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10--Montana Standard-Post. Friday, January 1, 1960 Weekend Climax on College Grids Syracuse After First Victory In Bowl Badgers Seek to Save Face, South Ha Rematch (Bj Thl AuoeUttd Prcu) I If, if, if. National champion Syracuse 1 bids for ili first bowl victory,) 1 OQaV DOW! Wisconsin Iries to save face with iU Big Ten brethren, and the By THE ASSOCIATED South gels a rematch of its Here's the line-up for "game of the year" Friday and Saturday in a power-packed climax to college foolball. It's open season for the football buff with six major bowl games en national television in a total of nine postseason games expected to lure a total "in person" audience of nearly a half million. Friday's schedule, with records, expected attendance, coverage: Today's Classic Cotton Bowl at Dallas Syra PRESS Friday's post-season bowl games in college foolball, including team records, expected attendance and radio-TV coverage (time is Eastern Standard): Cotton Bowl at Dallas--Syracuse (10-0) vs.

Texas (9-1), 75,504, CBS TV, radio, 3:30 p.m. Rose Bowl at Pasadena, 17-2) vs. Washington (91), 100,293, NBC TV, radio, 5 p.m. a i sugar Bowl at New Orleans- Louisiana State 19-1) vs. Mississippi (9-1), 83,000, NBC TV, radio, 2 p.m.

Orange Bowl at Miami Mis- cuse MOO) vs. Texas (9-1), 75504, vs Georgia 9 76 CBS TV, radio, 3i30 p.m. 500i CBS rVi radio i Rose Bowl at Pasadena. Calif. I Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, Fla --Wisconsin (7-2) vs.

Washington --Presbyterian (9-1) vs. Middle (9-1), 100,295, NBC TV, radio, 5 p.m. (EST). Sugar Bowl at New Orleans -Louisiana Stale (9-1) vs. Missis- Tennessee State (9-0-1), 12,000, p.m.

Prairie View Bowl at Houston- Prairie View A (8-2) vs. Wiley, Tex. (2-8), 18,000, 3 p.m. (9-1), 83,000, NBC TV, radio, 2 p.m. (EST).

Orange Bowl at Miami Mis- fast Texas team that was ratec souri (6-4) vs. Georgis (9-1), 4 in the nation. 500, CBS TV, radio, 1 p.m. Syracuse is a 13-point favorite Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, over Texas in its bid to wipe oul vs. Mid- the stigma of three previous bow' losses.

The Sugar Bowl meeting of Mis- die Tennessee Stale (9-0-1), 12, 000, 8:15 p.m. (EST). Prairie View Bowl at Houston--'sjssippi and LSU brings back the Prairie View AM (8-2) vs. Wiley No. 2 and No.

3 teams nationally (Tex) (2-8), 18,000, 3 p.m. for a rematch of a Halloween The Saturday Saturday's Gator Bowl Jacksonville, (8-2) vs. Georgia Tech (6-4), 42,000, CBS TV, 2 p.m. (EST). members of the backfield LSU's and Mississippi's big fullback Charlie Flowers.

Mississippi is East-West San Francisco -All-Star teams, 60,000, NBC TV, radio, p.m. (EST). All-American at Tucson, college All-Stars vs. Small College All-stars, 24,000, 3:30 p.m. (EST).

Having corralled top four In the final Associated Press poll, the Cotton Bowl and Sugar Bowl have the choice games at the New Year'i Day program. Matched Top-ranked Syracme could gel Its severest test from a blazing Weather Forecasts For Bowls Today (Bj ABoelated Frees) Weather forecasts for major bowl football games: Cotton Bowl at Dallas, vs. Texas--Scattered show- en; temperature in the low 60s. Rose Bowl at Wisconsin vs. Washington of brief showers or snow flurries, Temperatures In the 50s.

Sugar Bowl at New Orleans. Louisiana vs. Mississippi-Possible light rain; temperature fa the Mi. Orange Bowl at Miami, Georgia vi. Missouri--Sunny; temperature In mid-70i.

two All America Billy Cannon Young Heavies Top Card in NY Tonight Sonny Holland Will Play As Defensive Back in Shrine Classic Saturday SAN FRANCISCO (Al 1 )-- Iowa's)Bill Meek whose defensive wall Don Norton may feel a little out of place when he starts at end for the East in Saturday's East- West football frame. For Norton Is a little guy. True he stands 6 feet 1 and weighs 180, so you can't call him Tom Thumb. But compare him with Hie rest of the East line where the other six average 233 pounds and you can see the difference. Contrast In Endi Coach Duffy Daugherly announced that he would use his behemoth forward wall opening on offense.

That puts Monte Stickles, 240, from Notre Dame at one end New Faces to Brighten 1960's Slarl NEW YORK (AP) Boxing's tired, old names gave way to new faces on the New Year's Nighl show at Madison Square Garden with two young Irish heavyweights in the main event. Tom MeNceley 22, unbeaten 200-pounder from Boston, takes on George I.ogan, 23, another' 5 le newcomer from Boise, Idaho, In the 10-round feature match. As usual, the main event will A be carried on network (NBC) ra- I TM? dio and television, starting at 10 Scho 2 M0 at center p.m. (EST). Two judges and a referee will score it by rounds, yandle McN'crlcy wllh Care McNeeley, 22, is managed by Peter Fuller, son of the former governor of Massachusetts.

He has been brought along carefully, winning all of his 15 fights, 13 by knockouts. Logan's record for 14 fights is 12-1-1 but the list of opponents includes Ezzard Charles, whom he stopped in eight rounds July 30, Wisconsin and Washington fooi- and Hurricane Jackson, who beat ball teams had largely a day of nevertheless will average 211 his offensive line 211, Daugherty's starting baekfield will have either Dean Look from his own Michigan State squad or of Notre Dame with the Iowa half. George Izo quarterback back combination of Bob Jeter and Ray Jauch and Ohio Slatt'i Bob White at fullback. Auburn's Smith and Jim Houi- ton. 230-pound defensive end from Ohio Slate were elected co-captains of the East.

Unlimited SubjUluling Southern Methodist's Don dith. starting quarterback for the i i i i iiuai re i iui with the speedy Norton at the esl. and UCLA's Paul Oglesby other, Michigan Slate's Palmer who open at guard are he ca Pyle, 240, and Norlhwcstern's; a a i (or West Qglesby Gene Gossagc 235 at the tack-may sec double duty and I Bob permit Meek made no changes In "We can't match them In size announced a i West team or power." concedes West Coach 1 tv jih Chris Biirford, 200, Stanford, 1 and Gail Cogdill, 195, Washington State, at the ends; John Wilcox, 221), Oregon and Frank Sally, 220, California, at tackle, Oglesby, 230. and Boh Loveless, 21S. SMU, at guards and Rob Peterson, 198, Oregon, at center.

With Meredith in the backfield will be Dick Bass of COP Larry Wilson of Utah at Jack Spikes of TCU Kickoff Luncheon Helps Badgers, Huskies to Relax PASADENA, Calif. (AP) The hirr Sept. 3. Could Well Be New Orleans Gets the Top Bowl Clash Many observers tag the Sugar Bowl meeting of Louisiana State and Mississippi as the top post-season game of the year. Each club has identical records of 9-1 with Mississippi's ington is lo try to make up for i one loss coming against LSU, 7 to 3, on a punt return touchdown by All-American Billy Canine only loss a Big Ten team has nrin nf Thf Rmvl ic in nrinsnc 7-point pick.

Badgert Seek Revenge Wisconsin's job against Wash- suffered in the Rose Bowl the conference tie-up with West Coast in 1947. The since i ntn the' 1953 Sugar Bowl game is played in New Badgers lost to Southern California 7-0. Washington's All-Ameri- 1 ca quarterback, Bob Schloredt, duels with clutch-working Dale Hackbart, the Badger quarter- back, in this one which finds Unwanted Gibbs Ole Miss Hope consin the touchdown choice. Georgia, which won the South-1 eastern Conference title, rates 12; points over Missouri, the four) times beaten Big Eight Conference runner-up. Trade Uflfll NEW ORLEANS (AP) -wasn't long ago that nobody want-j ed Jake Gibbs, but the slick Mis- quarterback figures to Dodd Faces Former And Player Gator Ju Boiul Contest Saturday Aide Utah GO With I Anz.

(AP) Thursday as Vice Presi- The Defensive Slarlcri i dent Richard M. Nixon and Chief The East's defense from right Justice Earl Warren look Ihc mil lo left will lie Dick Brooks, spotlight al a kick-off luncheon' 195. Purdue. Houston 230 Friday's 45th Hose Bowl son 's Lou Cordileonc, 245, Au- 8 anle burn's Jack Burkett, 220, Norlh- BlU The squads look familiarization western's Jim Andreotll, 200, Ohio Stale's Dick Michael, 2SO, and Indiana's Ted Aucreman, ITS. Defensive hacks for the East nc avjuaua luurw tan i i i Swift, manager of wa ks lnrough lhe big arena and heavyweight contender Zora Fol- Wisconsin held a light sweatsuit ley, Thursday said his fighter in a cily park excite been offered a January bout in ment mounted on the eve of Ihc are Pittsburgh's Ivan Toncic, Pur- West Jordan, Utah, against i i asn i due's Boh ranked Sonny Lston.

Swift saidl I anri Mir-hfnin ei.i-. he would like lo accept the in- 1 Expcfl SO-degrce Temp Martin round bout but would have to Forecasters predicted chill, 50- Qn defense starting for the have a release from a Jan. 18 degree weather for it with will be SMU's Henry Christophtr bout in San Francisco against Ed- chance of brief showers of rain. 210, COP's Bob Denton 228 The kick-off luncheon was heldi sas 0 Peppercorn, Okli- in Civic Auditorium. Present Jim Davis, 215, TClTs Ri- nval coaches Mill Bruhn of the mon, Armstrong, 220, Don Big Ten champions and Jim Ow- Floyd, 225, and Stanford's ens of the Washington Huskies.

I Robinson 220 other distinguished guests a Thc 0 ci sive secolx ar hal some 3,000 box-lunch diners. I Sonny Holland. 220, Monlani die Machen. Tourney-Champ Utah Ags Praised OKLAHOMA CITY (API- Utah State's iron men got glowing praise Thursday from Abe Lemons, coach of the Oklahoma City University team they beat for on Srand marsnai of rrida.v JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) because of his chronic pessimism.

State in the Sugar Bowl 'football' wn Thursday for final prepara- wish Frank were right," re Friday. i llon5 for Saturday's Gator Bowl Dodd continued, "but the records sl ht 'game with Arkansas. i jusl d(na justiry it picking a ft' to lake ieir ccondi He said he title before Wednesday sail," and as final contest. i added: DoH Bill Bucck of Rice, and Grover Garvin of California HAPPY NEW YEAR Like pro star Johnny Unilas several colleges thought Gibbs of aS Gre 0 na a alI Mfe He TeiZd' oVer Slate. cause we've done it once in the CLEVELAND (API-Trie Cleve 'only 130 pounds then but onlv' llas lhc better lcam member of the Southeastern Con-i "They're a re.il solid team 15 years." land Browns acquired a young Mississippi Coach Johnnv Vang Broyles, the dashing young head ference, won six and lost four.

Just about as well coached a He thus referred passer and an experienced pass- would lake a chance on him TM a Arkansas, commented Dodd said his boys are in good ou ll ever scc sald Lemons; California 7-0 pass- catcher Thursday from the Pitts- He immediately took friendly is- Arkansas, co-champion of Btlt lake i( Demons: "I won't tell you who I'm for, i sue with his former player and Southwest Conference, won eight observers underestimated Utah but I feel sure 'we' can win be- I Slate. cause we've done it one "They're a solid team and, last 15 years." lo Southern over Wiscon- burgh Steelers, in veteran defensive W. J. (Doc) HARRINGTON Life-Auto Fire Insurance Phone 2-4356 or 5649 Real estate and Insurance 158 W. Granite SI.

Carpenters' Union Bldg. combinalin halfback The players are: Quarterback Len Dawson played at Purdue and had been of the league's top passers with warming the Stceler bench while'46 bullseyes in 94 attempts. Bobby Layne did the The question of several players' physical condition that Tech "definitely has the bet- shape and raring to ter team. I know it. my coaches (he Razorbacks because they seldom make (takes." Tech team has; Aggie Coach Cecil Baker, a vet- CHRISTMAS BILLS BLUES? return for raio uii icr team.

1 know it. my coaches (he Razorbacks, back and a Vaught's gamble paid off but kn it and the players know and end. (big. Gibbs led the Southeastern Up (or Bowls Conference in total offense with ec Butts' Walline i a Davvson, 983 yards this season and was one if ever been 'down' for so against in tne wake of Oklahoma in 1953, the lone Coast victory 75-59 loss. "They're tough to heat over the Big Ten in the now end- A I SMIL ING! If you can write your namtv mis- ing series.

A crowd of atxut 100,000 is ex- J. lnvc for a bowl game eran in this harried profession. the great passing. Gern Nagler, Asked les, Dodd grinned and said: forward to this one," said Dodd fading moments of "I don't see how he can justify who has taken teams to eight pre- All-College triumphs. i.

i i cuaii ui i in nai aE ced Jwlth and these boys have been looking used his five starters in all but the their salnr or favored by 6'A points. end from Clara, who joined the Steelers last season after playing five years tor the Chicago Cardinals. In 1953 he was Cleveland's I2th draft choice, but was traded that year to Baltimore, which released him. was sa jj sating ijko Butts the yj g- convince folks his fa- time vored team really should be the statement. You tell Frank 1 vious bowls and won them all.

In the championship game Utah Fred Braselton. Tech's star! Slate's spring-legged front line of Bruhn was asked If he had re- three minded his that Wisconsin has been the lone Big Ten loser Christmas bills. as the tr yi g- to conv 0 his fa- passer who was Larry Schofield, Cornell Green Loans $5 to $1000 in the Rose Bowl. a 181 ev 0n i audience will watch the game Owens conceded his Huskies dominated the could be beaten, but he added i quickly: "Thnt's not why we Max Perry, voted the turna- came down here." throw merit's most valuable player, ap-: joined the Cleveland club in 1956, be: coming a safety man. Preston Carpenter, formerly of has beamed the bowl game in pastels.

The weatherman said (here is Johansson Has No Commiimenl ilhe University of Arkansas. In his possibility of ight rams a lJ 'rookie year he led Oie team in but it shouldn't i 1 I ClI 1 12 noon (MST) kickoff vnred team really should the a shoulder injury in sc and Ty er ideruog." 30r pronounced himself in top backboards. Butts, ohen called Wailing Wally form. "I feel good and can easy," the Corpus Chrisli, the coup dc grace to lhe HARRV FINBtfRG HKjIl senior said. "All the boys are in'Chief's chances with hi good shape and eager." outside set shots.

All America center Maxie The win left Utah Stale with a Bauglian echoed Braselton's ap- 10-2 season record, praisal of the team. Batighan said uu ui he didn't believe a leg injury re- rushoing from the halfback posi-, wl(h the fleld condition or NEW YORK (API-Edwin AM- ce ived in a kicking drill earlier lion, but has played the game. quist, adviser al heavyweight this week would bother him. right end since then Should halfback Johnny Robin- champion Ingemar Johansson, "The leg feels all right," the Buddy Parker, a of the be at anything but top con- cabled the New York State Ath- Bessemer, redhead said. "I iSteelers, said he felt the deal was dition, the LSU attack will suffer, letie Commission Thursday that (hink I can go." I a good one for both clubs.

There Robinson broke his left hand in! no commitment had been made Oscar In Cage Scoring Race deadly. Scores al lhe fast Major race Wednesday night at the YMCA Bowling Alley's were delayed until Thursday. They show thai in this 4-game chase Harry Finbcrg hit! AlOne game of 247 and also best total; of Monthly FayroeitU 518.33 $10.00 55.00 I 01.00" "179.33 st.u was no cash involved. TEMPLE COACH RESJGN'S PHILADELPHIA (AP) Pete 'Coach a fall during a scrimmage last to any group for a return match week and a special foam rubber wilh Floyd Patterson, bandage will protect it. LSU! Ahlquist's cable said nothing Paul Dietzcl said Robin- W0 uld be decided until the cham- Ules' Negro Cagers 10 Stevens resigned Thursday as son tnir oice in the National on had a chance to talk with HALEIGH, N.C.

(AP) head football coach at Temple Footna11 League player a will the commission and the New Uither Hodges commented ap- Garden by scoring 122 points in NAT10NAL HOCKEY. f.KAC.l NEW YORK (AP)-Oscar Rb- Taranio 4. Detroit i. ertstn, Cincinnati's two-time All- Amerioa star, is making a runaway of the individual scoring race in major college basketball competition. Big 0 set an ECAC Holiday Gov.

Festival record in Madison Square Cash You I Get 100 I I 500 I "IODO'1 CAPITAL FINANCE CO. Silver Bow Block Phone 1MI Home Owned and Operated tor' Over 35 Yeari University. He had been head starl his efficiency may leave coach since 1936. His over-all rec- 1 something to be desired. orde al Temple was 4 victories and 28 defeats, including the loss of the team's last 19 games.

Aside frorn tllc natural rivalry, COLLEGE BASKETBALL Georgia Tech S3, Georgtft fS. I viii ivi i i game a so lurmsh nan flf he York district attorney on his ar- provingly Thursday on applause three games as Cincinnati won rival in New York about Jan. a crowd al the Dixie Bas- the championship. In the final Gen. Mclvin Krulewitch, chair- kelball Classic gave to two Negro against Iowa Wcdnr night he a brillianl duel between LSU All- issued a Players Wednesday night.

scored 50 pninls. statement, pointing out that no' applause while the The 6-5 ace has lal- rnmmifmoni hari hoon marfo in'University of Utah team mem- lied 375 poinls in winning commitment nao Deen made lo b(jrs mre resented trophies for games Ihis season for an average the tournament consola- of 41.7. Only one other player, turn of Ihi year, took In two directions bod; ot wiifi deep appreciation of all Itw good things it brought at (in particular, your valued patronage) forward Into 1960 wim anticipation of many more opportvniHtt youl Happy New everybody! SJLOP I A I America halfback Billy and All-America fullback Charlie Flowers of- the Rebels. Cannon's almost incredible 89-' 1 grouD neaded "iw Rov Cohn' i Ut le Jim Darrow of Bowlin Grcen is yard touchdown run with a York lawyer visited Jo' 1 said Utah's two Negro up lo the 30-point level. Darrow regular season game lasl October, and as usual, he will be the hub of the Tiger offensive.

Flowers topped the SEC in rushing with 733 yards and he rates among the Smith's finest defensive backs. nrnmntinn hansson and Ahlqulst Monday in Sweden and reported complete agreement on the rematch. NFL Votes on Adding Miami, Dallas Soon Swede Cagers Can't Get Games, Do Gei Choice of Parlies HICKORY, N.C. Swed- players were applauded "because, has 242 in eight games for a 30.3 they played good basketball." average. Long New Mexico Slate TD Drives Upset North Texas State by 28-8 ish basketball team, blacklisted by lhe EL PASO, Tex.

(AP) New Mexico State's Aggies scored for touchdowns in its lour lhree lon Locilin fell on It to put New Mexico Slate ahead 14-0. An attempt to run the conversion was stopped. The Aggies drove yards for MIAMI Kla (AP) The Na DlacK en me A A had its'the first half Thursday and up- lional Foo'hall Lcaeup will vote cholce or ew Year ETM parlie.5 set North Texas Stale 28-8 in the their second quarter tally. John- Miami and Da'las uresday but no anniversary Slln ow! passed lo Kelly on lhe Its membership at a meeting I The Swedes wnre In havp nlnvpri' a 1 ame the Miami "The main reason these Ip'fjclals who said they did nol 24 1 ffi' flrs ho lc 1 lo risk the amateur standing of TM cause of their excellent facilities --the Orange and Cotton bowls," sports editor Ed O'Nell said he by a reliable NFL was told source. HAPPY NEW YEAR From Tony at the DELUX BAR i nine.

Kelly stumbled over one de North Texas Stale lul six kicked" for was called off by college of- bles--four wilhin the New Mexico In lhe Ihird period wilh a strong wind al Ihelr backs, the Aggies the players. The Swedes were Invited to parties at two country clubs tare and at the Elk and Moose clubs. The 10 players have been slaying In the I.enoir Rhyne Gymnasium living Thc quarters. players leave Friday, for New York. Their lour was denied sanction who wenl 27 yards to score.

Bob Gaiters ran over for the conversion. One play after the next hfckoff, Eagle quarterback Bob Duty's pass was picked oft on the North 33 by New Mexico Slale hy AAU chief Dan Ferris, who end Kelly. Kelly gol back' as said Iho lour was arranged by far as the Engle eight where he Jim McGregor of Portland, Ote.Jfumbled the ball Into Hie end inetead of throujb AAU. But tackle Billy Ray Charley Johnson opened the ki cli: 1 Ihird down. scoring by throwing a 20-yard j-u Isand "for lhe pass to halfback PcrvlJ Atkins, only Norlh Texas score.

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