Florida Coach Faces Sugar Bowl Memories of 1941
Florida coach Ray Graves recalls the 1941 Sugar Bowl in which Boston College upset Tennessee 13-19. Graves, captain of the 1940 Tennessee team, returns to New Orleans with Florida for a New Year's clash with Missouri and joins a line of former Sugar Bowl players-turned coaches.
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New Orleans
Florida
Ray Graves
Graves
Missouri
Sue
Frank Leahy
Tennessee
Boston College
LSU
Gaynell Tinsley
Charlie McClendon
Texas
Darrell Royal
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
McClendon
Syracuse
Bob Ney
Vols
Neyland
Bobby Foxx
Leahy
Eagles
Charlie O'Rourke
Q'Rourke
Bowling Scores Highlight Ottawa League Standouts
Ottawa Herald reports comprehensive bowling scores from December 29, 1965. Multiple teams and high individual scores are listed, including Carey 179 and 466, Wenthe 168, Simmons 432, Ferguson 156, Brill 171, Hopkins 432, Moore 146, Liegerot 411, Wolgast 193, Cardile 536, Durbin 1472, Nelson 213, Barber 1772, Foulks 1462, Doudna 199, Belter 213, Yost 215, Jones 205, Hanes 188, and numerous team tallies across high games and series in the Kansas State Bank, Eagles Auxiliary, and other local leagues.
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H. Carey
Todd’s Insurance
Wenthe
S. Simmons
Heathman Oil
V. Ferguson
Eagles Auxiliary
B. Brill
M. Hopkins
Arnold's
M. Moore
H. Liegerot
S. Wolgast
Clark
Duffers
J. Foulks
Kansas State Bank
Jackson
K. Cardile
W. Durbin
Independents
B. Nelson
J. Barber
Ottawa University
Doudna
Christman predicts Alabama over Nebraska in Orange Bowl
Miami AP report quotes Paul Christman, longtime All America quarterback, choosing Alabama to beat Nebraska in the 32nd Orange Bowl. He cites Alabama’s quickness and Bear Bryant’s tactical edge as decisive factors for the Saturday night game.
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Miami
Fla
Paul Christman
Alabama
Nebraska
Missouri
Bear Bryant
Christman
Georgia Tech
Bryant
Cornhusker
Fred Duda
Christman Talks Alabama Nebraska Clash in 1940s Echo
Former Missouri quarterback Christman looks back at Alabama versus Nebraska clash as a comparison to modern big time football. He notes Nebraska size and Alabama toughness, recalls Missouri game with Nebraska and discusses shifts in pay and pro scouting since the 1940s.
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Ry Wilson
Ron Kirkland
Frank Solitch
Nebraska
Alabama
Midlands
Christman
Missouri
Footeball
AlleAmerica
Serv Ice
St. Louis Cardinals
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press Tournaments First Round
The Associated Press reports first round scores from multiple tournaments. Notable results include Vanderbilt 113 Syracuse 98, S Calif 75 Northwestern 63, Kansas 69 Kansas State 63, Iowa State 89 Colorado 72, Stanford 88 Wash State 77, Utah State 77 Oregon 66, Louisville 85 Miami 84 in OT, Wichita 82 Xavier Ohio 81, and Evansville 114 Kant State 88. Additional outcomes feature Boston College over Army 92 85, Providence 81 Illinois 79, Bracket play in the ECAC Holiday Festival and other conference events with numerous close scores and overtime contests.
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Associated Press
Vanderbilt
Syracuse
S. Calif
Northwestern
Kansas
Kansas State
Iowa State
Colorado
Princeton
Miss. St
Navy
Davidson
Stanford
Wash
State
Utah State
Oregon
Tech
Texas A&m
Wichita
Xavier
Ohio
Idaho
Texas Christian
New Mexico
Tulane
Evansville
Marquette
Yale
Kant State
Boston College
Army
Providence
Dlinois
Louisville
Miami
Boston U
Detroit
Wm. & Mary
Eastern
Harvard
Town State
Plainsman
Lincoln
Huron
Arkansas
Ouachita
Ark
Drury
Rose Bowl Coaches Worry Over Incoming Rain Storm
In Pasadena both Michigan State and UCLA fear rain and wind for the Rose Bowl with forecasts predicting showers and gusty conditions. Officials and fans worry as the tarp covers the turf and coaches plan outdoor workouts despite uncertain skies.
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Pasadena
Calif
Michigan State
UCLA
U.S. Weather Bureau
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
MSU
Duffy Daugherty
Bruin
Tommy Prothro
Spartan
Bowling Scores Hit High Marks in Local Meet
TROuT S JEWELRY 1 posted a high 10 30 W Brockway 210 Ottawa Savings Loan 3 posted a high 10 30 R Grabham 234 609.
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Trout
W. Brockway
Ottawa Savings & Loan
R. Grabham
Red Wings Defense Routs Bruins 1-0 in Key Showdown
Detroit earns a 1-0 victory over Boston as Roger Crozier records his second straight shutout. The win tightens the Wings' grip on second place, two points behind Montreal, in a game noted for aggressive forechecking and backchecking. Bruins coach Milt Schmidt praised Detroit as the league’s top checking team after the loss.
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Boston
Detroit Red Wings
Roger Crozier
Masetery
Boston Bruins
Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Bruins
Crozier
Milt Schmidt
Wings
Schmidt
NHL
Teddy Green
al Longlois
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Ottawa Bows
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Hughes Auto Parts
Higdon
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Keen’s Lefties
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Moore Chevrolet-Olds
C. Gilmore
Shinn
Haley
Cordle
Ottawa Herald
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R. Belter
L.L
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Yost
M. Jones
AE Inu
M. Hanes
Royal T
Springfield
Southern Utah
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Omaha
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Kan
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Ottawa
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