Royal New Texas coach vowed to rebuild with five year plan
Darrell Royal, 32, former Oklahoma quarterback and coach at four colleges plus the Canadian pro league, was named Texas football coach to succeed Ed Price. He arrives after a 5-5 season at Washington and a career that includes Mississippi State and Edmonton. Ed Olle elevated to athletic director as D X Bible retires.
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Washington
Many E lowans To Be on Herky Trains to West
Special to The Gazette Iowa City area students will ride Herky Special trains to the Rose Bowl. Over 600 students from Amana Anamosa Independence Monticello Newhall Strawberry Point Swisher and other towns join university sanctioned all-coach trains leaving December 26 and returning January 7. Names of many students and towns listed.
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Herky
Gazette
Iowa City
N Gale Morey
I Bonne Doi
East Iowa Prep Roundup Highlights District Basketball
Wilton Junction Bruce Grummler scores 22 as Wilton Junction beats Bennett 56-54 while Bennett’s Lilenthal adds 18. Stanwood edges West Branch 55-48 in boys action and 56-29 in girls. Mar-Mac tops Guttenberg 66-40 in boys and 57-45 in girls. Clutier splits with Don Bosco. Palo beats Alburnett 71-58 in boys and Alburnett girls win 68-43. Chester and Elma split. Elma boys win 68-26.
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Stanwood
Hansen
Cantrill
Thomas
Armstrong
Leonard
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Bennett
G—Wilton Junction
West Liberty
Wapelle
How- Winn
Monona
Edgewood
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Strawberry Point
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Waterville
Lansing
Guttenberg
Upper Iowa
Greeley tops Delhi 62 37 as Bissell Smock lead
Greeley’s Bill Bissell and Bill Smock score 16 each to defeat Delhi 62 37. McGrave leads Delhi with 16. Judy Bockenstedt adds 13 for Greeley girls in a 41 40 win.
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Greeley
Bill Bissell
Bill Smock
Delhi
McGrave
Judy Bockenstedt
Downs
Olin Sweeps Mechanicsville In Close Twin Games
In boys action Olin won 66 to 57 as Tar box scored 18 and Paidar 19 for Mechanicsville. The girls edged 68 to 62 with Benischek on 41 for Olin. Elkader defeated Clermont Elgin 81 45 with Dahling 22 for Elkader and Chapman 15 for Clermont Elgin. Reserve beat anti aan 37 23. Belle Plaine topped Brooklyn 54 52 as Larry Burch put up 17 and Dick Lineweaver 19 for Brooklyn.
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Olin
Mechanicsville
Tarbox
Paidar
Benischek
Robinson
Elkader
Clermont-Elgin
Daryl Dahling
Chapman
Anti Aan
Belle Plaine
Brooklyn
Larry Burch
Dick Lineweaver
Monona Boys and Girls Edge Out Edgewood in Pair
Monona boys edged Edgewood 49 to 47 with Hilmer scoring 20 while Barens had 21 for Edgewood. In girls action Monona won 34 to 31 as Dickman posted 14 and Jewell led Edgewood with 20.
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Edgewood
Monona
Hilmer
Barens
Dickman
Jewell
Monticello defeats Elwood in boys and girls contests
The Monticello teams split with Elwood as the girls won 57 to 46 with Rickerton scoring 26 and Heeren 36 for Monticello. In the boys game Monticello prevailed 59 to 51 led by Worth with 23 while McAleer added 14 for the Monticello opponents.
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Monticello
Elwood
Rickerton
Heeren
Worth
McAleer
Ft Atkinson teams sweep Protivin to move to 9-11
The Ft Atkinson teams improved to nine wins in 11 starts by sweeping Protivin. The girls won 50-43 as Bernice Rousch scored 24 points. The boys edged 47-44 with Paul Pupy scoring 13.
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Protivin
Bernice Rousch
Paul Pupy
Waukon Tops Postville 36 30 In Narrow Win
Waukon gains a 36 to 30 victory as Nolting and Downing score 11 points each. Schroeder leads Postville with 10. Postville reserves prevail 40 to 22 in the junior game.
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Waukon
Nolting
Downing
Postville
Schroeder
Atkins boys edge Van Horne 58 to 50 in Benton County tilt
Jurgens led with 21 for Atkins in the league game as Ron Ness added 20. Atkins also won the girls game 56 to 54 with Jean Thoman scoring 22 while Lindt scored 35 for Van Horne.
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Atkins
van Horne
Jurgens
Benton County
Ron Ness
Jean Thoman
Lindt
Center Point girls pace past Winthrop 69 to 42
Center Point swept Winthrop in Allac action as Jalan Domer poured in 32 to lead the girls to a 69 42 win while Shaffer scored 20 for Winthrop. In the boys game Center Point won 66 to 55 with Dale McNeal hitting 30 and Bowden totaling 16 for Winthrop.
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Center Point
Winthrop
Jalan Domer
Shaffer
Dale McNeal
Bowden
Solon Beats Prairie High 63 to 30 on Casey 19
Solon defeated Prairie High 63 to 30 as Casey scored 19 points leading the way. Henkes and Duf Fee contributed eight points apiece for Prairie in the lopsided contest.
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Solon
Prairie High
Casey
Henkes
Duffee
Prairie
Onslow Girls Trump Hopkinton 70 49 in Narrow Win
Onslow girls defeated Hopkinton 70 to 49 as Rippton led with 31 points and Kaymith added 25 for Hopkinton. In the boys game Onslow edged Hopkinton 50 to 49 with Hodoval and Streeper scoring 11 each and Hart totaling 27 for Hopkinton.
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Hopkinton
Riprton
Kaymith
Leland Hodoval
Bernie Streeper
Hart
Central City sweeps Walker in conference doubleheader
Central City girls defeated Walker 53 to 38 led by Joanne Shay with 32 points while Janice Miller scored 14 for Walker. In the nightcap Central City boys rolled 56 to 22 as Don Vanourney scored 17 points.
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Central City
Allac
Walker
Joanne Shay
Janice Miller
Central City Boys
Don Vanourney
Gladbrook girls and boys sweep Garwin in local doubleheader
Gladbrook swept Garwin in a girls 64 49 victory and a boys 66 28 win. Gladbrook’s Hamann scored 30 to lead the girls while Schroeder led the boys with 24. Garwin was led by Dixie Kanpp with 21 and Jorgensen with 12.
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Gladbrook
Hamann
Schroeder
Dixie Kanpp
Jorgensen
Maynard Edges Fayette 47 41 as Snodgrass Leads
Maynard defeated Fayette 47 to 41 with Snodgrass scoring 18 points while Dumer muth contributed 16 for Fayette in a tight game.
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Maynard
Snodgrass
Dumermuth
Morley Oxford Jct Victims and Winners in Narrow City Games
Morley Oxford Jct tops Oxford Junction 44 42 as Richlie scores 15 and Clapp 17 for Ox.Jct. Girls game Oxford Jct wins 40 32 with Shedek 20 Hay 14. Sumner beats West Union 74 68 with Bowling 22 and Szemthus 20. Lime Springs Elma 51 22 behind Brandmill 13 Davis 4. girls Lime Springs 97 27 Ellison 44 Kozlen 12.
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Brandmill
Pone
Davis
Ellison
Kozlen
Independent St Johns tops Brandon 62 51 in boys action
Independence St John’s defeated Brandon 62 to 51 as Don Klein led with 22 points while Lang added 22 for Brandon. Arlington beat Stanley 68 to 42 with Ott scoring 24. Falck had 15 for Stanley. Stanley girls won 70 to 53 led by Lentz 29. Bel scher had 24 for Arlington. Dysart beat Geneseo 57 to 54 in Cedar Consolidated play as Hennessey 24 and Denker 16. Geneseo won girls 155 to 51 on limited field goals. Hartwick and Millersburg split. Hartwick boys 49 41 Waters 17. Koehn 14 for Millersburg. Millersburg girls 70 55. Buck Creek Dundee edged Buck Creek 61 60 with Adams 19. Huber Kehoe 13 for losers. Buck Creek girls 51 50 winners Flannagan 19 McDonald 29.
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Nora Sprin Oh Grane
Owase Bay
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Wasa
New Providence
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Ford
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Aynard
Postville
40 Iron Curtain Athletes Granted Asylum in U S
Washington reports the United States granted political asylum to 40 Iron Curtain Olympic athletes who refused to return after the 1956 Melbourne Games. The group includes 35 Hungarians, four Romanians, and one Czech, with Laszlo Tibori among the notable entries and several team officials also listed.
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U.S
Australia
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Justice Department
Melbourne
Laszlo Tibori
Tibori
Mihaly Igloi
Katalin Szoke
Lidia Domosky
Susanne Ordogh
Ministry of Sports
Laszlo Nadori
Fairbank Boys Fall Short in Buchanan County Clash
Rowley defeated Fairbank 74 to 57 as Fairbank's Neil scored 22 points while Fairbank star Kammer led the girls with 24 as the Fairbank girls won 57 to 35 and Zeiser added 11 for the losing squad.
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Sauer
Rowley
Buchanan
Neil
Fairbank Girls
Kammer
Zeiser
Dike Beats Orange Township to Move Up Cedar Conference
Dike won 59 to 44 over Orange Township to rise in the Cedar consolidated conference. Harrs scored 16 points for the winners.
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Orange Township
Harrs
Tama-Lof t us defeats Sigourney 50 41 in league clash
Tama-Lof tus scores 18 points leading Tama past Sigourney 50 41. Holle adds 13 for Sigourney as Tama also wins the reserve game 40 37.
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Loftus
Sigournney
Holle
Sigourney
North English Girls Defeat Montezuma 61 to 39
North English girls outpace Montezuma 61 to 39 as Van Fleet leads with 38 points and Richman adds 16 for Montezuma in a late season matchup.
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Montezuma
van Fleet
Richman
McAteer to face Webb in Chicago stadium boxing
Pat McAteer the European current world title prospect meets Spider Webb in a 10 round middleweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Webb brings a 17 fight win streak into the nationally televised event while McAteer, from Birkenhead, is noted for a potent left hook and 42 wins in 44 starts with 21 knockouts.
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Pat McAteer
Europe
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Manchester Ties Wamac Lead With Maquoketa Win
Manchester moved into a share of the Wamac lead by beating Maquoketa 49 to 35 to stretch its win streak to eight and conference streak to four. Richard Kempt led Manchester with 16 points while O Hara and Kozak had nine for Maquoketa. The Manchester reserves won 38 to 30.
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Maquoketa
Richard Kempt
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Conroy I Holds Off Ladora In Low-Scoring Win
Jerry Stevens scores 22 as Conroy I defeats Ladora 51 to 44. Hunzelman adds 24 for Ladora. Ladora girls top Conroy 53 to 27 with Marge Brown netting 33 and Janet Rathjen 16 for Conroy.
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Orioles buy Williams from Birmingham Black Barons
Baltimore Orioles acquire 19 year old right handed pitcher Charlie Williams from the Birmingham Black Barons in a deal announced today in Baltimore Maryland.
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Charlie Williams
Birmingham Black Barons
Baltimore Orioles
Garrison Sweeps Blairstown In Boys And Girls Games
The Garrison boys beat Blairstown 70 to 39 with Eaton scoring 18 points while Walter added 12 for Blairstown. The Garrison girls won 85 to 29 with Selk scoring 25 and Pollock adding 10 for Blairstown.
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Eaton
Walter
Selk
Pollock
Traer Triumphs Over Reinbeck In Clutch Victory
Traer defeated Reinbeck 50 to 38 as Roger Barge scored 28 points and Dick Fogt added 16 for Reinbeck. Traer reserves also won 25 to 24.
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TRAER
Reinbeck
Roger Barge
Dick Fogt
Tipton Edges Anamosa In Wamac Thriller
Jim Jones scored 19 for Tipton to defeat Anamosa 47-45 in a close Wamac game. John Walton led Anamosa with 16 while the Anamosa sophomores claimed a 32-19 win.
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Jim Jones
Anamosa
John Walton
Anamosa Sophs
Aurora Girls Run Past Quasqueton in 87 38 Win
Aurora over Quasqueton 87 to 38 as Murray pours in 34 points to pace the. Bonnie Benz scores 20 for Quasky in the girls game. In the boys game Aurora wins 78 to 64 with Brown lead 27 and Evans and Gerstenberger each with 16.
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Rizzuto Returns as Yankees Broadcaster for 1957 Games
Phil Rizzuto the 38 year old former Yankees shortstop was hired as a radio and television broadcaster for the 1957 season. He will assist Mel Allen and Red Barber in handling play by play for New York broadcasts after his release as a player last season.
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