Loyola and NYU Win Tight Doubleheaders in Chicago
Loyola Ramblers beat Detroit 113-108 in overtime after a 40 minute game with Tom Manzke keying the breakthrough. NYU Violets edged Northwestern 75-66 in regulation as Stan McKenzie delivered late. Kansas overcame Texas Tech 73-67. Bud Koper scored 44 for Oklahoma City in a 95-90 win over SMU. Wichita State defeated Duquesne 91-74. Notre Dame beat Bowling Green 79-65 despite Howard Komives’ 41 points for the Falcons.
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College Scores Across Regions From Associated Press
East region results include Columbia over Rutgers 74 73 and Rhode Island 92 over New Hampshire 90. Villanova 97 over Scranton 48 and UConn 69 over St Francis N Y 69. Maryland 72 over N C State 62. West Virginia 79 over Richmond 71. Midwest features Loyola Chicago 113 over Detroit 108 in OT and NYU 75 over Northwestern 66. West shows Utah State 94 over Texas A M 71 and Arizona 74 over Denver 64. California area lists Arizona State 87 over Grand Canyon 76 and Washington State 85 over Idaho 68.
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AFL Set for Playoff If Ties Persist
The AFL arranged potential playoff dates and sites after coin flips by Commissioner Joe Foss and aides. With six of eight teams still in contention, scenarios include Western and Eastern divisions with deadlocks among San Diego Oakland Boston Buffalo Houston New York. Final multi-team ties would stage games in late December and early January.
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Famous Baltimore editor across many clues
Crossword style puzzle listing numerous abbreviated and biblical term clues for editors, writers, and common words with supplied hints such as famous editors, roles, and misc. references across a dense grid of entries.
Steelers Lead in Few Categories Ahead of Title Shot
The Pittsburgh Steelers, needing a win to claim their first division title, top the NFL in only two areas: running plays with 540 and field goals. Green Bay trails at 469 rushing tries, while New York Giants excel in first downs, passing, touchdowns, passing TDs, completions, and total points ahead of the winner-take-all clash in New York.
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Harmon of Michigan Pioneered Sports Broadcasting to a Million Dollar Package
Tom Harmon, famed Michigan All-America halfback and Heisman winner, built Harmon of Michigan into a nationwide brand with a $1 million package. He hired his crew, secured sponsors, and sold rights to ABC. A WWII veteran and actor Elyse Knox wife, Harmon later returned to broadcasting after two seasons with the Rams.
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Pearl Ebert nets season high in Tuesday duckpin action
In Health Center league action Pearl Ebert rolled a 375 series on 131 134 110 games to lead S & H Green Stamps past Charcoal Hearth. Marie Fauver and Betty Livengood also posted solid scores as Alley Kats swept Miller and Anderson and other teams posted wins in the busy roundups.
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Mountaineers Face Tough Schedule as Southern Title Hopes
West Virginia struggles against weaker league foes while edging Furman 67-65 and The Citadel 58-53. Tom Lowry tops WVU with 21 points in the Richmond win as VMI and Furman suffer league defeats. Ronnie Collins leads South Carolina with 30 in a 45 point effort for the Paladins. Washington and Lee and Hampden-Sydney post wins in the Little Eight.
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Stricter boxing rules debated by federation
Manila AP report says the Oriental Boxing Federation met in its annual convention to consider stricter rules aimed at reducing injuries to boxers.
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