Big Ten Seeks Agreement on 1955 56 Grid Schedules
Chicago reports a hung jury as Big Ten athletic directors and coaches plan to finish 1955 56 football schedules at their winter meeting. Michigan State seeks balanced home and away games with a season finale against a traditional foe while Northwestern and Illinois decline to meet the Spartans in 1955 56.
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Michigan
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Iowa
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Ohio State
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St. John's Beats Stout 78 68 In Menomonie
St. John's Minnesota edged Stout Institute 78 to 68 on the road. Guard Jerry Opatz scored 21 points as Stout led 59 57 after three quarters before St. John's pulled away in the final period. Bill Kieffer led Stout with 17 points.
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Minn
Stout Institute
Stout
Collegeville
Jerry Opatz
Bill Kieffer
Ritchey Leads St Norbert Past St Ambrose in Opener
Jim Ritchey scored 25 points to lift St Norbert College to a 72-68 win over St. Ambrose in De Pere. The Green Knights built a 32-23 halftime lead, then held off a second half rally as St Ambrose trimmed the margin to 70-68 before Norbert finished with two late points. Tom Seekamp scored 18 for St Ambrose.
Reds Acquire Howie Judson From White Sox
Cincinnati Reds announce the trade to obtain right handed Howie Judson from Chicago White Sox in exchange for outfielder Hank Edwards, part of a deal completed last September 1.
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Cincinnati Reds
Howie Judson
Chicago White Sox
Spartans Ranked No 1 in Final AP Grid Poll
Michigan State tops the final AP poll as No 1 with 2 683 points and 207 first place votes. Georgia Tech is second with 2 249 points, Notre Dame third, Oklahoma fourth, Southern California fifth, UCLA sixth, Alabama ninth and Texas tenth.
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Badgers Win Release to Travel for Rose Bowl Prep
Wisconsin’s Rose Bowl team received faculty approval to leave December 17 for California to maximize practice time. The UW athletic board, after consulting officials, allowed the early departure though Christmas break starts December 20. Governor Kohler and Beverly Ann Steffen may join West Coast events. a Wisconsin float remains tentative.
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Haggerty and Pazendak Triumph in Unpopular Tag Match
Haggerty and Pazendak defeated Roy McClarity and Mike Paidousis in a controversial feature at the Avalon Ballroom. Paidousis, a 23pounder from Steubenville, substituted for injured Paul Baillargeon as the villains took the first fall after 23 minutes. McClarity evened the score in the second fall, and Pazendak and Haggerty won the final brief fall amid a hostile crowd and near-throwing chairs. Ivan Kamaroff and Lord Al Mills opened the card with a hair pulling bout, ending with Kamaroff turning hero as the crowd shifted.
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