Seton Hall Edges SIU 74 73 In East Orange Thriller
Seton Hall rallied in the final two minutes to beat Southern Illinois 74 73 at East Orange. Nick Workman led Seton Hall with 27 points as SIU faltered late and Ed Spila added a late bucket for the Salukis. SIU freshman team fell 71 69 to Evansville in another late finish.
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Seton Hall
New York
Southern Illinois University
East Orange
Salukis
Niagara
Seaboard
Frank Lender
Southern
Dave Needham
Nick Workman
Lentfer
Randy Chave
Chave
Ed Spila
Siu
Siu — Vaughn
Spila
Lentier
Needham
Hood
Gualdoni
Henson
Workman
Coombs
Purch
Senavitis
Simkett
Murray
Saluki
Evansville College
Evansville
Mike Voltman
Roger Sloan
McLeanshoro
Stovall
Williams
Brooks
Lee
Ramsey
Gast
Fulton
Williamson
Eberhard
Voltman
Christianson
Coleman
Denion
Dannheiser
Terriers Rally Past Vienna in opener thriller
Carbondale Community rallied in the fourth quarter to defeat visiting Vienna 47-44 Saturday night. Dick Corbit led the scorers with 14 points as Carbondale shot 53 percent from the field while Vienna managed 34 percent.
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Carbondale
Vienna
Terriers
Eagles
Dick Corbit
Pst
Carbit
Acks
Sparks
Moore
Monroe
McRoy
Lenzini
Crews
Racey
Turner
Harper
Cameron
Miles
Brittany Futurity Title Won By Swanee Belle Of Benton
A female spaniel outpaced eighty competitors to win the 14th Annual Brittany National Futurity at Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge. Forty five pointers entered the championship, expected to run through Sunday. Swanee Belle of La Rue, owned by Glen Kade of Benton, Michigan, claimed the futurity win.
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Brittany
Three Saluki Wrestlers Take First Place At Illinois Meet
Three Saluki wrestlers won first place at the Illinois Invitational in Champaign. Chico Coniglio 130 pounds Don Millard 167 and Keny Hous tin 177 led SIU with titles. Heavyweight Larry Kristoff second. Eric Ferock third at 157. Ramos fourth at 125. Larry Meyer third at 145.
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Jim Wilkinson
STU
Illinois
Champaign
Linois
Wheaton
Northwestern
Purdue
Ilinois
Chico
Coniglio
Don Millard
Keny Houstin
SIU
Larry
Kristoff
Eric Ferock
Lazy’ Ramos
Larry Meyer
Alabama Whips Auburn to Cap 11–0 Season
Alabama, ranked No. 1, defeated Auburn 34-0 to finish unbeaten and untied and accept a Sugar Bowl bid to meet Arkansas on January 1 in New Orleans. Pat Trammell, Mike Fracchia, and Dink Wall starred as Alabama’s dominant defense held Auburn to no more than 26 yards.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Auburn
Crimson Tide
Arkansas
New Orleans
Pat Trammel
Mike Fracchia
Dink Wall
Trammell
Fracchia
Crimson ‘Tide
College Football Scores Across Midwest and West
Oklahoma 21 Oklahoma State 13 East Navy 13 Army 7 Holy Cross 38 Boston College 28 Notre Dame 37 Miami 15 Florida 6 Georgia Tech 22 Georgia 7 Tennessee 41 Vanderbilt 7 Mississippi 37 Miss State 7 North Carolina 24 Virginia 0 Alabama 34 Auburn 0 SMU 28 Texas Christian 23 Rice 26 Baylor 14 Texas Tech 16 West Texas State 14 Colorado 29 Air Force 12
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Navy
Army
Holy Cross
Boston College
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Florida
Georgia Pech
Georgia
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Miss. State
Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Auburn
Southwest
SMU
Texas Christian
Rice
Baylor
Texas Tech
West
Texas State
Badgers Open season with 99 63 win over South Dakota
The Wisconsin Badgers, led by Ron Jackson with 27 points, opened their basketball season by defeating South Dakota 99 to 63. Both teams showed early jitters and sloppy play, but Wisconsin surged to a 46-29 halftime lead as Jackson scored 19 in the first half and the Badgers pulled away, never threatened thereafter.
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University of Wisconsin
Ron’ Jackson
South Dakota
Badgers
Jackson
Salukis Swim Past Normal in season opener
Saluki swimming team led by coach Ralph Casey opened the season with a 65 to 29 victory over Illinois Normal. SIU swept most events, with winners including 400 medley relay Beady Astoussen Luth er Cunningham in 4:09, 220 free Edwards 2:25.5, 50 free Padovani 22.7, 200 medley Beady Tit N25, diving Robbins, 200 butterfly Hodges 2:11.6, 100 free Padogan 2:42.4, 200 back Vrbel imal 2:16.6, 440 free Osika 3:07.12, 200 breast Schiltz 2:22.9, and 400 free relay Normal 3:59.
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Ralph Casey
SIU
Linois Normal
Salukis
George Vrhel
Beady
Astoussen
Luther
Cunningham
Edwards
Robbins
Hodgers
Padogan
Vrbel
Imal
Ole Miss in Cotton Bowl earns bid after 37 7 win
Mississippi, ranked No. 5, dominated Mississippi State 37 to 7 in Starkville to secure an invitation to the Cotton Bowl against Texas. Fullback Bill Ray Adams and quarterback Doug Elmore sparked early scoring, with Ole Miss football coach Darrell Royal and staff watching from the Texas side. Athletic Director Tad Smith announced the Cotton Bowl acceptance in the postgame press box.
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Starkville
Miss
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Texas
Rebels
Darrell Royal
Bill Ray Adams
Doug Elmore
State
Prep basketball scores roll in from regional games
Anna Jonesbat scores 62 for her team while Cairo falls 39 Eisenhower posts 68 over Centralia 51 and Alton 39 over ML Vernonge multiple high school boys and girls games reported with final tallies and opponents.
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Anna Jonesbat O
Cairo
Eisenhower
Centralia
Alton
Vernonge
Prep basketball at Sesser summary details
Sesser prep basketball notes show Attacks scoring 34 93 with players Carter Taylor Mitchell Reynolds Hall H Davis Greer Scott Smith Miller Davis Green and other teammates tallying points. Dame Thom as White Hampleman Marlow Robinson Robinson Thomas Thomas include multiple scorers and team totals.
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Carter
Taylor
Mitchell
Reynolds
Hall
H. Davis
Greer
Scott
Smith
Miller
Davis
Green
SIU Gymnasts Edge In Midwest Open Finish
SIU finished second behind Chicago in the Midwest Open Gymnastics Championships in Chicago Saturday night. Rusty Mitchell won the free exercise, Dennis Wolfe placed high on several events as unattached freshman, with Bruno Klaus and Fred Tijerina among other scorers.
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Southern Ilinois
University
Chicago
Turners
Michigan
Tijingis
Michigan State
Iowa
SIU
Rusty Mitchell
Chuck Woerz
Fred Orlofsky
Orlofsky
Two Salukis Are Drafted Into Pro Football
SIU seniors Amos Bullocks and Frank Imperiale were drafted by American Football League teams on Saturday. Bullocks went to Buffalo in the 10th round, while Imperiale, a 250 pound tackle sidelined midseason by a knee injury, was picked by Buffalo in the 16th round. The National League drafts Monday and teams from rival leagues will attempt to sign the players.
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Amos Bullocks
Frank Imperiale
SIU
American Football League
National League
Bullocks
Buffalo
Imperiale
Machen Beats Jones In Miami Beach Showdown
Eddie Machen, ranked No. 2 heavyweight, ends Doug Jones’s 19 fight win streak in a 10 round main event at Miami Beach Convention Hall. Machen, from Portland, Ore, size and experience offset Jones, a 24 year old from New York and top light heavyweight challenger.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Eddie Machen
Doug
Jones
New York
Miami Beach Convention Hall
Machen
Portland
Ore
Meek Fired At SMU After Five-Year Run Ends
Dallas AP report says SMU head football coach Bill Meek is dismissed after five seasons, with only one winning year. The board will not renew his contract option but offers another university position. Meek’s final season ended with a 28 28 tie against Texas Christian at Fort Worth, finishing 2 7 1 for the year.
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Dallas
Bill Meek
Southern Methodist University
Board of Trustees
Unieres
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Army Navy clash seals win with record kicking
Mather, a 212 pound end, kicked two field goals setting an all time college record. Army’s Al Rushatz plunged in from the 1 as Navy’s Sophomore Bill Ulich added a 13 yard score. The fierce defensive battle saw both teams trading touchdowns in the third period on long passes.
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Navy Herges
Navy
Greg Mather
Army
Cident’ Kennedy
Mather
al Rushatz
Bill Ulich
Avcollege
Army Navy spectacle dominates nation sports page
The Army Navy game draws a 100000 crowd in Philadelphia with total ticket sales near three quarters of a million dollars. Army and Navy promote the event themselves, reuse the stadium, and feature players from Pennsylvania. Navy dominates the game 38-13 led by two field goals from Mather and a strong passing attack. President Kennedy attended the first half on the Army side and moved to the Navy side for the second half.
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Philadelphia
SIU
Carmen Piccone
Army
Pennsylvania
Navy
Sam
Attucks I
Wat On
Anals
Mather
Vision
Ed Dyas
Auburn
Slade Cutter
Kennedy
Notre Dame
Middies
le Serene
Bob Breebe
Jim Stewart
Ulrich
Rushatz
Benched players clash as No 34 doubles on court
In a late game shuffle Coach Walter Moore tried to clear the bench. Two players wore No 34 and played at different times. With seconds left a No 14 entered, substituting for another No 14, creating a duplicate on the floor.
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Walter Moore
Moore
College Basketball Results Across Numerous Matches
A roundup of college basketball scores featuring North Park over Millikin 82 to 74 and Ohio State 72 to Florida State 87. Other results include Purdue 96 over Pittsburgh 70, Michigan State 75 over Northern Michigan 59, Michigan 74 over Ball State 60, Wisconsin 99 over Dakota 63, Evansville 65 over Iowa 59, Drake 9 over Indiana 81, DePaul 66 over Minnesota 56, Manhattan 69 over Dartmouth 41, St Bonaventure 69 over Kent State 52, Kentucky 93 over Miami Ohio 61, Grinnell 88 over Ripon 81, and many others including Colorado State 78 over New Mexico 66 and Connecticut 82 over Yale 64.
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Florida State
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Michigan State
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Ohio
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Ripon
Monmouth
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Furman
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Willenberg
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Christian Brothers
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DePauw
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Penn State
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Connecticut
Yale
North Carolina
Virginia
Kansas State
New Mexico
Cincinnati
Indiana State
Central State
West Virginia State
Carolina State
Tennessee
St. Louis U
S. Dakota State
Murray
Mississippi Southern
Loyola
Chicago
Assumption
Ont
Rive
Georgia Tech
Wichita
Wyoming
Wake Forest
Davidson
Louisiana State
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