Oregon and Ohio State Rose Bowl coverage by scribes
A group of 22 sports writers from across the country gathered in Pasadena to cover the Rose Bowl. Only two picked Oregon as the winner, Hal Laman of the Portland Journal and L. H. Gregory of the Portland Oregonian.
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Sheppard to resign as USTA president in March
Columbus Ohio report says Lawrence B. Sheppard age 60 will step down at end of his four year term in March. He has led the USTA since 1950 and helped found the organization in 1928. Health and business pressure cited as reasons for not seeking re election.
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NCC Trio Chalks Up Tourney Wins
A holiday weekend of North Central conference basketball yields three tourney titles. Kokomo wins the Logansport meet, Muncie Central dominates Marion Richmond and Fort Wayne South Side, while Anderson tops New Castle and Hartford City to claim the Big Four crown at Anderson. Friday and Saturday set city tourneys and regional showdowns with notable performances by Kokomo, Anderson, and Logansport veterans while Jeff Lafayette and Frankfort face non conference foes.
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Ohio State Navy Oklahoma and Mississippi Favored in Bowls
About 380000 fans fill seven bowls across the nation while many more follow on radio and TV. Ohio State, Navy, Oklahoma and Mississippi are favored in the major bowls that will attract about 85 percent of fans, with network coverage planned. The 44th Rose Bowl at Pasadena lists Big Ten champion Ohio State (8-1) as a 20 point favorite.
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Major college bowls and high school scores sweep slate
AP reports crowded season wrap with Terre Haute Classic results showing Terre Haute Schulte 41 Honey Creek 40 and Concannon 69 Bloomington U 36. Florida 76 Georgia 63 at Gator Bowl tourney. Navy, Oklahoma, Texas clash in Cotton, Orange, Sugar Bowls amid injuries and standout players. Notre Dame thumps Northwestern 74-6.
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Honey Creek
Bloomington
Post Mortem on Lions Victory Over Browns in 1957
Football talk recalls Detroit Lions clinching the division title with four Tobin Rote touchdown passes and strong tackles. The column weaves in basketball notes about Elwood, Alexandria, and Madison County teams, plus a hockey update on the Indianapolis Chiefs and Rebels game outlooks.
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Folley Opens Campaign In Title Quest At Capitol Arena
Arizona heavyweight Zora Folley of Chandler begins his 1958 campaign against Garvin Sawyer at Capitol Arena. Folley, ranked No 2 by the NBA and The Ring, seeks to close the gap with Floyd Patterson within a year. He brings a 37-2-1 pro ledger and 16 straight wins since 1954. Sawyer, 22, is 0-0-0 in pro fights and the bout will be telecast by ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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National Boxing Assn
Ting Magazine
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Sawyer
Navy Aerials Meet Rice In Cotton Bowl Clash
Navy and Rice set for the 22nd Cotton Bowl in Dallas with a forecast winded by chilly air and potential passing duel. Navy favored by oddsmakers, but injuries to Stremie and guards in both camps could shift the balance as Erdelatz and Neely deploy air support for the ground attack.
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Navy
Jess Neely
Rice
East
Tony Stremie
Neely
Charlie
Hockey Antitrust Hearing Deferred
A New York federal hearing in the NHL Players Association antitrust suit against NHL operators and others was adjourned to February 10. The suit seeks 3 million dollars and alleges a conspiracy to monopolize professional hockey. The case includes the Madison Square Garden Corp and league clubs. Earlier a motion for summary judgment was filed on December 5.
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National Hockey League Players' Assn
Morrow Wins Sullivan Award For 1957 Athletics
Bobby Joe Morrow, 22, Abilene Christian College, earned the James E Sullivan Memorial Trophy as 1957s outstanding amateur athlete. He led a 1956 Olympic trio of golds, gaining 1 548 points on 213 firstplace ballots, while Tom Courtney trailed with 1 057 points.
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James &. Sullivan
Abilene Christian College
Morrow
Tom Courtney
Fordham
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
AAU
Purdue's Fast Riveters May Figure In Fight For Title
Purdue coach Bay Eddy praises a 5-3 lineup against top opposition as the Boilermakers press for the Big Ten title. He cites improved depth, suggests Michigan State and Illinois loom as rivals, and notes the team could be a stronger contender if scholastic eligibility holds.
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Bowl Schedule and Honors Highlight New Year Games
The schedule lists Rose, Cotton, Orange, Sugar, Tangerine, and Prairie View bowls with matchups including Ohio State versus Oregon, Rice against Navy, Oklahoma against Duke, Drake versus Louisville, Mississippi Southern versus East Texas State, and Texas Southern versus Prairie View. Kickoffs are ESPN-radio networks and times are EST with venues in Pasadena Dallas Miami Orlando El Paso and Mus ton. Hank Aaron to be honored by Bnai Brith for sports achievement at a January 19 dinner. Dartmouth teams have won 18 games in each of the last three basketball seasons.
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South Bend Central Regains No 1 in Coaches Poll
Indiana high school basketball rankings show South Bend Central reclaiming the top spot from Lafayette after a 42-39 win sans star center Sylvester Coalmon. Fort Wayne Central and Jeffersonville follow, with a crowded top tier and Muncie Central climbing to 11th after holiday tourney success.
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Bucks Rated 3 IDs Better Than Oregon
Ohio State favored by three touchdowns over Oregon in the 44th Tournament of Roses. The crowd nears 100,809 at the Rose Bowl with clear weather and NBC telecast. Ohio State relies on Bob White and Don Clark though they may start on/off. Oregon counters with Jim Shanley and Jac Morris as top playmakers.
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Gallant Man Responds Well After Foot Infection
Ralph Lane's Gallant Man, a top 1947 3 year old, is reported to be responding remarkably well to treatment for an infected forefoot. Trainer Johnny Nerud dismissed rumors of retirement and explained a minor dirt buildup under the left foot worsened by training in Florida.
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Elwood Anderson Mentioned in State AP Basketball Poll
Indiana high school rankings see South Bend Central retain first after La Fayette meet wins. Jeffersonville closes gap to Central, Kokomo rises to 10 after Logan tourney. Top ten mostly repeats with few first place vote shifts among Fort Wayne Central Lafayette Terre Haute Garfield and others.
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Notre Dame Edges Wildcats With Late Free Throws
Notre Dame defeated Northwestern 71-66 as eight late free throws secured the win. Jol McCarthy scored 19 for Notre Dame while Joe Ruklick led Northwestern with 22. Halftime favored Notre Dame 38-23 before Northwestern narrowed the gap.
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Dr Wessar Opens New Location at Nichol Avenue 1222
Dr Wessar has moved to a new office at 1222 Nichol Avenue, announcing the relocation and continued medical practice. The move signals a refreshed site for patient visits and services.
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