Navy and Army Spark Service Game Spotlight in Bowl Talk
Navy and Army dominated the service game spotlight as college football’s final regular week built toward bowl bids. Navy hoped for a Cotton Bowl slot with a win while Army chased prestige and potential invitations, amid a calendar of conference races and national-title chatter.
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Bears and Cards Clash as Deer Season Opens Amid Rural Hunt Surge
Antlered deer season kicks off amid heavy traffic as hunters head to camps and farms near Corry. Officials predict about 50 000 bucks this year, a 10 000 increase from last season, with a special two day doe season December 12 and 13. Hunters must file reports to the Game Commission within five days after the close of the season.
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Eisenhower to Watch Army Navy Game on TV Today
GETTYSBURG Pa President Eisenhower is expected to view the Army Navy game on television today due to a restricted travel schedule for heart surgery recovery. He will not travel to Philadelphia for the service classic and plans return to Washington after December 18 with weekend visits to the farm, spending Christmas at the White House.
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Eienhower
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White House
Babe Zaharias To Re enter Hospital
Babe Zaharias returns to hospital for observation and possible cancer treatment after a Tampa stay. She plans to fly to Galveston for surgery or further therapy, having shown signs of recovery but reporting hip pain.
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Associated Press
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Fla
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Juniata To Play In Tangerine Bowl
The Tangerine Bowl Commission selected Juniata College of Huntingdon Pa to play in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando on January 2. Negotiations with P M Snider have been completed for Juniata as the home team. The opponent is narrowed to Wisconsin State Stevens Point Missouri Valley Marshall Missouri and Southeast Missouri Cape Girardeau.
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Weiss Sees Trade Boost for Red Sox
Boston general manager George Weiss hailed the handling of the Senators swap that brought Bob Porterfield and Mickey Vernon to Boston for rookies. He warned Vernon and Porterfield must rebound to keep the club competitive, with Cleveland seen as the main rival. The piece notes Vernon’s age and Porterfield’s recent form as key factors in Boston’s pennant chances.
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Chicago
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Porterfield
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Red Sox
Lausse Victor Over Fullmer in 10 Round Madison Square Garden Fight
Eduardo Lausse defeats Gene Fullmer by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Judges tally 7-3, 6-3-1 and 7-8 with Lausse extending his win streak to 30. Fullmer used shell defense early, Lausse shifted to right hand, scoring with a hard right to the head as the bout wore on.
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Frets
New York
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Bobo Olson
Gene Fullmer
Ste Tore
Ast Hight
Madison Square Garden
Lausse
Cyclone
West Jordan
Utah
Mark Conn
Joe Angello
Bert Grant
Fullmer
Last Night's Fights At Madison Square Garden Results
In New York at Madison Square Garden Eduardo Lausse from Buenos Aires outpointed Gene Fuller in a 15913 record bout. In West Jordan Utah Garnett Hart stopped Roosevelt Coward in Philadelphia two round affair with scores and locations listed.
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Madison Square Garden
Eduardo Lausse
Buenos Aires
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Philadelphia
Garnett
Stgar) Hart
Roosevelt Coward
Lausse Beats Fullmer In Bout Despite Referee Call
The 26 year old Buenos Aires slugger Lausse outboxed Fullmer in a bout marked by toe to toe flurries. In round eight Lausse dropped Fullmer though the referee ruled no knockdown, counting to four. Lausse later claimed a decisive knockdown, while ringsiders viewed it as legitimate.
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Lausse
Fullmer
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