Holiday tournament results and scattered college basketball scores
A dense list of tournament results across many events. Notable games include Fordham 74 over Utah 67 and Louisville 103 over Syracuse 81, with other matchups featuring Saint Peters, Duke, Providence, Penn State, and Villanova among winners and losers. The page also covers boxing and racing results, plus upcoming schedules for St. Petersburg and related venues.
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St. Peter's
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Syracuse
Providence
Penn State
AP poll shows Ucians still top. minor shifts in rankings
UCLA remains No. 1 with 28 first place votes and 676 points while Marquette secures second with 628. South Carolina North Carolina Southern California and Ohio State hold the next four slots. Indiana rises to seventh as Brigham Young slides to eighth. St John’s N Y takes ninth and Long Beach State falls to tenth. Virginia makes the biggest jump moving from 18 to 11 as Louisville rises to 15.
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Majors Delivers Shining Finish In Shrine North South
Bobby Majors of Tennessee turned the Shrine North South game with a late 7 yard or PAT kick to give the South a 7 6 victory. Durrance tied the game with a one yard run but Majors booted the decisive extra point. The crowd watched a game highlighted by Majors as the standout All American presence.
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Bill Battle
Florida
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American Institute
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Terry Beasley
Pat Sullivan
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Huff
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Fontes
Jones
ASU
Seminoles
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Tomme Durrance
Robbe
Cheslan
Ipo Dateneau
Northice
Jawa State
Bob Richarteon
Dukete Poeta Tosloan
Seminoles Rally To Trim Huskies In Far West Classic
Florida State held off Washington 85 77 in Portland to open the Far West Classic. Hawes led Washington with 26 points while Royals and King each scored 20 for FSU as the Seminoles built a 47 37 halftime lead and withstood a late Huskies rally.
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Ore
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Ray Price
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Reggie Royals
Otis Cole
Royals
Ron King
FSU
Bellino Racks Up 198 Yards in 1960 Navy Win
Heisman winner Joe Bellino rushed for 198 yards and four touchdowns against Virginia in 1960, including a 90 yard scoring run, one of the finest single game rushing performances in Naval Academy history.
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Annapolis, Md
Naval Academy
Joe Bellino
Virginia
Unknown Sooners Face Auburn In Sugar Bowl Showdown
Oklahoma, 10-1 and a national rushing leader, relies on two lesser-known players Dean Unruh and Steve Aycock as they prepare for Auburn. Unruh anchors the line and Aycock directs the defense as Oklahoma aims to reclaim a top ranking and upset Auburn in New Orleans.
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Dave Steinberg
Associated Press
New Orleans
Jack Mildren
Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Dean Unruh
Steve Aycock
Auburn
Unruh
Aycock
Kinard Signals Ole Miss QB Shuffle for Peach Bowl
Ole Miss coach Billy Kinard says sophomore Kenny Lyons likely won’t play vs Georgia Tech in the Peach Bowl to avoid risking his shoulder. Norris Weese will start at quarterback as Lyons recovers, while Tech weighs potential losses of end Smylie Gebhard and watches Eddie McAshan’s practice return.
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Kenny Lyons
Georgia Tech
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Kinard
Archie Manning
Stan Bounds
Valdosta High
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Eddie McAshan
Smylie Gebhard
McAshan
Bud Carson
Fiesta Bowl thriller as ASU topples FSU 45 38
In the Fiesta Bowl at Tempe Arizona State edges Florida State 45 38 after a fourth quarter comeback. Sophomore Woody Green scores a one yard TD with 34 seconds left to seal the Sun Devils victory. Gary Huff earns offensive MVP honors for FSU.
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FSU
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Huff
Ah You
Rhett Dawson
Dawson
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Dusty Rhodes vs Putski headlines Civic Center wrestling show
Dusty Rhodes seeks revenge on Ivan Putski in the main event at Civic Center Arena with a double incentive to pin the Polish star. Six man tag features Grizzly Smith Danny Hodge Johnny Eagle vs Doctor X Lorenzo Parente Bobby Hart. Rick Renaldo faces Bruiser Bob Sweetan. opener Don Duffy vs John Gane at 8 15 p m. Reservations available by phone.
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Bob Sweetan
Don Duffy
John Gane
Danny Hodge
Doctor
Harlem Globetrotters to Play Boston Shamrocks at Monroe Civic Center
The Harlem Globetrotters visit Monroe January 12 at 8 p.m. as part of a show featuring pregame and halftime entertainment. General Manager George Gillett touts new routines and talent from over 40 rookies. the 46th edition follows a record 10,656 games with 10,333 wins and 323 losses. Tickets are sold 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays at the Civic Center or via Wards Sears Penney's and the Palace.
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Monroe Civic Center
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Charles McCaffree Named Assistant Manager for 1972 US Swim Team
Charles McCaffree, former Michigan State swimming coach, serves as assistant manager of the United States men’s Olympic swimming team for the 1972 Munich Games.
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Charles McCaffree
Michigan State
United States
Louisiana Tech to meet McNeese in Holiday Invitational final
Louisiana Tech cruised past Houston Baptist 110 to 90 for its eighth straight win in the Holiday Invitational. George Murphy paced McNeese with 35 points as the Cowboys held Southwestern Texas to 86. Tech led 54 34 at halftime and stretched the margin to 77 45 early in the second half.
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