Texas Navy Grid Roundup Looks Toward Cotton Bowl
Lone Star college grid notes point to a Texas Navy battle on New Year’s Day with Cotton Bowl implications. Teams, dates, and venues appear in readable form amid a roundup of upcoming postseason action.
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Bowl hopes fade as Washi falls while major upsets flood college gridiron
The article lists numerous top teams winning by narrow margins or big margins as Wake Forest, Michigan State, Oklahoma and others claim victories. It notes key performances by Byron Nelson for UCLA and Staubach for Texas and other standout plays, including Crosby for Texas and a 93 yard dash by Sai to beat Duke.
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Tenpin Bowling Scores Tie Up League Lead
Doug Kerns posted 202 509 for the Lame Ducks as they held first in the Starlighters Ten Pin League at Northside Lanes. Mort Mortens led the Yankees with a 597 set in their 3-1 win over the Bowl Weevils, Norma Longerbeam had a 237 game and 537 series for the Battletown Four in their 2-1 victory over the Eagernuts.
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Eagernuts
College Scores Snapshot of Weekend Wins and Losses
A sprawling college football score roundup lists outcomes across conferences. Notable results include Dartmouth 12 over Cornell 7, Pittsburgh 28 over Army 0, Navy 38 over Duke 25, Alabama 27 over Georgia Tech 11, and several Mississippi and California games among others.
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Chargers Halt Bills Bid For 4th Straight AFL Win
In front of a Buffalo crowd of 38,592, the San Diego Chargers defeated the Bills 23-13 to extend their Western Division lead to 8-2. Tobin Rote threw a 17-yard TD to Lance Alworth as the decisive play in the third period.
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Lane defies experts to win Virginia State 1-A title
Lane High School of Charlottesville upset pre season predictions to capture the Virginia Group 1-A championship under coach Tommy Theodose. Theodose credits a rebuilt defensive line led by Ralph Harrison and Joe Bingler and key play from Don Thacker Tim Theis George Foussekis Bobby Trice in a 10 game sweep. He notes sophomores filled many roles and envisions work to repeat next year.
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Utz Leads Gobblers Toward Southern Conference Title
In a key win, Virginia Tech defeated West Virginia 28 to 3 as Utz scored twice to push his season total to 54 points while Schweickert added 157 yards, keeping Tech atop the conference standings with a 4 0 mark.
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Duckpin Roundup Sparks Mixed Scores in GAA Bantam League
Mary Gail Allen led with 94 and 89 pins as Pat ton's Transfer beat Bell Clothes Stores twice on Health Center Lanes. Gloria Williams 86 and Terry Baker 84 topped losers. Rollettes tied for first with two wins over Crisman Rug. Barbara Boyd 86 Pam Sirbaugh 83 Cind Grove 82 Jill Feltner 82 Marilyn Galladay 80 powered winners. Deanna Dill 82 80 kept Crisman Rug in contention. Carolyn Hill 98 helped Buckley-Lages split with Buzzella's. Rosemary Bailey 92 Brenda Smallwood 83 Terry Hepner 80 paced Northern Virginia Power Co. to two wins over Commercial and Savings Bank. Jeannie Lofton helped Hootenannys divide with Bayliss Real Estate. Sandy Mason two 85s as Shoe Center split with Boyd's Drug Store. Robin DeHaven led for the latter at 82. Tana Willingham 85 saw Gray and Eddy lose twice to Artie's Little Rascals. Becky Stewart 92 Wanda Schuller 80 led Jules to two wins over Winchester Furniture. Barbara Flowers 90 Susie Luduth 82 Brenda Newell 84 aided Pifer Stationery’s two victories over Oates Lumber Yard. Frances Griffith 107 106 propelled Robbins to all three over Needles. Helen Burns 108 and Helen Linaburg 108 helped Cats beat Three Fives twice. Peggy Beller 112 109 Jeannie DeHaven 103 fueled Three Aces three wins over Invisibles.
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