Cal Bears Lose to Temple in Holiday Festival Tourney
California fans saw Pete Newell’s Bears fall 69 to 68 to Temple in the Holiday Festival final as Oregon State looms for the Pacific Coast Conference opener. Rodgers starred for Temple with 21 points and leadership in a 71,851 crowd.
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Giants Sign Michigan Pitcher Lemay For Spring Training
The Giants plucked southpaw Richard Lemay from the Michigan campus and signed him for a sizable sum. Lemay, 19, 6 feet 3 inches, 190 pounds, pitched for the Wolverines last season and will join the Giants Phoenix club in Sanford, Iowa. Manager Bill Rigney plans a February conditioning session at Buckhorn Spa near Mesa, Arizona, with eight veterans and two rookies, ahead of full training on February 23.
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Whites Shun Little Rock Fete for Pace
UTTLE Rock Atk UFC- Jim Pace an All America Negro football star from Michigan flew into a hero welcome Monday but his greeting party did not include Gov. Faubus. Pace said a committee headed by Faubus and the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce planned a celebration. Pace arrived with Michigan and Wisconsin teammates Willie Smith and Sidney Williams and was honored at a Monday night event and on a Negro radio station.
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Dodgers Seek June 3 Ballot On Chavez Ravine Site
Los Angeles voters may decide June 3 whether to approve a plan to build a 30 acre Dodgers stadium near downtown. The City Council committee voted to place the measure on the primary ballot rather than call a special election. The full council approval is anticipated, while Dodgers negotiate potential use of Pasadena Rose Bowl for 1958.
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Ohio State Favored By 19 In Rose Bowl
Oregon in Pasadena faces Ohio State in the Rose Bowl with the Ducks as 19 point underdogs. NBC national telecast at 1 45 p m. PCC turmoil looms as conference dissolves and Rose Bowl looks to return to top matchups. Buckeyes coach Woody Hayes cautions against expecting parade scores as preparations continue.
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Victoria Added To Texas League
Victoria club joined the Texas League as a new member after a last minute sale of the Shreveport franchise by a group of Victoria businessmen amid talks of Mexican teams joining the Class AA minor league circuit.
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Duke Seeks Upset in Orange Bowl Versus Oklahoma
Duke aims to upset top ranked Oklahoma in the 24th Orange Bowl before 76506 fans in Miami Florida. Coach Bill Murray says his team is in top condition and ready for a bold upset while Oklahoma notes Carl Dodds injury may limit efficiency.
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Navy Rice Cotton Bowl: Forrestal Hill Ryan duel in Dallas
Navy and Rice meet in the 22nd Cotton Bowl as Forrestal, Hill and Ryan headline a battle of top passing duos. Rice, coached by Jess Neely, relies on his two passing wizards to upset Navy’s Midshipmen, with a sellout 75,000 crowd expected at the Cotton Bowl broadcast by CBS.
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Solon Seeks Probe Over TV Blackout in Detroit Championship
In a torn, garbled note a general urged an inquiry into a television blackout during Detroit's Sunday championship game. The message mentions Aaron and Hank Aaron's condition, a Milwaukee Braves honor, and Detroit civic leaders reacting amid a highway accident context.
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USC Chosen Over Bruins by Scribes
LOS ANGELES, (UP) Oregon State was favored by basketball writers to win the Pacific Coast Conference title. Slats Gill's Oregon State edged Johnny Wooden's UCLA as the pick for first place, each receiving nine first place votes. Oregon, California, USC, Washington, Stanford, Washington State and Idaho followed in the predicted order.
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Lopes to Fight Carter for seventh-ranked Lopes bout
Former lightweight champion Jimmy Carter has signed to fight seventh-ranked Lopes in January. The battle pits Carter against Lopes in a high-profile matchup to headline the card, with organizers confirming the deal today.
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Seven Bowl Games Set for New Year Action
United Press reports seven New Year’s Day college bowl games set as about 380,000 home and in person fans prepare to watch. Ohio State meets Oregon in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena while Navy faces Rice in the Cotton Bowl and Mississippi plays Texas in the Sugar Bowl. Oklahoma meets Duke in the Orange Bowl and Dookie faces Louisville in the Sun Bowl along with Mississippi Southern versus East Texas State in the Tangerine Bowl and Texas Southern versus Prairie View in the Prairie View Bowl. Anticipated crowds include 15 000 at the Sun Bowl 20 000 at the Prairie View Bowl and 13 000 at the Tangerine Bowl for night games.
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Sugar Bowl Preview Ole Miss Slight Favorite Over Texas
New Orleans hosts the 24th Sugar Bowl with Mississippi favored over Texas Longhorns before about 2000 fans. Ole Miss relies on Raymond Brown at QB and a strong ground game while Texas leans on Walter Fondren and George Blanch in a mix of ground and air attack.
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Four Bowl Games On TV And Radio Tomorrow
Television and radio listings for tomorrow's bowl games in the Bay Area include Rose Bowl Oregon versus Ohio State from Pasadena on KRON-TV and KNBC radio with Al Helfer and Braven Dyer at 1 45 PM, Cotton Bowl Navy versus Rice in Dallas on KPIX-TV and KCBS radio, Sugar Bowl Mississippi versus Texas in New Orleans on KRON-TV and KNBC radio, and Orange Bowl Oklahoma versus Duke in Miami on KPIX-TV and KCBS radio with noted announcers.
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