Aquinas blanks Cotter 27 0 to stay unbeaten
Aquinas high school extended its perfect streak with a 27 0 win over Cotter of Winona at Memorial Field. The Blugolds opened scoring early and dominated on defense, recovering four Cotter fumbles while relying on reserves for much of the game.
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Memorial Field
Cotter
Winona
Blugolds
John Michuta
Minnesota
Aquinas
Michuta
Hollub Caps Row With Two TDs Against River Falls
Hollub scores twice and Tom Curry adds a 67 yard run as La Crosse beats River Falls 19 to 0 in a hard fought game. Sladky Loomis and Knispel power the Indians offensively while Wilsman leads the defense.
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River
Clark van Galder
River Falls
Bob Vogel
George Sladky
la Crosse
Sladky
Curry
Tom Linehan
Loomis
Falls
Falcon
Indians
Speedy Curry
Robert McCutcheon
Dick Wilsman
Vogel
Knispel
Uut
Hollub
Kenny Hollub
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Falcons
Leningrad Builds USSR’s Largest Stadium
The Kirov stadium in Leningrad seats 85 000 with 1 000 extra for special events. Moscow Dynamo plans expansion to match. Started in 1933, the earthwork based structure rises above the Finnish Gulf with a football field a track a swimming pool and athlete hotel.
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Ussr
Leningrad
Kirov
Dynamo
Marquette Routs Kansas State on Slick Hilltop sod
Marquette domination unfolds as six touchdowns plus two field goals pace a 46 to 60 victory over Kansas State. Multiple backs score while Don Leahy connects on four of six extra points as the Wildcats struggle to advance.
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Wildcats
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Marquette
Wildcat
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Jack Wallace
Wallace
Bob Pribyl
Kopenski
Billy Butz
Ralph Esposito
Art
Felker
Don Leahy
Joe Masnaghetti
Bill Jelinske
Aquinas dominantes Cotter with fast start and big lead
Aquinas built a 20 point lead in the first half as Stellick Bruha and Weldy helped drive to the 14 and the three touched down. Temp added extra points though one kick hit the crossbar. Cotter threats stalled on downs with late drives foiled by Aquinas defense.
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Bruha
Weldy
Temp
Aquinas
Manny Knutson
Drendel
McLoone
Gkemp
Franz
Warren Delagrave
Lewinski
McPeak
Bedessem
Murphy
Scheitzach
Collins
Heath
Guerds—Wilder
Shimshek
Bob Weldy
Knutson
Kramer
Kelly
Millikin Run Stops Augustana 20–0 in Little Nine Opener
James Millikin University opened the Little Nine football season with a 20-0 victory over Augustana at Rock Island. Ralph Rauch gained 103 yards on 5.0 yards per rush, including an 18 yard touchdown run. Dan Hess and Gordon Short connected for a seven yard TD pass and Hal Wiesenmeyer added two conversions.
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Rock Island
James Millikin University
Augustana
Ralph Rauch
Big Blue
Augie
Rauch
Decatur
Dick Halliburton
Millikin
Dan Hess
Gordon
Hal Wiesenmeyer
Grass Trials At Orange Bowl For New Years Classic
Two types of Everglades grass are being tested at the center of the Orange Bowl stadium turf. Despite season damage from high school and University of Miami games the sod remains in excellent condition for the annual New Year’s Day football classic.
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Miami
University of Miami
Santa Clara hires Ulinski from football family of bowl stars
Santa Clara's new line coach Ed Ulinski, ex Marshall guard and Cleveland Browns veteran, comes from a football family. His brother Harry captained Kentucky in the 1950 Orange Bowl, and brother Ray starred as Penn State quarterback in the 1948 Cotton Bowl.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Ed Ulinski
Marshall College
Cleveland Browns
Harry
Kentucky
Ray
Penn State
Three New Coaches in NBA This Season
Three NBA teams assign change in coaching ranks. Dave MacMillan, ex Minnesota coach, takes over Tri-Cities replacing Red Auerbach who moves to the Boston Celtics, while Auerbach’s former post at Santa Clara University is filled.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Dave MacMillan
University of Minnesota
Tri-Cities
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Santa Clara University
Yanks Cup World Series Triumph Ends Phillies Run 5-2
Whitey Ford outpitched three Phillies hurlers for eight and two thirds innings as the New York Yankees clinched the World Series with a 5 2 victory over Philadelphia. Yogi Berra provided the clutch hit and the Yankees erupted early, while a late miscue by Gene Woodling sparked a two run ninth inning before Allie Reynolds closed it out for the title.
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Ennir
Charlie Fone
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Dust
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al Barlick
St Ambrose Tops Dubuque 27 in College Football
St Ambrose defeats Dubuque 27 to 20 in a college football game. Leras scores 53 for Upper Iowa in a separate note while Pro Football results show Philadelphia 56 over Los Angeles 20 and Cleveland 30 over Pittsburgh 17.
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Dubuque
Leras
Upper Iowa
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Navy roster spans twenty states with Pennsylvania leader
Eleven Quakers players come from Annapolis based Navy team with spots from 20 states. Pennsylvania supplies 11 players, Illinois four on the Middle roster, and three from New Jersey. Additional one each from Colorado New York North Carolina Texas Ohio California Virginia Arkansas Maryland Massachusetts Nebraska Michigan South Dakota Iowa Wisconsin Missouri Rhode Island.
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Illinois
New Jersey
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New York
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Ohio
California
Virginia
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Massachusetts
Nebraska
Michigan
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
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Lions Coach Wilson gains three word TV role
Detroit Lion coach George Wilson shows progress on television with a three word line That follows his earlier 30 minute show appearance where he spoke two words Hello Harry Critics note his growing comfort and presence on screen during this era
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Detroit
Detroit Lion
George Wilson
Wilson
Harry
Yale Fans Eat Up Picnic Luncheons At Home Games
Yale football crowds at home games can buy picnic style lunches from a fleet of trucks. The mobile sellers offer fried chicken sandwiches hot soup pastries potato salad milk and coffee with heating and refrigeration units on board.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Circus Clown Horse Refuses to Rise in Sand
J Walden's three year old Circus Clown is described as repeatedly rolling in the sand outside his barn and refusing to get up at every opportunity.
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J. Walden
Circus Clown
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