Duke Duquesne clash highlights busy holiday college slate
Duke seeks to extend a five game win run as Duquesne visits in a Steel Bowl round. The Blue Devils average margins exceed 25 points this season while Duquesne surged with a 68 44 upset of Bowling Green. Tourney action spans Birmingham Louisville Portland and Pittsburgh. Arkansas, Bowling Green, Wichita State and others post late-night wins.
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Ames Cyclones Discipline Leads to Davis Dismissal
Iowa State's basketball team dropped Nelson Davis a 6 foot 3 junior forward from Danville Illinois for disciplinary reasons after a road trip to Toledo and Villanova. Davis had not played in four games this season. The action comes ahead of a Illinois game and a Drake meeting in Des Moines Monday night.
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College scores rush as listed by era
Scrambled scores show multiple college basketball results with teams like Wichita, Ohio, Bowling Green, Michigan, Oklahoma City, North Texas, Creighton, Denver, Toledo, San Francisco State, San Diego State, Anderson, Arkansas, Tulsa, Centenary, UCLA, Gonzaga, Idaho amid a fragmented recap. Names and places appear inconsistently due to OCR, but imply a roundup of game outcomes and point totals.
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Fight Results Auckland Bout Ends in Points Win
Samoan fighter Scanlan outpointed New Zealand opponent John Ny South in Auckland. The bout featured strong defense and precise combos, with Scanlan earning the decision on the cards as the match showcased international talent.
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Rose Bowl Pact Nears Renewal Between Big Ten and Big Five
Negotiations between the Big Ten and the Big Five moved closer to renewal as committees from both sides agreed to meet at a date and site to be decided. The Big Ten voted 6-4 to renew talks, continuing a Rose Bowl arrangement dating from 1947.
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Calderwood Hank Fight Rated Even Tonight in Detroit
Calderwood and Hank fight tonight in Detroit as near equal bets at even money. Calderwood, British Empire light heavyweight champion, aims to stay under 176 pounds by noon. Hank, ranked six in middleweights, expected to be around 166 pounds.
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Unwilling Spectators at Muscatine Ottumwa Meet
Wrestlers John Carver and Dan Wagler could not compete due to injury and illness. Carver 145 pounder had a cyst removed from his right side this week. Wagler, a heavyweight, sustained a hip injury in Burlington last week and is out for the season. Wagler acted as scorekeeper and Carver announced varsity contestants at Thursday's meet.
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Kansas Coach Sees Jayhawks and Rice Even in Bowl
Houston Texas reporter Jack Mitchell says his Kansas Jayhawks and Rice Owls are very much alike and expect a good offensive game in the Bluebonnet Bowl. Mitchell arrived a day early with concerns over limited outdoor practice since the Missouri finale.
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Ottumwa undefeated in dual meet over Muscatine wrestlers
Ottumwa won the varsity dual 32-12 and the reserve meet 32-14 at the MHS Fieldhouse. Muscatine’s only varsity winners were 95-pound Gene Allen and 154-pound Wayne Weeks, both unbeaten, with Weeks scoring a pin in 2:19. Muskies aim to rebound at Rock Island Alleman next Thursday.
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Hawkins Nets 31 In Real Victory For Steers
Connie Hawkins scored 31 as the Kansas City Steers defeated Cleveland 112-104 for their ninth straight win and 17th in 20 games. Bill Bridges added 2 points while Ladry Comley contributed 30 in a doubleheader opener at Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh later beat Cleveland 119-106. Cleveland dropped to 14-4 in the East, as Los Angeles trailed the Steers by five games.
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AP selects Roger Mavis as male athlete of 1961
The Associated Press names Roger Mavis of the New York Yankees as its male athlete of the year for 1961 after a 253-member voting panel. Maris led with 535 points, Horning second, and Spahn third, followed by Mantle and Davis in the top ranks.
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West and Central Triumph in Ninth Grade Showdowns
West remained undefeated at 4 0 with a 40 0 win over Washington at the Wi gym Coach Dick Petersen’s squad had earlier beaten Washington 53 4 5 Central edged Assumption 39 38 in a one point third straight close game under coach John Bakes after trailing by eight midway through the third quarter The teams now break for holidays West hosts Assumption January 2 and Central plays an A B team doubleheader at Iowa City Central January 6
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Boxing results from Tacoma and New York card
George Wright of Tacoma stopped Mel Ferguson in Los Angeles ring action with a 157 punch count while Johnny Bizarro defeated Eric by outpoint over Jack Kelly in New York, 137 to 136.
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