Yank Stars Win Over the Rebels
In the North-South college football game in Miami, the Yankee stars defeated the Rebels 27-14. North defensive tackle Pete Duranko of Notre Dame and South MVP Eugene Trosch of Miami led a rugged defense and key scores as postseason bowls and television lineups dominated the page, with several bowl matchups and broadcast times noted for upcoming games.
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Ben Funk
MIAMI
Fla
Rebels
Eugene Trosch
University of Miami
Pete Duranko
Notre Dame
Bernie McCall
Tulsa
Neal Sweeney
Duranko
Houston
Bo Burris
Gary Rowe
North Carolina State
Bo Rein
Ohio State
Jacksonville
Tennessee
Syracuse
Dallas
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Southern Methodist
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New Orleans
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Pasadena
Calif
Purdue
Southern California
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Florida
ABC
CBS
NBC
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Florida State
el Paso
Tex
Blue
Montegomery
Ala
76ers Extend Home Winning Streak Over Royals
Philadelphia led by Wilt Chamberlain and Hal Greer beat the Cincinnati Royals 134-118 to extend a home court consecutive victory streak. The 76ers improved to 33-3 in the Eastern Division and 30 straight regular home wins, surpassing Minneapolis’s former record.
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Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
Mir
Hal Greer
Philadelphians
Cinccinnati Royals
NBA
76Ers
Minneapolis
Veteran In Baseball Dies
J L Robertson 44 of Gainesville Fla a veteran of 10 years in minor league baseball front offices has been named general manager of the Montgomery Rebels of the Southern League.
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Montgomery, Ala
J.L
Im) Robertson
Gainesville
Fla
Montgomery Rebels
Cotton Bowl Kicking Heads To Showdown Between Georgia SMU
Georgia’s Bob Etter and SMU’s Dennis Partee anchor a Cotton Bowl clash with two top kickers. Partee’s clutch 32 yarder with 18 seconds left beat Texas 13 12, while Etter trusted by Georgia with 12 of 16 field goals and 21 of 22 extra points.
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Tex
Georgia
Southern Methodist
Bob Etter
Dennis Partee
Partee
Texas
Parten
Baylor
Etter
Georgia Tech
Mississippi State
Auburn
Miami
Hog Cagers Begin Fast Paced Los Angeles Classic
Arkansas enters rugged college basketball with a 1-5 start as Parkers face Southern California in the Los Angeles Classic opener. The Arkansas State meet at Jonesboro features sixth ranked Houston and the AIC Holiday Tournament at Southern State in Magnolia. Houston seeks a 10th straight win, while Arkansas State hosts Virginia Military Institute in the second game. Four more games mark the AIC three day meet.
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ESS
Arkansas
Parkers
Southern California
Houston
Kent State
Ohio
Arkansas State
Virginia Military Institute
AIC
Arkanesas State Teachers College
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Arkansas College
Ounachita Baptist
Sam Houston
Henderson
Ozarks
Southern State
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Lakers
Chamberlain
Mr. Greer
T6ers
Boston
Los Angeles
New York
Detroit
Northwestern shocks St Johns to reach Holiday Festival semis
Northwestern edged St John’s 62-60 as Dan Davis grabbed a late rebound for a three point play with one second left. Providence, led by Jim Walker’s 37 points, crushed Duquesne 82-55 to reach the semifinals alongside Rhode Island and St Joseph’s. Walker’s late burst echoed last year’s 50 point night as Providence advances.
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NEW York
Northwestern
Dan Davis
Providence
Jim Walker
Davis
Secord
St. John
Walker
Duquesne
Rhode Island
St. Bonaventure
St. Joseph's
Eas
Brigham Young
St. Joseph’s
Boston College
Dugesne
Friars
St. John’s
St. John's
Wildcats
Terry Gamber
Ralston Turns Pro in Bold Career Move
Dennis Ralston, once the top American amateur tennis player, has turned professional signing a three year deal reportedly worth 100000 dollars with the International Professional Tennis Association. He will begin his pro career next month in Australia and compete in the U S Europe and South Africa against stars like Gonzales Laver Rosewall and Hoad.
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Calif
America
Dennis Ralston
United States
Ralston
Associated Press
Denny
Forest Hills
Wallace M. Dill
International Professional
Lue
Australia
U.S
Europe
South Africa
Pancho Gonzales
Rod Laver
Ken Rosewall
Lew Hoad
NBA Results From Monday Across The League
In a slate of games The Associated Press reports New York 114 defeated Detroit 109 and Boston 121 topped Los Angeles 106. Chicago beat Bare 7 and White Hall 8 while LA Catholic 17 9 and others compete. Voters listed: Cash Greenbrier Hot Springs Little Rock Hall Springdale Paragould Turrell Wabbaseka Walker.
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Associated Press
New York
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Bare
Whie Hall
LA Catholic
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el Dorado
Cash
Greenbrier
Hot Springs
Little Rock Hall
Springdale
Paragould
Turrell
Wabbaseka Walker
Packers Not Worried Over Icy Field
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi considers Tulsa Skelly Stadium for January NFL title game prep despite snow and icy turf. Packers worked in the snow and planned another drill, awaiting field scraping and a plastic cover. Skelly Stadium Corp. hoped for favorable conditions to host an exhibition next summer.
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Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Skelly Stadium
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Dallas Cowboys
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Weather Bureau
Skelly Stadium Corp
Meredith Predicts Cowboys Upset Green Bay for NFL Title
Dallas quarterback Don Meredith expresses strong belief in Dallas chances to beat Green Bay and win the NFL championship. He cites team strength, Green Bay’s execution, and two weeks off as factors, saying the opportunity is a lifetime and Dallas will win.
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Dallas
Tex
Green Bay
Don Meredith
Cowboys
Meredith
Geoffrion Sparks Rangers With Hot Stick records
New York AP reports Bernie Geoffrion, 35, leads the NHL with his hot stick. After 14 Montreal seasons and a 1964 coaching turn, he netted five goals in three games for the New York Rangers last week, tying Don Marshall and Norm Ullman for sixth in scoring with 25 points, as the Rangers enjoy a strong season.
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Boor
Geoffrion
Montreal
New York Rangers
Don Marshall
Deetroit
Norm Ullman
Boomer
Rangers
UCLA Still Rated Best in Nation
UCLA remains No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll as St. John's drops to eighth after Northwestern beats them. Louisville and North Carolina hold second and third, with Texas Western fourth. Michigan State falls to 10th after a loss, while New Mexico moves to fifth and Houston rises to sixth. Cincinnati, St. Joseph’s, Iowa, Vanderbilt fill out the top ten.
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Associated Press
St. John’s
New York
Kansas
Northwestern
Redmen
Jayhawks
UCLA
Louisville
North Carolina
Texas Western
el Paso
Furman
Ohio State
Michigan State
Quaker City
New Mexico
Houston
Cincinnati
Rangers lead NHL standings as Mikita fuels Chicago drive
New York's Phil Goyette totals 30 points with 3 goals and 27 assists, tying Montreal's Bobby Rousseau for second behind Stan Mikita's 14-23-43 for Chicago. Rod Gilbert of the Rangers sits fifth with 26 points, three behind Chicago's Ken Wharram. The Rangers enjoy their best season in 25 years at the Old Garden, while Kingston hosts the Western Hemisphere's oldest botanical garden, established in St. Vincent in 1765.
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New York
Phil Goyette
Montreal
Bobby Rouseseau
Chicago
Stan Mikita
Rod Gilbert
Ranger
Ken Wharram
Rangers
Old Garden
Western Hemisphere
Kingston
West Indian Island of
St. Vincent
Czech hockey routs Toronto in Windsor game
National hockey team of Czechoslovakia defeated the University of Toronto 9 to 2 Monday night in Windsor. Attendance and betting figures not specified. no further game details provided.
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Windsor
Ont
Czechoslovakia
University of Toronto
Indian Pair Upsets Australians in Davis Cup Challenge
Indian duo Ramanathan Krishnan and Jaideep Mukerjea defeated Australians John Newcombe and Tony Roche 4-6 7-5 6-4 6-4 to keep India's Davis Cup hopes alive as Australia led 2-1 with two singles remaining. Krishnan faces Roy Emerson and Mukerjea meets Fred Stolle in Wednesday's singles.
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Gordon Tait
Melbourne
Australia
Ramathan Krishnan
Jaideep Mukerjea
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
India
Roche
Krishnan
Roy Emerson
Mukerjea
Fred Stolle
Phillips Joins West Team For Shrine Game Prep
Stanford AP report notes defensive tackle Lot Phillips joined the West squad’s lineup in Stanford as they prep for the East West Shrine game in San Francisco. West Coach John Ralstone says a top player like Phillips should adjust quickly. Phillips recognized as two time AP All America and winner of Asia honors, arriving late due to a family illness.
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Dians
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Kansas
Lot Phillips
Francisco
Phillip
John Ralstone
Phillips
AlleAmerica
Asia
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