Dozen Bowl and All-Star Games Fire Up Year End
Teams from Jacksonville to Pasadena contest 12 games as college football closes the year. Arkansas Tech faces Texas A&L in the Southwest Bowl while Baylor meets Florida in the Gator Bowl era coast to coast TV plans.
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Tim Moriarty
United Press
International
Jacksonville
Miami
Pasadena
San Francisco
Grand Prairie
Texas
Arkansas
Baylor
Florida
CBS
NBC
Bests and Worsts of 1960 Sports Highlight
The roundup lists Mazeroski’s ninth inning homer to clinch the World Series, Floyd Patterson’s decisive rounds, and U S Olympic teams making comebacks. It notes Bobby Richardson's six RBI in a World Series game, Johansson’s era and American/World events, with denser mentions of players Osuna Ralston and Van Brocklin amid varied sports milestones.
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Steve Snider Jchampion
Squaw Valley
Calif
United Press International
Russia
Bill Neider
New York
UPI
World of Sports
Amos Palmer
U. S
Bill Mazeroski
U.S
Pirates
New York Yankees
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Bobby Richardson
Yanks
Denis Ralston
Bakersfield
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Scoring Streak Poses Big Threat To Oilers
Houston faces a high scoring Chargers in the AFL title game after Los Angeles closed the regular season with a 46 point per game average. The Oilers sport the circuit’s best offense but a weak defense record. Blanda missed time late season while Maguire’s hit on him in Los Angeles earlier kept him out weeks.
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Oilers
Houston
UPI
Houston Oilers
Los Angeles Chargers
Chargers
West Coasters
Washington
Huskies
Wisconsin
Jack Nicklaus
U. S
World Oilers
Nicklaus
Oakland
Denver
New York Titans
Broncos
Raiders
George Blanda
Paul Maguire
Maguire
Blanda
Los Angeles
Red Clark
Phil Perlo
Perlo
Midland Sharpens its edge in Odessa tournament
In Odessa, Midland, Odessa Ector and Big Spring won to advance. Odessa beat Brownfield 71 48, Midland defeated Permian 75 48, Big Spring won 51 45, and Ector beat Iraan 62 50. Odessa used a 25 point third quarter to pull away from Brownfield.
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Odessa
Midland
Ector
Big Spring
Brownfield
Caprock
Lubbock
Odessa Permian
Iraan
Teddy Howell
Cubs
Johnny Vaught
Dub Malaise
Monahans
Idalou Wins Pair In Roosevelt's Cage Twin Bill
Idalou swept two wins as Joe Wilbanks scored 25 in a 62 59 win over New Deal and Idalou edged New Deal 654 in overtime. Roosevelt defeated Avoca 5450 as Avoca girls edged Roosevelt 3846.
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Roosevelt
Idalow
New Deal
Avoca
Idalon Boys
Joe Wilbanks
Idalou Sems
Roosevelt Boys
Aviva
Beel
Chass
Sohn Wilks
Henevelt
Ronnie Ateesay
Aventatta
Tae
Harty
Hall of Fame Inductees Named for Texas Sports Hall
The Texas Sports Hall of Fame will formally induct sprinter Bobby Morrow athletic director Matty Bell football star Bobby Layne and former center Ki Aldrich at a Dallas luncheon during Cotton Bowl week. The event at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel will draw over 180 attendees and honors past electees from Texas sports.
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APD
Texas Sports Hall of Fame
Bobby Morrow
Matty Bell
Bobby Layne
Ki Aldrich
Lone Star State
Hall of Fame
The
Texas Sport Writers Association
Dallasmanship Club
Sheraton
Dallas Hotel
Arkansas and
Duke Cotton Baw!ams
Texas Christ In
Dutch Meyer
the Bell
Dana Yhe
Texas
Paltiiente
Paul Hichards
Morrow
Pias
Daye
Ald
Wichita Lakes Signs Contract With 19ers
Local reports say Wichita's Lakes inked a contract with the 19ers. The piece mentions Francisco Vad and references other football players and teams amid a garbled recap of signings and reactions.
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Wichita’s Lakes Inks
Gophers Face Heat Clash Ahead of Rose Bowl Kickoff
Pasadena reports coach Warmath says Minnesota may be slightly off due to heat while Washington coach Owens praises Minnesota’s size and minimal mistakes. He predicts a great game as top-ranked Minnesota prepares for the Rose Bowl showdown.
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Pasadena
UPD
Con Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Washington
Warmath
Jim Owens
University of Washington
Gophers
Owens
Navy seeks killer instinct for Orange Bowl clash with Missouri
Navy coach Wayne Hardin blasts reporters over claims of special attention to quick kicks as the Midshipmen prepare for the January 2 Orange Bowl against Missouri. He accuses The Baltimore Sun or other outlets of leaking details amid a tense build up and spy concerns.
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Miame
Navy
Missouri
Wayne Hardin
Jimmy Burns
Mi 1 Herald
Hardin
Burns
Missouri and Navy Prep For Orange Bowl Clash
Missouri coach Dan Devine and Navy coach Wayne Hardin sharpened their war of words at the Orange Bowl luncheon over game film quality and spy rumors. Both teams completed practice with late sessions and planned light workouts before the Monday kickoff as President-elect Kennedy was among the expected 70 000 attendees.
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MIAMI
UPI
Missouri
Dan Devine
Navy
Wayne Hardin
Julie Wilson
Hardin
Devine
John F. Kennedy
Tigers
Copper Bowl lineups set for third annual game
AP reports lineups named for Copper Bowl with national team favored to beat South West again. expected crowd around 20 000 at Arizona State Stadium as coaches and rosters from Abilene to North Carolina State are listed alongside Penn State Washington State and Colorado in the South West squad.
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Arizona State University
Rip Engle
Penn State
Pete Elbit
Winds
Jim Sutherland
Washington State
Everett
Sonny) Grandelins
Colorado
Abilene
Kstran
Hank Gulick
Church Pearson
Carter
Texas
ASM
Ted Arness
Ama
Genter
California
Dick Norman
Stanford
Mike Quinku
Air Force
Larry Dawson
Chris
Mac Wyhe
Seagraves Leads Meadow Cagers In Dual Wins
Seagraves scored 12 points as his team defeated Meadow 42 to 32 in the varsity game. Payne and Seagraves led a balanced attack with 10 and 12 points respectively, while others added key contributions in the low-scoring affair.
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Fine
Douz Payne
Seagraves
Med
Donne Kirinlson
Joe Faulker
Raiders suffer nonconference loss. move to 2 46 record
Raiders drop a nonconference game ending with a 2 46 record as they head into Southwest Conference play. They travel to Dallas on Tuesday where SMU is listed as a point favorite.
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Raiders
Dallas
SMU
Mild argument over weights fuels Cotton Bowl buildup
Duke and Arkansas enter the Cotton Bowl week amid a light dispute over players weights with Duke coach Bill Murray insisting on a 24 pound spread per man while Arkansas cites rounding in the program. Both teams drilled at SMU stadium as forecasts fluctuated with showers and cloudy conditions expected for Monday.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
Arkansas
Duke
Bill Murray
Razorbacks
Bagerbicks
SMU
Stadiun
Canyon Defeats Lockney In Nonleague Basket Ball Victory
Canyon defeated Lockney 53 to 44 in a nondistrict basketball game Friday. Lugies led Canyon with 18 points as Wayne Rutherford and Ronnie Harris added ten and eight. Lockney’s Janie Boedsker scored 22 points in the girls game, and Pat Salmon led Lockney with 17. The next Lockney game is Tuesday at McAdoo. Washington scouts George McQuinn signs with Senators to scout in Virginia.
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Canyon
Johnny Belt
Las Lockney
Dayle Freeman
Hockney
Janie Boedsker
Karen Ashton
Pat Salmon
Lackney
Longhorns
McAdoo
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UPD
George McQuinn
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
McQuinn
Senators
Virginia
Macdan Wins At Sunland Park In Coast Race
Macdan dominated the Sunland Park carnival feature over a muddy track in the co featured Searen Prize. Jockeys Siuh Sherman and Malaysia led the field with Cadet Jad and Matava close behind as the betting favored Lien alan claimed a solid victory in the earlier races.
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Lien Alan
Evs
Searen Prise
Axelson Named NAIA Publicity Director
Joseph Axelson of Statesboro Georgia will become director of public relations for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics on January 2. He replaces Edward J Garich who resigns to enter business in Milwaukee.
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Kansas City
Joseph Axelson
Statesboro, Ga
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Edward J. Garich
Garich
Milwaukee
Pampa Narrowly Beats Seminole In Tight 58 56 Victory
The Pampa team edged Seminole 58 to 56 in a close decision. Key contributors included Carter and Bastady with pivotal plays, Matson and Verdot also scoring, as Harvest strengthened their late season push.
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Wase
Hertel Carter
Bastady
Matson
Wyse
Rain Threatens NMSC Offensive Attack in Sun Bowl Tie
El Paso weather could slow the clash between New Mexico State and Utah State in the Sun Bowl final. Rain may ease to warmer skies for kickoff as 16,000 fans expected. Utah State features halfback Tom Larscheid and New Mexico State relies on Pervis Atkins as key scorers.
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UPI
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Utah State
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Woodson
Tom Larscheid
Ralston
Pervis Atkins
Larscheid
Atkins
New Mexico Argies
North Texas State
Odessa Tops LCC With Free Throws
Odessa College Wranglers defeated Lubbock Christian College 63-60 in the Howard County Junior College tournament consolation round. Odessa made 19 free throws to LCCs 14, with Larry Rogers leading LCC scoring 18 points and Odessa: Mike Shaddock 15, Dave Kamanski 14. South Plains beat Sayre 80-61 earlier, Bill Butts led with 20.
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Lubbock Christian College
LCC
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Pioneers
Larry Rogers
R Lewis
Charles Lockhart
Norman Preston
Kenneth Morse
Oxiesa
Mike Shaddock
Dave Kamanski
South Plains
Sayre
Okla
Texans
Bill Butts
Duke of Sayre
James Collins
Dick Lemons
Hillman
Donaldson
Barden
Arkansas Tech Faces Trinity In Great Southwest Bowl Showdown
The Wonder Boys travel to Grand Prairie to meet Trinity in the Great Southwest Bowl. Arkansas Tech aims to defend the Lone Star title as 1969 alumni recall early season ties and losses while a 300K crowd is forecast for the Gopher Bowl Stadium event and a hospital fund sponsorship backs the game.
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Grand Prairie
Texas Agt
Lone Star Conte
Arkansas Tech
ASL Javetinas
Beng Tat
Hospital Fund
Anise Rane
Winnie Strue
Trinity
Texas State
Lone Star
Wonder Boys
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