Presumed Dead Among Missing in Korea Rises
United States military confirms about 3,050 more servicemen as missing in action in Korea with formal notices to next of kin to follow by registered mail. Total deaths rise to near 29,550 with current casualty list and transfers of missing to dead category.
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Wife Switch Goes Through on Schedule
Hollywood report notes Billy May planned to proceed with a wife swap program as scheduled, with JoAn Gaste apparently connected to the feature and details to follow from United Press.
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Aerial Power May Feature Bowl Games
Bowl season opens with Maryland’s title bid and top teams eyeing glory. No. 4 Oklahoma faces a daunting rush defense as No. 3 Michigan State meets UCLA in Pasadena. Georgia Tech, No. 3, confronts West Virginia in the Sugar Bowl while Rice hosts Alabama in the Cotton Bowl. Auburn showcases its star passing duo in the Gator Bowl against Texas Tech. Bernie Faloney’s status remains uncertain for Maryland as Charlie Boxold fills in at quarterback.
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Gallardo Perez Battle Tonight In Garden Rematch
New York reports a third bout in the Gallardo Perez series with Davey Gallardo and Lulu Perez squaring off at Madison Square Garden. The card airs at 107 mm EST on NBC TV and ABC radio, marking Garden history with a decisive passable gate. Perez won the first match, Gallardo leveled the second after a knock down, and No 3 betting favors Perez at 8-5 though Tailu is seen as risky.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Detroit Ken Hammer defeated Stanley Myiin in a decision as Georgia Tech and Alabama also sought wins. The article notes West Virginia and Notre Dame style plays and highlights passing connections from Bart Starr to Rice’s ground attack. Bowl matchups feature Southern Mississippi against Texas Western and other regional pairings.
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Aggies Eye Higher Rating After All-College Tourney Win
Oklahoma A&M led by a No 4 AP ranking eyes the remainder of the season after capturing the All-College Tournament title by defeating Santa Clara 450. The Aggies’ only loss this season came by one point to Minnesota. Michigan beat Marquette 76-65 as Notre Dame edged Northwestern 52-50, and Tulsa downed Mississippi 64-60 in consolation play.
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Football Rice Bowl Tokyo vs Fay Eest Command
In a championship clash at Camp Fisher Nagoya Marines edge Air Force 19 as Tokyo hosts Fay Eest Command in a tense Rice Bowl style game. Strong performances by both teams highlight a competitive military football showdown with Nagoya serving as backdrop.
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ALL COLLEGE TOURNAMENT RESULTS AND SCORES
Readable bullet style results from multiple tournaments list teams and scores. Kentucky Wesleyan Denver St Francis of Brooklyn South Carolina St Paul Invitational Creighton Wesleyan Northwestern Louisiana Notre Dame Northwestern UCLA Michigan State Kansas Wesleyan list of matchups includes UCLA Michigan State Princeton Syracuse Wichita St Bonaventure Arizona Canisius Oregon Sacramento State Baker Kan Kansas Wesleyan McPherson Southwestern Kan Bethany Bethel Rev College of Emporia.
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Australians Celebrate Davis Cup Victory in Melbourne
Australia triumphs over the United States in Davis Cup play as crowds roar from coast to coast. Lewis Head and Ken Rosewall, young stars dubbed national heroes, receive widespread acclaim for the win.
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