding 140 in 12 games to hold the NFL Western Conference title. Don Weiss shows Packers 1395 yards allowed and 24,769 total defense, while Dallas tops in rushing and points scored with 428. The Cowboys face the Giants for final conference tie.
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AIC Ties for Second in ARC Race After Tuesday Wins
Arkansas State Teachers College moved into a three way tie for second in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference after a 72-67 win over Harding. Southern State and Ouachita also sit at 3-1 with Hendrix unbeaten at 4-0. Tuesday results include Southern State 84 Arkansas Tech 67 and Arkansas A&M 78 Ozarks 72 with Kelton Busby scoring 26 for A&M.
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Packers and Cowboys Dominate AP All-Pro Football Team
Vince Lombardi led the Packers to the Western title with eight first-team selections, three on offense and five on defense. The Cowboys placed four on the first team as they chase the Eastern title. Star QB Bart Starr anchors the offense with Gregg and Kramer on the line. defensive stars include Willie Davis Nitschke Adderley and Wood for Green Bay, with Lilly Howley Green for Dallas. Rams contribute two, others none lead.
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Hockey Schedule With No Tuesday Games
The schedule shows no games on Tuesday with matchups listed as Montreal at Chicago, Boston at Toronto, Detroit at New York, and Boston at Detroit, indicating a pause or blackout in that day’s NHL lineup.
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