Rose Bowl echoes and chaos in college football results
LSU edged California by one point while Clemson tripped Texas A&M and Oklahoma overwhelmed Syracuse in a sunlit Rose Bowl day. Iowa led by Bob Jeter dominated Cal to secure a Rose Bowl repeat, and coach Dietzel faced a bruising game plan as injuries bent his offense amid early confusion.
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Senior Bowl Preview Mixes South North Passers and Runners
Mobile scene centers on Senior Bowl action with South backfield stars Phillipirey Stacy and Dori Brown set to spark the air attack. North squads counter with Don Allard at quarterback and Lee Grosseup among top passers. The piece recalls last year’s North-South Shrine Bowl where Baylor’s Buddy Humphrey connected for three TD passes and five scoring plays in a 49-20 South win.
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Air Force and TCU battle amid fumbles in 1958 clash
The game saw 13 fumbles by Texas Christian and Air Force, each losing three. Spikes led TCU with 108 rushing yards as Air Force failed late chances and Prairie View surged to four second half touchdowns to win the National Negro college title. National TV audience reached 831,082 across four big bowl games.
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College Powers Set Sights on Conference Warfare
College basketball powers eye conference warfare after a Christmas week torrent of tournament action. The Atlantic Coast Conference highlights include North Carolina State and North Carolina, with national television coverage and about 938,000 expected for the game.
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Solunar Tables Highlight Prime Fishing and Hunting Times
The article presents Solunar period data from John Alden Knight. Major periods begin at bolded times and last about one to two hours, guiding anglers to best sport. Minor periods, in regular type, are shorter. the schedule lists Friday and Saturday times with AM and PM entries.
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Southwest Conference Sportsmanship Award Shared by Arkansas Texas Christian
The Southwest Conference Sportsmanship Award is shared this year by Arkansas and Texas Christian. Presenters at pregame Cotton Bowl ceremonies included Pete Huff of Flee, committee president, and college student leaders Charles Rath of Arkansas and Paul Youngdale of Texas Christian accepted the honor.
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Basketball Results and Schedule in Early AP Roundup
The Associated Press lists Thursday results with Minneapolis 106 Syracuse 105 and Cincinnati 106 Detroit at Philadelphia. Upcoming dates include Syracuse at Philadelphia, New York at Minneapolis, and a full weekend slate across major cities. Strong college showings cited include Ohio State 16 and Brigham Young 1, Butler 39 and Navy 58, Tulane 66 and Stetson 62, Wheaton 82 and Northern Illinois 42, Indiana Central 97 and Milligan.
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Football Scores From The Owl Results Card
Summary of college football results including Oklahoma 21 at Syracuse and Louisiana State 7, Texas Christian 0 at Air Force Academy 0103 Sugar, Tulane 38 against California, and Prairie View A&M 84 defeating Langston 8. Senior Bowl at Mobile and All-America Bowl in Tucson featured college all stars versus pro teams in Hawaii hosting the At'lz College All Stars against Pro All Stars.
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Arkansas Legislative Council to Wind Up Monday
The Arkansas Legislative Council will finish its business Monday before the General Assembly session begins January 12. The agenda includes a summary report on the topics reviewed by the council weeks earlier.
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Basketball tournament results sweep with ranked teams prevail
The report lists multiple college games with top teams like Michigan State, North Carolina, Duke, Wake Forest, and Louisiana Tech winning or placing. It notes Michigan State upset Louisville in overtime to win the championship, Cincinnati, Fordham, and St. Francis achieving strong showings, and other New Year’s Eve games featuring Northwestern and Saint Louis in decisive fashion.
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Wells Fargo Westerns Shine On TV Says Robertson
Hollywood writer James Bacgn reports that Westerns top TV ratings. Dale Robertson praises the Wells Fargo cast and crew for teamwork and long-term cooperation, noting two and a half day production cycles and calm set culture. Robertson forecasts over one million dollars in earnings this year.
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U S Will Not Send Troops Into Cuba
State Department official told Senate investigators that the administration does not plan to send U S troops into Cuba or intervene on either side in the Cuban conflict. Sen Wayne Morse released details after a closed session with Roy R Rubottom assistant secretary of state and upheld that no intervention is contemplated.
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Changes in Excise Taxes for 1959
Washington AP reports about 200 federal excise tax changes taking effect in 1959. The government expects a 42 million dollar annual revenue loss as a result. Highlights include admission taxes to theatres and lectures rising from 1 cent to 1 percent on tickets above certain prices, plus changes in tax treatment of more expensive tickets and other levies affecting the average American.
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Probe of Agencies Sought Continued
House investigators call for nine continued and broadened probes of federal agencies. The step comes as a unanimous subcommittee vote on expanding Sherman Adams inquiries linked to Bernard Goldfine gifts that led to Adams' resignation as Eisenhower's chief assistant. The plan avoids reviving the subcommittee but assigns future inquiries to House committees and subcommittees.
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