Cotaco Indians Top Hartselle in Double Overtime
In Hartselle Cotaco seniors edged Hartselle 66 to 64 after two overtime periods. Mooneyham scored the decisive basket in the second overtime to seal the win, finishing with 34 points as Cotaco built a 15-11 first quarter lead and led 50-48 after three. Hartselle won the junior game 51-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Cotaco
Mooneyham
Indians
Sudden death playoff planned if Senior Bowl deadlocks
Mobile officials announced a sudden death playoff will decide the North and South teams if regulation time ends in a tie in the seventh annual all star game. Coaches Buddy Parker and Paul Brown reshuffled 25 man squads, moving Jim Brown to linebacker and other pro style changes. A capacity 36000 crowd was expected with Mutual Broadcasting System carrying the game at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
North
Buddy Parker
South
Paul Brown
Parker
Jim Brown
UCLA
Don Goss
Southern Methodist
M. L. Brackett
Auburn
Herb Gray
Texas
Joe Tuminello
Louisiana State
Mutual Broadcasting System
Indians offer substantial raises to Score Mossi
Cleveland officials announced that Herb Score and Don Mossi received substantial increases. Hank Greenberg, the general manager, indicated the pair were rewarded for their performances this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Herb Score
Don Mossi
Tribe
Hank Greenberg
Garden May Be Next To Enter Dim Shadows
New York boxing faces near collapse as Madison Square Garden could lose shows after a Jan. 16 deadline for managers to quit the Boxing Guild of New York. The London Sporting Club plans to move from St Nick’s to Baltimore Jan. 23, cites guild troubles and commission rulings. MSG will host no events until Feb. 3 as authorities consider the guild ban and fighters’ reluctance to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
New York
Madison Square Garden
St. Nicholas Arena
London Sporting Club
St. Nick's
Baltimore
Julius Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
Boxing Guild of New York
Tex Sullivan
London
du Mont
International Boxing Club
Syracuse
Hurricane Jackson
Bob Baker
Helfand
Florida
Commission
The
Guild
Terps Move To Retain Coach Terps Move To Retain Coach
Maryland acted to retain head coach and athletic director Jim Tatum while allowing discussions with North Carolina about an offer. Tatum is 42 and has led Maryland for nine years with a 73 15 4 record, including unbeaten seasons in 1951 1953 and 1955 and Orange Bowl appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Maryland
Jim Tatum
University of North Carolina
Tatum
Dr. Elkins
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Terrapins
Oklahoma
Castellani Seeks 10th Straight Victory Tonight
Castellani, a coal miner-turned-Cleveland resident from Luzerne Pennsylvania, aims for his 10th consecutive win in a 10 round middleweight bout at Cleveland Arena. He is ranked third behind Sugar Ray Robinson and former champion Bebo Olson, faded but in line for title shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rocky Castellani
Cleveland Arena
Geneer
Castellani
Luzerne
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bebo Olson
Robinson
San Francisco
Sugar Ray
Walloper
West Jordan
Utah
Lousse
Hopalong Cassady Tops Nation as Top Male Athlete of 1955
Howard Cassady of Ohio State University is named the nation's top male athlete for 1955 after a standout season. The 5-10, 175-pound halfback scored 90 points with 984 rushing yards in nine games, set school records, led OSU to the Big Ten title, and earned All-America honors. Cassady, married with a young son, plans pro football with the Detroit Lions before a potential service hitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Howard
Hopalong
Cassady
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Associated Press
Rocky Marciano
the Rock
Hoppy
Indiana
OSU
Buckeye
Bucks
Chic Harley
Buckeyes
Michigan
Detroit Lions
Lions
Town Creek Loses to Rogersville 68 62 in hoops
Rogersville Tigers beat Town Creek 68 to 62 as Town Creek offense showed improvement. In the preliminary B contest Rogersville won. A game saw Rogersville lead 20-9 first quarter and 46-30 at halftime before Town Creek narrowed in the third quarter and outshot late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Creek
Rogersville
Rogersville Tigers
Bears
Tigers
West Point A team routs Double Springs 66 to 41
West Point wins 66-41 over Double Springs in a decisive A team game. The Cullman County squad also took the B game 37-21, dominating throughout the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Drubs
Double Springs
West Point
Cullman County
Sas
Jones
Horton
Walker County Vikings crush Cullman seniors 81 54
In Jasper last night the Walker County Vikings routed the Cullman seniors 81 54 in a powerful offensive display. The Vikings also won the B game 51 48 while the A game had Jasper ahead 39 16 at halftime and Cullman trailed 66 28 after three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Walker County Vikings
Cullman
Vikings
Bearcats
Bald Eagles Prefer Prey Beyond Edible Items
The note discusses bald eagles showing a preference for certain prey over others, highlighting their hunting behavior and food choices in natural habitats. The text emphasizes that eagles select substantial, energy-rich meals rather than smaller, less beneficial sustenance.
Olympic official vows action over KU coach slur
Lawrence Kan. Olympic official Harry D. Henshel vowed legal action against Phog Allen after a recent speech criticizing the AAU. He accused Allen of libelous attacks linking him to Brooklyn and questioned fundraising impact. Henshel, AAU and Olympic Finance Committee leader, said he received no pay from either organization in 45 years of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Harry D. Henshel
Phog Allen
Amateur Athletic Union
Allen
Henshel
University of Kansas
Brooklyn
AAU
Olympic Finance Committee
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Normandy
Germany
Kansas City
Wes Santee
America
Santee
California
College Basketball Scores From Across The Midwest And West
Updates show Loyola Chicago defeating South Dakota State 77 to 63 while DePaul beats Illinois Normal 102 to 77. Central Missouri 102 over Kansas City University 62 and Drake 85 over Creighton 60. Arkansas Texas Tech Louisiana Tech 71 and Stanford 51 over St Marys California 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
East Midwest
Chicago Loyola
South Dakota State
DePaul
Ilinois Normal
Central
Kansas City
Univ
Drake
Creighton
Hardin-Simmons
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana Tech
Stanford
St. Marys
Calif
Raiders to Face Trinity in Junior and Senior Games
Raiders meet Trinity tonight in Decatur gym for two non schedule games. Junior contest starts at 7 p.m. and is followed by the senior game, with both teams seeking strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Gymnasium
Raiders
Trinity
Malaya's Tin Export Duties Drive Revenue Source
Malaya relies primarily on export duties on tin as its chief revenue source. The system underscores the colony's economic dependence on tin mining and trade, shaping fiscal policy and government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaya
College Cagers Score Fast in Night of High Scoring Wins
Richmond 130 Tacoma? Richmond 130-92 over Furman highlighted a 222-point night. West Virginia 98-84 over Washington and Lee and North Carolina 95-69 versus Louisiana State. DePaul 102-77 over Illinois Normal. Vanderbilt 89-80 in double OT over William and Mary. Virginia 84-83 over South Carolina. Ca Tech 69-62 over Penn State. Boston University 73-59 over Northeastern. Stanford 51-50 over St Marys Cal. All America Darrell Floyd scored 40 for Furman. West Virginia’s Hot Rod Handley 29. Carnegie Tech ended a six-game skid with a rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Furman
West Virginia
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Tarheels
DePaul
Illinois Normal
Vanderbilt
William and Mary
Virginia
South Carolina
Ca Tech
Penn State
Boston University
Northeastern
Stanford
St. Mary's
Calif
All America
Darrell Floyd
Hot Rod Handley
Bobby Thyn
al Rochelle
Lip Man Robbed by Gunman in Beverly Hills
Hollywood report says Leo Durocher kept quiet during a Beverly Hills home robbery last night. The retired Giants manager, now NBC executive earning about 50000 dollars a year, surrendered $20 from his pocket while his wife Laraine Day slept inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Leo
Lippy) Durocher
New York Giants
Beverly Hills
Lippy
Durocher
NBC
Laraine Day
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cotaco Victor
Guire
Scebwassamad
Atkins
Turney
Lambert
Jennings
Day
McAnally
Jenkins
Atte
Ie Hen
Randolph, Scott
Rage
Gary
Savage
Sterling
Yvonne Hayden - de Carlouchary Seott
Cuonaun
Helle
Lumi
Owe Michart
Rogue
Superscope
Gorzales Gonzales
Terps
Argentina
Fullmer
ABC
Hopalong Cassady
Cross
Crowe
Etheredge
Rsville
Kelley
Weaver
Ezell
Slaton
Alabama
Decatur Service
Walker County
Cullman ‘Cats
T. Murray
Berkkem
Leene Woodley
Ray
G Oder
R. Harris
G ‘Sparks
Flinnanne
Duke
Eee Teague
Loyd’s
Olympic
Starvue
Kidd
ME TO Town
Annie
Sterling Hayden
Mutual Savings
Bank St
Bob McCarty
Carnegie Tech
Joel McCrea
Tyrone Pare and
Susan Hayward
Mt —S
LIAL
Gata, Les
Eis
Vn Johnson Joanne Dru
Seteanes Wy
Paramount
Herold Bell Wright
John Wayne
Betty Field
Harry Carey
Beulah Bondi
James Barton
Samuel Shinds
Marjorie Main
Marc Lawrence
Merry Hathawat