Seixas and MacKay Rally To Save Davis Cup Lead
In Melbourne at Kenyang Stadium Vic Seixas, 34, and rookie Barry MacKay fought to prevent a Davis Cup shutout by Australia. Seixas beat Anderson in five sets. MacKay edged Cooper in five after initial losses. The U.S. trailed after doubles losses and began the day needing two singles wins to avoid defeat.
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Melbourne
U.S
Tye
Davis
Vic Seixas
Australia
Barry MacKay
Uncle Sam
Kenyang
Mal’ Anderson
Ashley Cooper
Seixas
Anderson
MacKay
Kentizig
Coops
Cooper
Dayton, C
Amattur
Mecvyn ‘Rose
Giants Host Yank Rookies After Rainouts
The Hayward Giants, trying to end a two game skid and reclaim second in Bay Counties, host the Yankee Rookies at 1:30 p.m. on the Hayward Airport diamond. John Ramos will start, with Dick Hogue also ready as a southpaw pitcher. Cincinnati leads the league at 6 2, while Berkeley visits Bushrod Park tomorrow.
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Hayward Giants
Bay Counties
Hayward Airport
Giants
John Ramos
Cincinnati
Berkeley
Montes Tops Castlewood Pro-Junior Golf Title
Larry Montes from Colima Shet led Montes 7 Tops to victory in the pro junior golf tourney at Castlewood Golf Course. Russ Egner of Pleasanton and Tom O Leary of South San Francisco tied for second. Lyle Wehrman and Gary Bauer of Merred took the pro junior first with 148.
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Pleasanton
Larry Montes
Colima
Individu
Castewood Golf Course
Russ Egner
Tom O'Leary
South San
Francisco
Lyle] Wehrman
Gary Bauer
Merred
Tor
O'Leary
Larry O'Leary
South
San Francisco
Browns Lions clash in Holiday Festival semifinals
In New York, Dayton Flyers face California and Temple Owls meet Seattle in the Madison Square Garden semis of the Holiday Festival. Dayton beat Manhattan in the opener while California upset NYU. Temple and Seattle advanced with notable individual performances from Baylor and Rodgers.
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New York
Dayton Flyers
Temple Owls
Madison Square Garden
Dayton
California J
Temple
Seattle
Algo
Manhattan
Manhattan i
California
New York ‘University
NYU
Violet Vikings
Spoirit
New Yorkers
Owls
Pittsburgh
Chieftains
Connecticut
Temple Seattle
Guy Rodgers
The
Elgin Baylor
Rodgers
Bd Cousy
Boston Celtics
Don Quintet Rips Niagara to Face OCU for Title
In Oklahoma City the Don Quintet upset Niagara 71 60 in the All College finals semi, earning a shot at Oklahoma City. USF led 37 27 at halftime as Niagara’s Ells paced the Eagles with 38 earlier and La Cour Brown and Farmers paced the Dons with 16 17 20 respectively. Bracket results saw Denver defeat Western Kentucky and Idaho State beat Tulsa.
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Oklahoma City
San Francisco
Niagara
Tulsa
Denver
Idaho State
Iead
Alex ‘Ells
Gene Brown
Mike Farmer
Fred la Cour
Dons
USF
la Cour
Brown
Farmers
Hilltoppers
Bills
New York
Western Kentucky
Eagles
Tulané
Cam
Lugare
Bums May Still Play in Coliseum
Los Angeles Dodgers may use the Los Angeles Coliseum as a temporary home for two years. County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn, a Coliseum Commission member, said reviving the plan is sensible to provide a major league home like other public facilities. The proposal was tentatively rejected but could be revived if the Pasadena Rose Bowl talks fail.
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Los Angeles
INS
Dodgers
Dodger
Coliseum Commission
Walter O'Malley
Pasadena
Hayes Pleased With OSU Drill For Rose Bowl Showdown
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes said he was highly pleased with his team's Rose Bowl preparations for Oregon. The Buckeyes conducted secret drills on Friday as Don Clark returned to practice for the second straight day in Pasadena, during a session that included manipulated drills and conditioning.
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Pasadena
Woody. Hayes
Ohio State
Oregon
Buckeyes
Don Clark
Erdelatz Plans New Navy Defense for Cotton Bowl
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz said he may have something new to offer the Midshipmen as they prepare for Rice in the Cotton Bowl on January 1. He was pleased with his team's condition but noted a lot of brushing up would be needed between now and Wednesday.
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Dallas
Navy
Eddie Erdelatz
Midshipmen
Reds Franchises Jeopardized Over Parking Plans
Cincinnati's efforts to keep the Redlegs face doubt as Powell Crosley Jr. voices concern that Cincinnati may lose the franchise. A Citizens Committee and city utilities director propose parking relief and a long term solution at Crosley Field, with a plan for 6 million dollars and potential use of Union Terminal as a convention site.
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Crosley Field
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Reds
Cincinnati
Redlegs
New York
Giants
Dodgers
West Coast
Crosley
Ae Gradison
Citizens’ Committee
Public’ Utilities
George W. Howie
Union Railroad
Sanders Turns Television Actor in UCLA Starring Role
Henry Red Sanders head football coach at GCha will appear on television January 16 in a dramatic co star role in the 80 Yard Raw playhouse 30 production. Sanders turned down an offer to join Texan ARM this week to remain at UCLA.
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Hollywood
Henry Red Sanders
Gcha
Wil
Co-Siar
Playhouse 30
Sanders
Texan
UCLA
Giardello Ready For Basilio After Whipping Jones
Giardello declares he is ready for Basilio after a ten round decision over Ralph Tiger Jones in Miami Beach. The Philadelphia boxer improved to clear the victory, knocking Jones down in the third round and winning on a unanimous verdict as a near-capacity crowd watched. Giardello, 159 1/2 pounds, touted his readiness for Basilio and said no immediate next bout unless a Basilio match is arranged.
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Miami Beach
Joey Giardello
Ralph * Tiger
Jones
Carmen Basilio
Jett
Yonkers
Tiger
Secon
Giardello
Jimmy. Peerless
Scamé
Philadelphia
Boy
Rosedale
Nly
Basilia
Michigan State and Troy win set in Los Angeles
In a doubleheader in Los Angeles Michigan State edged UCLA 63 to 61 to claim a share of the Big Ten title while maintaining a six-game win streak. Ohio State lost its sixth straight as Southern California routed the Buckeyes.
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Los Angeles
Michigan State
Ohio State
USC
UCLA
Ohio ‘State
Southern California
Spartans
John Green
Larry Hedden
Souther Catton
Nia
Buckeyes
Frank Howard
Doubleheader Tonight Spurs Spartans and Broncos Defeat Arizona Fives
San Jose State Spartans beat Arizona 77 to 63 in the second game of a doubleheader at the San Jose Civic Auditorium. Santa Clara defeated Arizona State 62 to 52 in the opener. Spartans led 32-30 at halftime behind Eddie Diaz 21 first-half points. Branstrom and Egeland fueled the win with strong defense and scoring. Diaz finished strong, while Santa Clara pulled away late helped by Taylor and Prescott scoring 22 each for the Broncos.
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San Jose
State
Ned Fitzgerald
Arizona
Santa Clara
Spartans
Arizona State
Steve Arbiolo
Jerry Bachich
Mel Prescott
San ‘Jose
Civic “Auditorium
Denny Burau
Broncos
Stevé Rubiolo
Walt McPherson
San Jose State Spartans
Wildcat
San Jose Civic Auditorium
Santa Mara
Wildcats
Gil Egéland
Eddie Diaz
Marv Branstrom
Bob Larson
Bob Feerick
Sun Devils
Davantage
Jin Taylor
Frank Schrero
Royce
Yource
Tempe
Jed
Bente Ciara
Aris
Temps
Sobrerno
Qiaesley
Ie Pregcott
Bachighs
Odn
Westorks
Taylor
Avewmas
Gilmore
Eardiner
Gisobley
Marshall
Fei Owen
Clara
Mondale Returns To Oregon Lineup In Bowl Prep
Oregon Ducks monitor Gator Bowl on TV then hit practice for Ohio State with Mondale back at his regular position after missing three workouts due to a siege of the flu. Saturday drill was closed as the team readies for the upcoming game and refines formations and discipline.
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Los Angeles
Oregon Ducks
Ohio State
Ducks
Har
Mondale
Yardley Nets 31 as Pistons Fall to Knicks News
George Yardley led with 31 points as the Detroit Pistons lost to the New York Knickerbockers 52 to 70. Yardley previously had a 48 point night in a win over St. Louis Hawks. In a twinbill opener, the Philadelphia Warriors beat the Boston Celtics 140 to 108. Cliff Hagan scored the final 3 points to seal the score. The St. Louis Hawks edged the Cincinnati Royals 97 to 96, with Kansas City dropping their 10th straight game and tying the Pistons for second place.
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Hy United Press
George Yardley
Pistons
National’ Basketball Association
Stanford University
St. Louis Hawks
New ‘York Knickerbockers
Philadelphia Warriors
Boston ‘Celtics
Cliff Hagan
Cincinnati Royals
Royals
Monroe Ohm Mix In Hollywood Bout
Monroe defends in Hollywood Legion Stadium in a 10 round bantamweight bout with German Ohm. The 71 year old former full back carries a slight favorite tag after 19 pro starts with 10 knockouts.
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Hollywood
Monroe
German Ohm
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Monhme
Oregon Five Wins Ohm Despite 22 Year Old Mexic Native
The Oregon college basketball team defeated Colorado State University 75 to 69 in Fort Collins to extend its season record to 23 wins, four losses, and one tie. The 22 year old Mexican native leading the squad contributed in a standout performance as the team secured their seventh straight win.
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Ohm
Mexic
FT. Collins
Colo
Ins
Oreco City
Gon University
Colorado State Uni Creditversity
Browns Meet Lions For NFL Title At Detroit
Cleveland Browns travel to Briggs Stadium for the championship clash with the Detroit Lions amid muddy field and possible rain. Jim Brown and Otto Graham replica Tom O Connell lead Cleveland while Tobin Rote and Gene Gedman pace Detroit. payout near 4200 to the winners and 3400 to the losers.
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Cleveland
Browns
Jed
Tunner
Reading
Lions
Briggs Stadium
New York Giants
Chicago
NFL
Bert
Bell
KRON
Jimmy Brown
Tommy O'Connell
Brown
O'Connell
Milt Plum
Paul Brown
Toe Groza
George Wilson
Groza
Jim
Martin
Tobin Rote
Gene Gedman
John Henry Johnson
Tom Tracy
San Francisco
Tommrtaw
Soto
Sooner Quarterback Dodd Injures Ankle in Practice
In Miami Florida Oklahomas Sooners say first string quarterback Carl Dodd twisted his ankle during Friday morning drills and spent afternoon with his ankle in a ice machine. Dodd had scored 43 points this season and the team prepares to face Duke in the Orange Bowl.
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Miami
Fla
Oklahoma
Sooners
Carl Dodd
Dodd
Soonera
Duke
West Shrine Coach Curtice Might Take Stanford Job
Salt Lake City reports and Palo Alto chatter center on Curtice possibly leaving Utah to coach Stanford. Curtice has been grooming the West squad at Stanford and is rumored to have been offered the Stanford post to replace Chuck Taylor as athletics head.
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Salt, Lake City
INS
Utah University
Cactus
Jack Curtice
San
Francisco
Curtice
Stanford
Salt Lake City
Palo ‘Alto
Chuck Taylor
Utah City
Redskin Wigwam
Jonebb
Utah
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Yardley
Sooner
West Shrine
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