Postseason Grid Picks Spotlight 1963 Bowl Debate
The C T sports staff weighs 1963 bowl outcomes with five colleagues facing five reporters. Wisconsin, Ole Miss, Oklahoma, Penn State, West Texas State, Texas, LSU and others are rated with forecasts and odds. The group favors Alabama and Texas, while Wests and Easts split.
Giants Face Packers as 8 2 Green Bay visits
New York Giants prepare to host Green Bay at 8 2 with hopes of improvement after last season’s 37 0 defeat. Only Ketchum and Murphy offer reliable help for the Giants as Green Bay seeks another win.
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Rams regain control as Reeves buys 4.8 million stake
Daniel F. Reeves reclaims the Rams by purchasing the controlling two thirds stake for 4.8 million while a 1.2 million payment was to seal the deal. Reeves valued the franchise at 7.1 million to outbid rival owners Edwin W. Pauley Fred Levy and Hal Seley. Rookie Vic Davaililio eyed the Indians centerfield job as spring training opens in March.
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Winstone Stops Rand in Third Round Boxing Bout
British featherweight champion Howard Winstone scored a third round technical knockout over Teddy Rand of Los Angeles after knocking the American to the canvas in each of the first two rounds.
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Oberlin Must Win at North Olmsted to Extend Lead
Oberlin High faces a road test at North Olmsted as the Indians try to push their Southwestern Conference lead to two games by winning tonight. Bay must lose at Rocky River for Oberlin to gain the margin, while Oberlin seeks its fifth win in six starts and relies on Jeff Siglin and Larry Donaldson for scoring.
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Loyola of Chicago Dominates All-College Semis
Loyola of Chicago rolled to an eighth straight win by defeating Arkansas 81 62 to reach the All-College tournament semifinals in Oklahoma City. Jerry Harkness led with 22 points as four Ramblers hit double figures, with Memphis State and Wyoming also advancing in the day’s rounds.
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Shaw holds scoring lead in small college basketball
New York report notes Willie Shaw of Lane Tennessee remains the top small college scorer with 42.7 points per game after three games through December 22. He is the only player over 40 points, totaling 128 in three outings while Kenny Sailors of Arkansas Tech joins the top leaders with 131.4 percentage to move into third place behind Shaw and Roberson of Fitchburg State.
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Elyria Faces Must Weekend in Buckeye Conference Clash
Elyria and Sandusky meet in a pivotal Buckeye Conference game as both vie to stay in the title race. Marion leads the standings with two strong wins. Elyria aims to repeat its Saturday victory over Lorain Admiral King and challenge Sandusky tonight, with doubleheader action continuing tomorrow.
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Bowl picks stoke odds as Alabama Oklahoma clash looms
In the Orange Bowl preview Alabama is a three point underdog to Oklahoma, with bookmakers and a Florida bookmaker noting Oklahoma’s money edge. Rose, Sugar, Orange, Gator bowls slate tight, defensive battles and uncertain high scoring outcomes dominate the tease as teams heat for New Year’s Day. Alabama 9 1 and Oklahoma 8 2 stand out in the Orange Bowl analysis amid bowl-by-bowl matchups and spread talk.
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Mud Bowl contest set for annual New Year softball clash
The 2nd annual Mud Bowl Softball League game is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hamilton. The 38 Cieh aims to defend its seven straight wins over Bul wer-DeCarlo Funeral Home, which leads the series 15 to 12 for 3% Club.
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New Year Celebration At Washington Tower Lounge
A New Year party at the Washington Tower Lounge promises hats noise makers and a traditional midnight buffet to ensure a splendid celebration for guests attending the lounge event.
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