Rhome Leads Tulsa To Win Over Ole Miss
Jerry Rhome sparked Tulsa to a 14-7 Bluebonnet Bowl victory over Mississippi in Houston. Rhome threw and ran for 232 passing yards and 129 rushing yards in a 50 000 crowd under 40 degree skies. He directed a 72 yard tying drive and a 35 yard scoring pass to Eddie Fisher, earning unanimous outstanding back honors. Mississippi led briefly after a 57 yard drive but Tulsa defense kept the Rebels from scoring again as Weatherly scored for Mississippi.
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Bob Dangnerty
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Baylor
Don Trull
Jineman
Willie Townes
Houston Oilers
Dallas Cowboys
NCA
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Invin
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Twilley
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Parseghian Named Coach of the Year by FWAA
Ara Parseghian of Notre Dame won the Football Writers Association of America Coach of the Year award in his first season, receiving about 60 percent of votes from more than 600 writers. The Irish lost only once and finished as the nation’s No. 2. rivals cited include Frank Broyles Arkansas and Bear Bryant Alabama.
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Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Writers Association of America
Bert McGrane
The
Football Writers
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McGrane
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Bump Elliott
Michigan
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Bob Daevaney
Nebraska
Area Bowling Women’s League Results at Marion Bowl
Readable lines show team scores from Shop'rs Center, Quick Clean Center, Marion Finance, Bank of Marion, Century Hardware, Mayer Brothers, and more. High team games list Shop'rs Center 914 and 861, high series led by Bank of Marion 2,891. Century Hardware 2,371. Top individuals include Thelma Hudgens with 210 game and 538 series.
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Tom's Barbecue
Bank of Marion
Bank of Egypt
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Mayer Brothers
Marion Finance the
Planter Farm Bureau
Odum Concrete
Marion Finance
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Jeanette Wade
Lou Carneghi
Lorraine Filer
Anabel Bohart
Dorothy Bearden
Mardale and Royalton Bowling Leagues Recap at Carbondale
In Carbondale leagues, Selmier Peerless and McDonalds led team marks with high series and games. Individual standout included B Glasford with 536 in series and 201 in a game, while Rev Pyreh topped Skeaperae Met with 476 in series and 180 in a game.
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Monks
Angels
Saints
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Pyrch
Frank Dohanich
Irene Caukea
Skeaperae Ae Met
Rev. Pyreh F
Savka
Dohanich
Ang Replyuk
Mary Dosen
Mary Savka
Ann Shanders
Thursday League scores from Murphysboro action
In Murphysboro Thursday League play American Legion 423 Stroud and Sherrettz 394 Kiwanis 3826 Gorham Bank 4925 Stotlar Herrin 86 Coca Cola 2344 4046 Ellis Construction 19 44 Davis 66 Wy 4k Team high game Kivranis Davis Stroud and Sherrettz 889 Team high series Gorham Bank 2631 Kiwanis 2620 Stroud and Sherertz 2598 Individual high series W Du Bois Gorham Bank 592 J Wunderlich Kiwanis 582 Five Ket chum Stroud and Sherertz 574 Individual high game W Du Bois 236 Wunderlich 215 IC Gavel American Legion 209.
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Gorham Bank
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Stotlar Herrin
Coca Cola
Ellis Construction
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Stroud & Sherertz
W. du Bois
Gophers Trim Utah St. 88-69
Lou Hudson scores 33 as Minnesota, ranked fourth, defeats Utah State 88-69. Hudson makes four straight baskets late in the second half after a 37-22 score, finishing 16 of 30 from the floor with 18 rebounds. Utah State’s Wayne Estes adds 27 in the loss as Minnesota extends its win streak to five.
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Lou Hudson
Minnesota
Utah State
Hudson
Gophers
Wayne Estes
West Frankfort Edges Harrisburg In Tight Sectional Games
West Frankfort defeats Harrisburg 41-39 in a semifinal as Cogdill and Hindman lead 12 and 2 points for West Frankfort Walton. Harrisburg counters with Feazel 33 and Kladiva 12, while Mitchell and Davis add scoring for the Huskies. In the McLeansboro bracket, Pinckneyville tops McLeansboro 75-62 with Svanda and Dunn each in double figures.
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Davidson Tops Ohio State 87 64 in Decisive Victory
Davidson routs Ohio State 87 to 64 led by Fred Hetzel 28 points and 15 rebounds. Dick Snyder adds 22, while Ohio State struggles after a tight start. Contests noted with tournament play in Freeburg and Benton brackets schedule.
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N.C
Fred Helzel
Davidson
Ohio State
Wildcats
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Dick Snyder
Read
Buckeyes
Snyder
Dick Ricketts
Hat Kolstad Leads PCL With Six Shutouts Last Season
Hat Kolstad, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, topped the Pacific Coast League with six shutouts in the previous season, showcasing dominant mound control and stingy run suppression for his team.
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Hat Kolstad
Boston Red Sox
Scorebook Check Brings Players Back
Carbondale Lincoln and Sparta faced a 41-39 misread score at game end. Officials corrected it to a 39-39 tie, prompting a 15 minute delay as players returned to uniforms. The game extended into double overtime, finalizing an eight point Carbondale victory.
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Sparta
Marquette Edges Wisconsin In Milwaukee Classic
Marquette outbattled Wisconsin 62 61 in Milwaukee to claim consolation honors. Paul Carbins tipped in a rebound with 45 seconds left to seal the win as Wisconsin forced late free throws and Corbins made a steal. Tom Flynn led the Warriors with 18 points while Wisconsin’s Mark Zubor scored 19 and Ken Barnes added 11.
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Wisconsin
Paul Carbins
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Badger
Tom Flynn
Warriors
Badgers
Mark Zubor
Ken Barnes
Decatur
Boston College
Chicago beats Montreal six to three in NHL action
National Hockey League results show Chicago defeating Montreal 6 to 3 while Toronto outscored New York in a separate game. Dick Smith, who started the 1964 baseball season with the Mets, batted .307 in 76 games for Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Married Cager Appeals Ban On Activities
Springfield reports 17 year old Bod Donnell appeals a school rule barring married students from extra curricular activities. He faces Jan 4 review by State School Superintendent Ray Page as to board authority. Illinois law defines children as ages 6 to 21 and the case cites constitutional and legal questions amid a trend of marriages among students.
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Illinois
Minisi« School Boards Association
Sullivan School Board
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Donnell
Rice
Sullivan Area
Ilinois Association of School Boards
Creighton Bears Beat Northwestern In Intersectional clash
Creighton rambled past Northwestern 82-70 in Evanston. The Blue Jays opened with 19-4 run and led 47-26 at halftime, staying ahead as Northwestern never narrowed the margin to single digits. Fritz Pointer scored 20 for Creighton while Don Jackson led Northwestern with 10. Jim Pitts did not play due to a knee injury.
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Creighton
Northwestern
Blue Jays
Fritz Pointer
Don Jackson
Jim Pitts
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