Scranton Tourney Finalists Set Amid Long Scoreboard List
A chaotic score roundup shows Scranton 73 Hofstram Consolation of Lovelea 97 Vermont 3 OTs as top notes in an expansive batch of college and pro results. The slate includes AIC Tournament semifinals American Intl 77 Amherst 63, and multiple football, tennis, horse racing, and bowl results across U.S. and international venues.
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Texas Notre Dame Cotton Bowl duel headlines major bowls
The No. 1 Texas Longhorns meet No. 9 Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl as Nixon backs Texas for the top ranking while No. 2 Penn State faces No. 6 Missouri in the Orange Bowl. A final AP poll will follow after Thursday’s action in a marathon bowl week featuring seven of the top ten teams.
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Dane After Second Victory For Tulane In Sugar Regatta
New Orleans AP Tulane sailor John Dane IT seeks his second win in two days as the intercollege division opens. Tulane, Ohio Wesleyan, Michigan, Southern California, San Diego State join four eastern schools Yale Harvard Princeton and Navy in the event. Dane, the national soloing champion, won the soloing class Sunday with Gordon Lindeman disqualified in race three. Dane captured two races and 50 percent of the points. O J Young of New Orleans was second with 43 percent, followed by Buddy Friedrichs of New Orleans, 1968 Olympic gold medalist, with 40 points.
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Sugar Bowl Cage Classic Showcases Top Talent
No 3 South Carolina and Notre Dame star Austin Carr headline the Sugar Bowl Basketball Tournament at Loyola Fieldhouse. South Carolina meets New Mexico while Notre Dame faces West Virginia as coach Bob King’s Lobos rely on scoring depth and, for Notre Dame, Carr, Catlett, and Jones anchor a ranked lineup.
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Southern League GM Meeting Sets 1970 Schedule
The Southern League will adopt the 1970 season schedules at a noon Tuesday meeting in Birmingham, chaired by president Sam Smith. Eight teams Charlotte Columbus Savannah Asheville Montgomery Mobile Birmingham and Jacksonville will compete in a 140 game season running from mid April to early September.
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Wattle I Get Wins Cheerful Longshot at Liberty Bell Park
Wattle I Get, a 27-1 longshot, captured the Hessian Tandioan at Liberty Bell Park, paying $56. Balust rade was second at 2-1 with $4.20 and $2.80 show bets, while Mag nolia, the 6-5 favorite, finished third for $2.40 show. Dust Commander won the City of Miami Beach Handicap at Tropical Park, finishing five lengths ahead of Merry Perry in 1:42 2-5 for the mile and 1-16. O Playboy surged to win at the Fair Grounds, paying $17.40, with Robbery second. Snowy weather closed Laurel. Santa Anita and Bay Meadows began their meets amid AFL-CIO walkouts.
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