Bears Still Favored in Rose Bowl
In Pasadena California the California Golden Bears and Ohio State Buckeyes brace for the 36th Rose Bowl before about 100000 fans. California is a six point favorite led by quarterback Bob Celeri, while Ohio State counters with a fast backfield including Jerry Krall and Ray Hamilton. The game is set to start at 6 pm EST with anticipated rugged line play and a chance for California to redeem last year’s defeat.
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Bob Celeri
Pandal Savic
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Jerry Krall
Ray Hamilton
Jim Clark
Vic Janowice
Fred Morrison
Carly Sease
Minnesota Indians Win Court Tilts In Coast Trip
Minnesota’s ace forward Whiley Skoog scored 26 points to lift the Gophers over California 48 to 47 at the Cow Palace in the first game of a twin bill. Stanford rallied in the second half to beat Texas A&M 55 to 49, with Jim Walsh pacing the Indians in the late surge. Don Mendrickson anchored the boards for Minnesota and held Johnson to 10 points.
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Billy Smith Suspended and Fined by State Athletic Commission
Los Angeles report states heavyweight Billy Sims and Clarence Henry faced penalties after a lackluster Dee, $2 Sun Wranciato bout. Smith received a suspension until April and more than half of his $1250 purse was kept. Henry was fined $300 with his fight purse held as the referee declared a no contest.
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UCLA Falls In Tight Battle With Wisconsin
Wisconsin edged UCLA 54 to 52 as the Badgers used a strong first half 29 to 17 margin. Center Sehfeldlt led with 21 points as UCLA fought back but fell short in the final minutes.
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East and West clash in Shrine all star game
East faces West in the Shrine all star football classic at Kezar Stadium San Francisco in its silver anniversary edition. East fields heavier players like 224 pound tackles while West relies on lean scorers Lindy Berry and Eddie LeBaron to spark passing and speed. Coaches pin hopes on speed and passing as line size favors the East. crowd of 60 000 expected despite overcast skies.
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Andy Kerr
Bernie Bierman
Tuss McLaughry
Arnold Galifia
Army
Lynn Chandneis
Michigan State
Hillary Chollet
Peis Dorset
Cornell
Art Murakowski
Northwestern
Walt Teninga
Dick Kempthorn
Michigan
Frank Spaniel
Harry Szulborski
Purdue
Ken Carpenter
Qrepon State
Ernie Johnson
UCLA
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Carmine Vingo Brain Injury Update After Garden Knockout
New York reports Carmine Vingo, Bronx heavyweight, remained in critical condition at St. Clare's hospital after a Madison Square Garden knockout. Officials say he was unconscious most of the night with brief recovery periods. An outdoor writer and editor condemns sport violations and urges responsible action by sportsmen.
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Farmers Meet Pirates In Second Game Of Road Series
The Farmers travel to San Leandro to face the Pirates in the second game of their home series as Hayward high scorers pace the visitors. Sim Ogelvie leads Farmers with 11.12 ppg, Rudy Barmettler adds 10.67, while Ogelvie and Barmettler anchor the guard positions. The team has beaten Polytech of San Francisco Lowell of San Leandro St Joseph of Alameda and Burlingame among others. Local notes include a deer meat case fines in Trinity County.
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Berkeley Richmond Top Seeds In ACAL Hoop Play
Berkeley and Richmond B squads look like leaders as ACAL hoop play opens. Hayward’s 8 players finish vacation and start practice for El Cerrito. Piedmont and Albany eye cellar, while Island City dark horses with returning vets. Barbosa may carry Farmers’ scoring, joined by Legge and Fuentes, as Poug Sale’s team warms up with San Leandro before league start January 6.
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Tony Barbosa
Bob Legge
Frank Fuentes
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Poug Sale
San Lean
Rangers stun fans with late-season revival in New York
New Yorks Rangers surge from last place to a tie for second in the National League as December playupturns defense first. Eight wins in 11 games, two losses and a draw, with Madison Square Garden drawing strong crowds amid the surprising turnaround.
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Hoop Results From Various College Games
United Press reports scattered scores across men’s college hoops. Duquesne and Dartmouth tied 70 while Oregon edged in overtime 49 to 40. Maryland, California and Stanford posted notable wins as Wisconsin and UCLA gathered wins and several listed teams posted varied final tallies.
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Southern Oregon
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