Kentucky and St Louis to meet in Sugar Bowl Tournament final
The Sugar Bowl Tournament in New Orleans crowns Kentucky against St Louis in the final after both teams won opening rounds. St Louis crushed Holy Cross 61-52 while Kentucky routed Tulane 78-47, with the title game set for 30 p.m. central standard time in the municipal auditorium.
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Beckley tests two-game swing by Big Reds and Bears
Beckley hosts Parkersburg tonight in a WVIC conference tune up as the Flying Eagles split a road swing. The opener features trap Hill Wildcats beating an Alumni quintet 60 to 46 led by Noel Rifte with 25 points.
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Jockey John Longden Wins Again Breaks Record After 21 Years
Jockey John Longden captures another victory in the Boots Homie 317th event extending his enduring career after 21 years in the stirrups. Rumors hint at a private interest in Gordy Richards, English jockey who still leads with over 3,500 total winners.
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Cowboys Favored in Camellia Bowl
The Hardin-Simmons Cowboys from Abilene Texas are two touchdown favorites over the University of Wichita in the first Camellia Bowl at Southwestern Louisiana Institute Stadium expected to draw 17000 fans. Hardin-Simmons also held a 95 35 win in the Grape Bowl and a 40 12 Shrine Bowl victory.
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Ten Schools Represented on B All State Ball
Morgantown reports the first annual West Virginia Class B all state football team selected by Roy Hawley. Key picks include Huntington Vinson as captain and Nutter at tackle. Other standouts feature Murray Ridgeley, Jones Lewisburg, Powell Bewlesburg, Meerhead Haslington Vines Hameack Wisfield Sprease Alderson and Aldersen.
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Jack Bradley
Mustangs Open 20-Game Schedule With Hinton Friday
Mt. Hope Mustangs host Hinton in Coalfield Conference opener in Mt. Hope high school gym with a 6 45 p m junior varsity clash. Coach Sam Mandich plans to start four last year holdovers and will decide on the fifth starter. The schedule includes games through January against Montgomery Gauley Bridge Oak Hill Beckley Fayetteville Hinton Kingston Mullens. Scores and player ranks from the State Conference show Ralph Batl of Corts cord leading in scoring with 26 5 per game, while Al Martin of West Virginia Tech tops overall scoring with 85 in five games. Glennville and Bethany lead in conference marks, with Beckley showing the best team discipline.
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Moose and Keatley's Chalk City Win City League Games
Yost led the Moose Club with 16 points in a 43 to 29 victory over Universal Supply while Pat Lovell scored 12 as Keatley's routed Blue Flame 41 to 12. Harry Perkow led Universal with 12 in the loss.
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Aggies Edge Texas Te tetana In Conference Play
A chaotic summary notes Aggies 59 defeat Texas Te tetana 716 to 4 Jon am Young. Loyola-61 tops North Caro State-58 in consolation. Pitt 45 beats Florida 89. Duquesne 72 defeats Seton Hall 69. Akron 82 over Colby 44. Additional results include Princeton 62 Miami 85 and Colorado State A 82 over Akron.
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Aggies Claim 7th All College Title In Tournament Thriller
Oklahoma City reports the Aggies win their fifth straight crown and seventh tourney title by edging Baylor 39-36 as Texas A&M secures top honors. Texas University places third with a 60-39 win over Alabama. Colorado A&M tops Texas Tech, SMU defeats Auburn for seventh.
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Texas and Georgia Set For Bowl Clash In Hot Contest
The Southeastern Conference champions Georgia meet runner up Texas in a New Year’s Day bowl, with Georgia favored by seven. Both teams rely on strong passing attacks led by Johnny Ranch and Pau Campbell as fans debate the outcome and promoters eye a double header. Tulane’s A P Generes notes 27 years of football attendance.
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Marshall Exits SIC After Ineligible Players Case
West Liberty State College President Elbin says the State Collegiate Conference has effectively ousted Marshall College by enforcing rules against players Gene James and Sim Banalis who appeared in an independent tournament last March. The two Marshall players were ruled ineligible for league and non league competition, while Marshall contemplates further college actions as Athletic Advisory Board reviews the situation.
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