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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1957
Page
13
Shrine rosters indicate Douglas will start at quarterback for the West in the annual Shrine Game. Coaches announced the lineup as part of page twelve’s continued coverage, highlighting Douglas’s role in the game plan and anticipation for strong unaffiliated talents competing.
The article lists starters for the Shrine Classic with West ends Funston and Osborne and stars from SMU, Pitt, Baylor, Arizona State, and Wisconsin, plus East backs Pace and Dugan making first starts. Proceeds go to Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children.
CHICAGO INS The Chicago White Sox fight over control widens as Charles Comiskey sues to curb the board to four, naming Roy Egan and Mrs. Rigney ally in a bid to bylaw change. The action seeks safeguards against removal of Comiskey and hints Egan fuels the feud. Also Hollywood notes Pat Mowry accuses Paul Hornung of publicity hoax denial.
Rice coach Jess Neely said the Owls are in excellent shape for the Cotton Bowl. The team completed a brisk workout in Abilene Texas as they finalize preparations for the New York Day game against Navy.
The piece argues for immediate leadership and program changes in U.S. track and field to boost Olympic readiness. It cites a June meeting where coaches favored Olympic event adaptations but the Rules Committee rejected them. It warns that without action within two years the U S may panic and fail to compete effectively in 1960.
in Havana Cuba Minnie Minoso of the Cleveland Indians may reach a pact for 1958 next Monday or Tuesday as Frank Lane returns from Florida. Minoso says the $40,000 offer is not exactly what he wants but the gap is small and he plans to decide soon.
Pasadena reports predict cool clear conditions for New Year s Day with only a slim rain chance as Oregon trains to offset a 19 point spread against Ohio State. Ducks coach Rich Brooks emphasizes offense while returning guard Harry Mondale boosts depth. Ohio State coach Woody Hayes maintains confidence, staging a long drill before a Brown Derby lunch.
Governor G Mennen Williams joined an NFL appeal to commissioner Bert Bell to lift the television blackout for Sunday's Detroit Cleveland title game. Fans camped outside the Lions ticket office overnight seeking bleacher and standing room, while Cleveland rebuilds for the title clash at Briggs Stadium and roster changes reduce the 1955 lineup to only 13 of 33 players.
Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns wins United Press Coach of the Year with 19 of 22 votes. Weeb Ewbank runner up. Frank Albert, George Wilson, and Buddy Parker also receive votes. Browns rebound from a 5 7 season and claim the Western Division title amid changes and strong performances.
Carmen Basilio of Canastota New York named Fighter of the Year by Ring Magazine for 1957. Note says he won the middleweight title from Sugar Ray Robinson on Sept 23, then vacated the welterweight crown and remains rated welterweight by the magazine in its year end view.
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