Sugar Bowl: Rebels Teardown LSU 21 0
Mississippi quarterback Bobby Franklin and Jake Gibbs threw three scoring passes as Ole Miss toppled LSU 21-0 in the Sugar Bowl. Franklin connected with Larry Rantham and George Blair while Gibbs added a late score, securing the Rebels’ defense against Cannon and the Tigers.
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George Blair
Khayat
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Paul Dietzel
There Must Be a Moral Here in Baltimore
A 34-year-old lawyer in Baltimore, mocked by neighbors while parading in buckskin shoes, ends his display at noon recalling the Colts’ 31 15 NFL championship win over the Giants, and removing a milk sign from his back amid the crowd.
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Giants
Arkansas Tech Set For Gator Bowl Showdown
Arkansas and Georgia Tech prepared for a Gator Bowl clash in Jacksonville as late workouts were cut short by rain fears. Coaches Broyles and Dodd noted weather could affect speed and passing games, with Tech sporting a 9-0 record under Dodd and rankings even with Arkansas at 8-2.
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Razorbacks
Bobby Dodd
Yellow Jackets
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Techs
Fred Braselton
CBS
Orangemen Honored With AP Trophy
In Dallas the Associated Press Trophy, a symbol of the national college football title, was accepted by Syracuse Chancellor William P. Tolley on behalf of Coach Ben Schwartzwalder and the team during halftime at the Cotton Bowl. Felix R. McKnight presented the 70 pound trophy as Syracuse celebrated its first undefeated season in 11 years.
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Jim Colvin
Houston
Auburn
Jackie Burkert
Zeke Smith
Colt Zame
Miami
Fla
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Tex
Syracuse University
Wiliam P. Tolley
Ben Schwartzwalger
Betwen Acuse
Texas
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas Times Herald
Lewis P. Andreas
Syracuse
Bailloting
Associated Press
All in the Family Meriden Conn Election Victory
Meriden Connecticut reports that a candidate defeated a Democratic opponent in a local election. W J Canifter is named as the rival. The brief item notes the election result and party context without further details.
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Meriden, Conn
Law
W J. Canifter
Out Of Doors Muskrat Trapping Tales From Old Maryland
A reminiscence at length details muskrat as a tradable fur and trapper life in western Maryland. It covers season tricks, muskrat signs, mink and otter notes, and the lure of trapping for money and memory, with anecdotes of boys trapping before school and the harsh yet rewarding outdoor life.
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Howard
Montgomery
Syracuse Triumph Over Texas In Cotton Bowl
Syracuse defeats Texas 23-14 in the Cotton Bowl to finish 1959 undefeated and No. 1, led by Ernie Davis who set a bowl record with an 87 yard pass and scored twice. The game featured a major on-field brawl with coaches Schwartzwalder and Royal separating players as Texas threatened late with a Bobby Lackey pass and a Lackey run.
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Ross Coyle
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Bobby Lackey
Jack Collins
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Washington Triumphs Over Wisconsin in Rose Bowl 44-8
Washington Huskies routed Wisconsin 44-8 in the Rose Bowl led by Bob Schloredt and George Ing. The Huskies built a 24-8 halftime lead as Fleming recovered a punt for a touchdown and Ing kicked a field goal. Wisconsin's Dale Hackbart connected on a second-quarter TD, but Washington dominated with scoring drives and strong special teams.
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Tom Wiesner
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Royals End Celtics Drive For NBA Record
Cincinnati Royals halted the Boston Celtics bid for an 18th straight win with a 228-105 upset in Detroit. The Pistons snapped a six game skid with a 119-107 win over the St. Louis Hawks in the second game. Celtics sought the mark first set by Washington in 1946-47 and tied 48 hours earlier.
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East West Tilt To Be Played On Coast Today
East meets West in the Shrine All Star football game at Kezar Stadium with 69,000 fans and NBC coverage. East leads with size and speed led by a strong line, while West relies on Don Meredith and Chris Burford to counter. Weather improves for Sunday, easing showers.
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Don Meredith
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Chris Burford
Daugherty
Dean Loox
Iowa
Bob Jeter
Ray Jauch
Ohio State
Bob White
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George Izo
Meek
Meredith
Dick Bass
College of the Pacific
Larry Wilson
Utah
Tack Spikes
TCU
Major School Stars Favored in Bowl
The major school All-Stars are strong favorites to beat small college rivals in the second annual All-American Bowl in Tucson. Stars include LSU's Billy Cannon and Illinois' William Burrell. Penn State's Richie Lucas and Miami's Frank Curci lead second team selections. A 13,000 crowd is expected at University of Arizona Stadium for a 2 p.m. kickoff, with proceeds to charity.
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