Arkansas Leads Bowl Teams in Shutouts This Week
Arkansas boasts five straight shutouts entering the Cotton Bowl against Nebraska while Nebraska blanked three opponents en route to nine wins. The article reviews shutout stats across bowls including Rose, Orange, Sugar, Sugar, Gator, and the East-West matchups with TV times listed.
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Razorbacks
Nebraska
Gator
Rose
Michigan
Oregon State
Orange
Texas
Sugar
Syracuse
Louisiana State
Florida State
Oklahoma
Wichita
Texas A&m
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Frank Broyfes
Broyles
NBC
ABC
Iowa Beats Minnesota For Third In Tournament
Iowa edged Minnesota 76 74 in a non scheduled Big Ten meeting at the Los Angeles Classic to claim third place. George Peeples led Iowa with 27 points before fouling out, while Gary Olson and Gerry Jones contributed key late plays and free throws as Iowa held off Minnesota’s late push.
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Chris Perrall
Peeples
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Dvoracek
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Town
Mel Northway
Iowa State Clinches Consolation With 69 62 Win Over Nebraska
Iowa State salvaged a portion of its Big Eight tourney by beating Nebraska 69 62 in consolation play. Lochmann led Iowa State with 21 points while Frink and Lochmann shared top honors, though Frink narrowly missed all journey team selection. Nebraska, the only team to lose three games, finished in the cellar as Kansas State and Colorado claimed other top spots.
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Lochmann Leads Kansas To Crown In Tourney Action
Lochmann was the vote-getter on the all-tourney team with 44 votes on 51 ballots. Al Koch and Roy Smith tied for the fifth spot, Koch the top tourney scorer with 62 points and a 20.7 average. Frink, Hare, Gatewood, and others posted strong showings from Nebraska, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas State.
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Oklahoma
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Muscatine Sports Roundup Highlights 1964 Season
The 1964 Muscatine summer season featured hundreds of residents in baseball and softball with 800 plus players. Police Dept won the American division in local world series, Henderson Garage took National, Braves West Minors, Angels East Minors, Stark Realty Senior divisions. Clark Standard led Senior tourney, National allstars beat American in Little League, and Dyersville fell to Davenport in state rounds. Various leagues, scorers, and local youths earned titles in softball, baseball, golf, horseshoes, bowling, and track events across Muscatine communities.
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Henderson Garage
Braves
Angels
Stark Realty
Police
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Clark Standard
National Allstars
Muscatine
Dyersville
Davenport
Jefferson Purple
Wapsie
Iowa
Davenrt
St. Mary’s
St. Mathias
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Open Loop
Butch Sprague
Bob Herr
Church Loop
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Lance
Williams
Dearrel Bates
West Liberty
Iowa Hawkeye
Liberty
L-M
American Legion
Muscatine High
Steve Temple
Wally Benson
Merle Manley
Steve Hindahl
Muscatine Red Sox
Muscatine J V Drops Overtime Game to Washington
Muscatine High School junior varsity basketball saw its unbeaten run end in a 64 61 overtime defeat to Cedar Rapids Washington at the MHS gym. Big Mike Lenz scored 33 for Muscatine, which committed three straight turnovers late and will play at Iowa City on January 21.
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Cedar Rapids Washington
MHS
Cedar Rapids
Mike Lenz
Iowa City
Bradley's Exit Opens Door for Michigan Upset Bid
Princeton guard Bradley Seyfer and team faced Michigan as the Wolverines pulled away in the second half to defeat Princeton 90 to 78 in the Holiday Festival Basketball Tournament semifinals in New York. Michigan, ranked No. 1, built a decisive run after halftime, while Princeton struggled to contain Michigan's big finish.
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Tiger
Princeton
Michigan
C. R. Washington
Madson
Bradley Seyfer
Michi- Robb
Gan
Blomberg
Pre- Skripsky
Tigers
New York
Bradley’s 47 Points Leads Knicks In MSG Shocker
In a crowded Madison Square Garden, 18,499 watched Cazzie Russell edge Michigan with a late jumper as Bradley’s 47 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists couldn’t prevent Princeton from losing to them. UCLA beat Utah while Minnesota fell to Iowa 76-74 in the third-place game. Oregon State beat Tennessee 48-27 to end the Vols unbeaten run in Portland.
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Russell
Michigan
Oliver Darden
Princeton
John Thompson
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