COLLEGE FOOTBALL }
by The Associated Press }
Thursday’s results
Corn Bowl
Luther (Iowra) 24, Western
Illinois 20.
Burley Bowl
Eagt Tenn. 7, Appalachian 0
Botany Bowl
Kearney (Neb) 34. Northern
(SB) 13
Mineral Bowl
Missouri Valley 31, Hastings 7
Other Gaimes:
FAR WEST
Denver 6, Wyoming 3
Utah 14, Utah State 13
Whitworth 7, Coll, of Idaho 6
Fresno JC 26, Mexico City j
Politechico 14
Everett JC 19, Shaista JC 6
EAST :
Cornell 39. Pennsylvania 7 :
Colgate 25, Brown 0
SOUTHWEST
Texas 21, Texas A & M 6 j
Arkansas State 33, Arkansas
Tech 6
Howard Payne 21, Abilene
Christian 6
SOUTH
William & Mary 6. Richmond 6
Virginia Tech 39, Virginia
Military 13
Cha.tanooga 25. Memphis S 7
MIDWEST
Wichita 54, Tulsa 0
Miami (O) 14, Cincinnati 0
Bradley 7, South. Illinois 7
NATIONAL FOOTBALL
LEAGUE
by The Associated Press
Thursday’s results
Detroit 24. Green Bay 10
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b L AT ORE SATURDAY
'by The Associated Press
Tomorrow is $$$-Day for
Navy, 'Mississippi, Georgia
Tech, Aulburn and Vanderbilt
in college football as Sugar
and Cotton Bowl officials take
a last look at the five contend
ers before making selections
to fill their two remaining lu
crative January 2 berths
Navy, geared for its tradi
tional inter-service run-in with
Army at Philadelphia, is the
pivotal club in the five-team
bowl parley. It was Navy
which broke the ice for the
service academies by accept
ing' a spot in the Sugar Bowl
last New Years Day, and word
has it the Middies are favored
for ahe Cotton Bowl, this time
opposite Texas Christian.
Favored, that is, if the Mid
dies can dispose of Army a
gain. If Navy accepts the Cot
ton Bowl invitation expected
to follow a Middie victory, it
would leave the four South
eastern conference schools bat
tling for the Sugar Bow] spot
against Pitt.
If Navy declines the hid, or
loses to the Cadets, it would
leave the Colton and Sugar
Bowl selectors switching their
bids to the SEC quarter Ole
Miss. Tech, Auiburn and Vandy
The SBC champ generally
winds up in New Orleans at
the Sugar Bowl, but there’s
no guarantee.
And there’s no guarantee as
to who the SEC champ will
be, either. All four of the hope
fuls have a chance.
) The Gator Bowl, Sun Bowl
and lesser post-season games
also hinge on the outcome of
tomorrow’s games.
Some of the traditional sea
son-ending games were played
yesterday, with Texas deliver
ing a shocker by upsetting
Texas A & M 21-6. That left
Texas Christian a clear field
for the Southwest conference
crown and an unchallenged
ri/ght to fill the host spot in
the Cotton Bowl.
Texas A & M was shooting
for its first conference title in
14 years, knowing it couldn 11
get the Bowl berth because of
probationary action for violat
ing conference recruiting codes *
The conference gave TCU the
Cotton Bowl bid last week
when it was clear the Frogs
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GiS Nettinqs
by Gil Truitt
Basketball hunjgry Sitkans
will get a full menu at the Ed
gecumjbe Field House during
the Turkey holiday weekend
when " the barnstorming Ketchi
kan Rockets & the Sitka ANB
Tribe renew an old rivalry in a
series unmatched for color and
excitment.
The explosion between the
two Southeastern powerhouses
are set for Friday and Satur
day evenings i o be preceded
each night by preliminary ga
mes. The preliminary games,
unscheduled as yet, will begin
each evening at 7 p. m.
The First City crew is due
in town on Friday and this big
series looms large in the eyes
* (continued on page three)
Frigid air from
Canada moves into
northern states
by The Associated Press
Snow or rain patches dotted
much of the nation today as
frigid air poked across the bor
der from Canada into the nortk
ern plains states.
There Was light snowfall a
ross Minnesota and the uipper
Great Lakes while rain extend
ed from east Texas to the west
ern Carolinas and Tennessee.
Port Arthur, Tex., measured
IV2 inches of rain in the last 24
hours.
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The firemen work on a lower
base pay with special premiums
the others get a higher base
pay without the premium pay.
The firemen are seeking a par
ity in vacation pay, which is
filgursd on base wages
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