Hatton Falls To Red Devils In Narrow Victory
Moulton's senior Red Devils pulled away late to beat Hatton 58-51 at Hatton High. Posey struggled on offense but grabbed 25 rebounds and drew SEC scout attention. Hall and Welborn added 30 points as Moulton extended their winning streak. The B game ended 62-56 in favor of Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Devils
Hatton
Hornets
Leon Posey
Posey
Alabama
Auburn
Grant
Foy Hall
Welborn
Moulton
Masterson
Jodie Burney
Kentucky Edges Temple 85 to 83 in triple overtime
Kentucky defeated Temple 85 to 83 in a triple overtime victory at Lexington. Vernon Hatton scored 17 with eight points in overtime including a last second heave to end the first extra period. Temple guards Guy Rodgers and Mel Brodsky each tallied 24 as the Owls led or traded the lead through a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Vernon Hatton
Kentucky
Temple
Hatton
Kentuckians
Owls
Guy Rodgers
Mel Brodsky
U S Team Favored To Beat Belgians In Davis Cup
U S Davis Cup squad led by Vic Seixas and Herbie Flam defeated the Philippines 5-0 at Memorial Drive, signaling confidence ahead of the Brisbane final interzone tie against Belgium set for December 26 28 in Melbourne. Belgians Jackie Brichant and Philippe Washer to face Americans in openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Philippines
Brisbane
Raymundo Deyro
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Memorial Drive
Melbourne
Flam
Ampon
Seixas
Deyro
Seixas-Gardnar Mulloy
Coach of the Year honors go to Woody Hayes
The National Football Writers Association names Woody Hayes of Ohio State as Coach of the Year after a nationwide poll of 570 writers. Hayes led the Buckeyes to the Big Ten title and a Jan 1 Rose Bowl bid against Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Football Writers’ Assn
Buckeye
Rcore
Big Yen
Oregon
Walruses in North Atlantic and Pacific Reach Heavy Weights
Full grown walruses in the North Atlantic and the Pacific can exceed one ton in weight. Scientists note that large males dominate haulout sites and feed on benthic invertebrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Pacific
Auburn Prepares Victory Celebration for 1957 Tigers
The city plans an all out welcome for the national champions with a parade from downtown to Cliff Hare Stadium at 11 a.m. Decorations include streamers from Christmas lights and Number One displays. Ted Smits will present the AP trophy to the team and Jimmy Phillips receives the All-America award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Tigers
Associated Press
Ted Smits
Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary
Pilot
Civitan
Jaycees
Cliff Hare
Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
Homer Wright, Jr
Chamber
Jimmy
Red) Phillips
Yellowjackets Top Bears 64 55 in Mount Hope Showdown
Mount Hope defeated Town Creek 64 to 55 as they overcome a halftime deficit with a strong third quarter. A high foul count marked the game with 30 calls on the Bears and 22 on Mount Hope. The B game ended 31-30 with Mitchell sinking a late set shot for Mount Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Town Creek
Addison
Yellowjackets
Bears
Mitchell
Lynch Joins North Miami Shrine Game Team
Dick Lynch, Notre Dame star of the victory over Oklahoma, joined the North team for the Shrine College All Stars game set for Christmas night in the Orange Bowl. Shrine Game chairman Norman Howard said Lynch will team with Notre Dame end Richard Prendergast as North teammates.
Steelers Douse Giants Hopes in Rainy Upset
In driving rain at home the Steelers upset the New York Giants 21-10 to improve to five wins in 10. Earl Morrall scored on a two yard run and Elbie Nickel caught a five yard TD pass as Ben Agajanian added a 12 yard field goal for the Giants. Frank Gifford had a 40 yard reception for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelers
New York Giants
Macifiectis
Cleveland Browns
Giants
Browns
Buddy Parker
New York
CBS
Ben Agajanian
Chuck Conerly
Frank Gifford
John Reger
Alex Webster
Earl Morrall
Agajanian
Morrall
Elbie Nickel
Tar Heels Open Defense Of Title With Easy Victory
North Carolina opened defense of its national title with a 79 to 55 win over Clemson at Chapel Hill. Captain Tommy Kearns poured in 32 points as UNC built a 39 14 halftime lead and never trailed. Starting for last year’s champs were Brennan and Cunningham, joined by sophomores Kepley and Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Clemson
Tommy Kearns
Tigers
Kearns
Pete Brennan
Bob Cunningham
Dick Kepley
Lee Shaffer
Auburn Tigers 1957 Title Team Sets Modern Standards
Final 1957 Auburn statistics show a national champion with the top defense and a potent offense. Key players include Lloyd Nix and Jimmy Phillips in a balanced attack, eyeing a national crown and a public ceremony at Cliff Hare Stadium Tuesday as Governor Folsom proclaims Auburn Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Tigers
Tommy Lorino
Alabama
Lloyd Nix
Jimmy Phillips
All America
Phillips
Nix
Lorino
Atkins
Hunting geese and ducks and tips from outdoors notes
Canada geese rely on keen vision and wariness making pits more effective than blinds. Cover pits to avoid shadow detection. new box lids and grass camo help. Woodcock season runs Dec 12 to Jan 20 with four daily. Bankhead deer hunts Dec 9 and 10 urge 12 gauge buckshot. Duck numbers in Tennessee Valley are down. use decoys and staged dead birds to lure birds. Goose calling talent noted in Sam Stanley of Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Atkeson
Bankhead Forest
Sam Stanley
Decatur
Fateful Date Brings New Vows
Pearl Harbor scene marks rededication of the Pearl Harbor Memorial on Ford Island as Navy Club officials honor 1102 dead from the Arizona. Marvin R. Dee leads a renewal ceremony and announces a nationwide drive for a memorial casing costing 500000 dollars to preserve the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Ford Island
Arizona
Navy Club
U.S.A
Navy
Marvin R. Dee
Union
Territories
Philippines
Dee
Hayes Says Buckeyes In Poor Shape For Rose Bowl
Columbus Ohio Dec 7 Woody Hayes bluntly says the Ohio State football team is in terrible shape as they begin Rose Bowl prep for January 1 against Oregon. He notes the Buckeyes have used only about one third of their allotted 16 practice sessions as recent weeks have seen a decline in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Woody Hayes
Buckeyes
Oregon
Hayes
College Basketball Scores Reported by AP
Hofstra 80 beat Gettyva North Carolina 79 and Franklin & Marshall 75 while Haverford 53 Norwich VI 71 Clarkson 64. Miami 28 led Pittsburgh 13 and Notre Dame 52 beat SMU 21. Florida A&M 14 trailed North Carolina College Invitational. Winston-Salem NC 73 beat Benedict SC 62. St Ame Brooklyn 65 topped St Josephs. Long Island 107 Pace Lynchburg 7. Newport News venture 61 and Wichita 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hofstra
Gettyva
North Carolina
Franklin & Marshall
Haverford
Norwich (VI
Clarkson
Miami
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Florida A&m
St. Ame
Brooklyn
St. Josephs Eens Long Island
Pace & Lynchburg
Camas
Newport News
Venture
Wichita
Alabama and Auburn Lead In Prep Signings
Alabama collected 31 signees and Auburn 27 in the prep signees tally with Georgia Tech also claiming several. Notable names include Harry Littleton of Gadsden who chose Georgia Tech and multiple Alabama and Auburn players across positions from Tuscaloosa to Mobile and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Harry Littleton
Gadsden
Bill Richardson
Walker County
van Allen
Tuscaloosa
Carl Hopson
Robert E. Lee
Jimmy Lee
Red Level
Bo Williams
Talladega
Gerald Mack
Tom Brooker
Demopolis
John O’linger
David Webb
Scottsboro
Walter Curenton
Guntersville
Dale Cook
Cullman
Cliff LaBoone
Berry
Billy Neighbors
Northport
Gary Thompson
Etowah
Roy Shoemaker
UMS
Mobile
Billy Coleman
Vigor
Billy Rice
Troy
Cliff Russel
Sidney
John Tidmore
Phenix City
Frank Hopper
Richard Odell
Lincoln
Bobby Suggs
Bobby Norwood
Moulton
Stanley Bell
Walter Wellborn
Byron Nichols
Enterprise
Eddie Murray
Anniston
James Sims
Bessemer
Don Machen
Doug Lewis
Sylacauga
Ed Chavers
Plantersville
Gerald Hardwick
Pell
Bulldogs Down Gators 66-60 in SEC Clash
Georgia defeated Florida 66-60 in Athens as Ray Allen scored 24 points and Fred Edmundson added 13. Georgia built a 32-26 halftime lead, Florida tied at 44-44 before the Bulldogs pulled away. Joe Hobbs led Florida with 21 points while Cabahiss Poss Tidwell controlled Georgia boards in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Georgia
Florida
Ray Allen
Fred Edmundson
Joe Hobbs
Gator
Henry Cabahiss
Sonny Poss
Earl Tidwell
Jim Zinn
Walt Rabican
Savannah
Notre Dame Defeats SMU 54 21 In Cotton Bowl Rout
Notre Dame outscored SMU 54 to 21 at the Cotton Bowl as Don Meredith set a national pass completion record while Doyle and Lima led the Irish scoring with multiple touchdowns. SMU fought hard, finishing with a 2 8 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Ratliff
SMU
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Don Meredith
Meredith
Lee Grosscup
Utah
Paul Larson
California
Williams
Doyle
Norman Odyniec
Charles Lima
Sem Taeenioh
Ganeather Methodist
Southern Methodist
Lima
Plunge
Dyle
Rum
Toth
Odynec
Strickles
White
Slaughter
Welch
Eckert
Rabat Protests Franco Warships Near Morocco
The Moroccan government ordered its ambassador in Madrid to protest eight Spanish warships seen in Moroccan waters near Agadir amid rumors of a landing to aid the besieged Ifni garrison. Spain withdrew from Tibouine and Sybouia, reporting one officer and six men dead or missing, with conflicting casualty tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hughes Rabat
Morocco
Madrid
Agadir
Sidi Ifni
Ifni
Spain
Foreign Ministry
Rabat
Abdelkrim Benjelloun
Tibouine
Sybouia
al Aram
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hatton Falls
Phillip Kyle
SEC
Hall & A
Nayler
F. Ridolph
Littrell
Burner
J. A'dolph
Beck
I — Ne
U.S
Will Grimsley
City of
é+ Creek
PG Ptt
FPGFT
Cain
Bank ST
Paula Stevenson
Grant Field Stadium
Atlanta
Tech
Tiger
Tigerbacks
Clifare Stadium
James E. Folsom
Cliff Hare Stadium
Wheeler Refuge
Paul Bryan
Tennessee Valley
Winston-Salem
Benedict
Bama
Bulldogs
Gators
Pepe Ba
Ruskin
John Ruskin
Jim Thrasher
Mutual Savings Building
Bank Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!