NCAA Lifts Two Year Suspension Ends Probation
New York AP reports at midway of college football season the NCAA lifted a two year probation for SMU allowing them to be eligible for the Cotton Bowl host role even if not first. Bradley and Purdue receive one year probation for athletic code violations without bowl ineligibility.
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Sierra Downs Mesa in 26-0 Junior High rout
Sierra Eagles defeated Mesa Panthers 26-0 to close their Junior High schedule. Clinton Cunningham scored the first TD from nine yards, Sid Vogels connected for a 16-yard pass to Cunningham, and Fred LeMasters and a Simmons to Berlie 23-yard strike sealed the win with two extra points.
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Téers Win 15 Straight, Seek Record of 17
The Philadelphia 76ers beat Baltimore 130-110 for their 15th straight regular season win. Wilt Chamberlain dominated the boards with 22 rebounds and 20 points while Hal Greer added 21 points. The win keeps alive a bid to set a league record for consecutive victories.
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Dodgers Score Heavily in World Series Receipts
The Dodgers, swept by the Orioles, led the distribution of Series receipts. Full shares for Dodgers totaled 8189.36, a record for losers, while Orioles shares reached 11683.04 with a 34 share pool. The total player pool climbed to 1044042.65, the largest ever for a World Series.
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