Iowa Crushes Oregon State in Rose Bowl rout
In Pasadena, Iowa powered past Oregon State 33 19 as Ken Ploen led the Hawkeyes with a 49 yard TD run and two passing plays. Oregon State fought back with three late touchdowns and Jam Furows added early momentum. The game showcased Big Ten dominance on New Year’s Day.
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Prairie View Bowl win over Texas Southern caps season
Prairie View defeated Texas Southern 27 to 6 in the 29th Prairie View Bowl. QB James Rickett connected on 13 of 22 passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns and added three extra points. TSU’s Alexander Durley III threw for 52 yards and a touchdown to Johnny Felder.
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Robert Shaw
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West Texas Defeats Mississippi Southern in Tangerine Bowl
West Texas Buffaloes staged a second half rally to beat Mississippi Southern 20 13 in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Ron Mills sparked the comeback with an intercepted pass return and a 60 yard march culminated by his two yard plunge. Bubba Hillman then sprinted 15 yards for the winning score late in the fourth period.
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Ridlon
Baylor Bears Defeat Vols In Sugar Bowl Thriller
Baylor edge Tennessee 13 to 7 in New Orleans as Del Shofner runs for key plays and Buddy Humphrey scores the go ahead touchdown late. Majors fumbled a punt at the Baylor 15 setting up the decisive scoring drive and Baylor survives a tough foe to secure its first postseason bowl win.
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Cotton Bowl thriller as TCU edges Syracuse 28 27
Texas Christian defeats Syracuse 28 27 in the Cotton Bowl behind Harold Pollard extra points and a record performance by Jim Brown. Curtis passed 174 yards and scored, while Brown rushed 132 yards and three touchdowns, with Syracuse fouling hard but short of a comeback.
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Explorers win upset to claim championship title
The Explorers upset the Dukes to win the championship in a Monday game after a tight tournament. Dick Ramsburg scored 26 and Larry Layman added 28 as the Explorers dominated the final for the title, while Roy Baker led the Dukes with 18 points. The Hawks and Raiders went to overtime in the consolation, and the Flying Eagles edged the Red Devils 32-31 in the junior division final.
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Pick Fullmer To Win Title
Sugar Ray Robinson, aging world middleweight champion, meets 25 year old Gene Fullmer of Utah at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night in a 15 round title bout. Robinson is an 8 to 5 underdog as Fullmer seeks another upset in a long line of favored opponents.
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