Glamour game set as Texas and Arkansas vie for top ranking
The Associated Press ranks Texas first with 708 points and Arkansas second with 612 as the two Southwest powers prepare for a Fayetteville showdown that could decide the Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl berth. Penn State holds third, Ohio State fourth, Southern California fifth.
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Church Loop Box Scores From Manchester Matches
Grace Baptist leads with 82 points over Bethlehem Lutheran 57 Undefeated Knights of Columbus post 99 over St Pauls 38 Yankee Rd cluster yields 78 for Church of God Grace Baptist Juniors 33 in final tally Reading includes player scores and team totals for each listed church squad.
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Otis Moore to Power East In Shrine Game
Ohio State fullback Jim Otis and Army star Lynn Moore will lead the East offense in the East-West Shrine Game at Stanford Stadium on December 27. Army's Tom Cahill will coach with Alex Agase and Earle Edwards as assistants. Indiana back John Isenbarger and Indiana quarterback Harry Gonso join the backfield.
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Middletown High swimmers eye depth and quality shift
Middletown High opens under coach Jim Dillon with most of last year’s 9 6 lineup back and aims to challenge for the Greater Miami Conference title. Key returnees include John Haker in breaststroke and Mike Terry the diver, while manager Steve Hornback is ineligible this season. The squad totals 17 players with nine seniors and six juniors, highlighting potential but less depth.
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Madison High fall banquet honors Mohawk football and cross country
The Madison High fall sports banquet honored Mohawk football and cross country teams. Art McKnight was named most valuable football player and John Dolibon Outstanding offensive back. Steve Robinson named outstanding cross country runner.
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Prows Proves He Is Ready In Open Cage Season
Dallas Prows of Welded Pipe scored 20 points in a 44-39 loss to Pipe Shop as the Armco league opener kicked off at Verity Middle School. Tad Cope led Pipe Shop with 17 points. Sales Service defeated Production Planning 37-14 led by Tom Trent's 14. Zincgrip Lab edged Research 40-36 with Ed Timmer and John Kraft each at 13.
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Boston U's Bruce Taylor Wins Lowe Award Top New England Player
Bruce Taylor a defensive back at Boston University was named the 31st winner of the George Bulger Lowe Award as New England's top college football player. Je i Sclaes.
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