No Lights Available Long Overtime Could Produce A Nightmare
NFL playoff preview notes lack of stadium lighting at Wrigley Field could force a noon CST start and potentially extend games into darkness. Commissioner Rozelle arranged midday kickoff to avoid night play, hoping to complete Giants vs Bears before dark unless a blizzard intervenes. Overtime risks recurring from the league’s early start contingency.
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Four Bowl Games Set Saturday Precedes New Year's Day
The college football bowl schedule opens Saturday with four games before the Cotton Rose Orange and Sugar bowls on New Year's Day. North Carolina and Aly Force headline the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, while other matchups feature East vs West in San Francisco, Blue vs Gray in Montgomery, and Coast Guard vs Western in Orlando.
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Bears Set To Enter Mental Shift For Giants Clash
Chicago Bears prepare for Sundays title game with the New York Giants at Wrigley Field. Assistant coach Sid Luckman predicts a mental change starting today with full conditioning and no injuries. Halas inspects the field as warm air blowers thaw the ground to curb edge for the Giants speed.
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Packers Lock In Lombardi With Five Year Pact
Green Bay officials announced coach Vince Lombardi signed a new five year contract to keep him from NFL rivals. The agreement runs through January 1, 1953, replacing a two year old deal. Terms were not disclosed, but the former pact paid about $60,000 annually.
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Chicago at New York NHL clash ahead of Thursday slate
The Associated Press reports no games Thursday with Chicago facing New York in a National Hockey League tilt highlighted by a big Atlantic Division showdown.
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Louisville's basketball tests home court edge at Freedom Hall
Louisville headlines a tough 24 game season with home court in Freedom Hall and a 19 000 seat arena layout for the Cardinals tests. The piece notes venues and crowd considerations, plus a mix of local league standings and hockey results.
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Villanova Upsets Dayton at Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival
Villanova rallied from 11 down to upset unbeaten Dayton 77 to 75 in the first round of the Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival. Finkel fouled out with 6:54 left, and Villanova rode a seven-point burst to the lead. Dayton’s Henry Finkel held to 8 first-half points, finishing with 31. Villanova, 7-1, joined Utah, Minnesota, and St. Joseph’s Pa in the Garden semifinals.
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Parsons Reaches Semis With 83 76 Win Over Hamlin
Parsons advances to the semifinals of the Red River tournament after an 83 76 first round victory over Hamlin on Thursday night in Moorhead Minnesota. The Towans used ten players as all who played scored a field goal led by Ron Teague and Ken Cornell who each had 14 points. Parsons faces Sv. John in the next round.
St. John Beats North Dakota State In Semifinal Play
St. John defeated North Dakota State 73-71 as semifinals set. St. Cloud beat Concordia 81-87 and Moorhead State beat Mayville 85-67, with St. Cloud, Moorhead State, and St. John advancing to the final. Four in ten private jobs tied to agriculture. millions of Americans work in farming related roles.
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Ruth Ann Boorn Attends Student Mission Conference
Ruth Ann Boorn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Boorn of Moscow, is part of a delegation of 33 students and campus ministry staff from State College of Iowa student centers attending the 19th Ecumenical Student Conference on the Christian World Mission at Ohio University Athens Ohio. The group traveling by chartered bus left Cedar Falls Thursday and will return to Iowa January 3.
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