Ravens Seek Second NAIA East Regional Tourney Title
Anderson College cagers leave for Youngstown Ohio to face seven top small colleges in the NAIA East Regional Tip-Off Tourney. The Ravens, 9-0 in nine starts, meet Youngstown State and other strong teams as they defend their Hoosier Conference form. The event at South Field House is billed as one of the season’s hottest holiday tournaments.
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Anderson College
Youngstown
Ohio
Ravens
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Bob Macholtz
City of Richmond
Youngstown University
Tennessee A. & L
NATA
Geneva
Westminster
Pennsylvania
Steubenville
West Virginia Wesleyan
Detroit Tech
Eastsiders
Indiana
Tennessee
Richmond
Villa Madonna
Kentucky
Morris Harvey
West Virginia
Eastern Illinois
Manchester
Hanover
Indiana Tech
Concordia
Fort Wayne
Indiana Central
Taylor
Macholtzmen
Hoosier
U S Davis Cup Bid Faces Australian Defense in Melbourne
The United States bids to reclaim the Davis Cup December 26 to 28 on a neutral floor at Manual Training High School. Vic Seixas and Barry Mackay lead singles for the U S while Dom Rosselli’s squad battles injuries and Australia’s stars led by Mal Anderson and Ashley Cooper.
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Will Grimsley
Melbourne
Unitedi
States
Indianapolis
Faithana Central
Vic Seixas
Gardnar Mulloy
Barry Mackay
Youngstown
Youngstown Tourney
Anderson
Australia
Penguins
Rew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Muskingum
Dom Rosselli
Bil Talbert
U. S
Talbert
Hopman
Ijuse Anderson
Forest Hills
Cooper
Rose
Seixas
Mackay
University of Michigan
Dayton
Ohio
Anderson Papooses Open Tourney Against Undefeated Muncie
Anderson Papooses draw unbeaten Muncie reserves in the first round of a four team tourney at Munice Central Fieldhouse. The Bearkittens coach Carl Adams has beaten Richmond and Anderson this season and hasn’t faced New Castle.
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Anderson
Papooses
Muncie
Muncie Central
Bearkittens
Carl Adams
Richmond
New Castle
Shrine Game favored North over South in annual clash
The Wth Shrine College All-Star game in Miami announced the North as a one point favorite to beat the South at the Orange Bowl on Wednesday night. Daugherty will start an all Big Ten offense led by quarterback Jerry Ninowski with receivers Dave Usaiser and Bob Jewett.
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Miami
Fla
Mutual Netwok
Yankees
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Daugherty
Jerry Ninowski
Dave Usaiser
Bob Jewett
Ninowski
Shea
Dick Lynch
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Tennessee Coach Has High Hopes For Gator Bowl Bid
Tennessee coach Bowden Wyatt aims to win the Gator Bowl after a season of uneven post season results. He notes Texas A&M as a strong opponent, praises A&M and Bear Bryant, and emphasizes his seniors and readiness for the December 28 game in Jacksonville Florida.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Texas A & M
Bowden Wyatt
Baylor
Wyatt
Texas A&m
Jacksonville
Fla
Aggies
Volunteers
Bowden
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Merry Christmas to Sports Stars and Fans Worldwide
A festive World War II era style Christmas card from a sports column salutes stars and fans. It names Fred Haney, Casey Stengel, Tony Kubek, Dolph Schayes, Jackie Pung, Dick Mayer, Vic Seixas, George Halas, Ted Williams, Floyd Patterson, Carmen Basilio, Paul Brown, Lew Burdette, Bob Gutawski and others, praising their talents and sportsmanship while wishing readers a merry Christmas.
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Fred Haney
Milwaukee Braves
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Tony Kubek
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Wats
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
Dick Mayer
Tom O'Shanter
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Australia
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Floyd Patterson
Carmen Basilio
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Lew Burdette
Braves
Bob Gutawski
Sugar Bowl preview pins high hopes on Johnny Vaught
In Oxford Mississippi journalist warns Texas to beware Johnny Vaught and Ole Miss in the Sugar Bowl. The piece highlights Vaught’s prep for trick plays from his black book and notes Mississippi’s strong rushing attack led by quarterback Ray Brown. It mentions Brown as a dual threat and lists team strength and potential game plans.
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Oxford
Miss
Sir Hurst
Massissippi
Texas
Darrell
Georgia Tech
Navy
Billy Lott
Vaught
Mississippi
Dar
Texas Christian Intred
Orr Hanna
Johnny Vaught
University of Mississippi
Hel
Ray Brown
Brown
Ole Miss
Coaches stocking wishes from 224 Red Haven
A festive list of basketball coaches named by O. W. Red Haven includes Jim Crosley of Highland Paul Bradford of Madison Heights Holand Sheets of Lapel Muff Davis of Frankton Charles Mock of Markleville Charles Renneisen of St. Marys and Dan Dimich of Pendleton. The piece playfully asks Santa to fix shooting, passing and scoring woes as each coach faces tough upcoming opponents and challenges.
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Santa Claus
Jim Crosley
Highland
Highlanders
Noblesville
Fortville
Middletown
Windfall
Mardieville
Pendleton
Jim
Paul Bradford
Madison Heights
Pirates
Bradford
Summitville
Winchester
Markleville
Ned
Holand Sheets
Lapel
Bulldogs
Dick Howell
Big Barker
Mulford
Muff
Eagles
Davis
Charles Mock
Mock
Charles Renneisen
St. Mary's
Gaels
Ick Osborne
Anderson
Cecil Robinson
Heck Waz
Redskins
Santa
Dan Dimich
Rushville
Knightstown
Dimich
Alexandria
Greenfield
Lawrence Central
Orvis Burdsall
Tigers
Elwood
Panthers
Hagerstown
Warsaw
Huntington
Rogerton
Tipton
Jim Stone
Stoney
Goblns
Converse
Bruce Yeagy
Carl McNulty
McNulty
South Bend Central
Bears
Lafayette
Darrell McQuitty
Jim Macholtz
Anderson College
Youngstown
Macolta
Tennessee State
Steubenville
Geneva
Detroit Tech
Westminster
Browns Extend Paul Brown Contract for Five Years
Cleveland Browns owner Deve R. Jones announced the extension of Paul Brown's coaching contract from two years remaining to five years. The team, featuring rookies among its one third youthful roster, aims for another strong season in the NFL as it prepares for the Rose Bowl bid. Reserve fullback Joe Trivisonno was shaken up in morning drills with injuries under evaluation by team physicians.
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Cleveland UA
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Deve R. Jones
Presi
Pasadena
Calif
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Browns
Joe Trivisonno
Central Junior High Girl Sets Situp Record Victory
Martha Phillips, an eighth grader at Central Junior High, did 809 situps in just over 48 minutes to win the monthly fitness contest among 410 rivals. She defeated 15 division winners for the championship, with Paulette Martin second and Linda Ellsworth third. The 909 total sits sets a school record, surpassing 702 set in 1955 by Lillian Gray.
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Central Junior High
Central
Martha Phillips
Miss Phillips
Paulette Martin
Linda Ellsworth
Lillian Gray
Maxine Barcus
Judy Boling
Florence Williams
Becky Hart
Jean Kinley
Nichele Crosley
Carol Boling
Janet Hathcoat
Rose Crawford
Judy Harrington
Lynn Russell
Anne Robinson
Barbara Epple
Oregon State
Oregon
Misery Loves Company in 49ers Colts Defeat
Baltimore Mayor D'Alesandro telegraphed San Francisco Mayor Christopher after the 49ers joined the Colts as crown hopefuls in the Western Conference. Christopher replied simply Sure is in a terse two word reply.
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Baltimore
Ssan Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
Baltimore Colts
Thomas D'‘Alesandro
San Francisco
George Christopher
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