Risks Bow Bowl: Pitt Favored Over Tech in Gator Clash
Pittsburgh faces Georgia Tech in the Gator Bowl with Tech as a one touchdown favorite. Tech sits No. 3 nationally, boasting stingy defense and speed oriented play, while Pitt relies on power and Salvaterra’s dual threat. The contest airs on CBS with high national interest and bowl tradition at stake.
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Suchy an Iowa Center Key to Rose Hawkeyes Tough Season
Don Suchy the 25 year old Iowa center stood as the backbone of Iowa’s Rose bound Hawkeyes. Despite injuries he started every game and delivered brutal defense behind guards Bloomquist and Drake with tackle support from Karras and Klein. Suchy’s leadership and defensive signals kept Iowa among the top defenses nationally as coach Evaushevsky lauded his remarkable dedication. He hopes to teach history and coach after graduation.
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Forest” Evashevski
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Pro Bowl Rosters Expanded with New Kicking Specialists
The Pro Bowl rosters expanded to 32 players each as Baker joins the Eastern and Washington’s Samm Baker joins the Western squads. The additions include Ip-Place-Kicking specialists Bert Rechichar of Baltimore and others to bolster both teams for the annual game at Memorial Coliseum.
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Weakened Bruin Five Still Tough
UCLA basketball, led by coach Johnny Wooden, surged to six wins and one loss as key players stayed healthy after a prior probe sidelined tournament play. Walt Torrence emerged, scoring 21 against Missouri and 13 versus Occidental, while UCLA prepared for a Midwest road swing and PCC play.
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Munoz Leads Rebel Scorers for San Lorenzo State
San Lorenzo high cagers take a Christmas break before resuming Jan 4 to face the Alamede Hornets. Senior Bill Munoz tops scoring with 36 field goals and 30 free throws in seven games, followed by Roger Bagley with 34 field goals and 27 free throws. Coach Tony Winn’s squad averages 43.4 points per game and allows 37.1, a sharp improvement over last season. Four wins by margin, with a rundown of individual scoring pages the tally.
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300 Enter L.A. Open Golf Tournament Draws Field
Los Angeles hosts a $37,500 Quez Golf Open beginning January 3 with over 300 entrants. The large field includes 31 major tournament champions and promises a strong competition in the Los Angeles event.
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Baylor Brings Texas Invincibility to Bowl
Baylor, a seven point underdog, meets unbeaten Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. Tennessee, 1958 10 game winner with a flawless record, seeks its first Sugar Bowl win while Baylor showcases a tough schedule and an All American guard Bil Gless. The game promises a major clash as the Bears use a single wing while the Volunteers run the split T. An estimated 91,000 fans expected with wide television coverage.
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Leandran Wins Open Division in Big 5 Singles Classic
San Lorenzo bowler Tur pin of San Leandro shot a 247 to tie for top prize in the Village Bowl Big 5 Singles open division. Lou Cherboni of Walnut Creek joined the tie with a 104% five game total. Bach won $112.50 as the event drew a record field of 544 bowlers from Monrovia to Eureka over four weeks. Ed McFarland of Hayward placed third with 1019, earning $25 for the highest ten game series. several regional players, including Herron, Stetefy, Peaberry, Gray, Wingard, Jaceway, Rivera, Silva, Stewart, Robinson, Brown, and Buttin, also placed in various divisions.
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Dick Peaberthy
Ed Gray
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Area Bowling Highlights From Hayawaran 2X Event
Area bowling coverage notes Haywarz men’s 2x competition with top scores by Freeman and Smith. Listings include Market 20 and Colewathe Service 22, plus Sherry’s and Rudg properties. Local standings show partial results with several teams named and scores given.
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Bowling Jargon and Scores Highlight 1958 League Entries
A whimsical look at bowling vocabulary includes nose hits and sleepers known as pins in the dark, with notes on graveyards and home alleys. The piece lists standout scores from the Women's 638 Handicap League and Midway 775 Scratch League, naming bowlers such as Glenn Wingard and Annie Feiss along with several team affiliations.
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Clubhouse Column Goes On Vacation Break
Daily Review sports editor Sid Hoes is away on vacation. The Clubhouse column will resume publishing upon his return next week.
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