Little Guys Pace Teams In Tourney
Tulsa and Murray State led upsets and titles in several college tournaments. Tulsa’s 65-58 win over Oklahoma against 10th ranked Oklahoma capped a 10th win in 11 starts with junior guard Born scoring 32 and earning MVP. Dick Kinder led Murray State past Western Kentucky 74-69 with 25 points.
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College results from various tournaments and invites
College basketball results list scores from the All-College Tulsa Dixie Classic and other events. Matches include Oklahoma A&M over Seattle 63 to 52 for third, Idaho State over Pennsylvania 84 to 79, Loyola over Texas Tech 70 to 63 for seventh, and Duke over Wyoming 71 to 54 among many others with several consolation and championship outcomes.
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Stanford Edges Iowa 54 52 In West Coast Clash
Stanford defeated Iowa 54 52 on the road, reversing a 34 27 halftime lead. Bill Logan led Iowa with 17 points while Stanford’s win highlighted a busy night for Big Ten and routs across the schedule.
Hawkeyes edge Stanford on coast tour in tense 54-52 win
Stanford suffers a 54-52 defeat as Iowa holds off a late charge on the coast trip. California defeats Wisconsin 62-55 while Northwestern beats Dartmouth 74-60. Kentucky with Bob Burrow scoring 40 routs St Louis 101-80.
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Illinois Dominates Drake 102-66 In Final Tuneup
Illinois trounced Drake 102-66 as the Illini burst from a 39-31 halftime lead with a 63-point second half. George BonSalle led with 24 points, Harv Schmidt added 20, and Illinois showcased sharp passing and a high-powered finish ahead of their Big Ten opener with Michigan State.
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Babe Zaharias Beats Pneumonia At Sealy Hospital
Babe Zaharias, famed American athlete, is winning her latest bout by beating pneumonia at John Sealy Hospital. Attendants reported she ate heartily and is feeling much better on Thursday in Galveston.
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Unknown boxer defeats veteran Ezzard Charles in LA
In Los Angeles on December 30 AP reports young Jack Johnson, a California champion largely unknown outside the state, scored a technical knockout against Ezzard Charles at the end of the sixth round. Johnson cut Charles’ lip in round two and driven by aggression the veteran was halted by referee Le Grossman. Earlier this year Chicago’s John Holman knocked out Charles.
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Bulldogs Consumed as Lacking Opponent Falters
A standout surge overcame a thinner second half, with the Bulldogs overpowering their rival in a decisive rally. The decisive run left the Bulldogs ahead as the opposing team struggled to respond.
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Sport Shop bowlers take early lead in Wednesday league
Ed's Sport Shop squad opened the week atop the Wednesday Night National League at Speedway Alleys Murphysboro with a 4-0 win over Ward Transfer. Martin Oil blanked Square Deal 4-0 for second place as Morgan Motors also blanked Grob Motors 4-0 and Moderne Drive In defeated Gualdoni Electric 3-1.
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High Series Leaders in Moderne Event
H Crews and D Nesler lead the Moderne competition with high series scores. Crews posted 565, Nesler 579, Nesler also carded 622 in the Sport Shop event. Dr E H Birkner earned the high series 622 in Sport Shop.
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