Rose Bowl Ducats Selling Before New Year’s Day Game
Public sale of 3500 Rose Bowl tickets drew high demand at the Rose Bowl starting 8 a.m. Wisconsin versus USC looms as the New Year’s Day game with USC as seven point underdogs for some and even for Coach Jess Hill.
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Maxim predicts win as Moore eyes upset in title bout
In St Louis Joey Maxim foretells victory over Archie Moore in a 15 round light heavy title defense. Maxim, 36, weighs 176 at weigh in and bets on a jab and left hook to keep Moore off balance while noting Moore’s dangerous right hand. Moore enters as 8 to 5 favorite despite Maxim’s confidence and pay day certainty.
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Dukes Scores 30 as Seton Hall Wins
Seton Hall beat Louisville 77-66 in South Orange with 6-11 center Wally Dukes scoring 30 points and making 16 free throws. Dukes leads Pirates to their sixth straight victory and posts 178 points this season for a 29.7 average.
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GC All-Stars Fall To League Team at THS Gym
Grand Central's entry in the Industrial league edged GC all-star intramural team 46 to 42 in an exhibition at THS gym. Harpo Celaya scored 17 points and Tom Shoemaker 11 for the winners while Chuck Olson and Walt Patrick each had nine for the intramural squad. The intramural team led 20 to 18 at halftime.
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Drugists Triumph In YMCA League Clash
Martin Drug defeated R and R 56 to 37 as Ed Chappel led with 17 points. In the other game 803rd Supply forfeited to Paulos.
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Coach Bruce Drake backs new free throw rule in basketball
Norman Oklahoma Bruce Drake Oklahoma coach and president of the National Basketball Coaches Association endorses the rule allowing two free throws and removing out of bounds in the final three minutes. He cites longer games higher penalties for fouls and reduced point shaving as key benefits while noting spectators will enjoy the game more.
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Tempe Banquet Honors Arizona State Football Team
The Arizona State College Tempe football banquet honored the squad with booster Sun Angels. MVP went to Halfback Marvin Wahlin from Casa Grande, outstanding lineman to Tackle John Jankans of Reading, Pa., and outstanding back to Halfback Dick Curran of Phoenix. Speaker was Clarence Munn of Michigan State College.
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Biggie) Munn
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Whirlaway Earns Horse of the Year Honors Again
Ten years ago Whirlaway was named horse of the year for the second time marking a rare repeat season. The accolade highlighted the standout performance of the champion Thoroughbred in the national racing circuit.
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College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
A long listing of late season college basketball results features numerous men teams. Notable scores include Westminster Mississippi 111 over Florence Teachers 92 and Loyola Los Angeles 95 over Arizona State Flagstaff 62.
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Six Man Tag Main Event Headlines Sports Center Card
Tomorrow night's Sports Center show features a six man tag match with Ali Bey the Masked Stranger and Frank Jares facing Sonny Kargis Ray Piret and Pierre LaBelle in an hour long session. Three one fall matches open the program with Bey vs LaBelle Piret vs Jares and Kurgis vs Stranger. Tickets available at Rogers Jewelry and Crescent Cigar Store.
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Devils Tangle With Marine Five
San Diego Naval Training Center upset Arizona State at Tempe after their 83-56 loss to the Marine Recruit Depot. NTC built a 24-14 lead in the first quarter and led 42-26 at halftime. Monte Gonzales scored 22 for the Sailors while Jerry Stiteler led ASU with 12.
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Moe Larnin Knocks Out Fuller in Madison Square Garden Bout
Twenty years ago Jimmy Moe Larnin born 14544 defeated Sammy Fuller born 136 by knockout in the eighth round of a scheduled ten round match at Madison Square Garden.
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St Johns Girls 40 Cathedral 16 in CYO contest
St Johns girls rout Cathedral 40 to 16 in a county recreation cage game Ruth Castano led scoring with 17 points. St Ambrose CYO girls beat St Cyril 18 to 13 with Ann Waer top scoring at five points.
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Three Junior League games feature close outcomes and big scorers
In the Junior Church league Trinity Presbyterian fell 31 to 34 to Our Saviour's Lutheran as M Benson earned 11 for the winners. Mel Potter led Catalina Blues to an 85 to 42 victory over First Baptist with 30 points. Bill Belton scored 16 as First Congregational beat First Southern Baptist 47 to 43.
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