Multiple college and high school basketball scores from various tournaments
A collage of scores from national and regional games including Loyola New Orleans 57 over Toledo 78 in a matchup. Army 56 over Louisville 84 and Georgia Tech 92 over William & Mary 72. New Orleans Loyola beat? others. A wide range of teams from Central Catholic Thibodaux to Slidell and East Coast programs are listed with final tallies, tournament results, and consolation outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Louisville
Army
Georgia Tech
William & Mary
Jacksonville Univ
MacMurray
Spring Hill
Nicholls State
Lehigh
Cape May Coast Guard
Franklin & Marshall
Walter Reed
Army Hospital
Chadron
Minot
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Tech
Kiwanis
Jackson CC
Olivet
Aquinas
Cedarville
Oshkosh
Lakeland
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Ripon
San Diego
Arizona State College
California
Western
Univ. of San Diego
Eastern Washington State
Bowling Scores and Standings From Regional Leagues
A dense excerpt lists team matchups and results from multiple leagues including Major League, Pioneer League, and West Monroe Major League. It records individual scores, series totals, and notable performances such as Gerald Griggs and Warren Sievers, with teams like Bulloch's Garage, SunCrest Orange, and Twin City Welding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lightly
Key Finance
Bulloch’s Garage
Longview
Old Crow
Gay Clothing Company
Shaw Oxygen Company
W. and C. Well Service
Piccadilly
Monroe Jaycees
Ashland Oil
Sam Carrero
Charles McLain
Jerry Knipping
Burger Chef
Pioneer League
SunCrest Orange
Pearl Beer
Twin City Welding
Highland-McGuire
West Monroe
Bill's H'ware
NE Finance
Discount Center, Inc
Cypress Street
Texaco
Delta Music Company
Ouachita Electric
M3 Wilson Engraving
United Klans
Warren Sievers
Bill's Hardware
Northeast Finance
Coach of the Year Honored in NFL by AP
George Hales of the Chicago Bears is named NFL Coach of the Year by The Associated Press. Oklahoma names Jim Mackenzie, Arkansas assistant, to succeed Gomer Jones as head coach. Bobby Hull named Canada’s top male athlete in hockey. Tropical Park feature race ends with Bandit winning at $6.20, Hill Chance second. Fair Grounds feature race near finish with Royal Okie beating Lee David by several lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Hales
Chicago Bears
Associated Press
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Jim Mackenzie
Arkansas
Gomer Jones
Toronto
Bobby Hull
Chicago’ Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Canada
Miami
Hill
Tropical Park
New Orleans
Royal Okie
Lee David
the Fair Grounds
Bartkowicz and Lutz Await USLTA Ranking Approval
New York UPI Jane Bartkowicz a 16 year old from Hamtramck Mich and Robert C Lutz an 18 year old from Los Angeles have been recommended for the No 1 rankings in the Girls 18 and Junior Boys divisions and must wait until Feb 5 for official USLTA approval at the Palm Beach annual meeting Also named for top spots are Julia Anthony and Rosemary Cassals in the Girls 18 division with Lynn Abbes and Stephen Avoyer in the Junior Boys division awaiting final designation by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Jane
Peaches) Bartkowicz
Robert C. Lutz
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Miss Bartkowicz
Hamtrameck
Mich
Lutz
USLTA
Palm Beach
Fla
Julia Anthony
Malibu
Calif
Rosemary Cassals
San Francisco
Lynn Abbes
Orinda
Los Angeles
Bill Harris
West Palm Beach, Fla
San Diego
Stephen Avoyer
Butler Hands Michigans Wolverines a Humbling Loss
Michigan suffered a 79-64 setback to Butler in Indianapolis after a 100-93 overtime defeat to Duke. Coach Dave Strack called it Michigan's worst game in three years while Butler’s Ed Schilling led with 26 points and Cuazzie Russell added 22 for Michigan. Dayton, Temple, and Texas Western extended unbeaten streaks as Kentucky, Marquette, and others posted wins in AP Top Ten action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan Wolverines
Duke
Detroit
Wolverines
Butler
Indianapolis
Michigan
Dave Strack
Strack
Tony
Hinkle
Larry Shade
Bulldogs
Indiana State
Cuazzie Russell
Ed Schilling
Marquette
Wichita
Milwaukee
Kentucky
Associated Press
Texas ‘Tech
Lubbock
Tex
Dayton
Temple
Texas Western
New Orleans
Loyola
Don May
Flyers
Canisius
Philadelphia
Nevada
Rock Island
Ill
Mike Silliman
Army
Louisville
Cadets
University of Louisville
Washington
Florida
Edmundson Pavilion
Seattle
Huskies
Michigan State
Drake
Des Moines
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Cornell
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Fairfield
St. Francis
Altoona
Georgia Tech
William and Mary
Atlanta
Purdue
Valparaiso
Dave Schellhase
Arizona
San Jose
Tucson
Penn
Villanova
McKeithen appoints DeBlanc to Louisiana Racing Commission
Governor Gus John McKeithen named Dr Don DeBlanc of Opelousas to the Louisiana Racing Commission, replacing James C. Pittman of Shreveport. Pittman was removed over a legal technicality, not conduct or ability. The commission includes one member from each of eight districts plus an at large member, and Pittman’s removal leaves District 4 without a seat.
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Baton Rouge
Gus John McKeithen
Don DeBlanc
Opelousas
Louisiana Racing Commission
James C. Pittman
Shreveport
Pittman
Racing Commission
Citadel Weighs Georgia Coach for Charleston Head Job
Georgia defensive coach Erskine Russell, in Athens since 1963 under Vince Dooley, is being considered for The Citadel head football coach. Russell met Citadel officials after Eddie Teague contacted him. he hopes to decide by Christmas if offered. Gen. Hugh Harris said Russell is qualified, with other candidates named including Parker, Thalman, and Rice. The Citadel board will choose after another screening.
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Athens, Ga
Georgia
Erskine Russell
The
Citadel
Charleston
S.C
Russell
Vince Dooley
Dooley
Auburn
Eddie Teague
Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Sooner
Hugh P. Harris
Harris
Jim Parker
Arkansas A&m
Bobby Thalman
University of North Carolina
Homer Rice
University of Kentucky
College Board of Visitors
Teague
Mackenzie Named Oklahoma Head Coach Amid Offense Woes
Norman Oklahoma AP Jim Mackenzie named head football coach at Oklahoma faces reviving a stalled offense and pleasing alumni and fans. He inherits a team with seven seniors and a recent 3-7 season, but brings a proven winning record from Arkansas and a plan to hire top offensive staff, aiming to restore Oklahoma's tradition before taking over after the Cotton Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Jim Mackenzie
Oklahoma Wednesdav
Soonerland
Mackenzie
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Sooners
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Navy
Texas
Colorado
Missouri
George L. Cross
Razorbacks
Sooner
Wilkinson
Mark Johnson
Oklahoma City
OU Regents
Oklahoma
Jones
Travies
Broyles
Louisiana State
Barnes Builds Toward Finer Cage Career
Jim Barnes at 6 foot 8 and 230 pounds powered Baltimore to a 129 127 overtime win over Cincinnati. He scored 19 points and grabbed 26 rebounds as the Bullets moved within one game of the Lakers, with Bailey Howell hitting the winning basket in the final seconds.
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New York Knickerbockers
Baltimore Bullets
Los Angeles Lakers
Bullets
Cincinnati Royals
Bailey Howell
Baltimore
Kevin Loushery
Gus Johnson
Barnes
Cincinnati
Jerry Lucas
Howell
Oscar Robertson
Royals
Don Ohl
Johnny Egan
Hunch Pays Cold Cash at Bowie Race Course
On a snowy blustery November 20 1928 at Bowie race course Es kimo and Snowflake won consecutive races as Hunch players collected cash prizes under UPI reporting from Bowie Maryland.
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Bowie, Md
UPI
Bowie Race Course
Habez White Former bantamweight boxer dies in Albany
Albany reports Habez White, once a bantamweight boxer active from 1911 to 1929, died Tuesday night at Albany Medical Center Hospital at age 74. Officials cited malnutrition and pneumonia as the causes.
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Albany, N.Y
APD
Habez White
Albany Medical Center
White
Pair Of $15,000 Christmas Races On Tropical Card
Two $15 000 added handicaps head Tropical Park Christmas weekend action. The Christmas Handicap for older horses is set for Saturday while the City of Miami Beach Handicap for 2 year olds runs Monday. Nominations reached 25 with Harbor View Farm entries Irvkup and Sparkling Johnny among possibles. Gary G. leads the City of Miami Beach field with other reported runners including Handsome Boy War Censor Our Fox Needle Him Onward and Upward Blue Skyer.
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Miami, Fla
Tropical Park
City of Miami Beach
Harbor View Farm
Irvkup
Sparkling Johnny
Ampose
Moss Vale
Big Rock Candy
Bf’s Own
Prego
Stephen Foster
Davis
Miami Beach
Gary G
Remsen
New York
Handsome Boy
James H. Bright
Our Fox
Four Grambling Stars Hurt in Bus-Track Accident
Four Grambling College basketball players were injured in a bus-truck collision on I-20 returning from a Paul Quinn game. Top scorer, a key guard, and other teammates were hurt. Robert Blackstone of Alexandria suffered a broken leg and surgery. The Tigers, eight games unbeaten, were to enter the Dillard Holiday Tournament in New Orleans next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
UPI
Grambling
Robert Blackstone
Alexandria
Lovell Thurman
Ronnie Jenkins
Tigers
Dillard University
New Orleans
Paul Quinn College
Milford
Tex
Spartans clown in public drill before Rose Bowl clash
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty staged a light hearted public practice in Pasadena to showcase his No. 1 ranked defense before the Rose Bowl showdown with UCLA. He rode the crowd through drills featuring Harold Lucas and Bubba Smith while stressing the unit’s agility and odd humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Daugherty
Enes
Spartans
UCLA
Green Giants
Harold Lucas
Lucas
Daughery
Brookside Park
Bubba Smith
Don Japinga
MSU
Spaulding
Bie Ten
Russell Shows Flawless Style On Anniversary
Boston guards Bill Russell and Sam Jones starred as the Celtics beat the Knicks 125 to 120 at the Boston Garden. Russell scored 21 points and grabbed 25 rebounds to near a 16,000 career rebound milestone, as Siegfried sparked a comeback in overtime with a key jumper and two free throws. Jones led Boston with 37 points, Havlicek added 26, while Bellamy paced New York with 29.
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Boston
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Russell
Celtics
New York
Boston Garden
NBA
Larry Siegfried
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Jones
Havlicek
Howie Komives
Siegfried
Walt Bellamy
Wills Reed
Dick Barnett
Reds Dick Simpson sparks Ponce win with two homers
Dick Simpson of the Cincinnati Reds hit a two run homer in the seventh and added a two run triple in the eighth as Ponce beat Mayaguez 6 to 4 in the Puerto Rico Winter League. Ruben Gomez pitched a three hitter for Santurce in a 3 to 1 victory over San Juan. Pancho Herrera launched two homers and four RBIs as Caguas routed Arecibo 15 to 8.
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San Juan
P.R
Dick Simpson
Cincinnati Reds
Ponce
Mayasuez
Ruben Gomez
Luis Alcaraz
Santurce
Pancho Herrera
Caguas
Arecida
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Tommy Kron
Texas Tech
Billy Tapp
Bob Glover
Shaw
Edgard
Holy Cross
Rummel
Ecole Classique
John Curtis
Newman Tourney de la Salle
Newman
Seton Hall
Wagner
New Haven
Yeshiva
New York Community Coll
Hudson
Valley CC
York
Midwest
Evansville
San Diego State
Toledo
Wittenburg
Westminster
Southwest Kentucky
FAR West Washington
San Jose State
Univ. of Pacific
Portland
Hayward State
New Mexico
Southern
Gonzaga
Creighton
South Dakota
Akron
Marietta
Bucknell
Geneva
St. Mary of the Plains
Kansas Wesleyan
Tabor
Baker
College
Emmporia
McPherson
Sterling
Bethel
Kans
Quantico Marines
Old Dominion
Norfolk State
Atlantic Amphibious Force
Brescia
Italy
Jim
Montreal
Chicago
Quebec
Hershey
Providence
Springfield
Rochester
Cleveland
Buffalo
Victoria
Vancouver
Vancouver Cay
GFA
Memphis
St Louis
Minnesota
Houston
Tulsa
Jay
Bartkowicz
Altherilszand
Monroe Mews
Star
Monroe
Louisiana
University of Arkansas
U. of Oklahoma
Georgia Grid
Bud Wilkinson
Jim Barnes
Seymour
Stillwater
America
Feroy
London
Scotlan
Gove
Pertied
RY Bros & Ruddy Fir
Eapeok
Ceniuey A
Streri, Lonson Sé
Act of Scotland
Buckingham Corporation
Rockefeller Center
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