Wildcats Win As Expected In Big Eight Semis Edge
Kansas State and Missouri won first round games to reach the Big Eight semifinals. Kansas State defeated Nebraska 60 to 48 behind 20 points from Mike Wroblewski and 16 rebounds. Missouri upset Oklahoma State 60 to 44 led by sophomores Ray Bob Carey and Gary Dye with 14 and 12 points.
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Cotton Bowl tossup says Texas and Mississippi equal
Frank Broyles, Arkansas coach, says Texas and Mississippi appear evenly matched for the Cotton Bowl. He notes his team beat Texas 33-7 and lost to Mississippi 16-0, with his players voting 50-50 but his staff giving Mississippi a slight edge when Billy Ray Adams was healthy. Adams is out due to postseason car accident injuries.
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Wednesday Night Ladies Bowling Scores
Readable standings show Wright 4 high 10 30 8 Wolgast 234 574 and many others among clubs Peoples National First National Romstedt Witts Dengel Moore Jones Mob intelligent. Kansas State and Colby appear with high totals and several independents scored well in the mixed bowling card.
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Alworth to Lead Razorbacks in Sugar Bowl Clash
Nimble Lance Alworth of Arkansas will boost the Razorbacks against Alabama in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. The Houston native has sprint times of 9.6 and 21.4 seconds, 516 rushing yards, 320 receiving yards, 32 punts, and a nation leading punt return average. The 83,000 ticket game is sold out as Arkansas arrives in Baton Rouge for final workouts while Alabama drills in Biloxi under rain.
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Hungry And Lean Before Rose Bowl Showdown
In Pasadena California Minnesota coach Murray Warmath quips about not limiting meals as UCLA coach Bill Barnes defends a two meals daily plan. Barnes replies he feeds his players 10:30 a.m. breakfast and 5:30 p.m. dinner to keep them lean and hungry for Rose Bowl revenge.
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Colorado and LSU boost tempo for Orange Bowl clash
Miami practice notes show Colorado and Louisiana State sharpening defense in prep for their Orange Bowl showdown. Both teams ran disciplined drills, aiming to tighten up after a season of rugged play, with coaches emphasizing focus and execution on game day.
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College Basketball Tournament Scores Snapshot
College basketball results from multiple tournaments across the nation. Ohio State edged Washington, Southern Cal defeated Purdue, UCLA beat Army, Utah topped West Virginia, and Big Eight games were played in Kansas City. Other notable results include Washington State, California, Oregon State, and Gulf South Classic outcomes with several non tournament matches and early round action across cities.
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Hadl Or Melin At Quarterback?
In the Shrine East West game the quarterback decision for both sides remains unsettled. East coach Kuharich may wait until game time to pick Roman Gabriel or Ron Miller as quarterback, while West coach Owens weighs John Hadl against Mel Melin. The West backs include Curtis McClinton and Mack Burton with Ron Bull at fullback.
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Pro Basketball NBA Wednesday and Thursday results brief
Wednesday results show Los Angeles 119 over Syracuse 111. Philadelphia 131 over New York 119. Cincinnati 142 over St Louis 117. Detroit 121 over Chicago 93. Thursday slate lists Los Angeles at Syracuse and Boston at St Louis. Friday card includes Boston at New York and St Louis at Chicago among others.
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Ottawa Bowl Scores Report 41814 N Main
Local bowling alley at 41814 North Main in Ottawa released a summary of scores from recent league play. Notable performances highlighted include high series by several bowlers and team totals across multiple divisions.
Ohio State UCLA Set For Classic Semifinal Clash
Ohio State Buckeyes, denied Rose Bowl by a faculty panel, shift to basketball tonight in the Los Angeles Classic semifinals. Jerry Lucas leads OSU past Washington 59-49 as UCLA awaits after an 86-72 opener win. USC, Utah, Purdue, West Virginia also win as oddly matched rounds unfold in New York and Philadelphia tournaments.
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Laver and Emerson Complete Australian Davis Cup Rout
Australians Rod Laver and Roy Emerson crushed Italy 5-0 in Melbourne to clinch the Davis Cup challenge round and then eyed professional offers from Jack Kramer for a tour in Australia next month. They spoke of possible contracts like those signed by Buchholz and Mackay, with guarantees around $30,000 for three years. Laver defeated Nicola Pietrangeli in five sets, after Emerson routed Orlando Sirola, to cap the match. Laver and Emerson dominated major amateur titles in 1961, with Wimbledon and the Australian and U.S. championships noted.
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