Each Squad Wins Twice In Own Gym
Syracuse Nationals renew their rivalry with the Boston Celtics in the only Saturday night pro game at the War Memorial. Milwaukee invades the Nationals home lair Sunday as New York sits in second place and hosts Milwaukee. The latest clash featured a television audience as Earl Lloyd and Ed Macauley were banished. Syracuse leads Boston by two and a half games. New York is two back, with Milwaukee visiting tonight and Boston tomorrow.
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Minneapolis Lakers End Fort Wayne Jinx With 103 91 Win
The Minneapolis Lakers finally beat the Fort Wayne Pistons 103 91 to pull within four games of the division lead. Clyde Lovellette led with 27 points while George Yardley scored 22 for the Pistons. The Celtics topped the Warriors 121 113 in a Providence double header with Ed Macauley scoring 30 and Paul Arizin 38. In the Providence opener the Hawks defeated the Knicks 53 64, the Knicks suffering a fourth straight loss.
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College Basketball By United Press
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Duquesne Repeats as Holiday Festival Champs
Duquesne defeats LaSalle 67-65 to repeat as ECAC holiday festival champions in New York City. LaSalle vows comeback as Dukes chase another NCAA title after a prior 22 game streak and past final losses.
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Navy Uses Sugar Bowl for Recruitment Push
The Navy seeks recruits by publicizing today’s Sugar Bowl between Navy and Mississippi. A Navy Department directive urges full use of the game’s publicity flow to promote Navy careers, citing past December defeats and ongoing manpower shortages.
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New Year hoops, Navy drive highlight Sugar Bowl program
Marquette loses to Michigan State in opening game as top teams clash in New Year's action. Louisville beats Stanford 66-62 while Gonzaga falls 92-70 and Northwestern defeats Princeton 83-? Arizona State edges St. Mary's. Navy promotes career in New Orleans Sugar Bowl events and open houses. Jockeys from Britain join a Feb 12 quadrangular track meet including Penn State Ohio State Missouri and Michigan State.
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Santee Struggles For Mile Aim Amid Rainy Relays
Wes Santee, denied a chance at a four minute mile by rain, aims to become the first American to achieve that mark. Le Moyne College hosts Siena as both teams contend in a soggy Sugar Bowl track meet with injuries and line changes affecting lineup.
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Waajid Bowl In Arabia
In Dhahran Saudi Arabia ten thousand miles from the Rose Bowl a New Year football game named the Waajid Bowl showcases two teams the Air Force Flyers and the Dhahran Bears. Each side fields eight players due to manpower shortages. The Air Force won in 1951 while the Bears claimed titles in 1952 and 1953.
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All events of the annual meet postponed to tomorrow
The th annual meet schedule was moved to tomorrow morning starting at 10. The mile event remains set for 0 15 A M, indicating a shift in the timetable and timing for the day’s competitions.
Shrimp Bowl Game Sunday features mixed race teams clash
Galveston Texas reports a Shrimp Bowl football game slated for tomorrow between Fort Ord California and Fort Hood Texas service teams before about 8000 fans. It marks the first Negroes and whites competing on the same field in this era. Fort Hood 240-pound tackle Tom Johnson and 165-pound halfback Chuck Hollaway are highlighted. The event is tied to broader tensions and athletic milestones within the armed forces and regional sports culture.
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Little Tuck Hut warming hut ready for January completion
Onondaga County Ski Club reports the Little Tuck Hut warming hut will be completed in January. Ski instruction will resume with Thursday classes across all levels. A new rope tow for beginners is slated for the lower area. At the club meeting 275 players were discussed and plans for the 1958 season underway. Fort Jackson Eagles expected to beat Shaw Air Force Flyers in the first Palmetto Shrine bowl.
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West All Stars Picked Amid Bowl Week Expos Upset Odds
Navy Duke and Ga Tech favored by betting press as 1981 post season bowl games loom. Cornhuskers eyed by 68,000 fans in Orange Bowl. Tech expected to top Arkansas in Texas. Shrine East-West game features top college stars in San Francisco with Big Ten showdown looming. Coastal plans include Sun Bowl Texas Western meets Florida State and other contests at Dallas, Orlando, Houston, and Mobile. Coaches Dodd and Hayes oversee Southland and West Coast squads amid injury woes.
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Change in Boxing as Helfand Named NYS Athletic Chief
New York political shift names Julius Helfand to head the New York State Athletic Commission replacing Robert K. Christenberry who was ousted as chairman though expected to stay as a member. Governor Harriman designated Helfand, a Brooklyn DA reform figure, to the chair, while Christenberry and Leon Sears may remain on the three man panel.
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Averell Harris
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Sooners May Lose Jones
Oklahoma University football coach Gomer Jones, who recently received a new car from Sooner fans, will be interviewed again for the Houston coaching vacancy. He confirmed no application was made, but he is interested. Jones will fly to New York for the American Football Coaches Association meeting and a second talk with Houston athletic director Harry Fouke.
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