Hurricanes Face Cold Weather Fight in Liberty Bowl
Miami seeks to upset Syracuse in the Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia as players brace for unfamiliar cold. Coach Gustafson and assistant Kichefski note Syracuse's passing threat and Miami's need to adapt while donning extra gear and using borrowed parkas.
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Hurricanes
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Mira
All America Emi
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Andy Gustafson
Pennsylvania University
Gustafson
Kentucky
Lexington
Gustafzon
Walt Kichefski
Owens Accepts Dual Position With Washington
University of Washington athletic director and head coach Jim Owens agreed to extend his tenure for five more years, avoiding pursuit of other coaching vacancies. President Odegaard announced a letter extending Owens' tenure to 1966 at the Western University meeting in San Francisco.
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Jim Owens
University of Washington
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Southwest
Charles E. Odegaard
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Gwens
Athletic Association of Western University
San Francisco
Texas A&m
Southern Methodist University
University of Houston
Joseph Drumheller
Owens’ Huskies
Liston Sought for LA Fight
Former boxing champion Joe Louis aims to stage two title bouts a year in Los Angeles through United World Enterprises. He plans talks with Otis D Amato about Patterson and eyes Brown and Andrade for light heavyweight title matches at the Sports Arena or Memorial Coliseum.
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Sonny Liston
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Olympic Auditorium
Cal Eaton
Louisis
Otis D'Amato
Basketball Results From Various Colleges
Michigan 74 43 Denver. Indiana 76 73 Nebraska. Wisconsin 1 Washington St. Louis. Northwestern 43 Central P. Corrie. WV School for Dead 43 Mecorefend & Wernee.
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Jowa
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Notre
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Texas
A&m
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Northwestern
Central
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W.va. Schelece
Reigeley
School For Dead
Mecorefend & Wernee
Duke Tramples Clemson 89-66 in ACC Clash
Duke routs Clemson 89-66 as Art Heyman scores 26 and leads the Blue Devils in Durham. Duke builds a 48-32 halftime edge and extends its winning streak, while Clemson’s top scorer is Nick Milasnovich with 19 points.
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Clemson
Duke
Blue Devils
Art Heyman
Buzzy Harrison
Fred Schmidt
Jeff Mullins
Nick Milasnovich
Mount St. Mary's Faces Setback With injuries in key game
Mountaineers, riding a long winning streak in the Mason-Dixon Conference, travel against Catholic University with Eddie Pfeiffer out with a dislocated shoulder and captain Dick Talley sidelined by an ankle injury. Freshman Lou Martine starts. Dave Samuels and other starters fill the lineup as Mount St. Mary's aims to extend its streak despite the absences.
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Mr. St. Mary
Mason-Dixon
Jim Phelan
Eddie Pfeiffer
Dick Talley
Catholic University
Pfeiffer
Talley
Phelan
Dave Maloney
Tom Young
Cardinals
Catholic GU
Mountaineers
Gene Jasper
Gene Horane
Jack §Ancer
Walt Skinner
Billy Leahy
Providence
Ingemar Johansson To Start Comeback For Bygraves Bout
Ingemar Johansson former world heavyweight champion will start a comeback January 12 or February 2 against Joe Bygraves in Goteborg Sweden at Maesshallen Arena a 5 000 seat venue. The bout marks his first since losing to Floyd Patterson in March and he hopes for another Patterson fight if terms align.
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Ingemar Johansson
Joe Bygraves
Ingo
Floyd Patterson
Miami Beach
Ela
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al Phillips
Bygraves
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Sonny Liston
Challener
Philadelphia
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Ingemar
Dick Richardson
Year changes for Triandox and Adams State in Rocky Mountain Meet
Triandox posted a .24 batting average last season with 17 home runs and 63 RBIs before a fractured thumb in August sidelined him three weeks. Yogi Berra was struck out four times in a game by Cincinnati infield. Adams State College’s track team was scoreless in the 19 Rocky Mountain Conference meet, a contrast to their 1961 championship.
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Arcadia
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Cincinnati
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Yogi Berra
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