U S Medals Rise Amid Olympic Efforts and Records
United States athletes win two additional medals in Melbourne as Calhoun and O’Brien spark the American effort. Russia sweeps four firsts, while U S records and standout performances in shot put and distance events highlight a tense, high-stakes competition.
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Thbotson
Tess Toainees
Esa
Cotton Bowl Opponent To Be Picked This Saturday
The Cotton Bowl field for Texas Christian’s January 1 game is narrowed to Tennessee Georgia Tech Syracuse and Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh dropped out due to a late game schedule. Syracuse finished 7-1 with one loss to Pittsburgh.
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Kourums
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Bob Cullum
Texas Christian
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Miami
Visik Gant
Navy Show Arms
Philadelphia
Tennesse
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Georgle Tech
Georgia
Iowa Star Kenny Ploen Named AP Back of Week
Kenny Ploen of Iowa was named Associated Press back of the week after leading the Hawkeyes to a 4-8 season with two rushing touchdowns and a 28 yard pass to Fred Harris against Notre Dame. He also set up a 32-yard pass and scored on a 10-yard run.
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Kenny Ploen
Associated Press
Ploen
Town
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Sands
Fred Harris
Notreamie
Louis backs Archie Moore to beat Floyd Patterson in Chicago
Former champion Joe Louis predicts Archie Moore will win by knockout against Floyd Patterson in Chicago Stadium Friday night. Louis says Moore has regained form since a September loss to Rocky Marciano and cites Moore’s 11 straight wins as proof of regained confidence.
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Joe Louis
Archie Moore
Floyd Patterson
Moore
Louis
Archie
Joey Maxim
Lows
Rocky
Philly
Joe Waldatt
Marolino
Color coding for hunting safety urges yellow gear
A medical expert advises yellow hunting clothes to prevent mistaken identification. Orange is second best, green and red next, while blue and black are worst due to color blindness and foliage contrast.
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J. J. Sut- UN
Pittsuited
Optomettic Society
Sut- UN
Bel and Blue
Diverse horse racing results across multiple tracks
In brief sports items from Pimlico Navarinsest and Bay Meadows to Yonkers New Orleans and San Mateo report multiple race winners. Notable finishes include a 11 length victory by Western pacing and a 1080 dollar purse win by PhilodelA Lo Wii Hho along with other regional race results.
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Ceduus
Pimlico
Pawtucket
Gundy Dimnely
Navarinsett
New Orleans
Stevensul
San Mateo
Gili
Philodela Lo
Nh Bay
Meadows
Yonkers
Nyldahir
Adios Marry
Hearer
Mito Rice
Ladies Dominate Scoring In 10 Pints League Match
Last night the 10 Pints League 1 saw the women surge with high scores led by Mrs. M Bulard 569 set after games of 212 171 and 180. Teammates Basie Roehrig Mary Sprovett Dorothy Wolus Lorraine Cummins and other standout women reached 170s or better. On the men’s side R Wolus topped the contest with 227 while Ty Eckmon 215 Fool 206 P Clark 201 and others posted solid scores.
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Abe
Basie Roehrig
Mary Sprovett
Balth Fox
Belly Damon
Dorothy Wolus
Lorraine Cummines
Maribellé Sample
Dorothy Rathbun
Patricia Haenel
Helen Hunt
Hlsie Hixson
Fox T He Men
R. Wolus
Ty Eckmon
Ty Fool
P. Clark
Dashack
F. Marsh
N. Pier
Ayaton Ladies
Ptatt
Hele Shopper
Chtroll's Gift Shop
Colly Pharmacy
Avalon
Corry Pharmey
Cuyell's Gift Shop
Helen Shoppe
Ike’ Sport Shop
Fort Pitt
Steve Texaco
Aguest Peterson
Englty
Avalon Center
Bruken
Eeevy
Propallers
Hessik
Pete
Con's
Rotal Stey
Texaco
YEW Ladies A League
Pol Roouy
Evans Royaly Salon
Atuinteno Nice
Sawyers Studio
Thoman
Byars
Beighaly Hardware
Pee Thyllis Deweley
Muerdink's
Matéhe Stewart
Connie's
Igliurn
Gerry Savings Aid Lown
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Mabel
Aura
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Stewart's
Meeraink Fae
Taylor's
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AP Swami Picks Navy Over Army in 40th Year
Don Welss reports the AP Swami’s collegiate season wrapup picks with Navy over Army, Texas A&M over Texas, Oklahoma over Oklahoma, Tennessee over Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech over Georgia, and Notre Dame last as USC bids to repeat. The list includes Texas Christian over SMU and Clemson over Purdue among others.
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AP Swami
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Army
Don Welss
New York
Claassen
Fiji Islands
Melbourne
Harold J
Texas A&m
Texas
Oklahoma
Oklahor
Tennessee
Vanderblit
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Georgia
Bobby Dodd
Tech
Southern California
Notre Dame
Trojans
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Alabam
Baylor
Rice
Boston College
Holy Cross
Missouri
Kansas
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Houston
Detroit
Brooklyn Dodgers Sign Pee Wee Reese To 1957 Contract
Brooklyn Dodgers captain and shortstop Pee Wee Reese, a member of the National League champions, signed his 1957 contract for an estimated $20,000 marking the team's first player to commit for the season.
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