Syracuse Tops Horns With Late QB Sneak
Syracuse defeated Texas Tech with a late 75 yard rushing score by quarterback Bob Lackey after Milstead connected on a five yard pass to Jack Estes. The win boosted Syracuse toward a Cotton Bowl bid as observers noted a potential Sugar Bowl matchup looming with LSU if Ole Miss lands opposite Oklahoma State.
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Browns Minimize Browns Risk as 49ers Prepare
Cleveland’s Jim Brown and Mitchell pose a tough test for San Francisco as the Browns chase the NFL East title lead while the 49ers, banged up but largely healthy, await them. Brown seeks another big game after leading with 1031 yards in nine games this season.
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College Football Scores Across Divisions
A roundup of weekend results shows Colgate 33 over Brown 14 and Pennsylvani a 28 over Cornell 13. Southern teams posted wins as VMI 37 toppled VP1 12 and Memphis State beat Chattanooga 15 to 9. NCAA action includes North Carolina 50 over Duke 0 and Tenn State 26 over Jackson State 6.
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Trade Pact to Save Russia Reported by Tass News Agency
Tass News Agency reports a concluded trade pact between Russia and another party valued at about 1.0 billion rubles, aimed at saving or stabilizing relations and economic ties. The exact counterpart and terms remain unclear in the brief report.
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Russia
Wilt the Stilt 49 Points Pace 143-130 Win over Celtics
Wilt Chamberlain scored 49 points and grabbed 43 rebounds as the Philadelphia Warriors defeated the Boston Celtics 143-130 at Convention Hall. He set a new Philadelphia arena mark while teammates Guy Rodgers and Tom Gola aided the attack. The win, with Bill Russell out, moved the Warriors atop the Western Division.
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United Press International
Wilt
Billy Hunter Favored Over Miteff in Garden TV Bout
New York UPI reports lightweight heavyweight Billy Hunter of Detroit is a slight 11 10 favorite to defeat Argentina's Alex Miteff again in a rematch at Madison Square Garden. The 10 round bout will be televised nationally by NBC at 10 PM.
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UPI
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Argentina
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Mitoff
Tony Anthony
NBC
Ranger Goalie Demoted Sparks Bitter Springfield Move
New York Ranger goalie Lorne Worsley expressed bitter reaction to his demotion to Springfield of the American League. He said he would move his family and refused to relocate again this season. General Manager Mazz Patrick announced Marcel Paille would be recalled to replace him due to Worsley’s nervous play.
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Charnley Confident to Beat Brown in December Title Bout
Briton Dave Charnley says he will whip world lightweight champion Joe Brown in the 15 round bout set for December 2 in Houston. He traveled 6 000 miles and states he did not fly here to lose as training paused briefly for a turkey dinner.
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UPI
Dave Charnley
England
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Amateur sleuth in Stockholm confesses thefts of stalled cars
A 29 year old amateur detective in Stockholm admitted Tuesday to stealing and then locating 60 cars. He credited his knack for finding vehicles with helping him uncover the crimes.
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Stockholm
UPI
Bowling Green Falcons Named 1959 Small College Champions
The Bowling Green Falcons 9 6 1959 national small college champions by UPI coaching board. They led with 23 first place votes and 407 points, edging Mississippi Southern and Middle Tennessee State.
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Providence Reds Grab Hockey Second Spot
Providence Reds rose to second in the American Hockey League by edging the Hershey Bears 4 3 with nine seconds left in a holiday game. Ray Ross scored the winner as Floyd Smith Mike Nykoluk and Dane Fisher aided Hershey to a 3 1 lead before Earl Reibel and Lloyd Hillman tied and sealed the comeback.
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Ukiah Rifle Team Faces Martinez Solano in North Bay League
The Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club will challenge Martinez and Solano County gun clubs in a North Bay League match Sunday afternoon followed by the second turkey shoot of the season. Ukiah aims for a fifth straight victory after a 965 959 954 scoreline in an earlier meeting. Public participation invited with turkeys or hams for relay winners.
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Red Palmer
Napa
Stanford Last In Standings First in Stats
Stanford finished last in the Big Five but led in total offense with 347.0 yards per game, as AAWU figures show after Stanford’s 20-17 loss to California. Dick Norman's strong passing helped finish the year with 176 completions. USC and Washington trailed in defense and offense across the board.
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UPI
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Southern California
Dick Norman
Bears
UCLA
Washington
USC
Palm Beach Open Leads Tie Among Veterans And Youngsters
Veteran George Bayer shared a one stroke lead with two 24 year old rivals Frank Wharton of Dallas and John Bunk Parry of Tallahassee after each shot four under par 68 in the West Palm Beach Open. Doug Sanders and Pete Cooper were among players at 70 as wind affected scoring.
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UPI
George Bayer
Bayer
Frank Wharton
Dallas
Tex
John Bunk Parry
Tallahassee
Fla
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Eigar
Wally Butts Named SEC Coach of the Year
Georgia coach Wally Butts, entering his 21st season with a question filled squad, led the Bulldogs to a league title and earned SEC Coach of the Year honors from United Press International. The team faced losses like Theron Sapp and Dave Lloyd before the season.
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UPI
Georgia
Wally Butts
Southeastern
Enned Press International
Butts
Theron Sapp
Dave Lloyd
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