Aerial Duel Set for Cotton Bowl Naval Academy Meets Rice
Navy quarterback Tom Forrestal leads the Midshipmen against Rice with kingpin Hill and Frank Ryan as Rice’s two passing threats. CBS airs the 22nd Cotton Bowl at 3 30 p m in Dallas before a 75000 crowd. Neely favors a pass heavy attack to counter Navy deception and power.
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Ole Miss Favored In Sugar Bowl Clash With Texas
Ole Miss holds a slight edge over the Texas Longhorns as they meet in the 24th Sugar Bowl in New Orleans broadcast by NBC. Raymond Brown leads Ole Miss at quarterback while Walter Fondren directs Texas with George Blanch a key ball carrier and receiver.
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IMCO Falls To Square D In Cedar Rapids League
Square D defeated IMCO 60-57 to end Iowa Manufacturing’s lead in the Cedar Rapids Industrial league. Collins beat Cherry Burrell 79-52 to tie for first with Square D, both at 3-1. Wilson beat Quaker Outs 41-39 in double overtime as Packers edged Quaker late.
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Paul Shank Former Elgin Coach Dies of Leukemia
Funeral services were held Thursday for Paul Shank a 33 year old coach who died Sunday from leukemia. Shank was a brother of former Maynard coach Ed Shank and coached at Elgin High School four years ago.
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Dallas Exits Texas League Amid Franchise Turmoil
Dallas resigns from the class AA Texas League turning in its franchise as the league seeks a new owner. Corpus Christi and Victoria seek Shreveport’s slot in the Big State loop while Amarillo shows Western league interest. Interracial sport bans in Shreveport hinder mergers with the Mexican league amid uncertain merger prospects.
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Drake Overpowers North Texas State In MVC Clash
Drake Bulldogs beat North Texas State 73 65 in Des Moines to notch their fifth win. Murrell led with 22 points while 10 players scored, and a late first half surge built a 35 18 halftime lead that North Texas never overcame.
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White Sox Open Spring Training at Al Lopez Field
Chicago White Sox 39 man spring training squad to report Monday February 24 at Al Lopez Field in Tampa Florida. Manager Al Lopez announced the plan.
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Hockey Stars Slam Harvard in Des Moines
The Nationals dominated Harvard 9-3 in Des Moines as they built four goals in each of the first two periods before 3,500 fans. Harvard scored two power play goals while Nationals defenders faced penalties. The team opens a 52 game North American and European tour ahead of the World Championship in Oslo, Norway, Feb 28 to Mar 0.
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Hospitalize Tug Wilson With 2nd Flu Attack
Big Ten Commissioner Kenneth Tug Wilson was admitted to UCLA Medical Center with an acute fever caused by influenza. He fell ill after arriving in Pasadena to attend the Rose Bowl game on New Year’s Day.
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Glädbrook and Postville Prep Basketball Results
Prep basketball scores list Gladbrook 56 over Parrisce 51 and Gladbrook 50 over Postville 43 with Hayfield 34 and Alexander 36. Other regional results include Haylieid 79 over Alexander 35 and college tourney outputs from Big 8 Kansas City Ohio State and Colorado Princeton matchups.
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Jayhawks Lose Ground in AP Cage Poll After Big Eight Final
Kansas defeats Kansas State in the Big Eight final but cannot top West Virginia in the AP cage poll. West Virginia leads with 981 points to Kansas 929 while Wilt Chamberlain’s Kansas also tops the United Press and International News Service ballots.
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Sanit ary Beaten Ref Hits Coach in Dubuque Tourney Final
In the Dubuque Boys Club Holiday tournament final Sanitary Dairy of Cedar Rapids, defending champs, fell 55-53 to Benton Wisconsin. Coach Dave Schulte was struck by referee Bob Zahrens after clashing with Cedar Rapids bench. Schulte suffered a nose cut and nose bleed. Nedlecoff led Benton with 14 points as Benton edged Sanitary 55-53 in a tight finish.
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Hodges to Talk at Central City Banquet
Dodgers first baseman Gil Hodges will speak at the Central City night high school athletic banquet on Tuesday January 21. The event starts at 6 45 p m at the high school. Tickets are limited and distributed via Sept Hurwitz at the school. Hodges will play for Los Angeles next season rather than Brooklyn.
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Don Black In Critical Condition After Virginia Crash
Former major leaguer Don Black is in critical condition at a Charlottesville hospital after a weekend highway accident near Culpepper Virginia. The 40 year old pitcher who once hurled a nohitter for Cleveland against Philadelphia in 1947 sustained head injuries and cuts in the crash.
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Battle of Unbeatens for Eastern Iowa Loop Lead
Eastern Iowa Conference clash features Wilton and University High meeting in Iowa City as both teams carry undefeated 7 0 and 10 0 records. Key players include Bill Brechler for U High and Bob Herr for Wilton, with stars Ellsworth Raffensperger and others amid injuries and lineup shifts.
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Deaf man perfects cordless transistor hearing aid
H A Lyons, long deaf himself, claims to have perfected a featherlite cordless hearing aid with no in ear button. It allegedly makes voices, radio, and clock ticks audible. Also offers hearing glasses with information from D W Egeland 1108 Lake Street Evansdale Waterloo Iowa.
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Upsets Hit Top College Teams in Final Holiday Games
Kansas State fell 79-65 to Kansas in the Big Eight final as Cincinnati’s Oscar Robertson poured in 36 points. Maryland dropped a 47-46 triple overtime loss to Memphis State in Sugar Bowl action, and Michigan State lost 71-69 at Washington. Kentucky, Temple, and Utah also won, while Georgia took the Gator Bowl tournament title.
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Russell Earns Unanimous Pick for All-Star Game
Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics was the lone unanimous selection for the NBA All-Star game in St Louis. He joined the league mid 1950s and helped Boston to a championship while posting strong offensive and defensive work this season. West selections included Bob Pettit Slater Martin George Yardley Dick Garmaker Maurice Stokes. East picks featured Bob Cousy Bill Sharman Adolph Schayes Willie Naulls and Russell.
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Burda Signs with Cardinals Farm System
Bob Burda a 19 year old outfielder from St Louis was signed by the St Louis Cardinals and assigned to the York Pa club of the Class A Eastern league for the season.
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Sinclair Leads East Side Chalks Up 68 42 Win Over Maidrite
East Side Sinclair pulled away in the second quarter to rout West Side Maidrite 68 to 42 in YMCA men's league action Monday night securing undisputed first place. Bob Michaels led the winners with 21 points, Hosch 18, Lebsock 13, while Smith scored 18 for Maidrite.
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Cincinnati Falls to Bradley in Key MVC Basketball Clash
Bradley Braves upset Cincinnati 79 73 as Oscar Robertson scores 36 to lead the Bearcats. Cincinnati misses 6 9 center Connie Dekking who is out with a broken leg from practice. Bradley shot 44.3 percent from the field to edge the hosts.
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Youse Signs with Giants After Minnesota Tackle
New York Giants sign 250 pound tackle Frank Youse from the University of Minnesota to a 1958 NFL contract.
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Lions to Add Youth for 1958 Season
Detroit Lions coach George Wilson, 24 hours after the title win over the Cleveland Browns, says the champions must replace aging players. He notes a dozen players are over 30 and stresses four or five new faces each season to stay competitive.
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Chavez Vote Set for June Dodgers Stadium Site on Ballot
Los Angeles officials move to submit an ordinance granting the Dodgers a Chavez Ravine stadium site to a June 3 primary ballot. The plan follows a hearing where a protester argued the measure violets constitutional rights in the ravine. The Dodgers will be early in their 1958 schedule when voters decide.
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Kramer Eyes Talks With Rose In Davis Cup Ties
Sydney AP report says Jack Kramer wants to meet Australian lefty Merv Rose, last week's Melbourne doubles star, to discuss possible tennis collaboration in America. Kramer asked his Australian manager to arrange a meeting over a beer to explore any opportunities.
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