Browns Clinch Sixth Straight Title by Drubbing Steelers
The Cleveland Browns clinched their sixth straight division title with a 30 to 7 victory over Pittsburgh. Otto Graham returned to lift Cleveland as they dominated at Forbes Field, while New York upset Washington 27–20 helping the Browns secure the crown.
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Pellegrini Named UP Lineman of the Year for 1955
Maryland center Bob Pellegrini 21, a 6 3 225 pound senior from Yatesboro and co-captain of the undefeated Terrapins, was chosen United Press Lineman of the Year for 1955 by 207 sports writers and radio broadcasters. He edged Al Bolinger of Oklahoma and Ron Kramer of Michigan in a vote highlighted by his crucial tackle against UCLA that helped Maryland remain undefeated and aim for the Orange Bowl.
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Michigan
Cal Jones
Iowa
Ron Beagle
Navy
Jim Parker
Ohio State
Hugh Pitts
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Hardidnan Cureton
Bruce Bosley
West Virginia
Carl Nystrom
Michigan State
Scott Suber
Mississippi State
Pat Bisceglia
Notre Dame
Tom Maentz
Franklin Brooks
Georgia Tech
Jerry Tubbs
Mike Sandusky
John Witte
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Norman Masters
Earl Leggett
Louisiana State
Ken Vareo
John Palack
Pittsburgh
Jim Brown
Tony Sardisco
Tulane
Fred Robinson
Washington
Eagles edge Cardinals in night game as Pihos sets record
In a drizzle under lights, 18,473 saw Dick Bielski and Kyle Rote score for Philadelphia while Pete Pihos posted a club single game receiving mark with ten catches for 127 yards and a TD in his home finale. George Blanda’s late kick beat Detroit before 35,888 at Wrigley Field as Doak Walker missed a 36-yard try with 25 seconds left.
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Farmers Take On Fremont in Mat Inaugural
The Hayward wrestling team, aiming to avenge last season's lone defeat, travels to Oakland to face Fremont in the season opener. Key returnees include Art Abbott at 168 pounds and Lloyd Davis at 112 pounds, with depth in lower weights but thin upper weights. JV squad accompanies the varsity for the anticipated battle and other scheduled foes include San Leandro and Camp Campbell.
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W T Baseball League To Hold Meeting In Centerville
Washington Township Baseball Inc will meet tonight at Centerville elementary school starting at 8 pm. President Dean Davenport announced the session to tidy last season’s affairs and prepare the kick off for the 1957 season.
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Major League Meeting Opens With High Trade Activity
Baseball's Major Leagues opened their winter meeting as Frank Lane of the St Louis Cardinals began the trade talk by acquiring 41 year old Ellis Kinder from the Boston Red Sox in a waiver deal. Kinder, 5-5 with a 2.82 era last season, was valued around $10,000. Also, Harry Elliott was sold to San Diego from Cleveland, while Gus Triandos drew a $200,000 bid from Kansas City that Baltimore rejected. The meeting will address the bonus rule, intra league trades and possible free trade days in July and August.
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Huskies Face Live Oak Five in Weekend Showdown
Centerville report on the Wash ington High Huskies hosting Live Oak Acorns aimed at securing their first win after a 51-35 loss to Amador. Coach Glyde Voorhees emphasizes teamwork and scrappy play with a balanced starting five led by Rabgel and Ornelas, plus Chivers at center. The varsity game tips at 3:16 with the B squad follow on later. the team features a wide rotation including Mahusay Cobarruvias Hernandez Olk and Rig maiden.
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Amy
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Gilbert Cobarruvias
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Orrin’ Olk
Tom. Rigmaiden
Don Wolfe
Monica Paler
Atsdor
News of Sale Shocks Kinder in Boston to St Louis
Needham Mass veteran pitcher Ellis Kinder learned his sale from the Red Sox to the St. Louis Cardinals on the eve of Major League meetings. Kinder, 41, praised manager Mike Higgins and Boston fans but criticized Red Sox general manager Joe Cronin. The Cardinals paid a waiver price above 10 000. Kinder played eight seasons for Boston, recently setting a record with 69 appearances in one season.
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Drake Ring Favorite Over Muller Tonight
Drake Ring, a light-hitting New York middleweight, is favored at 1 to 35 to beat Peter Muller of Germany tonight at St Nicholas Arena Handsome Bay. Muller has 21 KOs in 24 fights, with one defeat by Gil Turner in November 1954, and Drake relies on long range, unusual strength.
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Peter ‘Muller
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Moore Pompey Title Bout Postponed to March
Archie Moore will defend his light heavyweight title against Yolande Pompey in London, scheduled for March after being postponed from January due to Moore's left ankle injury. Charley Johnston, Moore’s manager, confirmed the change today.
HARD A League Opens Tonight With Top Showdowns
Hayward area launches Class A basketball after a three year gap led by Timber Jacks vs Miscellaners at San Lorenzo High. Also featured are Matt Sons Creamery versus undefeated Hayward Billiards and Del Rey Dads in a busy midweek slate with leading scorers advancing strong starts in the opening games and standings. Montevideo Uruguay tennis: Enrique Morea defeats Art Larsen to win the tournament.
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Lorenzo Cagers Set to Host Mt Diablo Red Devils Tomorrow
San Lorenzo coach Tony Winn leads the cagers into a key home game versus Mt Diablo Red Devils after a slow start to the season. The Rebels boast a 38 point per game defense while Mt Diablo tops Encinal 60 59 with Johnson and Stafford starring. Oakland High looms Thursday as part of a crowded schedule with Hayward Invitational play looming Friday and Saturday. Gary Ressa leads San Lorenzo scorers with 43 points through five games.
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O'Dowd to Host St Ignatius in Catholic League Showdown
Bishop O'Dowd's basketball team aims for a fifth straight win as it hosts St. Ignatius at home tomorrow afternoon. The Dragons seek the Catholic Athletic League title after defeating Concordia, San Lorenzo, Encinal, and Berkeley to date without a blemish.
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Arroyo to Meet California School of the Deaf in Berkeley
Arroyo basketball team to play California School of the Deaf at the C8.Ds court in Berkeley. Arroyo seeks to extend its 2 game winning streak after defeating Alameda 89-24 and Concordia 67-61. Tentative starting lineup includes Gary Dorest and Steve Hope forward, Steve Goodell center, Dick Crowton and Gary Tomsic guards.
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Joe Louis Plans Christmas Wedding
Buffalo NY report states heavyweight champion Joe Louis announced plans to marry Rose Morgan on Christmas Day in her St. Albans home. Morgan, 40, a cosmetics magnate, would mark her second marriage with a small ceremony witnessed by close friends.
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Ski Team Opens Training Base in Cervinia Italy
Fifteen members of the United States Olympic ski team established training headquarters in Cervinia Italy for the winter games at Cortina d Ampezzo from January 26 to February 5. Coach Nelson A Bennett of Sun Valley Idaho and most team members arrived over the weekend.
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