Navy vs. Missouri

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, January 3, 1961, page 12

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  Tigers Cage Be|Iino, but LoRose Labels Him Genuine AII-Americo guessing over Bellino’s fair catch Of a Missouri punt late in the game with Navy trailing, 21–⁠14. 1t looked like Joe had running room. Coach Wayne Hardin said. and many of the fans expected lin to try cne of his fancy returns. 1T was a judgment play” Bellino said. IF let the ball roll, it might’ve taken a bad bounce. AS for trying to run, it looked like they were coming at me pretty good” y && Bellino says he will go into the Marine Corps or the sub marine service, and LaRose is having trouble making up his mind. too. He’ll go either with the Detroit Lions of the National Football League or the Boston Patriots of the rival American League, both OF which drafted him. II won’t make up my mind for a while yet,” LaRose says Both of them are pretty close in what they’re offering, and there are a lot of things you have to consider” II u u ~ halftime pageant was fantastic. 1t had a Roman holiday motif, complete with horse drawn chariots, trumpet .ers, smartly dressed soldiers in blazing red and white, spear bearers, etc. And just for realism, live lions brought in on Gagged floats. 1t was so good that someone said that the only way they’ll be able to top it next year will be to let the lions loose. FUCHS.

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Missouri leads 2–⁠1 in three meetings, counting the one since this game.