Various Holiday Tournament Scores Across Colleges
A long list of postseason and holiday tournament results across multiple colleges and invitational events. Notable scores include Western Maryland 85 over New Bedford Tech 44, Doane 85 over Peru 7, Eastern Washington 8 over Western Montana 75, Northwest Nazarene 79 over Whitman 77, and Hastings Invitational results featuring Hastings and Westmar. Additional scores cover Omaha, Carleton, and numerous regional contests with many schools named.
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New Bedford Tech
Richmond
Husson
Peru
Doane
Central Methodist
Tarkin
Southern
Dillard
Grambling
Florida A&m
Eastern Washington
Western Montana
Northwest Nazerene
Whitman
Rhode Island
Central Connecticut
Quinnipiac
Newark State
M. Joseph’s
N.M
Adams State
Central Oklahoma
Washburn
William Jewell
Chadron
Western New Mexico
Yankton
Hastings
St. Benedict's
Emporia State
Westmar
Omaha
Minors State
Southwest Oklahoma
Sioux Falls
Old Dominion
Hamnden-Sydney
Walter Reed Hospital
Lynchburn
Langley Afb
Vint Hil
Atlantic Christian
Phiblant
Arizona
Washington
San Francisco
San Jose State
Santa Clara
S. A. of Pacific
St Mary's
Calif
Penperdine
Los Angeles
Loyola
UC Santa Barbare
Indiana
Memenis
State of
Southern Methodist
Ron Louisville
Pose
Tech
Vanderbilt
Davidson
Ohio
Pace Arenamen
DePaul
Brigham Young
Oklahoma City
Xavier
LSU
Rice
Creighton
Florida State
Baylor
Clemson
Autourn
Furman
Miami
Fla
Maryland
Tulsa
Yale
Motor City
Penn State
Detroit
Houston
Valparaiso
Oregon State
Northwestern
Tennessee
Oregon
Washington State
Portland
Purdue
Pivotmen Face Off in Sugar Bowl Classic
Syracuse centers Pat Killorin and Louisiana State’s Richard Granier headline the Sugar Bowl as top offensive pivots. Killorin, a first-team All America, and Granier, a second-team pick, bring quickness and power as their teams arrive in New Orleans for a showdown. LSU seeks a strong pass game and aggressive blocking as coach Charlie McClendon praises Granier’s snapping and pulling ability.
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Ben Thomas
NEW Orleans
Syracuse
Pat Killerin
Watertown
N.Y
Louisiana State
Richard Granier
St. James
Killorin
Ben Schwartzwalder
Jim Ringo
Orange
Philadelphia Eagles
Ringo
Schwartzwalder
Pensacola
Fla
LSU
Charlie McClendon
Granier
McClendon
Richard
Paul Dietzel
Pettit Russell Lead All-Star Team Selections
Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks and Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics top a 16 man roster for the NBA 15th annual East West All-Star game at the St. Louis Arena January 13. The lineup includes 14 holdovers from last year with two more added this week and at least one Knick to represent every team. Pettit makes his 11th straight All-Star appearance.
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New York
Oscar Robertson
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
St Louis
UPT
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Arena
New York Knickerbockers
NBA
Neville Ouachita win district 1 AAA basketball games
Neville defeats Woodlawn 70-47 and Ouachita beats West Monroe 68-53 as both teams improve to 3-1 in district play. Neville led by Jay Eppinette with 27 points while Elmer Smith paced Ouachita with 19. West Monroe’s Sammy Brewster scored 27 for the Rebels.
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Neville
Ouachita
Knights of Shreveport
Woodlawn
West Monroe
RA_A
Jay Eppinette
Tiger
J. Dodd Brooks
Eppinette
Nets
Mack Marsh
Brooks
Bill Dunn
Ken Liberto
Trey Prather
Knights
Rebels
Elmer Smith
Lion
Gary Armstrong
Joe Bryant
Don Corbin
Wally Rugg
Lions
Sammy Brewster
Quachita
Bossier City
Armstrong Corbin
Smith
Alexander
Bryant
Reeves
Meyers
Wiggins
Bayou Holiday Classic Delayed by Fog in Lafayette
Fog in Atlanta caused Western Carolina to miss connections delaying Bayou Holiday tournament opening in Lafayette. Western Carolina vs Lamar State College of Texas scheduled 7 p.m. with UL Lafayette versus Southeastern Louisiana at 9 p.m. Winners meet Thursday for the title, losers for consolation.
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Lafayette
UPI
Atlanta
Western Carolina
Lamar State College of Texas
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Southeastern Louisiana
AFCA Names Small College Coach Of Year Nominees
Eight coaches from diverse regions were nominated for the American Football Coaches Association small college coach of the year award. Louisiana Tech's Joe Aillet is among finalists joining Am herst's James Ostendorp East Carolina's Clarence Stasavish and others, with the winner to be announced at the AFCA convention in Chicago January 10 through 13.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
American Football Coaches Association
Bill Edwards
Wittenberg
AFCA
Chicago
James E. Ostendorp
Amherst
Clarence Stasavish
East Carolina
Louisiana Tech
Joe Aillet
Albion
Morley’ Fraser
Jake Christiansen
Concordia
Arkansas and VMI Vie In Gulf South Classic Final
Arkansas advances to the Gulf South Classic championship by routing Ole Miss 82 48 while Virginia Military Institute defeats Centenary 91 86. Keydets' Charlie Semaus scores 28 and Centenary’s top scorers are Ralph Schwegman and Barry Haynie with 17 each.
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Shreveport
Arkansas
Virginia Military Institute
Mississippi
VMI
Centenary
Charlie Semaus
Ralph Schwegman
Barry Haynie
Ole Miss
Epps Girls Open Bonita Holiday Tourney Against McGehee
Epps High girls face McGehee Arkansas at 4 PM to begin the Bonita Holiday Basketball Tournament. Other games include Bonita vs St Frederick Monro 5:30 Bastrop vs Sterlington 6:45 and Sterlington boys vs Bonita 8 PM. Tournament runs through Saturday with 14 teams. Additional entrants Wilmot Portland Calhoun Linville join.
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Bonita
Epps High
McGehee
Ark
Bonita Girls
St. Frederick
Monroe
Bastrop Girls
Sterlington
Sterlington Boys
Wilmot
Portland
Louisiana
Calhoun
Linville
SEC to study Wilson-Pat deal after illegal pro signings
SEC Commissioner Bernie Moore will review Jim Wilson's dual signing with the Boston Patriots and San Francisco 49ers at the January SEC meeting. Georgia athletic director Joel Eaves and coach Vince Dooley condemn the Patriots' conduct as unethical and plan protests to AFL Commissioner Joe Foss. The All-America tackle for Georgia may face conference action after completing the Sun Bowl victory over Texas Tech.
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Athens, Ga
Bernie Moore
Jim Wilson
SEC
Wilson
University of Georgia Bulldogs
Georgia
Joel Eaves
Moore
Boston Patriots
Texas Tech
San Francisco 49Ers
Eaves
Bulldog
Vince Dooley
Patriots
Pittsburgh
Boston
Dooley
Joe Foss
AFL
Southeastern Conference
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Magnificents Are Florida State's Hope in Gator Bowl
Florida State's defense rests with The Seven Magnificents led by Avery Sumner. The unit anchors a stout 181.1-yard-per-game run defense and ranks fifth nationally. Offensively, quarterback Steve Tiensi at 6'5" directs the attack with Fred Biletnikoff as chief receiving threat in the Gator Bowl against Oklahoma.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Florida State University
Avery Sumner
Adel
Sumner
Yul Brynner
Bill Peterson
Oklahoma Sooners
Florida State
Magnificents
Seminoles
Steve Tensi
Fred Biletnikoff
Nebraska Puts Focus On Hatfield in Cotton Bowl Prep
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney drills to stop Arkansas star Ken Hatfield as the Cornhuskers prepare for Friday's Cotton Bowl. Hatfield looms as a constant threat with punt and kickoff returns, having driven Arkansas to a high national ranking and racking up 1,708 career return yards. Nebraska worries about fielding enough tacklers to corral him.
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Nebraska Cornhuskers
Ken Hatfield
Arkansas
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Razorback
Texas
Devaney
Hatfield
Cornhuskers
Billy Crockett
Minnesota
Razorbacks
Lance Alworth
Rose Bowl Preview Sees Michigan and Oregon State Largely Healthy
Pasadena notes say Michigan and Oregon State may be among the healthiest Rose Bowl participants. Oregon State has seven players sidelined briefly by flu yet expected to play. Michigan reports only a broken contact lens incident and a minor ankle turn, with key 1964 injuries mainly to Bowser, Clancy, and Vidmer.
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Pasadena
Calif
Michigan
Oregon State
West Coast
Wolverines
Bob Chappuis
Chappuis
Southern California
John Bowser
Jack Clancy
Dick Vidmer
Campbell Named Traveling Secretary for Reds
Paul Campbell a 47 year old scout for the Cincinnati Reds was named traveling secretary for the Reds organization. Campbell who joined the Reds in 1959 succeeds Avery Robbins who resigned to enter private business.
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UPI
Paul Campbell
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Campbell
Avery Robbins
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