Michigan State Fans Rally as Rose Bowl Hopes Grow
Michigan State climbs into Rose Bowl contention after wins over Northwestern 15-7 and Wisconsin 90-13. The Spartans sit tied with Illinois and Ohio State for the Big Ten lead, amid a busy college football weekend.
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Injury Triggers Backfield Revisions at Mississippi
Mississippi reshuffles backfield after sophomore wingback Wayne Harris injures knee early in fall practice. Champion moves to third team at tailback wingback, with Tailback Dave Wells of Madisonville Kan. promoted from B team to third unit.
Booters Have Banner Day In SEC
In Atlanta at Grant Field Georgia Tech’s Lothridge tied and then broke the SEC field goal record with multiple wind aided kicks against Duke, while Auburn’s Woody Woodall and Alabama’s Tim Davis each added to the record tally with long kicks in wins over Florida and Mississippi State.
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Pitcher Clobbers 380-Foot Single
Los Angeles reports Dan Osinski hit a ball hard against Baltimore that bounced off the wall and into left field. John Powell retrieved the ball as Osinski was credited with a single.
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Howe struggles as No. 35 eludes him in Bruins loss
Gordie Howe again failed to reach No. 35 as Detroit fell 1 0 to Boston. He was held to two shots by Leo Boivin’s checking and also shut out by Montreal the previous night as the Wings dropped a clash with the Canadiens. Montreal later beat the Rangers 5 3 to stay near Toronto in the playoff chase.
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Kelleher Confident U S Will Defend Davis Cup
U S Davis Cup non playing captain Bob Kelleher, after clinching a win over India to reach the challenge round against Australia in Adelaide December 26 28, predicted victory if the team plays at peak. McKinley and Ralston doubles beat Lall Mukerjee 68 63 12 10 64. The United States seeks its third cup since 1950s upsets.
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Geiberger Wins Almaden Open After Nervy Finish
Al Geiberger held a four stroke lead as rumors swirled on the course but a final birdie sealed his victory at the Almaden Open. He finished with a 74 in the final round to beat amateur Dick Lotz and Dutch Harrison by one stroke, earning $3,500. Lotz shot 69 and Harrison 69 after starting six behind.
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Spry Old Gas Wrecks Boats in Cold Spring Harbor
Police in Cold Spring Harbor New York say a 42 year old woman confessed to vandalizing and stealing from boats along the harbor during the summer. She admitted stealing gas tanks cushions a propeller and gas and causing damage by breaking stern lights removing numbers and spilling aspirin tablets while moving between boats by swimming and attacking a photographer with a boat hook.
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Floyd Out For Season With Fractured Jaw
The Houston Oilers defensive end Don Floyd will miss the rest of the season after a fractured jaw suffered in the 45 3 loss to Boston was confirmed by X rays.
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Bowling tourney leads move after first weekend
The Singles Classic team from Muncie Indiana tops the team event with 3 003 total as the eighth annual tournament begins. Bill Schaufert of Cincinnati leads the singles with 831 while last year’s singles champ Bob Kidwell had 933. Top teams show strong handicaps with Buds Drug Store of Winchester Kentucky at 2996 and Frankfort’s team in third. The event continues through the weekend at the Sports.
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Arkansas Sugar Bowl star Jerry Lamb shines from Texas
Houston player Jerry Lamb emerged as a top Arkansas football asset this year, catching 23 passes for 437 yards and four touchdowns as a sophomore. He also had a 68 yard reception in last year’s Sugar Bowl and totaled 107 yards on four catches in the bowl game.
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Footwork Advice Sparks Banter With Miss Gauche
A coach teases Miss Gauche about her footwork, joking that the fault lies in her steps as she practices. The light moment highlights training dialogue during a rehearsal or lesson.
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