Where Oh Where Is Woody Hayes In Rose Bowl Looming
The article rails at Woody Hayes and Ohio State after a narrow 10 7 Rose Bowl win. It praises Oklahoma and Duke while doubting the Buckeyes strength and mocks the Big Ten claims, noting Oregon nearly toppled OSU and criticizing the Buckeyes as slow and overrated.
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Woody
Oklahoma
Sooners
Duke
Bud Wilkinson
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Oregon
Buckeyes
Pop-Off
Hayes
Auburn
Tigers
Navy
Mississippi
Bob White
Bucks
TVC Basketball Meet Promises New Power Shift
The Tennessee Valley Conference opens with Butler and Coffee out, replaced by squads like Russellville Huntsville Moulton Kia Hartselle Walker County as top contenders. Moulton and Tuscumbia touted as giants. Russellville and Huntsville also possible finalists in a tournament known for upsets and strong play.
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Butler
Coffee
Tennessee Valley Conference
TVC
Russellville
Huntsville
Moulton
Kia
Hartselle
Walker County
Moulton and
Tuscumbia
North Alabama
Dallas Seeks AAA Franchise Amid Texas League Exit
Dallas owners announce withdrawal from the Texas League and apply for AAA American Association membership. Burnett Interests telegram to American Association president requests guidance on formal procedures while noting potential league complications and test of baseball laws. Executive committee actions cited as possible step for baseball's good.
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Dallas
Hishart
American Assn
Burnett Interests
Edward S. Doherty
Denver
Texas League
Burnett
American Association
Lewis
Dick Butler
State Foxhunters Meet Set For Atmore
The Alabama State Foxhunters Association will hold its annual meet over 50,000 acres of state land west of Atmore January 13 to 16.
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Atmore
Ala
Alabama State Foxhunters Assn
Harrison Leads LA Open Golf Front Runner After 36 Holes
Dutch Harrison, 47, posted a 138 total at Rancho Golf Club to lead the $35,000 Los Angeles Open by two strokes. Smiley Quick and four others share second at 140, with notable names including Stan Dudas and Johnny Pott in the tight 36-hole field. Harrison’s 70 followed a 68 in windy conditions as he pursues the title despite a back injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Myers
Los Angeles
Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Harrison
Rancho Golf Club
Smiley Quick
Stan Dudas
Philadelphia
Charles Sif
Gay Brewer Jr
Cincinnati
Tommy Jacobs
Whittier
Calif
Bo Winninger
Odessa
Tex
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Ken Venturi
Johnny Pott
Shreveport
Louisiana State University
TVC Basketball Tournament Opens With Favorites Named
Four teams seeded high enter the Tennessee Valley Conference tournament in Russellville with Huntsville Decatur Athens Hartselle and others as contenders. First rounds start Monday with Sheffield vs Walker County and Butler vs Coffee followed by a string of matchups through Saturday’s finals.
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Russellville
Moulton
Tuscumbia
Huntsville
TVC
Hartselle
Walker County
Sheffield
Butler
Coffee
Decatur
J. P. Cain
Athens
Cullman
All Stars Win Optimist Bowl in Tucson
The College All Stars crushed the Tucson Cowboy pro team 56 to 28 in the first Optimist Bowl in Tucson Arizona Hagler of Iowa scored on the opening play and added another TD while Jewett Michigan State and Mulgado Arizona State College each tallied multiple scores Kaiser Michigan State kicked a 35 yard field goal as Tucson fate came on Ford passes and runs with Ellis Wells Robinson scoring for Tucson.
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Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Cowboy
Collins Hagler
Iowa
Hagler
Notre Dame
Dick Lynch
Bob Jewett
Michigan State
Bob Mulgado
Arizona State College
Tempe
Cruz Salas
Flagstaff
Ken Ford
Hardin - Simmons
Jewett
Lynch
Dave Kaiser
Hank Ford
AGRON
Ellis
H. Ford
Wells
Robinson
Rodez
Stowe
Mastrogiovani
Mulgado
Plunge
Salas
K. Ford
Tyneh
Kaiser
Dodd
Golf Open leaders hold share after second round
Doug Ford and Julius Boros each posted 72s to tie at 144 while Lloyd Mangrum moved to 143 with 72 and 71. Jack Burke Jr and Ed Furgol reached 147 and 148 respectively as Dick Mayer stood at 149 in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Ford
Julius Boros
Lloyd Mangrum
Jack Burke Jr
Ed Furgol
Dick Mayer
Rote To Guide Hula Bowl Pros
Quarterback Tobin Rote directs the Hawaii All-Stars in the Hula Bowl against a college All-Star squad featuring six All Americans. Rival coaches are Elroy Hirsch for Hawaii and Buck Shaw for the collegians as starting spots include Rote Gifford Owens Perry and All Americans Crow Phillips Karras Michaels Krisher Currie. Two Michigan State players are noted among the contenders.
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Honolulu
Tobin Rote
Detroit Lions
Hawaii
Y. A. Tittle
San Francisco 49Ers
Collegians
Norm van Brocklin
Los Angeles Rams
Elroy
Crazylegs
Hirsch
Kyle Rote
New York Giants
Tobin
Bob St. Clair
49Ers
Vic Jazwinski
Brown
The
Marines
John Simerson
Philadelphia Eagles
Herman Clark
Chicago Bears
Charley Ane
Lions
Rote
Frank Gifford
Giants
R. C. Owens
Joe Perry
John Crow
Texas A&m
Jim Phillips
Auburn
Alex Karras
Iowa
Lou Michaels
Kentucky
Bill Krisher
Oklahoma
Dan Currie
Michigan State
Shaw
Phillips
Jim Gibbons
Karras
Michaels
Krisher
Currie
Don Stephenson
Georgia Tech
Charles Brueckman
Pittsburgh
Walt Kowalczyk
Bob Stransky
Colorado
Jim Ninowski
Jimmy Phillips
Clendon Thomas
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Joe Kuharich
Jim van Pelt
Michigan
Ninowski
Kowalczyk
Stransky
Jim Shanley
Oregon
Mississippi
Ray Brown
Ole Miss
Texas
George Walker
Arkansas
Billy Atkins
All America
Dick Christy
North Carolina State
Vanderbilt
Phil King
New York
Thomas
Yankees
Frank Youse
Minnesota
Decatur Hornets Edge Raiders 57 49 In Overtime Thriller
Decatur and Austinville played a crowded doubleheader with both games reaching overtime. The senior Hornets triumphed 57 to 49 after a tense finish while the junior Raiders won 42 to 35. Key figures included Payne Hall Coulter and Crow with both teams plagued by fouls in a high intensity Decatur gym.
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Decatur
Austinville
Raiders
Hornets
Oach
Joe Jones
Hornet
Earl Morris
Buddy Payne
Jimmy Moebes
Moebes
Howard Walden
Payne
Ronnie Hall
Wallace
Walden
Hugh Ogle
Jackie Coulter
Jack Crow
Bill Biles
Jones
Ingram
Ben Chenault
Jerry Oliver
Sustinville
PGFTT
J. Moebes
Hall
Coulter
J. Crow
M. Moebes
Une
Rademacher Considers Rematch With Patterson in 1960
Seattle Jan 4 Pete Rademacher said a possible challenge to Floyd Patterson for the world heavyweight title could happen this year. He plans a Europe tour this spring with four former Olympic boxers to decide after the trip. The group includes Hill Biles and Smith, with others from Austinville listed in the reader’s notes.
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Seattle
Pete Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Washington
Yakima Valley
Europe
Duke Tops NYU in MSG opener as St. John’s Eyes seventh straight
Duke overcame an 11 point second half deficit to beat NYU 67 60 in the first game of a college basketball doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. St John’s of Brooklyn pursued a seventh straight win against George Washington University in the nightcap.
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New York
Duke
NYU
Madison Square Garden
St. John’s of
Brooklyn
George Washington University
Patterson Faces Unclear Title Bout Plans Amid Camp Talks
The Cas d'Amato camp and Patterson’s manager did not disclose a possible title bout location or financial plans. Rademacher, in his first pro fight, knocked Patterson down once but was floored seven times and stopped by the champion. Pete, visiting home, runs a boys sports school in Columbus as part of Youth Unlimited.
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Cas d’Amato
Patterson
Rademacher Ao
Pa Nm
Youth Unlimited
Columbus
R Racemacher
Pete
Nations 50 Top College Stars To Converge On Mobile
Mobile January 4 1960 Fifty top college players converge for Saturdays Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama South squads meet North with Paul Brown coaching South and Joe Kuharich North The game awards 500 to winners and 400 to losers NBC televises the contest with blackout within 100 miles of Mobile
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Hoyt Harwell
Mobile
Ala
Honolulu
Charles Krueger
Texas A&m
Jimmy Dodd
Mississippi State
National Football League
Paul Brown
Rebels
North
Kuharich
NBC
Group Seeks Urban Renewal Fund Release
The American Municipal Assn urged President Eisenhower to release 150 million dollars in urban renewal funds authorized by Congress but blocked by administration. Mayor George Christopher said city needs total 490 million in 1958 and at least three billion over 10 years, citing 236 responding cities from a 440 community survey.
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Washington
American Municipal Assn
Eisenhower
Congress
George Christopher
San Francisco
Association
America
Christopher
Oregon State Names Starting Backfield For Game
Backs Jim Nonowski and Walt Kowalczyk are listed in the starting backfield with Crow and Ted Searle for Oregon State.
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Jim Nonowski
Walt Kowalczyk
Crow
Ted Searle
Oregon State
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Phillip Kyle
AAA
Little Rock
Deshler
All-Stars
Optimist Bowl
Edge Raiders
Rademacher
Ae Hill
Biles
Smith
Lee
Byrd
Cantrall
Duncan
Singleton
Duke Downs
John Ruskin
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