East West Bowl Madness Looms Across Nation
Timed for New Year’s, 15 bowl games dot warm weather venues from the Pacific Coast to the Deep South. A record crowd of 650,000 is expected with over 2.5 million in receipts as the New Year’s Eve and Day lineups unfold featuring the East West Shrine game in San Francisco and major showdowns like California vs Ohio State and Oklahoma vs LSU.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Arnold Galiffa
Army
Leon Hart
Notre Dame
East
Texas
Christian
Lindy Berry
College of the Pacific
Eddie LeBaron
Montgomery
Ala
Fresno
Calif
San Jose
Texas Tech
Shrine
Pasadena
California
Ohio State
Dallas
Tex
North Carolina
Rice
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Louisiana State
Miami
Fla
Santa Clara
Kentucky
el Paso
Georgetown
Wash
D.C
Texas Western
Tampa
Wofford
Houston
Fisk
Prairie View
Jacksonville
Taylor's Winning Points In Narrow Win Over Phoenix College
Johnny Nelson of Taylor University scored the decisive basket in the final seven seconds to lift the Indiana team 64 to 61 over Phoenix College. Nelson was fouled after the field goal and added a free throw. Paul Wright and Ed Marsom of Phoenix defended.
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Lean Taylor University
Indiana
Phoenix College
Nelson
Bears Narrow Taylor Lead In Hoosier Style Battle
Phoenix College Bruins fall 64 61 to Taylor University as Arizona style meets Hoosier grit. Nelson leads Taylor with 16 points while Wilhelmi adds 12 and Cox 13 for Phoenix Cobb 12 and Morris 13 pace the Bruins who trailed 29 27 at halftime and rallied late before Nelson sealed the win with a final score at the buzzer.
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Arizona Brand
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Nelson
Taylor
Norm Wilhelmi
Wilhelmi
Midwest
Ted Wright
Wilhelms
Morris
Bears
Phoenix
Kessler
Kansas City
Schaff
Payne
Haifley
Wic
Ross
Cofield
Uff
Nunez
Steverson
Whitelock
Sugar Bowl teams wrap up hard work in practice
Louisiana State coach Gaynell Tinsley watched his Tigers drill lightly at Baton Rouge in high spirits as the Sugar Bowl rush winds down. At Biloxi, Bud Wilkinson’s Oklahoma Sooners sharpened on defense against LSU plays, though he stressed they’re not yet ready for kickoff and will forego further hard contact until game day. Buddy Jones, noted as doubtful due to injuries, took part in the Biloxi scrimmage and appears set to be ready for the game.
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Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Biloxi
Miss
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma Sooners
LSU
Wilkinson
Spirit
Big Red
Tigers
Ed McKeever
Buddy Jones
Oklahoma
New Year's Bowl Lineup With Sites and Teams
AP reports the upcoming bowls list with sites and teams plus season records and estimated attendances. Notable matchups include Rose Bowl California against Ohio State and Sugar Bowl Oklahoma against LSU, among others across January bowls.
Basketball scores from various conferences and colleges
The Associated Press reports basketball results across conferences with Arizona State, Washington University St Louis, and junior college games highlighting overtime finishes and regional matchups. Notable outcomes include Temple and East region scores, plus several overtime finishes across the Midwest and West.
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Arizona State
Tempe
Washington U
St. Louis
Phoenix College
Lobe
Winslow
Nomadic Phoenix College Football Team Racks Up 6730 Miles
Phoenix College football squads logged about 6730 miles over six road games last season under publicity chief Bill Hagerty. The longest trip was 1890 miles to Mexico City for a game against National University, with other journeys to Chandler Williams Field, Santa Fe New Mexico, Flagstaff, Riverside and Las Vegas all by bus.
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Bill Hagerty
Mexico City
Bruins
National University Eleven
Chandler
Williams Field
Santa Fe
Flagstaff
Riverside
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Crowded college hoops finals across Sugar Bowl and Dixie Classic
News wraps up a busy Christmas season with 11 tournaments nationwide. In New Orleans Kentucky faces Bradley in the Sugar Bowl final while Missouri and Oklahoma reach the Big Seven title game in Kansas City. Oklahoma City Chiefs shockers crown the All-College, Drake meets Tennessee in Des Moines, N C State leads Dixie Classic, Penn State upsets West Virginia, Indiana faces Butler in Indianapolis.
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Ngotecky
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Connecticut
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Yale
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Ulereae
Drake
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Hogan Tries Ailing Legs At Riviera
Ben Hogan, recovering from a Texas auto crash, arrives in Los Angeles to test his legs at Riviera Country Club for the Los Angeles Open set for January 6 to 9. He plans 18 holes daily, weighs about 20 pounds more, and will decide near tournament time if he can compete. Hogan remains guarded about practice reports from Texas and says his return hinges on his legs.
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Ben Hogan
Death’s
Texas
Riviera Country Club
Hogan
L.A
Ben
Colonial Country Club
Roosevelt and Peoria Score In Optimist Club Games
Peoria defeated Dysart 44-27 and Roosevelt A beat Longview 38-15 in Class A at Alhambra School. Washington defeated Alhambra 29-19 and Dysart edged Wilson 32-28 in B. Roosevelt won Class C 28-17 over Longview. Edison beat Scottsdale 15-12. Glendale 34-17 over Wilson. Creighton 34-21 over Madison. Glendale beat Scottsdale 21-12 and Madison won by forfeit from Peoria in Class D.
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Roosevelt
Longview
Alhambra School
Washington
Alhambra
Wilson
Edison
Scottsdale
Glendale
Creighton
Madison
Justice Set To Roll In Cotton Bowl
North Carolina star Charlie Justice faces Rice in his Cotton Bowl finale. He recovered from ankle trouble and will start after practice knock to prove top form. Justice totals 7,411 yards and 384 points in 11 seasons including Navy service, with 39 TDs and 25 passing.
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North Carolina
Bainbridge Navy
Navy
Mixed and Singles Winners in Christmas Junior Bowling
In the Pla-Mar Christmas Junior Bowling tournament winners were crowned in girls and boys doubles and singles. Carolanne Stevanson and Dianne Gebensleben won girls doubles. Benna Beutler took girls singles. Bob Walker and Ned Thompson won boys doubles. Tony Mandile captured boys singles. Mandile also posted a 327?627 series in the finale.
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Pla-Mar
Phoenix Gazette
Dianne Gebensleben
Carolanne Stevenson
Tony Mandile
Benna Beutler
Bob Walker
Ned Thompson
Carolanne Stevanson
Barbara Simmons
Lucia Espinoza
Betty Orth
Luanne Houghton
Miss Gebensleben
Jean Shriver
Jack Cornell
Jack Rosio
Don Evans
Bob Adams
Rosio
Larry Toughy
Miss Shriver
Choice Seats Remain For Salad Bowl Tickets
Chet Goldberg reports plenty of good seats still available for the Salad Bowl at 4.80 3.60 and 2.40. Tickets sold at Hanny's through tomorrow with Sunday gap. Monday 9 30 to 11 am in the Phoenix Union High School office 512 East Van Buren, then from 12 30 pm at Montgomery Stadium. Parade reviewing stand tickets sold at Hanny's Westward Ho tomorrow and Sunday and Monday mornings until parade time.
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Chet Goldberg
Salad Bowl Ticket Committee
Hanny’s
Phoenix Union High School
East
van Buren Street
Montgomery Stadium
Westward Ho
Hockey at a Glance Scores From American and Eastern Leagues
New Haven routed Providence 6 to 1 while 7one edged Pittsburgh 5 to 4. Minneapolis beat Omaha 3 to 2 and St. Paul won 3 to 1 against Kansas City. In the Eastern League, Boston and Grand Rapids battled to a 5 to 5 overtime tie.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Providence
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Omaha
St. Paul
Kansas City
Boston
Grand Rapids
Surprising Devils Face Dayton Quint
Arizona State College of Tempe arrives in Cincinnati for a two day stop en route to Dayton to face the Dayton University quintet Sunday night. Sun Devils led by Hatch and Cook won 47 24 over Washington University, ending the Bears' streak and taking a 21 20 halftime edge.
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Arizona State College of Tempe
Dayton
Ohio
Dayton University
Bill Kajikawa
Sun Devils
Washington University
Devils
Boyd Hatch
Chesley Cook
Bears
Washington
Arizona State
Hole
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