Elliott Brings Two Ex-Nebraska Aides to Cal Football
Pete Elliott the new University of California football coach will bring two former Nebraska assistants to Berkeley. Dae Andros, 38, and Berio Stauber, 35, will join his staff after approval by Grek Englehard Ca athletic director at a February 5 Associated Students Exelu sive Committee meeting.
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University of Californhia
Nebraska
T Sythty
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Berio Stauber
Grek Englehard
Atxt
Associated Students
Bethel A.M.E. Church to Sponsor Paw Rally Sunday
The Bethel A M E Church trustees will sponsor a Paw Rally Sunday January 27 at 3 pm with Elder Washington pastor of South Side Church of God in Christ as guest speaker. Congregations are invited to attend and join in this community event.
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Events Church Club
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Washington
South Side Church
Yankees press Larsen contract demand for 27500
New York Yankee general manager George Weiss rejected Don Larsen's opening bid of 27500 for a new contract. Weiss said negotiations will continue and noted the team has an entire season to consider the pitcher’s value after his perfect game. Larsen had requested a sizable raise and suggested quitting baseball if not met.
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Fred
NEW York
George Weiss
Yankees
Don
Larsen
Weigs
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Tate
Weiss
Lire
Beane
Casey Believes Yanks to Be Much Stronger
Glendahl California report quotes Casey as saying the New York Yankees will open the season stronger with improved pitching and a deep infield. He cites Ford Turley Larsen Bucks Sturdivant Grim Morgan McDermott and young prospects as potential boosts and notes Berra Howard Johnson Blanchard in reserve. He stresses youth remains but calls them world champions likely to hold for years.
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New York Yankees
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Cleveland
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Yankees
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Larsen
Bucks
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Elston Howard
Darrell Johnson
John Blanchard
Mickey Martie
Hank
Ortiz Captures Win Over Rogers in Chicago Stadium
Ortiz remained unbeaten and captured his 20th straight win by unanimous decision over Bobby Rogers before 1,048 at Chicago Stadium. Judges Walsh and Marovitz had Ortiz ahead 49-43, while the Associated Press reported 49-45.
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Chicago
National Boxing Association
Carlos
Ortiz
Vanitty
Combinatis Bee Plincher
New York
Bobby Rogers
Chicago edges Hardin in chaotic basketball clash
Readable fragments show a basketball game with scattered scores. Names such as Wayne, Rochester, New Yorker Bobby Rogers, and Chicago appear amid garbled OCR text. The piece hints at a New York city matchup with unclear final totals and multiple team mentions.
Manang Man Begs for Football Help From Yacht Offer
A scrambled report describes a man named Manang seeking aid from a yacht offer linked to football. He is connected to a brother Mike Meret and mentions a 380 weight and 6 four height with unclear school ties.
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Ua Manang
Niversity
Janie
Mobean
Ailistate
Fetbel
Wei Rene
Ange
Mike Meret
Eng
Footbal Teayay
Rupp Critiques Rules Aiming To Boost College Basketball
Lexington coach Adolph Rupp voices strong criticism of current rules he says hurt spectator interest and college play. He argues pro basketball leads in progress and predicts growth if college rules shift toward professionalism and decisive changes to engage crowds.
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Lexington
Sdémestéfé
Gutspbokén
Adolph Rupp
Kentarky
Rupp
Hevér
Fos
Two Great U S Athletes Are Honored
Mickey Mantle and Mrs. Pat McCormick were named male and female athletes of 1956 in the Associated Press year end poll at a Milwaukee dinner honoring Miller and O Donnell. Attendees praised sport icons while urging ongoing national defense amid world tensions. Mantle and McCormick, honored skeptically, accepted the praise as they reflected on discipline and achievement.
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Pat McCormick
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Order of Eagles
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O'Donnell
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Cochrane
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Detroit
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New York
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Gathering
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Pros Seed Thunderbird Prize Money
Forty leading foriads along the winter golf trail begin four days of effort at Palm Springs for the Thunderbird tournament. The $15,000 event features pros and members in best-ball play, with individual scores by pros counting toward the purse while members vie in team rounds. The host club emphasizes a fun, invitational atmosphere with top money winners from 1958 and 30 guest players joining the field.
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California
Bobcats Face Taylor in Magnolia Meet at Southern State
Bobcats meet Taylor at 7:43 p.m. in the Southern State College Invitational at Magnolia. Taylor advanced to the quarterfinals with a 356 34 win over Thorton lust hight. Travis Cannon led Taylor with 18 points and the decisive field goal. Other quarterfinalists include Stephens 62 32 over Stamps and Emerson 60 46 over Waldo. Willisville vs Mum phries Ark and Lake Hamilton vs Stephens follow at 6 30 p.m. and 9 p.m. tonight. If Bobcats win, they meet the Stephens Lake Hamilton winner Friday at 0 18 p.m. for the NAA scoring leadership race involving Ken Hammond. Other stats note West Virginia Tech and Stephen F. Austin pace NATA offense and defense. notable leaders include Wiley Hiorten and Dirk Durpont.
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Stamps
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Willisville
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Bobcats
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NAA
Ken Hammond
West
Girdinin
West Virginia Teams Duel for NAA Honor
Two West Virginia players are tackled in a tense NAA duel in Kansas City as both teams seek top honors. The matchup highlights key defensive stands and a close contest shaping standings in the league.
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W. Virginia
Kansas City
Laneburg Dominates Calé in Triple-Header Wins
Laneburg swept Calé in a Tuesday tripleheader at Cale Gym. Junior boys won 43 to 18 led by James McBride with 10 points while Larry Hicks topped Calé with 43. Senior girls won 48 to 26 led by Vera Atrmond with 23. Senior boys edged 48 to 42 behind Will Ed Lee with 10 points as Larry Tricks led Cale with 20. Report by Nancy Armstrong and Ruth Ann Saunders.
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Cook
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Larry Tricks
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