Small College Back Is Tops in Little All America
Leonard Lyles of Louisville tops The Associated Press Little All America backfield after leading the nation in scoring with 142 points. Louisville earned a Sun Bowl berth to face Drake, and the Baltimore Colts selected him in the first round of the NFL draft. Also named were Norman Jarock, J. Norbert, Dan Nolan, and Charles Bradshaw among others. the group stands 6-1 and about 185 pounds.
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el Paso
Tex
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Baltimore Colts
Norman Jarock
J. Norbert
Wisconsin
Dan Nolan
Lehigh
Washington Redskins
Charles Bradshaw
Wofford
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Jerney Jurizak
St. Benedict's
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Pete
Frank Farella
Arkansas State
Stan Watson
Northlteam
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Ranera
Garden City
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Des Dillon
Claude Billingsley
Northeast
Oklahoma State Guard
Niy Kaczmarek
Southwest
Ted Stahura
Pittsburg
Kan
Jerry’ Mohlman
St. Benedict
Eddie Romeo
Oklahoma County option defeat weakens refrain from Prohibition
Oklahoma voters rejected the county option plan aimed at drying beer sales statewide, delivering a heavy defeat to the drys. Official returns show about 61,000 more votes against the plan in Oklahoma and Tulsa counties, shaping a momentum push toward legalized liquor despite decades of constitutional dryness since 1907.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Orioles In Player Swap At National Convention
At the national baseball convention in Colorado Springs Chicago and Baltimore initiated several trades. The White Sox sent Larry Doby Jack Harshman and a player to be named to Baltimore for Billy Goodman Ray Moore and Tito Francona. Doby and Harshman struggled last season while Goodman Francona and Moore bring mixed records. Trade chatter also linked PhiladelphiaRoyals Reds and Detroit in multiple proposed deals for top pitchers and outfielders, with various combinations discussed but not completed.
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Keegan
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Lou Berberet
Pete Runnels
Browns Players Head Pro List
Three Browns star in NFL offensive leaders with run pass and scoring highs. Jimmy Brown leads with 926 rushing yards. Tommy Wilson 601 and Rick Casares 599 follow. O'Connell tops as passer with 1,229 yards. Lesbron second with 9.04 per completion. Lou Groza leads scoring with 66 points.
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Washington Redskins
Lou Groza
Browns
Crow Awarded Heisman Trophy 1957
John Crow of Texas A&M won the Heisman Trophy in 1957 as college football’s top player. The 214-pound senior halfback drew 241 first place votes and 1,183 points in nationwide balloting by the Downtown Athletic Club of New York, surpassing Alex Karras and Walt Kowalczyk among others. Crow was praised by Paul Bear Bryant as the best he ever coached and led with a dominant performance over a strong field.
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Bear) Bryant
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Iowa
New KU Coach Wasting Little Time
New Kansas football coach and staff wasted no time taking over at the program. Jack Mitchell and four assistants arrived from Arkansas and began organizing spring plans and recruiting around the state.
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Lopez and Brown Clash in Lightweight Title Fight
In Chicago tonight Joey Lopez challenges Joe Brown for the lightweight crown. Brown brings 28 knockouts in 67 wins, 90 pro fights, and enters as favorite after a 10 round non title draw with Lopez in Chicago four months earlier at Chicago Stadium.
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Joe Brown
Sacramento
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