College Results From The Associated Press Reported Scores
Ohio State 92 Chicago Loyola 72 Cincinnati 77 Marshall 49 Maryland 79 Wake Forest 62 Southern Calif 75 DePauw 66 Purdue 65 Butler 57 Duke 78 Arizona 47 St. Marys Seattle 78 St. Marys of Calif 68.
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Ohio State
Chicago
Loyola
Cincinnati
Marshall
Maryland
Wake Forest
Southern Calif
DePauw
Purdue
Butler
Duke
Arizona
Ros St
St. John’s
N.Y
Kansas Wins 33-7 Over Rice In Bluebonnet Bowl
Kansas, a 3 point underdog, used a strong second half to defeat Rice 33-7 before 52,000 fans at the Bluebonnet Bowl. Bowl president Bob Abercrombie expects profits for charity and a timely final audit. Kansas finished the season 6-3-1 while Rice ended 7-3.
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Houston
Bob Abercrombie
The
Bowl Association
Kansas
Rice
Cleveland 99 Washington 84 in NBA clash Sunday
Sunday results show Cleveland beating Washington 99 to 84 in the NBA. Other scores include Washington 90 over Cleveland 88 and Pittsburgh 100 defeating Kansas City 96. Chicago 96 beat Hawaii 91, Los Angeles 115 over San Francisco 103. South Carolina announces eight lettermen returning for 1961 62 basketball season.
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Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Chicago
Hawaii
Los Angeles
San Francisco
South Carolina
W. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
W. L.T. Pet
New York
Philadelphia
Eeewnee
Cleveland Erseeeee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Sveneeee
Peete Wees
Greek Bay Teeseee
Detroit
Chicago Ceeesebes
Baltimore Teneenee
San Francisco E
Minnesota
Baltimore
Dallas
Green Bay
W.L.T. Pet
Buffalo
San Diego
Denver
Boston
Houston
Oakland
Coca Cola leads big four team bowling sweep in Northside event
Jean Hovermale anchored Coca Cola with a 501 series as five 400s sparked a 2363 scratch pinfall in the Northside league headliner. Irma Bryan, Mary Hodson, Pat Taylor and Doris Conner followed with strong scores, while multiple teams including One Hour Quality Cleaners and Shawnee Squaws posted 2000s totals and notable individual marks.
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Coca Cola
Forrest Hills
Northside
Irma Bryan
Mary Hodson
Pat Taylor
Doris Conner
Frances Sager
Hudson
Clara Orndorff
Messall
Yeakley
Farrell
Frye
Zirkle
Cokes
National Fruit
Gilmer
Martin's Drug Store
National Homes
Jean Hovermale
Betty Willis
Jo Votel
Dot Clark
Mabel Smith
Martin
Yale Party At Boyce Draws About 100 Attendees
Approximately 100 persons attended the community Christmas Party at the local fire hall yesterday. Santa Claus handed out candy and oranges. The Baptist Choir led singing of Christmas carols. The Rev. Frank Q. Cayce offered the invocation and benediction. The Rev. Homer C. South spoke on the meaning of Christmas.
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Boyce
Santa Claus
Baptist
Frank Q. Cayce
Homer C. South
OSU Directory Lists Marital Status for Faculty
Ohio State University adds marital status to a new directory. Numbers after each name indicate single married separated divorced or widowed, offering a quick check on who is available.
Syracuse Beats Miami In Liberty Bowl Weather Threatens Game
Syracuse edged Miami 15 14 in a sub freezing Liberty Bowl clash. Ambrose Dudley warned that Philadelphia may lose the bowl without financial help and ticket sales. Ernie Davis starred with 140 yards on 30 carries and one TD as 15 712 attendance underscored weather costs.
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Philadelphia
Syracuse
Miami
Ambrose
Bud) Dudley
Bowl Association
Dudley
National Broadcasting Co
Ernie Davis
Friday Bridge Winners Named at George Washington Hotel
Mrs. Robert Giffin and Mrs. John Griffith won the weekly duplicate match of the Friday Contract Bridge Group at the George Washington Hotel. Runners-up were Mrs. S. H. Reaves with Bentley Kinney, third place went to Mrs. Irvan O Connell and Mrs. Grace Roberts, and fourth to Mrs. Claude Smalls and John Griffith. The next meeting is Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the hotel.
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Robert Giffin
John Griffith
George Washington Hotel
S. H. Reaves
Bentley Kinney
Irvan O’connell
Grace Roberts
Claude Smalls
Leon Wagner Leads Angels With 28 Home Runs In 1961
Five Angels players topped twenty homers in 1961 with Leon Wagner driving the total as the leader at 28. The lineup showcased power as the club tallied extensive long balls throughout the season.
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Los Angeles Angels
Leon Wagner
Virginia All-State 1960 Football Team Honorees
The Virginia Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association named an All-State squad dominated by four Group I-A schools. E. C. Glass and Great Bridge led with three players each, Highland Springs and Norview with two apiece, and George Mason star Carlo highlighted a 14-man first team plus others on second and honorable mentions.
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Virginia Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association
E. C. Glass
Lynchburg
Great Bridge
Highland Springs
Norview
Terry Jenkins
Bobby Owens
Whitley
Calvin Zongolowicz
Dennis Lantz
Johnny Lucas
Benedictine
Richmond
Alvarez
Lucas
Buster O’brien
Princess Anne
John Valiante
Mt. Vernon
Dave Monahan
Martinsville
Billy Hill
Nelson County
Owens
Brown
Voight
Zongolowicz
Carlo
George Mason
Lynn Chewning
Spotsylvania
Ken Hook
Lebanon
Wendall Coleman
Buena Vista
Mitchell Jett
Northumberland
Danny Nase
Philegar
H. E. Ragasdale
Walker
E.C. Glass
Edwards
Hornet
Carr
Jones
Central District
Freeman
Osborne
Saltville
Jennings
Wise
Lantz
Lee Robertson
Washington-Lee
Arlington
John Hughes
Sanders
Jenkins
al Rinaldi
Kinnard
Gregory
Sherrill Witt
Donnie Ashby
Northampton
Commodores
Northwestern
James Monroe
Handley
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Associated Press
Seattle
St.Mary's of Calif
Cumberland, Md
Winchester
National Basetball Association
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
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Avese
Firestone Aucouis
Cheston
N. Braddock ST
Coca Cola Girls
Shawnee Squaws
Betty Keckley
Anna Collins
Mildred Brill
Hilma Lillis
Margie Beaver
Peoples Cleaners
Beta Sigma Phi
Glynnell Headley
Fred Kalat
National
J. Bunner
George Washington Garage
O'Sullivan
Hal Boone
Leroy Boone
Od Waterloo Grocery
George Dofflemeyer
Shawnee Bowmen
Don Brill
Lee
Shawnee
David Butts
Ted Hepner
Comets
Buicks
Moyer
Corvetts
T-Birds
Charlie Coates
Charles Allen
Allen Kibler
Falcons
Vernon Fox
Ernest Ashwood
Impalas
J. Troester Shotting
Ford
Ramblers
Riley Loy
Yale
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Cupid
Dad
Wolverine
Fiday
Virginia Power
Charles Ramsburg
Charles Carr
Dan Phlegar
Narrows
Steve Sanderlin
Bill Alvarez
Cave Spring
Ken Whitley
Ed Walker
Mike Saunders
Arthur Brown
Sanderlin
Bob Kinnard
Raleigh Voight
Phlegar
Billy Edwards
Orange
B. G. Jennings
Don Gregory
John Carole
Falls Church
Clarke County
Ramsburg
Clare
Berryville
Butch Duncan
Harry Crone
Herndon
Benny Millions
Loudoun County
Bill Bauserman
Trott Graham
Gary Bolen
James Wood
Harold Wright
Warren County
Kenny Shifflett
Elkton
Richard Early
Turner Ashby
Tom Cain
Jimmy Anderson
Butch Lee
Wayne Comer
Page County
James McCarty
Virginia
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