Cal Bears Rout Iowa to Extend Winning Streak to Seven
California raced to a 25 point first half lead and coasted past Iowa 70 to 45. Paced by Bert Mastrov and Bob Wash, Cal used reserves late as all 12 Bears scored while Iowa hit just 17 of 52 from the floor and 17 of 22 from the line. Next Friday the Bears open conference play against USC at Berkeley.
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Stanford Wins Sixth Straight With 65 53 Victory
Stanford, unbeaten, extended its season-long win streak to six by defeating Wisconsin 65 to 53. Captain Selleck scored 16 and Brown 18 as the Indians pulled away in the second half despite two regulars missing. Dick Miller led Wisconsin with 20 points, while Stanford’s rebounding and defense sealed the win.
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Border Stars Favored in Salad Bowl Showdown
Skyline All-Stars and Border Conference stars prepare for the Salad Bowl, with about 10,000 expected to attend. Bob Titchenal leads Skyline’s attack featuring Jim Bowen and Larry Ross, while Border coach Dan Devine relies on Joe Walden and a nine-man defensive line. Key players include Tim Shirly at quarterback for Arizona State and John Waedekin and John Mileizas anchoring the Border defense.
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Dragons Triumph Over St. Joseph's 70-46
Bishop O'Dowd Dragons defeated St. Joseph's Seminary Mountain View 70 to 46. Debo Gardiner led the Dragons with 18 and 16 points respectively, while Carroll paced the visitors with 16. O'Dowd made key substitutions in the second and third quarters to widen the margin, leading 51-21 after three and finishing strong in the fourth.
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Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool Reports Delta Floods Linger
Ralph Stevens notes ongoing flood effects in the delta with muddy waters hindering fishing. He predicts two more days of poor conditions, three days to improve, and possible seasonal activity in Santa Clara, San Andreas shoals, Sherman Island, the Big Break, and Frank's Tract if rains stay away. Watercolor and minus tides hinder local fishing, with steelhead unlikely for days. Frank Pelles called Thursday to inform us.
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Tigers Acquire Wojey From Dodgers In Cash Deal
The Detroit Tigers yesterday acquired right handed pitcher Pete Wojey, 33, from the Brooklyn Dodgers in exchange for pitcher Leo Cristante and an undisclosed cash amount. Wojey had a 12-08 won and lost record at Montreal last season while Cristante played most of the year at Buffalo. The item includes unrelated notes on bass fishing debates and a Yale Peabody bulletin excerpt.
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Yale Wallops Santa Clara in Orange Bowl consolation final
Yale defeated Santa Clara 86 to 57 in the Orange Bowl consolation final in Miami Beach. Yale opened with a 15-0 run after a 4-0 Santa Clara start, led 43-27 at halftime, then controlled the boards after intermission while Santa Clara faded. Boudreau led Santa Clara with 12 points as the Broncos drop to eight losses. they face Loyola of the South next in New Orleans.
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San Jose State Beats Arizona State For Revenge Victory
San Jose State 69 Arizona State 58 as guards John Erceg and Ray Goodwin spark the Spartans. Erceg held star Dave Graybill to 12 points while scoring 17, one-time relief Eddie Digz added seven in the second half to pull away and wipe out an earlier 81-62 defeat at Tempe.
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Giants Sign Vince Lombardi as Backfield Coach
New York Giants announce the signing of Vince Lombardi, famed Fordham backfield coach and member of the seven blocks of granite, to a second two year contract yesterday. He will serve as backfield coach for the team in New York.
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Southwest Conference Tournament Scores and Results
A cramped recap lists multiple games from the Southwest Conference and other tournaments. Notable results include Southern Methodist 74 over Texas 73, Texas A&M 58 over Colorado 19, and Baylor 49 over Texas Christian 0 along with numerous other regional matchups, consolation results, and tournament standings across venues such as Hoveton Texas and Miami Florida.
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Crusader Five Invited to 1956 Dixie Classic
Holy Cross Crusaders invited to participate in the 1956 Dixie basketball classic in Raleigh North Carolina. Vanderbilt Iowa and Utah expected to join along with the Crusaders who lost to North Carolina State in the finals years ago.
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