Cage Tipoff Tonite Brons Face Alumni Cop at Stanford
USF Dons open tonight at Kezar against Chico State while College of Pacific faces Stanford and Santa Clara meets Bronco alumni. Stanford COP and Santa Clara debut new talent as ex-South County preps join Santa Clara, with preview notes on rosters and local stakes for the 1957-58 season opener.
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Bay Area
Cal
Earl Robinson
Bears
USF
Chico State
Stanford
COP
Santa Clara
San Jose
Klint Johnson
NCAA
Cows Palace
USF Dons
Kezar Pavillion
College of Pacific
Sronco
San Jose Civic Auditorium
California
St. Mary's
San Jose State
F. State
Indians
Neal Brockmeyer
Tigers
Leroy Wright
Mel Preschott
Frank Sobrera
exSouth County
Sebrero
George Gardiner
Bishop O'Dowd
Dave Ramm
Hayward
Santa Clare
USF caIcoss
Farmer
Miller Russell
Tiner Lacour
Newman
Day
Darby Dunbar
Graham 'Brown
COL. Pacific Azrilinga
Flalgara
Cockburn
Moumann
Klvrmay
Kaufman Santa Clara
Bresette
PCL Realignment Tops Issues At Baseball Confab
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo INS The major league draft looms as minor leagues pursue realignment plans at the Pacific Coast League meeting. Trautman says realignment is the main topic as the PCL seeks settlements with Dodgers and Giants over territorial indemnities and considers moving Los Angeles Hollywood San Francisco to Spokane Salt Lake City and Phoenix to new leagues.
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Colo
Ins
Dodgers
Giants
West Coast
Pacific Coast League
George Trautman
National Assn
Trautman
PCL
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
American Assn
Texas League
Leslie O'Connor
Spokane
Wash
Opening Night Sparks 1957 58 College Hoops Rampage
United Press previews the season opener with Kansas, Kentucky, and Duke clashing with Oklahoma State, Indiana, Michigan State, and Temple poised for strong starts. San Francisco and La Salle eye easy openers while SMU meets Minnesota and Chico State faces San Francisco State in key early matchups.
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United Pries
Kansas
Kentucky
Stilt Chamberlain
Oklahoma State
Johnny Cox
Duke
Michigan State
Butler
Indiana
Ohio University
San Francisco
Chico State
Temple
Delaware
Stillwater
Oklo
SMU
Minnesota
Lasalle
Peay la Salle
Bucs’ Branco Among Seven Prep Grid Dees Honored
Oakland-San Leandro guard Al Branco is named one of seven outstanding Bay Area prep football players to be flown to flight by the Dotta Sports Institute. The group includes Tony Barraco Pittsburg and Don Kasso Berkeley, with Herm Meister Stanford aiding in presentations and other selections spanning ACAL DVAL and CAL leagues.
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Oakland
San Leandro
al Branco
Bay Area
Dotta Sports Institute
Herm Meister
Stanford
Branco
Pittsburg
Tony Barraco
Don Kasso
Berkeley
North Acal
Pete Olson
Albany
DVAL
East Bay Divisit
Jit Josephson
Bellarmine
Catholic Athletic League
Herm ‘Hutchinson
Castlemont
CAL
Mac Burton
San Francisco
Washington
AAA
Crow Named Top College Back Pimlico Winner
John David Crow of Texas A&M named college football back of the year. Promised Land wins Pimlico Special at Baltimore with 50 000 stake. sent to Santa Anita for next race. Magic tie among voters, Willie Hartack and others ranking behind in a close poll.
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New York
John David Crow
Texas A&m
Baltimore
Ethela
United Press
D. Jacobs
Santa Jand
Anita
Promised Land
Walt Kowalczyk
Michigan
Willie Hartack
Bob Anderson
Tick
Army
Clendon Thomas
Tock
Oklahoma
Pimlico
S F Drafts WSC Ace Newman and more NFL picks
San Francisco selected Bob Newman the league's leading passer from Washington State in round two, while Philadelphia chose California tackle Proverb Jacobs. The NFL opened its draft with King Hilly of Rice going to the Chicago Cardinals as a bonus choice. Multiple first round picks followed, including Dan Currie to Green Bay and Timmy Phillips by the Rams, with further moves shaping the opening rounds and ongoing league discussions at January meetings.
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New York
San Francisco 46Ers
Bob Newman
Washington Lutte
Philadelphia
California
Proverb Jacobs
King Hilly
Rice
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Cardinals
John Crow
Texas A & M
Green Bay
Dan Currie
Michigan State
Washington
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Timmy Phillips
Auburn
All America
Low Michaels
Kentucky
Philadelphia Eagles
Walt, Kowelczyk
Charley Hinley
West Virginia
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Jim Page
Michigan
Charlie Krueger
Texas
Detroit
Alex Karras
Towa
United Press
Paims
Baltimore
Len Lyes
Louisville
New York Giants
Phil King
Vanderbilt
Cleveland
Jim Shotner
Texas Christian
Aso
Player Association
Intervision
Buckeyes Top in Grid Polls. Bowl Teams Set
Ohio State and Navy emerge as heavy favorites in early bowl projections. Rose Bowl favors Ohio State by 15 over Oregon, Cotton Bowl has Navy at even money vs Rice, Orange Bowl projects Oklahoma over Duke by 1, Sugar and Gator Bowls show close lines with Texas and Tennessee. Middies earn Sugar, Temple, and Mississippi leads noted. list of bowls and matchups provided.
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Ohio State
Naburg
Rice
Oklahoma
Duke
Broadway Odakers
Mississa
Texas
Texas A&m
Tennessee
Amy
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Louisville
Orlando
Post-Season Bowl Tilts for Collegians
New York United Press views Ohio State as No 1 in early 1957 bowl season. The rundown lists teams by ranking with Oklahoma, Texas, Notre Dame, Wisconsin and others noted for their bowl potential with several matchups across the Orange Blossom and Shrimp Bowls and regional games.
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New York
Ohio State
INS
Press and International New Service
Aimama Tan
May Drop Charges Against Art Aragon
Los Angeles district attorney William B. McKesson will decide this week whether to dismiss or retry the bribery case against welterweight Art Aragon. Aragon recently won an appeal from a bribery conviction that carried a one to five year sentence after a fight fixing plot involving Dick Geidstein.
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Los Angeles
INS
Los Angles
William B
Wesson
Art Aragon
Aragon
McKesson
Dick Geidstein
Giants and 49ers spark Western title chase in NFL clash
In San Francisco the 49ers beat the Giants 27 to 37 at Yankee Stadium lifting San Francisco and Detroit to 4-4 and narrowing the gap behind Baltimore. Coach Frankie Albert hailed the win as a turning point while Y A Tittle and Joe Perry starred for New York as Charley Conerly and several miscues dampened the visitors.
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San Francisco
Frankie Albert
Baltimore Colts
Albert
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cleveland
Colts
Kezar Stadium
48Ers
Green Bay
Rams
L.A
Lions
Chicago Bays
49Ers
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
Scholz defeats Buxton in Stuttgart bout
Gustav Scholz the unbeaten German middleweight champion stopped Britain's Alex Buxton in a ground bout Saturday night in Stuttgart.
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Scholz
Buxton
Stuttgart
Ger
Gustav 3Ubi
Oxtpoint
Ed Great
Britain
Alex
Armstrong Seeks 13th Straight Victory in Regional Fight
In Pea Ridge North Carolina a tiny hamlet home to fewer than 50 residents Armstrong seeks his 13th straight win in a 10 round regional Baseball Congress event. Opponent Stubbs of Pittsburgh is favored to challenge Armstrong who won the North Carolina championship this year and last fought in December.
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New York
Have & Post
Armstrong
Elizabeth
Reyban
Stubbs
Pittsburgh
St. Nicholas
Pea Ridge
Arena
N.C
Randy Sandy
Inlarea
North Carolina
Wichita
Kan
Still in Race as Teams Rally in Late Results
Sports grid shows New York and Philadelphia amid mixed wins and losses. Cleveland and Pittsburgh posted modest scores while Baltimore and San Francisco delivered key results. Washington, East and others fill standings. Schedule lists upcoming clashes including Philadelphia at Washington and Baltimore at San Francisco.
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al Aday
San Francisco
New York
Baltimora
Glee md
Chicago
Oston
Beara
Racaplte
Sephae
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pridadelphia
Washington
East
Ween
Seeburn
Baltimara
San Femnetsea
Glevesg
Browns and Colts poised to clinch NFL titles Sunday
The Cleveland Browns can seal the Eastern Division with a win over the Lions, while the Baltimore Colts need a victory over the 49ers to capture the Western crown. A Browns win plus a Baltimore loss would alter the title picture, with results shaping the only two undefeated leads remaining for the pair. The Browns surprised the Cardinals 31-0, aided by the 49ers upset of the Giants 27-17, and the Colts thrashed the Rams 31-14 before a record Baltimore crowd as Detroit edged closer with a Thanksgiving win.
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United Press
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland
Lions
Detroit
Baltimore
49Ers
San Francisco
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
New York
Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Eddie LeBaron
Jim Podoley
Ed Sutton
Sonny Jurgensen
Dick Bielski
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleevland
Los Angeles
Tommy O'Connel
Ray Renfro
Lew Carpenter
Cardinals
Lenny Moore
Week's Ring Slate: Brown 3-1 Over Lopes in TV'd Title Fight
New York reports two title fights and a welterweight elimination on this week's boxing slate. Joe Brown expected to defend his lightweight crown in a TV national broadcast on NBC, with Lopes as challenger. Other bouts include Perez defending the Argentine flyweight title in Buenos Aires and a welterweight elimination match featuring Isaac Logart vs. Gaspar Ortega in Cleveland.
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Lopes
New York
Joe Brown
Quidoor
L&l
Joey "Lopes
Isaac Lo
Chicago
Cuba
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
New Orleans
Cleveland
Sacramento
Arena
Sallf
Anto
NBC
Little Pascual Perez
Argentina
Young
I Martin
Spain
Buenos Aires
Ace Armstrong
I Stubbs
Redtop
I Javis
Larry Armstead
Provilence
R.I
Keith Ward
Gene
Butler
Joey Lopes
Los Angeles
Paulig Wwmstead
Jimmy Lassiter
Reeve
Joe Devliness
Bruca ‘Griffin
Isaac Logart
San Diego
Charlie Black
Calorad
Holly
Calif
Lilly Paacock
Frankie Campog
Pascuial Perez
Ours Martin
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