Y A Tittle Named NFL Most Valuable Player
Y A Tittle of the New York Giants was chosen MVP by AP voters, edging Jim Brown 33 to 7. He led in touchdowns and passing yards, with 33 TDs this season, aiming for a winner take all showdown with Pittsburgh.
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NYU Upset by Rockets as Loyola Edge Western Michigan
NYU, ranked No. 2, lost to unranked Toledo 87 74 at Madison Square Garden. Loyola Chicago survived a scare from Western Michigan 108 102. Oklahoma State remained unbeaten with 71 64 over Brigham Young. Gordie Howe noted for 48 playoff overtime goals in his career.
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Hand's Pro Pigskin Picks Giants Bears In Champs Outlook
New York Giants and Chicago Bears are favored for the NFL title playoff at Wrigley Field on December 29. The weekend features key showdowns including Packers versus 49ers and Steelers versus Giants with division titles and AFL implications on the line.
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College Scores From The Associated Press Roundup
Georgetown 98, Manhattan 87 and Rhode Island 77, Brown 62 highlight a college basketball AP roundup. Other results include Massachusetts 93, Boston College 74. Toledo 87, NYU 74. Villanova 58, Buffalo 56. The Citadel 97, Presbyterian 61. Wash. & Lee 58, Lynchburg 54. Memphis State 88, Marquette 74. Howard 85, Notre Dame 60. Iowa 73, So. Methodist 70. Loyola Chicago 105, W. Mich. 102. Providence 72, St. Louis 66. Colorado 72, Houston 61. New Mexico 49, Denver 43. Oklahoma State 71, Brigham Young 64. Seattle 98, Montana State 75.
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Fight Results Miami and Worcester Card Notes
In Miami Eddie Agin outpointed Dixon in a 168 pound bout. Raul Rojas defeated Zuniga at 134 pounds. In Worcester Billy Anderson versus Billy Bachus was postponed to next Thursday due to snow.
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Busy Weekend for Area Cagers Amid Playoff Push
Five local high school basketball games are scheduled tonight and two more tomorrow as area teams chase district and regional goals. Notable matchups include Handley vs George Mason, James Wood vs Fauquier, Strasburg vs Central, John Mosby vs Capon Bridge, and Stonewall Jackson vs Rappahannock with Clarke County looming tomorrow night.
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