Coach's Fouls Put Team In Hot Water
Cincinnati's Ed Jucker drew two technicals costing points as the Bearcats edged Drake 60-59 for their 26th straight win. Key late defense and shots by Hogue and Shinl e gton sealed the comeback after Drake led 52-42 with five minutes left. Jucker's ent r y foul and a subsequent technical helped U of C narrowly prevail.
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Tackle Refused Bribe Then Signed With Oilers
Clyde Brock of Utah State described an improvised midnight bribe in a New York hotel room. A talent scout named Ray Geraci offered $1,000 and the lure of signing with the Houston Oilers. Brock said no, later signed with an NFL team at an undisclosed figure, and was briefly withdrawn from a bowl game after Baylor.
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Ottawa Cyclones travel to face Turner Bears in EKL opener
Ottawa High School Cyclones will take five seniors Gary Prager Mickey Reed Tom Chappell Vic Shane s and Roger Castile four juniors Roy Dunn Harry Morton Rick Winchester Ben Park and three sophomores Jim Lewis Eddie Davidson Doug Schultz to battle Turner Bears in the Eastern Kansas League tournament opener at Olathe tonight. The group eats at 3 30 before leaving at 5 with a 6 30 tip off followed by Bonner Springs Rosedale. Ottawa, a Northeast Kansas League outsider, meets the EKL field.
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Rice Back In Three More Games At Bluebonnet Bowl
Kansas and Rice prepare for six postseason dates with Rice stars Roland Jackson Johnny Burrell and George Karam highlighting a busy holiday schedule. Kansas players John Hadl Curtis McClinton join in shrine and East-West games as the Bluebonnet Bowl decider nears.
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Curtis McClinton
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Bethel Visited by Ottawa in Kan sas Conference Showdown
Bethel College Threshers of Newton host the Ottawa University Braves at Wilson Field House in a 7:30 p.m. Kan sas Conference basketball game. Bethel seeks revenge after back to back losses, while Ottawa rides a mix of wins and losses in league play.
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NBA Monday Results Highlight 133 117 Cincinnati Victory
The Associated Press reports NBA results with Cincinnati defeating Chicago 133 to 117 and Los Angeles beating St. Louis 132 to 119. Upcoming schedule lists Detroit at Philadelphia and Syracuse at New York for Tuesday with several midweek matchups across major cities.
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A Mile Gain For Hoppmann
Hoppmann of Town State topped major college backs with 1,638 total yards last season the National Collegiate Service Bureau reported He totaled 920 rushing yards and 718 passing yards while playing in nine of ten games for a 67th ranked offense His margin over Pat McCarthy Holy Cross who had 1,509 yards was 100 yards and he was followed by Ron Miller Wisconsin and Chon Gallegos San Jose State among others.
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Hoppy) Hoppmann
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Holy Cross
Ron Miller
Wisconsin
Chon Gallegos
San Jose State
Eddie Wilson
Arizona
John Furman
Texas Western
Conerly Or Tittle Which Will Be It For Giants
The New York Giants face a quarterback decision for Sundays game with Cleveland as Allie Sherman weighs starting Y A Tittle against Charlie Conerly. Conerly, 40, led a 28 24 comeback win in Philadelphia with three TD passes while Tittle has been shaky.
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Honors Cut Into Ernie's Sleep Time
Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder worries Ernie Davis the Heisman winner is getting adequate rest as Liberty Bowl prep begins. Davis has skipped several practices to receive postseason honors while Miami prepares to counter Syracuse with George Mira and a strong interior line. Davis, Sarette, Mackey, Sweeney, and Davis form Syracuse aerial threats as Miami’s well drilled defense aims to disrupt.
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College Basketball Week Scores Roundup East and Midwest
East region results include Villanova 74 over Iowa State 53 Rhode Island 82 over Northeastern 62 Hofstra 57 over Rider 53 Midwest action shows Cincinnati 60 defeating Drake 59 Detroit 88 over Xavier Ohio 73 Wisconsin 91 over Washington St. Louis 63 Nebraska 65 over Notre Dame 61 Indiana Park Town 69 beat South Dakota State 52 Loyola Chicago 96 over North Dakota 73 Wichita 71 defeated Purdue 68 Michigan 74 over Denver 63 Ohio University 80 over St Francis Pa 79 Illinois Normal 65 over CulverStockton 47 Sterling 88 beat McPherson 75 Bethany 75 over Baker 55 Pittsburg State 83 defeated Central Oklahoma State 78 ot Rolla Mines 90 over John Brown Ark 86 South Kentucky 86 over St Louis 77 Indiana 76 over North Carolina 70 Duke 89 defeated Clemson 66 Memphis State 62 over Texas A&M Vanderbilt 65 over Alabama 63 or George Washington 95 over Davidson 77 East Tennessee 89 over Furman 68 Southwest Arizona State 72 over Kansas 58 Rice 69 over Tulane 65 LSU 77 over Texas 75 Baylor 68 over Oklahoma City 64 Far West Washington State 74 over Gonzaga 13 Junior College Weber Utah 81 over Dodge City 79 ot
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