Tangerine Bowl Opens Full Slate Of Grid Battles
Bowl weekend kicks off in Orlando with the Tangerine Bowl and ends with the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. About 500000 fans expected for a dozen bowls and all star games. Minnesota 8 1 and Washington 9 1 clash headlines the slate with Minnesota favored to beat Washington.
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Badgers Fall In Overtime To Portland In Consolation Play
Wisconsin rallied late but fell 79 71 in overtime to Portland in Far West Classic consolation action. Charrity sparked late rally with 13 points, Alwelling led Wisconsin with 16, while Portland’s Frank Bosone went 13 of 14 from the line to finish with 21.
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Caledonia Falls 60 36 To Red Wing In Tourney
Red Wing defeated Caledonia 60 36 in the holiday tournament second round. John Hefte led Caledonia with 12 points while Denny Landers and Steve Law rence added 13 for Red Wing. Lake City beat Farmington 53 43 in the other game. Red Wing won both of its tourney contests.
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Ohio State and Iowa Still In Running for Big Ten
Iowa reached the Los Angeles Classic final by beating Southern California 70 62 and meets UCLA for the title. Ohio State, No 1, rallied from a 13 point second half deficit to beat St Johns 70 65 and face St Bonaventure in the New York Holiday Festival final. Indiana fell 94 72 to UCLA while Stanford edged Michigan State 81 80 in two overtimes and California defeated Minnesota 63 49.
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Warmath Faces Psychological Worry After Rose Bowl
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath says he is worried the team may not be psychologically ready for another victory after the Rose Bowl defeat of Washington. He notes the Gophers are No 1 and fear media hype, while stressing rest and readiness for the next challenge.
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Ski reports and college basketball scores from Midwest and East
Ski reports describe base depths and snow at Indianhead Mountain and Rib Mountain with generally good conditions. In college basketball, Ohio State and Iowa games headline late- season play with Lucas Havlicek scoring for Boston and Iowa overcoming USC.
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Cassville Rider Second In Event At National Rodeo
Jack Buschbom of Cassville Wisconsin won a second first place in the fourth event of the National Rodeo and holds first overall with six events remaining. Jacques Plante of Montreal won the Vezina Trophy five times and Wisconsin prepares to face Washington as Minnesota tightens for game time.
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Marquette Upsets Wake Forest In Dixie Classic Opener
Hot shooting Marquette defeats defending Dixie champion Wake Forest 91 83 to advance in Raleigh. Ron Glaser leads with 29 points as Marquette hits 64.3 percent in the final 20 minutes and faces unbeaten Duke next. Duke routed Wyoming 86 59 for its eighth straight win.
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Holiday tournament scores flood weekend fixtures
A sprawling list of postseason tournament results features Ohio State over St. John’s 70 to 65 and Kansas State edging Kansas 69 to 66. Other notable outcomes include UCLA defeating Indiana 94 to 72 and North Carolina beating Maryland 81 to 57.
Braves Sign Vestal from Jonesville to Cedar Rapids
Daniel Vestal a 21 year old outfielder from Jonesville North Carolina has been signed by the Milwaukee Braves to a Three I League contract with Cedar Rapids Iowa He will report to minor league training camp at Waycross Georgia in March Vestal was discharged this week from the Air Force where he starred in baseball Sherman Lollar of the Chicago White Sox led American League catchers in fielding last season with three errors.
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Aquinas, Central to Play Tonight in City Basketball Showdown
La Crosse Aquinas seeks its second intra city win tonight against La Crosse Central at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium starting at 8. Aquinas holds a 5-1 mark after beating Logan 71 to 58 at Logan High. Central enters with a 4-3 record.
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McKinley Suspended for Racquet Throw in Davis Cup
Charles McKinley the 19 year old fourth ranked American tennis player was suspended by the USLTA for a racquet throwing incident during the Davis Cup inter zone finals in Perth Australia. The length of the ban depends on the February 4 Executive Committee meeting in New Orleans.
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Chuck) McKinley
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Mondovi and Blair Win Holiday Tournament Opener
Mondovi defeated Trempealeau 57 to 34 and Blair beat Arcadia 55 to 41 in Arcadia Wisconsin opening games. Key scorers were Gary Schultz 18 and Jerry Rud 15 for Mondovi, Dwayne Davis 18 for Trempealeau, Tom Haines 16 for Arcadia, Roger Anderson 20 for Blair.
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Bowling Lacress Am Legion League Standings and High Scores
Shamrock Lanes hosts the Am Legion bowling league with team scores showing Packers 804 755 800 total 2359 and Cardinals 700 777 846 total 2325 among others. Individual high games include Don Yolton Sr 551 and Arnie Shea 539 with Charle Boma top single 20? plus several 500s across members.
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Kefauver backs draft plan to limit major league rosters
Senator Estes Kefauver urged a federal rule for wide scale annual drafts to cap exempt players at 40 per club as major leagues expand. He cited Washington and Los Angeles as new US clubs shaping support and said a boxing regulation bill could follow in 1962 with hearings planned for January.
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Luther Bowl Consolation Thriller Ends Moorhead Win
In Moorhead Minnesota Moorhead beat Luther 62-61 in the Red River basketball consolation game. Northland defeated Concordia 80-48 while Mankato fell to Minnesota Duluth 56-51 and North Dakota State beat Macalester 54-53 in the semifinal round.
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National Basketball and Hockey Results From Thursday
Los Angeles defeated New York 111 to 95 and Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 128 to 124 while Detroit posted 112 and St Louis 89. Montreal edged Detroit 1 to 0 in a marked NHL finish.
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Packers Top Sports Story In Wisconsin
Milwaukee AP lists Wisconsin’s top sports stories of 1960. Highlights include Green Bay Packers’ divisional title, Warren Spahn’s no hitter, Badgers Rose Bowl loss, Braves pennant bid faltering, and notable college feats and losses among Marquette and Wisconsin programs.
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