Bowl Season Opens With All America Players And Bowl Games
The Associated Press notes five All-America players lead Saturday’s bowl program as Texas A and M faces Tennessee in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. East West Shrine and Blue Gray games draw large crowds in San Francisco and Montgomery. NFL title game Sunday pits the Browns against the Lions in Detroit.
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Septons Green Devils Win In Tourney First Round
In a packed college tourney roundup the Septons and Green Devils advance through early rounds. Richmond defeats Pennsylvania 72 to 55 while waSalle beats Virginia 72 to 64. Several other matchups include Idaho State 74 over Tulane 70 and San Francisco Tl 64 over Niagara 64.
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I Leahy May Round Up Part Of Old Staff
CHICAGO December 27 plans for Bowling League standings and results are mixed with reports that Frank Leahy under medical tests seeks a return to coaching. He eyes Texas A&M as head coach and athletic director while naming Bob McBride as first assistant with Marquette potentially his next stop.
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U S Takes 2 Final Matches in Davis Cup
United States salvaged the Challenge Round against Australia with two late singles wins by Vic Seixas and Barry MacKay. Seixas, playing his last match there, fended off four match points amid a long rally, while MacKay produced a decisive performance.
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Tarheels and State Vie In iReach Finals Tonight
North Carolina and North Carolina State, longtime rivals, face off in the iReach Classic championship. No. 3 Kansas State advanced with a 60-51 first-round win over Missouri, while UNC defeated Duke 76-62 in the semifinal.
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Crosley Reverses On Reds Move Stay In Cincinnati
Crosley, president of the Cincinnati Redlegs, told the Cincinnati Enquirer he previously vowed the club would stay in Cincinnati but now says he is not sure about relocating. In Dallas, city officials, pleased by a federal appeals court ruling nullifying a desegregation order, resumed plans for deliberate integration?
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Aussies Triumph In Davis Cup Opener At Kooyong
The 20,608 crowd watched Seixas, nearing retirement, deliver a courageous Davis Cup performance as the U S faced a strong Australian lineup in a tense final set. The match ended with Australia aiming for a 3 0 sweep, amid talk of Soviet space plans and Mars missions.
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