Wolfpack and Bradley win major tourneys in Dixie Classic
Raleigh NC December 30 NC State Wolfpack clinched its second straight Dixie Classic title by beating Colgate 85 76 as Horvath led with 25 points and Alton Stacy added 20 each Navy took third by defeating Wake Forest 66 46 Duke rallied from 32 down to beat Tulane 74 72 for the consolation prize Tulane Don Holt led scoring with 15 as Rhode Island State defeated UNC 93 9 Bradley came from behind to beat St Louis 64 59 Kentucky over Syracuse 69 59 Kansas State won Big Seven tourney 70 62 over Minnesota Kansas State Clyde Lovelette scored 28 as Kansas beat Nebraska 63 47 in semi finals El Paso Hardin Simmons outlasted Texas Western 71 70 in overtime in Sun Carnival finale
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California Faces Michigan In Rose Bowl Showdown
California’s Golden Bears, a one point favorite, meet Michigan in Pasadena on New Year’s Day to salvage West Coast Rose Bowl prestige. Michigan, bolstered by a strengthened backfield, seeks its first Big Ten title run, while Cal relies on a strong ground game led by Olszewski and Monachino.
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California and Oklahoma Make Third Bowl Appearances
The article notes California, Oklahoma and Michigan each making third straight bowl appearances in 195? season with Rose and Sugar Bowls drawing large crowds. It highlights Michigan's prior 49 0 Rose losses, Oklahoma's continued success, and the various matchups including Tennessee Texas and Miami Clemson.
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Texas and Tennessee Set Cotton Bowl Showdown
Two tough teams Texas and Tennessee end regular-season play and prepare for the 15th Cotton Bowl. Texas features Townsend and Tompkins guiding a strong offense, while Tennessee relies on Lauricella and Kozar as Neyland and Cherry steer separate bowl legacies. NBC and local TV carry the 1 p.m. CST kickoff.
College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
A roundup of college games with multiple results including Kentucky over Syracuse 69 to 59 and Duke 74 over Tulane 77. Other notable pacts show North Carolina 69 over Missouri 62 and Dayton 94 over Arizona Tempe 68.
Football Scores Class AA Championship Clash
Wichita Fails defeated Austin 34 to 13 in the Class AA championship game. West beat East 16 to 7 and Sout won 31 to 6 against North.
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Milwaukee Brewer Bids For Browns
St Louis Browns faced a bid from Milwaukee with Fred Miller named as buyer. Brown president Bill DeWitt confirmed offers were rejected and Miller reportedly offered two to three million dollars to move the franchise. Miller aims to place a major league club in Milwaukee before 1951 season.
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Arizona Guard Roger Johnson tops Tucson softball league batting
Guard Roger Johnson of the University of Arizona led the Tucson city recreation softball league in hitting with a .571 average during the summer.
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Schwartz Quits Stanford Post
San Francisco December 30 Marchie Schwartz announced his resignation as Stanford football coach. He disclosed the move in San Francisco at the East West game, saying he had gone as far as he could and hoped to pursue another profession. He did not say if he would practice law.
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Two Champions Set For Oleander Clash
In Galveston on Monday at 2 pm the Wharton County Junior College Pioneers meet the Rams of San Angelo College in the Oleander Bowl. Wharton is a two touchdown favorite after undefeated regular season in the South Texas Junior College conference while San Angelo won the Pioneer conference title and split two early losses. A crowd of about 10 000 is expected in perfect football weather.
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Favored Gold Capitol Wins Santa Anita Breeders Championship
Gold Capitol the favorite captured the $50 000 California Breeders Championship at Santa Anita before 35000 fans clocking 1 43 2 5 for the mile and one sixteenth. Patch owned by J T Taylor ran second and Hinds Star owned by Mr and Mrs D S Jeppson finished third in a 12 horse field. Wagers paid 470 320 and 250.
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New Year's Bowl Broadcast Times and Odds Published
New York dispatch lists broadcast times for five major bowls on New Year’s Day with NBC ABC CBS and MBS telecasts. It also provides quoted odds showing Rose California over Michigan, Orange Clemson over Miami, Sugar Oklahoma over Kentucky, Cotton Texas over Tennessee, and Gator Wyoming over Washington and Lee.
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San Antonio Chosen For Coaching School 1951
The Texas High School Coaches Association selected San Antonio for the 1951 coaching school to run June 30 to August 4 with the all-star football game August 3 and all-star basketball August 4. About 1,500 coaches are expected. Fort Worth Dallas and Odess a submitted bids. Paul Bear Bryant of Kentucky will teach football with Cliff Wells of Tulane in basketball and Frank Anderson of A&M in track.
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Miami and Clemson Hold Light Orange Bowl Drills
Miami Hurricanes coach Andy Gustafson said his team looked better than yesterday but not sharp while Clemson coach Frank Howard anticipated a strong showing. Miami inserted Don Mariato at defensive tackle for Bill Diamond who is injured. Harold Allen returned to the lineup as weather offered a 75 degree afternoon with a slight chance of showers. Both teams remain undefeated and had been tied earlier in the season.
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Holovak Named Head Varsity Coach at Boston College
Mike Holovak age 30 was appointed head varsity football coach of Boston College in Newton Massachusetts. The contract length and terms were not disclosed.
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