Washington Rose Bowl win stakes national title claim
Washington, holders of two Rose Bowl titles, asserted post season national collegiate championship claim following a bowl tilt day in Pasadena. The session featured Huskies, Ole Miss, Missouri and Duke as top teams evaluated for final honors amid the Rose Bowl showcase.
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Big Shakeup Brewing in Kansas City Athletics Front Office
A shakeup is expected as Parke Carroll likely to be relieved as general manager of the Kansas City Athletics before spring training. He will remain with the club as vice president. Finley aims to end the Yankee farm club label while keeping Carroll for his baseball knowledge. Joe Gordon named manager.
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New York
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Florida
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Charles Finley
Gary
Ind
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Finley
Joe Gordon
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers Stop Navy in Orange Bowl thriller
Missouri's resilient Tigers rallied from behind to defeat Navy 21-14 in the Orange Bowl before 71,218 fans. All-American Joe Bellino was held to minus eight rushing yards as Missouri's line and Dan La Rose blocked for the victory, aided by Norman Beal's 90 yard score.
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Dan la Rose
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Washington
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Rebels Cop Ath Straight Bowl Crown
New Orleans United Press International reports Rice edged Ole Miss 14 to 6 in the Sugar Bowl. Rice quarterback Billy Cox and Randy Kerbow guided the Owls past a favored Mississippi squad, handing the Rebels their fourth straight bowl victory after a tight game.
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Commercial Credit Plan ad offers fast handy loans
A local loan service promotes the Commercial Credit Plan as fast friendly and convenient with reasonable rates. The ad urges readers to phone or visit for extra cash and to use the plan that fits their payday.
Ferrell Leads WVC In Scoring
United Press International reports a Davis and Elkins junior, Bob Ferrell, leads West Virginia college scoring with 22 points per game over eight outings. From Nutters Fort, Ferrell averages 27.7. Morris Harvey’s Dick O Neal and Bruce Hewitt follow, with no WVU or Marshall players in the top 10. Rod Thorn leads the Mountaineers at 18.8, while Bob Burgess tops Big Green at 18.5.
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O'Neal
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Alexandria
Vernon Hurt
Beckley
Fred Brookover
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Marshall College
Rod Thorn
Mountaineers
Bob Burgess
Big Green
Olson Named College Coach of the Year in West Virginia
Oliver Ollie Olson head coach at West Liberty College was chosen as 1960 college coach of the year by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association. Olson led the Hilltoppers to last year’s conference tournament title over West Virginia Wesleyan and will be honored January 16 at the Victory Awards Dinner in Weirton.
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Ohio State Tops UPI Poll With 349 Points In Holiday Festival
Ohio State remains undefeated and ranked No 1 in the United Press International college basketball poll after capturing the Holiday Basketball Festival in New York. Bradley rises to No 2 as St Bonaventure St John s North Carolina Kansas State Iowa join the top 10 amid shifts following the week’s tournaments.
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Scone BOARD: College Basketball Results East West and Midwest finals
College basketball results from the East Queen City Tournament in Buffalo New York show Drake defeating Canisius 79 77 in the final and Princeton beating Connecticut 88 76 in the consolation. In other regions Kentucky 70 beat Miami Ohio 58 DePaul 55 defeated Western Ontario 50 Xavier Ohio 92 Creighton 63 Hardin Simmons 74 beat Air Force 64 Arizona State 80 Aegis 72 plus boxing and boxing related results from Tokyo and New York City are also reported.
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Beckley College Set To Host Morris Harvey Five
Beckley College welcomes Morris Harvey for a Wednesday 8 pm clash at the Recreational Building with a 6 pm prelim. Beckley aims for first place in the Western Division as Coach Joe Cook weighs starting lineup against Morris Harvey’s versatile roster.
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Duke Ends Arkansas Dream In Cotton Bowl Thriller
Duke pulls off a 7-6 upset over Arkansas as Tee Moorman catches a nine yard TD on a end zone misdirection. Arkansas had led on a Lance Alworth punt return and Duke blocked the extra point to seal the victory sending Duke coach Bill Murray to praise the comeback and perfect late drives.
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Eagles Aim for 5th Straight Win at Mullens
Woodrow Wilson High School’s Flying Eagles visit Mullens for a Coalfield Conference clash in a rematch after a 76 60 Beckley Holiday tournament loss. Coach Lawrence Wiseman reiterates starting Burns Hindsley Phipps Weikle Miller and Dykes as key contributors, with Mullens countering with McKinney Easterling Lilly Stump and Halsey seeking a home upset.
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Trap Hill Hosts Authors Stratton Out For Revenge
Seven boys basketball games loom as Mt Hope invades Oak Hill and Beckley visits Mullens. In Raleigh County Mark Twain goes to Trap Hill while Baileysville travels to Pineville in Wyoming County. Park Central battles Stratton and Oceana visits Chapmansville in non conference play. Mark Twain aims for third straight win as Trap Hill features Billy Cole, standout junior and recent all Raleigh County selection. Richard Fox leads Mark Twain and has twice been named schoolboy player of the week.
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Smoke House Extends Unbeaten Run In CL Basketball
Smoke House beat National Guards 57 53 as Park Drug rolled past Combine Insurance 82 38. Park Drug’s Riffe led with 21 points, Gilbert added 20, and Poling had 17 for Combine Insurance.
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