Talent Rich All Star Bowls Set Holiday Lineup
All star games on Christmas Day showcase top collegiate football talent with six All-Americas, North versus South in Miami and Blue Gray in Montgomery. ABC and CBS televise, leading into the week’s Rose Cotton Sugar Orange and Gator Bowls as teams chase major bowls. The North and South rosters feature stars from Notre Dame, Tulsa, Texas, Kentucky and Florida A&M among others, with key players and coaches named.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Miami
Mason-Dixon Line
Montgomery
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia Tech
Texas Tech
el Paso
Tex
Texas Western
Texas Christian
San Francisco
Pasadena
Calif
Michigan State
UCLA
Dallas
Arkansas
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Missouri
Florida
Nebraska
Alabama
Bill Anderson
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
South
Glenn Dobbs
Rodger Bird
Kentucky
George Pearce
William and Mary
Tommy Nobis
Texas
Ed Weisacosky
Nobis
Weisacosky
Twilley
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Dick Arrington
Nick Rassas
Purdue
Karl Singer
Ken Lucas
Pittsburgh
Don Unverforth
Ohio State
Sam Price
Ilinois
Dave McNaughton
Penn State
Jim Todd
Ball State
Jack Snow
Jim Long
Bill Briggs
Iowa
Eugene Thomas
Florida A&m
Johnny Holmes
Gray
Bill Elias
Navy
Randy Johnson
Jack Mollenkopf
Fred Custardo
Illinois
Sonny Stowers
Army
Commodores Drift Toward Title as St Joseph's Falls
Vanderbilt, ranked fourth, remains undefeated after an 8-0 start with a 59-58 win over Northwestern at Evanston. Bo Wyenandt hit the decisive free throw with 10 seconds left. St Joseph's fell to Wyoming 99-92, while several top teams posted wins including Minnesota, Bradley, and Utah.
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Associated Press
Vanderbilt Commodores
Michigan
Commodores
Northwestern
Evanston, Ill
Bo Wyenandt
St. Joseph’s Hawks
Philadelphia
Rocky Mountain
Wye
North Dakota
Peoria
Special Units Hold Balance For Baltimore
Baltimore Colts rely on special teams led by Alex Hawkins for field position and scoring edge in the Western Conference playoff against Green Bay. Hawkins, Haymond, and Matte blend kickoff, punt returns, and receptions to counter Packers disciplined defense as Baltimore seeks advantage on returns and coverage.
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Baltimore Colts
Alex Hawkins
Detroit
Colts
Tom Matte
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Balimore
Don Shula
Hawkins
Alvin Haymond
Packers
Carrry
Haymond
Boxing Results List From Tokyo and Los Angeles
The Associated Press reports two boxing knockouts. In Tokyo Love Allorey of Ghana defeated Yoshiaki Numata by knockout. In Los Angeles Jerry Quarry of Paramount knocked out Roy Crear of Dallas.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Love Allorey
Ghana
Yoshiaki Numata
Japan
Los Angeles
Jerry Quarry
Paramount
Calif
Roy Crear
Dallas
Tex
Barracudas Defeat Osawatomie 85 to 64 in TT game
Ottawa Barracudas overwhelmed Osawatomie last night 85 to 64 led by 25 points from Ron Reusch and Bob Cole. Bill Cole and Bruce Crofts added 10 points each for Ottawa while Ensely and Baxter contributed 9 and 6 points respectively.
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Barracudas
Osawatomie
Ron Reusch
Bob Cole
Bill Cole
Bruce Crofts
Ottawa
Ensely
Baxter
Tulane Names Pittman as Head Coach to Reboot Tigers
Tulane announces Jim Pittman, 40, a former Texas assistant under Darrell Royal, will take over as head coach with a five year contract. Pittman, Mississippi State graduate, replaces Tommy O’Boyle after a 6-2-0 season under fire following LSU routs and program struggles.
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NEW Orleans
Jim Pittman
Tulane
Pittman
Mississippi
Darrell Royal
Texas
Austin
Tex
Notre Dame
Andy Pitney
LSU
O’boyle
Greenies
Bowling Scores Thursday Night Ladies Bienies Garage-3 High
Ottawa Times lists Thursday night bowling scores for multiple leagues. High games include B. Kersley 210, V. Foster 188, M. Weidner 180, P. White 175, and many more with team totals and series marks across venues such as Budge's Hardware and Bond's Cleaners.
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Ladies Bienies Garage
B. Kersley
Budge’s Hardware
V. Foster
Beautyland
M. Weidner
Quiet Holiday For Jordans
Green Bay tackle Henry Jordan plans no Christmas Day hosting as he prepares to face Jim Parker and the Baltimore Colts. Olive Jordan and the couple's three children will visit friends, leaving Henry to rest before the NFL Western Conference title clash with the Colts and the potential rematch with the Browns. Jordan admits pregame jitters about Parker despite longtime friendship. Local kids still knock for a glimpse of the star as holiday noise fades.
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Green Bay
Wis
Henry Jordan
Jim Parker
Baltimore Colts
Olive
Henry
Jordan
Christemas
Joredan
Packers
Colts
Browns
Cleveland
Brodie Honored As Comeback Player Of The Year
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie, 30, was named Comeback Player of the Year by The Associated Press after a standout season with the 49ers. He threw 3,112 yards and 30 touchdowns, setting team and league marks, and credited his team for the honor. Brodie's earlier injury history included a 1962 arm break and 11 games missed in 1963.
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SAN Francisco
John Brodie
National Football League
Associated Press
Brodie
49Ers
Bradley Streak At Ten Wins Ties Upset Wins
Fifth ranked Bradley stretched its winning streak to 10 games by beating North Dakota 83 68 as Joe Allen led the Braves with 29 points and Eddie Jackson added 20. Tulsa defeated St Marys of California 82 60, while San Francisco topped St Louis 87 69 with all five starters in double figures led by Joe Ellis with 22.
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Air Force Academy
Salt Lake City
Colorado State U
Seattle
Idaho State
Fort Collins
Colo
Kansas
UCLA
Southern California
Los Angeles
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Stanford
San Francisco
Louisiana State
St. Louis
Butler
Michigan
Oklahoma
Indianapolis
Santa Clara
California
Berkeley
Tulsa
St. Mary’s Gaels
U. of Pacific
Portland
Northwestern
Vandy
Commodores
Keith Thomas
Clyde Lee
Ron Kozlicki
Wyenandt
Associated Press
Bradley
St. Mary’s
University of San Francisco
Dons
West Coast
Joe Ellis
Billiken
Rich Park
North Dakota
Braves
Joe Allen
Eddie Jackson
Jim Hester
Detroit Triumphs 4-2 Over New York in Thursday Hockey
Detroit defeated New York 4 to 2 in Thursday hockey action. Upcoming games include Detroit at Montreal and New York at Boston on Saturday. Sunday features Montreal at Detroit, Toronto at Chicago, and Boston at New York.
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New York
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Boston
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Robertson Motor CO
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