Hayward Matmen Rout San Leandro in dual meet
Hayward varsity grapplers defeated San Leandro 45-2 with Joe Stroud pinning Steve Daley and Floyd Davis pinning Rich Velze. Hayward JV also dominated, winning 23-8 as Gary Enos and Bill Drysdale posted decisive wins and the Farmers claimed six decisions plus three pins.
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Giants Head East Pro Bowl Team Overview
The New York Giants, NFC East champions, lead the East All-Stars for the seventh Pro Bowl at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on January 13. Coach Jim Lee Howell will guide three Giants backs Chuck Conerly Kyle Rote and Frank Gifford plus Ollie Matson of the Cardinals. The rosters include Darrell Brewster Roosevelt Brown and others from Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Washington Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh.
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New York One
Rebellious Parker Will Ink Lion Pact
DETROIT Lions coach Parker reportedly ends his one day rebellion and will sign a new contract Thursday after talks with Lions president Edwin J. Anderson and GM Nick Kerbeny. The decision is expected to be announced at a club director's meeting. Parker had hinted he might quit pro football after QB Hobby Layne's injury in Sunday’s game.
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Hornung to Ink With Packers
Notre Dame star Paul Hornung, the Heisman winner, is close to signing a three year contract with the Green Bay Packers. A possible delay due to military service is expected to be resolved with an abeyance. Hornung may meet Vancouver draft officials in San Francisco during the East West Shrine game period.
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Gonzales Quits Net Tour for Operation
Richard Pancho Gonzales, the world’s leading tennis player, arrived in Los Angeles from Australia to undergo surgery on his right hand. A painful cyst formed between his thumb and index finger, forcing a pause in his tour. He said the sore will be drained and removed, and he plans to rejoin the Australian tennis tour by January.
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Pancho) Gonzales
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Colorado Beats Idaho in Intersecttional Victory in Boulder
Colorado University added another win over Pacific Coast Conference foe Idaho Vandals last night at Boulder, 71 to 52. It marked the Buffaloes fifth straight victory in a surprising stretch of strong play and solid defense.
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Bear-Hungry Jayhawks Top UP Poll Again
Kansas repeats as United Press Coaches poll leader with 327 points, holding first place for the second straight week. North Carolina, Illinois, San Francisco, and SMU follow, while St. Louis and Oklahoma A and M make notable jumps into the top 10.
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Ski Tips feature starts tomorrow in Daily Review
The Daily Review will publish a weekly Ski Tips feature beginning tomorrow. Eric Johnson, noted artist-skier and head of the Dodge Ridge and Cold Springs ski schools, authors the easy to follow how to do it series. Beginners and advanced skiers are urged to follow Johnson’s tips each week.
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Beinring
Eric Johnson
Dodge Ridge
Cold Springs
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Bears Face Defamation Suit Over Meadows Charge
Chicago Bears defensive end Ed Meadows may sue Detroit Lions officials for defamation after Lions charged he aimed to injure Lions quarterback Layne during a Sunday game. Lions president Edwin Anderson and coach Buddy Parker alleged a vicious tackle, while Halas disputed the claim and Bell urged proof before punishing players. Meadows denied wrongdoing as doctors reported Layne concussion symptoms and the Bears won 38 to 21 to clinch the Western division title.
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Belk
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Haiss
George Marshall
Washington Redskins
Cal Bears Face Kansas in Sold-Out Berkeley Showdown
No. 1 ranked Kansas arrives at Cal Gym amid a sellout for Wilt Chamberlain as Duane Asplund guards the towering sophomore. Cal struggles to slow the 7-1 recruit while Maurice King and Larry Friend pace the Bears’ offense in a high-stakes early season clash.
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Evashevski Runs Iowa Through Double Drill Ahead of Rose Bowl
Iowa coach Forest Evashevski put the 44 man squad through a double drill session in Los Angeles as the Hawkeyes prepared for the 1957 Rose Bowl against Oregon State. He plans two daily workouts for the rest of the week and remained uncertain about next week’s schedule. The team unveiled to about 350 spectators in Southern California, with photographers allowed to shoot while the coach urged focus on Bowl preparations. The squad reported no fresh injuries from Notre Dame game last November 24. captain Dick Deasx limped but expects to play after knee rehabilitation this week.
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Oregon State Beavers Arrive in Pasadena for Rose Bowl
Oregon State Beavers prepared for the Rose Bowl by conducting a final workout in Corvallis before departing for Pasadena tonight. Coach Tommy Prothro planned a high intensity session in Santa Monica tomorrow and two daily drills leading to the game, with emphasis on conditioning and new plays once in Pasadena.
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Spartans Lose First to Evansville 81 73 Thriller
Evansville beat San Jose State 81 73 in a nonleague matchup. The game was tied 20 times and 40 40 at halftime. Evansville pulled ahead 58 56 in the third, extended to 67 59, then held off a Spartan rally to win. John Harrawood led Evansville with 23 points, Jim Smakins 22. Eddie Diaz scored 19 for San Jose State.
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Illinois Bursts Dons Rise Above Easy Win
Illinois defeated San Francisco 62 to 33 at Champaign to end the Dons 60 game winning streak era. Illinois led 31-14 at halftime and stretched the margin to 32 late, with George Bon Salle pacing Illini and Dan Oht adding 14. San Francisco was hampered by missing stars and injuries.
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Stanford Departs For Southern Tilts
Stanford basketballs eleven players fly from San Francisco to Florida Louisiana and Tennessee for six games. They meet Tulane in New Orleans December nineteen Centenary in Shreveport December twenty Tennessee in Knoxville December twenty two and compete in the Grange Bowl Tournament at Miami December twenty eight and twenty nine. They return December thirtieth to set for conference opener against Oregon State January fourth and third. Traveling party includes Bond Haga Legnard Pflueger Waring Voivodich Wagner Neumann Der Van Galder Warren with Dallmar as coach and Kelly Derne as managers.
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