Welsh Tops North In Shrine All Star Classic
Navy quarterback George Welsh of the South was named MVP as he directed a 20-7 victory over the North in the Shrine Bowl at the Miami Orange Bowl. Welsh connected on 12 of 20 passes for 164 yards, scored once, and set up another score, guiding the South to its sixth win in nine games.
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Definitely Last Game Says Otto After 38-14 Win Over Rams
Otto Graham directed the Cleveland Browns to a 48-14 victory over the Los Angeles Rams, earning praise from coach Paul Brown and Sid Gillman. Graham starred with two rushing TDs and two passing TDs, helping Cleveland clinch the Eastern Division and NFL crown. The win capped Graham’s celebrated career as he hinted it might be his final game. Browns outgained Rams and set a championship game record with seven interceptions by Browns defenders.
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USF Faces Holy Cross in Holiday Festival Bid
San Francisco the national champions aim for a new consecutive win record after beating La Salle 79 to 63 in the Holiday Festival opener in New York. Russell scored 26 and grabbed 85 rebounds as the Dons pursue the major college mark of 39 straight with a semifinal versus Holy Cross.
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Huskies’ Ornellng Leads With 36 Points In Seven Games
Washington forward Ken Ornellng scored 36 points across seven games to top the Huskies in the 1955-56 season segment, averaging 12.4 ppg. He connected on 40 of 85 field goals (42%). Center Tony Chivers led in offensive and defensive rebounds with 21 and 24 respectively, totaling 45. Gilbert Cobarruvias, Don Waiton, Gustavo Banuckes, and Ornelles each logged double-digit rebounds.
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Huskies struggle in chaotic stat line amid tourney play
Washington players dominated by scattershot box totals as fouls and turnovers abound. Gary fouled out with 14, Ornellas posted four, Rangel led in assists with eight, and Groellas had 13 rebounds. Washington shot 102 of 355 from the field and 73 of 137 at the line, totaling 279 points over seven games as the team slipped in a busy stretch of nonleague action and tournament play.
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Dons Top Unfed Press Poll With Record Point Total
San Francisco’s Dons claim the highest point total ever in the United Press ratings, drawing 33 of 34 first place votes for No. 1 while Dayton slips to second and North Carolina State holds No. 3. Kentucky and Brigham Young fall from the top 10. race continues as selections reflect through Dec. 24.
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Broncos Fall Sixth Straight as St Marys Triumphs
In Wichita, the Santa Clara Broncs dropped their sixth consecutive game, 69 to 80, to Wichita State. The Shockers led throughout, with Santa Clara narrowing late after a first-half stumble, as midgame runs shaped the result in the Miami Orange Bowl tournament context.
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Bahama Dominates Melts In Lopsided Victory
Bahama, a speedy West Indian welterweight, won a first in New York city by shutout over Paolo Melis of Montreal in a ten-round bout at St Nicholas Arena. It was Bahama's 18th straight win and left Melis overwhelmed by Bahama's rapid-fire combinations and accuracy.
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