Major college teams stay unbeaten after hectic week
St Louis tops Kentucky 42 40 to seize No 1 in college basketball as 12 major squads remain unbeaten amid travels and pre conference tournaments. Hamline Minnesota Western Kentucky and others extend win streaks while upsets hit Alabama, Purdue, Stanford, Indiana and more.
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Major College Rivalries On This Week's Basketball Schedule
New York listings show a dense slate with Santa Clara at San Francisco and St Marys facing Notre Dame at the Cow Palace, plus games across the country including Nevada at Brigham Young and Connecticut at Creighton. Tomorrow and Wednesday feature more high profile matchups at Madison Square Garden and Boston Arena, with several top programs involved.
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New Year's Bowl Scores From Major Stadiums News AP
The Associated Press reports New Year's games across the nation with many ties and decisive wins. Northwestern defeats California 20 to 14 in Pasadena. Oklahoma beats North Carolina 14 to 6 in New Orleans. SMU defeats Oregon 21 to 13 in Dallas. Texas tops Georgia 41 to 28 in Miami. East beats West 14 to 12 in San Francisco. Clemson overwhelms Wake Forest 20 to 7 in Jacksonville.
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Caddy House To Be Golf Hall of Fame in Evanston
The Evans Scholar House near Northwestern University in Evanston will host Golf Hall of Fame ceremonies. Four 1940s era figures Bobby Jones Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen and Francis Ouimet are named as initial honorees. The Hall will mirror Cooperstown style with formal dedication planned in coming months.
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All-Stars Jermain Set To Play Tonight At Troy High
The Troy All-Stars host Barclay Jer main gaint of Watervliet at 7 15 pm on the Troy High court. Ed Verrilio urges team members to report by 7 pm as prior success with Barclay Jermain is noted.
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New Year Bowl Season Produces Historic Postseason Gridiron
A record New Year's gridiron series drew about 8,223 fans from Tampa to Tokyo. The Rose Bowl saw Northwestern edge California 20-14 as Big Ten triumphed over PCC. Texas and Oklahoma stars led the day with high drama in major bowls while Notre Dame earned the Shrine East-West MVP honor. Multiple bowls across the nation reported crowds from 3,000 to 93,000 and total festive totals near several million dollars.
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Balky Augie Galan Draws Release From Cincinnati
Augie Galan, once a World Series run producer, was released by the Cincinnati Reds. The veteran outfielder, 36, rebounded after balking at a Coast League assignment in 1944 to have a long major league career, hitting over .300 for four seasons and remaining a dangerous pinch hitter.
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New Jersey Racing Commission Reports Eighth Annual Findings
The New Jersey State Racing Commission released its eighth annual report to Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll, noting satisfaction with 1948 racing results. It cites increased state revenue from racing, enhancements in handle share, and continued calls for improving track attendance and governance while acknowledging ongoing claims and adjustments.
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Monday A M Quarterbacks Call It Would You Have
A scrambled recap of a Gator Bowl moment. The piece questions if a fourth and nine decision to attempt a field goal by Miller altered Clemson's fate in the Missouri game. It recalls coaches Frank Howard and Clemson gambles, contrasting with other teams like Boston College and North Carolina State, as Clemson faced a late drive.
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Eagles Deny Sale of Champion Club
Philadelphia General Manager Charley Feesho denied reports that the Nations Football Leave champion Eagles have been sold. He said there is no indication a sale occurred, despite columnist Braven Dyer claiming a Philadelphia syndicate led by James Clark was purchasing the club for about $900,000.
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Autocrat Triumphs at Santa Anita in San Carlos
Autocrat won the San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita in 1:25 4/5 for seven furlongs. Dinner Gong finished second, Rippey third. Autocrat paid 14.40 to win, 7.80 to place, 4.40 to show. Miami-Mose Razin captured the Dade Handicap at Tropical Park in six furlongs in 1:10 4/5. Said F680 for $2, Kitchen Police was runner-up, Ibsen third. Gestapo won the Jumping feature at Fair Grounds with Traveler second and Prince Favor third. Don Kaiser, Louisville, and Dick Holroyd, Miami, won the Grange Bowl doubles with Gardner Anthony and Doug Sandberg in a 7-9 6-4 34 4-6 6-4 match.
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Runaways Triumph in CYO Games at St Josephs Gym
Three CYO basketball contests yesterday at St Josephs gym featured St Marie's Runaways beating St Ambrose 52-21 as Jerry Larter and Matt Pitzger each scored 20 points. In another game, Anthony defeated Immaculate Conception 57-25 after a 26-8 first half. St Carmel led AH39 Albee's comeback before holding on for victory.
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Hockey Star Fined for Fight in Toronto Game
Montreal’s Kenny Reardon and Toronto’s Harry Gardner fought with sticks and fists in a 6-3 Maple Leafs win. Gardner fined 240 and suspended one game by NHL president Clarence Campbell, who aims to curb fighting, with suspension effective January 19 in Toronto Montreal clash.
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Motor Five Faces CWV Tonight at Watervliet High Court
The Arsenal City Motors cage team from CWV Albany faces the Sullivan Post club tonight in Watervliet. Sullivan features former Albany High School stars now excelling in college ranks including Johnny Dickelman Jim Engle Bill Roberts. The Motors post game with the Cate Kill American Legion Post was postponed due to flood travel difficulties.
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Steelers Star Kicker to Wed Dorothy Daniels
Pittsburg star place kicker and former LSU standout Joe Glamp, from Mt Pleasant Pa, will wed Dorothy Daniels daughter of Mrs James Daniels of Mt Pleasant Pa. The engagement was announced by her parents as the couple prepare for marriage.
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