Jefferson City Senior High Opens Mexico Holiday Tourney
top seed Jefferson City Senior High faces Tay elite in the opening round as Hannibal, Fulton, Owensville, and Mexico loom in the Mexico Holiday Tournament. Jay Redmon and Hawkins pace the squad with Redmon scoring droughts noted while Hawkins remains a steady rebounder as the Jays aim for early wins.
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Sound Cracking Sports Docu Drama Idea
AP reports a chaotic mock dialogue among film crew members planning a sports documentary titled The Violent World of Bobo Hutfenstagel. The producer and crew debate linking sports to existential struggle, while mock jazz sounds punctuate their brainstorm about football and other activities.
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Alabama Resumes Said Workouts After Christmas Break
AP reports Alabama football drills resume with Bryant saying heavy contact work will follow. Coaches aim to shake off kinks and prepare the Tide for the Sugar Bowl showdown against New Orleans, as players return from holiday break and focus on blocking and team readiness.
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Augsburg Tigers Open Paul Bunyan Tourney With Topseeded Duel
Augsburg faces Lincoln University in Bemidji in the opening game of the Paul Bunyan Tournament. Dan Anderson leads Augsburg at 31.4 points per game, while Ron Hanson adds 20 per contest. Lincoln from Jefferson City travels after Christmas aiming to challenge a tall starter quintet.
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A's May Move Stadium to Create Baseball Field
Finley aims to relocate the Kansas City Athletics from Municipal Stadium to a farm pasture to build a temporary ballpark with about 30 000 to 35 000 seats. Mayor Ilus Davis and the city council warn a new lease is needed to avoid losing the club, while Finley presses for an escape clause tied to attendance.
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Sun Bowl bound Oregon prepares for El Paso trip
The University of Oregon football team will fly to El Paso today to prepare for the Sun Bowl against Southern Methodist. Oregon State and Vern Burke named top senior in the Pacific region by over 41 sportswriters and coaches. Mississippi resumes practice after a five day holiday break ahead of the Sugar Bowl against Alabama. Len Casanova and Jack Mullen of Purdue to coach the North team in Honolulu Bowl actions on January 4.
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West Leads Lakers to Victory in New York Thriller
Jerre West exploded in the first quarter scoring a high total as Los Angeles defeated New York after a 14-126 rally. The win followed St. Louis' 113-107 win over Cincinnati. West topped his season average with a standout performance, lifting the Western Division morale and solidifying a key win in the early season.
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Top of Nation Cage Tournament Opens at Adams State
Adams State College hosts the three day Top of The Nation tournament with seven teams. Oklahoma Baptist University defends the title as openers include Bethel versus St. Lewis AGM. Chadron State and William Jewell meet in the second game. St Joseph's Albuquerque faces Southwestern State Weatherford and Adams State plays Frontier Mountain College Billings. National scores from Los Angeles to Detroit wrap the day.
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Navy’s Staubach Looks to Shine in Cotton Bowl Clash
Roger Staubach, Heisman winner and Navy quarterback, arrives in Dallas for the Cotton Bowl against Texas. Navy, 9-1, seeks an unofficial national claim as Staubach voices confidence and studies Texas film while praising teammates Tom Lynch and Pat Donnelly.
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Illinois Returns To Grid Drills In Rose Bowl Prep
Illinois, the Big Ten football champion, resumes Rose Bowl preparation in Pasadena amid weather delays and mixed form. Coach Eliiett laments poor blocking and ball handling as Washington’s Huskies push for game sharpness through two-a-day drills and indoor practices.
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Major Holiday Basketball Tournaments Open Across Nation
Eight marquee tournaments begin as top teams like Michigan UCLA NYU and Oregon State enter strong fields. Defending champ UCLA meets Michigan while NYU faces Vermont in early rounds. Other notable showings include Minnesota Dayton Utah Villanova and Villa Nova in the Holiday Festival and the Los Angeles Classic featuring a Michigan UCLA NYU trio.
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Big 8 Meet opens with Missouri in tourney tilt
Missouri eyes big start in the 18th annual Big Eight preseason tourney as Kansas State leads a strong field. Willie Murrell tops the league with 20.1, and Ray Bob Carey 16.3 for Missouri. Nebraska under coach Joe Cipriano shows 1-6 start with seven lineup changes and top scorer Harald Cebrim at 14.4.
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Lightweight Champ Ortiz Maps Bold Title Plans
Light weight champion Carlos Ortiz outlines a title defense against Flash Plovde in Manila on February 2 and two additional championship bouts within a year. Contingent defenses against Keony Lane of Muskegon and Carlos Hernandes of Venezuela depend on Ortiz retaining his crown. If Ortiz wins the Elorde fight, he would meet Lane in San Juan. if Blarde wins, Lane bout would shift to Manila.
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Oklahoma Sooners Face Tough Tourney Pitch After Slump
Oklahoma carries a 2-5 record after four straight losses yet remains dangerous with an 88-point scoring pace, while allowing 98.1 per game. Willie Wilson leads with 16.2 points and Oklahoma State aims to ride a 6-2 mark as Henry Iba seeks his first Big Eight title. The Cowboys face Town State in Friday night action as Colorado and Kansas loom in the bracket.
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