Frosh Rally Misses Odds In Overtime Loss
The San team trailed by four at halftime before a late surge tied the score at 88 88. In overtime Newman hit a key shot and Leggett added points to push the Frosh to a narrow defeat as the final minutes proved costly.
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Warriors Rally Past Opponents With Solid Quarter Run
In a high scoring game the Warriors built a 32 point lead entering the third quarter and coasted home. Thurmond and Mullins supplied the offense while Ted Abe added key scoring. Elgin Baylor led the Lakers with 21 points as the Lakers struggled with miscues.
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Shin Pere eam leads in senior game scoring standouts
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SMU Mustangs Football Sees Offense Carry 1948 Season
The 1948 SMU season ended with an 6 1 Southwest Conference record and an 2 Season mark as the team relied on a fast tempo offense. Levying early momentum, SMU beat Rice 35-23 then rallied past Purdue 28-24, with Levins scoring and Partee kicking key field goals late. The offense featured a strong passing and rushing attack led by Levins and quarterback play, while defense included Lagrone and Reevlenans on the line and linebackers Griffin and Stewart.
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Boston University Dominates ECAC Hockey Festival Title
Boston University wins ECAC festival title at Madison Square Garden beating Clarkson 3-2. Minnesota crushes St. Lawrence 11-3 to take third. Terriers score in second period with Morganan Wakabayashi goals. Minnesota’s Klatt hat trick and Beak assist fuel Gophers. Event marked by a four-game win streak for Bose.
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Seals in a four way battle for eighth in West Coast
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Trojans Sun Devils Lose in Cage in Phoenix
In Phoenix Arizona the Trojans and Sun Devils faced a setback as Texas pulled away midway through the second half to secure an 80 63 victory. Don Smith set a Schaal record with 41 points in a high scoring game amid chaotic play.
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Dallas Cowboys Fever Grips Town Ahead of Title Chance
Football fans flock to Dallas as tickets go on sale for the Cowboys division crown celebration near the Cotton Bowl. Meredith, sidelined by cramps blamed on medicine or sleep aids, rode the bench last Sunday amid Landry’s shifting quarterback plans.
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Celtics rally past Pistons in overtime 116 113
Sam Jones hit a basket and a free throw with 1.2 left in OT as Boston Celtics edge Detroit 116 113. Havlicek led Boston with 28 points while Bitnick had 31 for Detroit. Celtics advantage from the line and Pistons shooting woes decide the game.
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Sven Tumba quits Sweden hockey for private business
Sweden’s famed world champion Sven Tumba, 35,宣布 quitting hockey to enter private business. He will sell his hockey equipment after scoring 6.8 goals in world championships and Olympic Games.
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