Nation's Best Teams In Bowl Displays Feature Wide Results
A sprawling college basketball wrap lists numerous tournament results across the nation. Notable showings include Nevada 40 over West Monroe 59 and Ouachita 16 over Bossier 4, with varied upsets and high scores across districts from Georgia to Texas, and multiple holiday classics marking decisive victories.
Prosen tops Suraiya in Asian Lawn Championship final
Top seed Carole Prosen of Orlando defeats Rita Suraiya of India 7 4 4 in the women’s singles final at the Asian Lawn Tennis Championships in Calcutta. Allen Miter of Pensacola shoots a 7 under par total of 1446 to win the Junior Orange Bowl golf tournament by stroke. Veikko Kankkonen of Finland wins the opening event at the International Ferhill Ski Jumping Meet with 2128 points from 277 trees. A strong field of 46 from 11 countries competes.
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Weekend Grid Splurge Locks Seven Postseason Battles
College football’s biggest post season splurge features seven major bowls and two all star games over the weekend. Michigan State leads the poll with Arkansas and Nebraska closely following as top contenders. Donny Anderson of Texas Tech headlines the Gator Bowl matchup against Georgia Tech with Tom Wilson and Kim King pairing at quarterback. The East-West All-Star Game in San Francisco showcases seven All-Americas including Grabowski and McAdams. Texas Christian is slight favorite over Texas Western while Billy Stevens leads the Miners aerial assault against TCU.
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Kicks Could Decide Cotton Bowl As Arkansas And LSU Face Off
In Dallas 75,504 fans expect a close Cotton Bowl as Arkansas and LSU rely on kicking games. Arkansas substitute QB Ronny South and LSU end Dave Moreau combine for 99 points via kicks this season. South set a SWC record with 42 extra points in 44 attempts and has 60 total points. Moreau made 30 of 33 extra points and 3 of 7 field goals for 39 points, plus three touchdowns and a two-point conversion.
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Moreau Leads LSU Into Bowl Clash With Arkansas
The senior Moreau set marks with 20 field goals in 36 attempts and 51 of 57 extra points while adding 68 receptions for 927 yards. Quarterback South provides limited relief behind Brittenam as LSU aims for a defensive edge cited by Texas A&M’s Stallings. Offense and defense clash as CBS plans a 1 p.m. CST kickoff.
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Neville Tigers beat West Monroe in overtime 60 59
Ouachita remains in hot pursuit as Neville Tigers edge West Monroe 60 59 in overtime to extend to 18 straight wins and stay unbeaten in district I-AAA. Ouachita Lions pull even for second with Byrd after a 93 36 upset of Bossier Bearcats. Wossman cruises 53 45 over St Frederick.
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Garrett Expected To Play Pro Ball With Kansas City
USC star halfback Mike Garrett moves toward joining the AFL Kansas City Chiefs after Rams owner Dan Reeves disclosed the plan. Garrett, Heisman winner, was KC’s 20th draft pick and Rams’ No 2, with Reeves lamenting the Rams could not sign him while asserting fairness to their organization.
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Shrine East West game stars Garrett and Grabowski clash
In San Francisco Kezar Stadium Mike Garrett USC and Jim Grabowski Illinois headlined the Shrine East West game with 48 other all stars in the 4th annual clash billed as The Game with a Heart. A 56,000 crowd watched as 3000 marchers bands and the world’s largest flag preceded kickoff. Proceeds support Shrine crippled children’s hospitals. Grabowski had a reported half million dollar Packers pact.
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Ryun Sets Sugar Bowl Track Mark
In New Orleans 18 year old Ryun, a Kansas freshman and former 1964 Olympic hopeful, won the Sugar Bowl 1500 meters in 3:42.7, breaking the old record by nearly six seconds. Kansas’s Lawson also starred, while Grambling set relay marks and Willie Davenport helped Southern University set hurdles and relay standards.
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Two California Pals in Sugar Junior Finals
In New Orleans the Sugar Bowl Junior Tennis Tournament featured two California friends reaching the 16 and under boys singles finals. Jeff Borowiak of Lafayette faces Steve Cornell of Oakland for the singles title and will team with Cornell to challenge John Smith of San Antonio and Ephrian Walker of Mobile for the doubles crown.
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Exhibition tennis pairs in Sydney and New York moves
Arthur Ashe and Cliff Richey faced Australia in exhibition tennis matches in Sydney. Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle defeated Emerson while Stolle beat Richey in straight sets. In New York, Rangers call Ted Taylor up and trade Doug Robinson to the Clippers. Freya wins Sydney to Hobart race in three days ten hours three minutes and twenty six seconds. Thunderbird golf classic set for August at Upper Montclair Country Club Clifton New Jersey.
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