Michigan End Named AP Lineman of the Week
Michigan end Tom Maentz, a 20 year old junior from Holland, was named the Associated Press Lineman of the Week for his 169 receiving yards and two touchdowns against Iowa. His 60 yard TD capture late in the game and pairing with Ron Kramer sparked the comeback.
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Ryff Seeks More Experience Before Title Shot
Frankie Ryff says he needs more pro bouts before challenging Bud Smith for the lightweight crown. The 22 year old Bronx flash beat ex title holder Paddy De Marco in a 10 round bout and stressed he must fight regularly to improve. Ryff has 19 wins in 20 starts since 1951 with a sole loss to Ralph Dupas.
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College football picks from New York forecaster
A NY based pick column lists this weekend’s games with a 235 correct 85 wrong season tally and 0.734 average. Maryland over LSU Oklahoma over Missouri Michigan over Illinois Notre Dame over Penn UCLA over Pacific Navy over Duke Georgia Tech over Tennessee Michigan State over Purdue Texas A&M over SMU Army over Yale USC over Stanford West Virginia over George Washington Friday game Syracuse over Penn State Kentucky over Vanderbilt Auburn over Mississippi State Friday night Miami over Boston College Texas Western over Hardin-Simmons Saturday Bay area and East region games listed including Boston University over Bucknell Columbia over Dartmouth Cornell over Brown Delaware over Gettysburg Lafayette over Rutgers Princeton over Harvard Pittsburgh over Virginia Holy Cross over Dayton Sunday South Clemson over Virginia Tech Florida State over Villanova Florida over Georgia Mississippi over Memphis State South Carolina over North Carolina Tulane over Alabama Wake Forest over William & Mary The Citadel over Newberry Richmond over Davidson Midwest Houston over Tulsa Marquette over Detroit Iowa over Minnesota Nebraska over Iowa State Kansas State over Kansas Ohio State over Indiana Wichita over Cincinnati Wisconsin over Northwestern Colorado A&M over Oklahoma A&M Southwest Arizona State over West Texas State Texas Tech over Arizona Rice over Arkansas Texas over Baylor Far West Colorado over Utah Denver over Colorado College Utah State over Brigham Young Washington over California Oregon State over Idaho Oregon over Washington State
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Mickey Mantle Beats the Stork in Japan Tour Hurry
New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle rushed from Tokyo to Tulsa and on to Commerce Oklahoma to be with his wife who was nearing childbirth. Mantle, 24, borrowed time from his Japan tour with the Yankees, saying he expected the World Series to be won by his team next year.
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Race No Issue in Oklahoma Grid Game
Oklahoma City Capitol Hill, a Negro high school, meets white Douglass in a regularly scheduled game before a large crowd. The event tests desegregation as Capitol Hill aims to end Douglass’s 46 game winning streak while a sellout crowd watches.
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Picks Preview Big Arkansas and regional games this weekend
The Razorbacks chase a .500 mark as they host Magnolia while Rice visits Houston to face Parkers. Arkansas Tech and Arkansas A&M lead a tight SWC race with several district 1AA and 2AA clashes shaping the scorelines. Major Arkansas high school matchups and other college forecasts fill the weekend slate.
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Thomason's Horton to Run Halfback Spot
University of Arkansas Razorbacks coach notes sophomore Don Horton will run at left halfback against Rice, replacing injured Joe Thomason whose previous season was cut short by a broken arm. The Hogs aim to improve to 4-3-1 overall and 1-2-1 in the Southwest. Rice and coach Jess Neely show cautious optimism in light workouts.
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Tech Tennessee Set For Important New Year’s Day Bowl Talk
Georgia Tech ranked eighth in the AP poll faces a tougher Tennessee squad as both teams pursue a Sugar Cotton or Gator Bowl bid. A Tech win would boost SEC title chances and a Sugar Bowl spot. Coach Bobby Dodd has led Tech to four straight New Year’s Day appearances.
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Aggies Hold Lead as Texas Battles Baylor in Austin
In a slate of day games, Texas faces Baylor at Austin while Rice plays Arkansas in Houston. Broadcasters will regionalize the Rice Arkansas telecast. Austin reports say Texas varsity struggled with Baylor passes from freshman Vince Matthews, though running plays fared better. Baylor carries a large injury list with nine players sidelined, including five guards and Reuben Lange who may miss the game.
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