Breaks Will Decide Orange Bowl Blind Rivalry Favored
Former Maryland All American Bernie Faloney discusses the Oklahoma Maryland Orange Bowl showdown. He predicts a close game influenced by breaks and notes Maryland as underdogs benefiting from the script. Faloney praises Jim Tatum and comments on Bolling Fort Sill service matchups and coach Leon Heath’s season as Sill coach.
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Joe Ramona
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Jim Ladd
Bert Clark
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Leon Heath
Fort Ord
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Nationwide Cage Results Continue On Page Twelve
A long list of college basketball scores from across the nation is presented. Notable games include Southern Methodist over Minnesota by one point, Andrews AFB defeating Ft Eustis, and Auburn besting Howard. Other mentions cover Georgia, Florida State, Rice, Kansas, Akron, St. Louis, and many more teams with varying margins. The roundup highlights overtime thrillers, close finishes, and high-scoring games across conferences and regions.
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Allen-Bradley
St. Louis
St. Johns
Bkiyn
Niagara
LaSalle
St. Bonaventure
St. Francis
Michigan
Nebraska
Western Car
Piedmont College
North Carolina
Eastern Kentucky
Cincinnati
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Wash. & Jeff
Williams
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Dartmouth
Colby
Massachusetts
Tufts
Lawrence
Vermont
Rhode Island
Marquette
South Oak
State
MIT
Pratt
St. Anselm's
New Hampshire
Bklyn
Providence
Feshiva
Wilkes
Vracuse
Fordham
Hunter
CCNY
Navy
Penn
Dutch girl Sets 400 yard medley world record
London reports Mary Kok a 15 year old Dutch schoolgirl bettered the world mark for the 400 yard individual medley swim today her second world record in two days with a swift performance and strong early speed.
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London
Mary Kok
Sugar Ray Robinson Recovers Title In Knockout Upset
CHICAGO Dec 10 Sugar Ray Robinson woke to a bustling room with more than 200 telegrams after a dramatic second round knockout of Bobo Olson at Chicago Stadium. He vowed to honor a rematch clause and considered charity purses, while noting the decision rests with Olson and suggesting a possible return to New York. Olson flew to San Francisco with $65,014, and questions remained about future opponents and plans.
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Jake
Robinson
Chicago Stadium
Sugar Ray
LaMotta
Edna
New York
Olson
George
Moore
Archie
Ray
Gainford
Robison
San Francisco
France
Charley Homez
Eduardo Lausse
Joey Giambra
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bobo Olson
Edna Mae
Brown Named To Guard Berth On Tulsa World's All State
Tulsa World selects 1955 all state football squad with players from 30 schools voting 3 146 ballots. Scott Brown Lawton is the sole from this region honored among guards, with Sapulpa and Rogers squads earning multiple picks including Dalton Moore Thomp son and Dick Young.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sapulpa
Will Rogers
Ada
Cougar
Billy Jack Moore
Jerry Thompson
Sapulpa Chieftains
Dick Young
Don French
Bob Brumble
Richard Dupree
Rogers
Lawton
Scott Brown
Rams Seek Victory to Clinch Western Title
The Los Angeles Rams need a victory or a tie to clinch the NFL Western Conference title as they host the Green Bay Packers, who have been tough opponents recently. The Rams are favored by a touchdown, aiming to extend a long series of wins over Green Bay at home and on the road.
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Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia
Packers
Pharmacies
BOWL DIVIDES UP SHARES IN TEXAS COTTON BOWL
The Cotton Bowl Athletic Association awards shares of 175000 dollars to each participating school. Remaining funds after expenses go to the Southwest Conference.
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Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Texas
Southwest Conference
Commanders Rout Duncan 86 to 47 in Honeycutt Gym
Fort Sill's Artillery and Guided Missile School Commanders rolled to an 86 47 victory over Duncan AAA team at Honeycutt gym. Worthy Patterson scored 20 and Barry Bomhoff 13 to pace the winners as they improved to seven wins in eight starts. Gene Wallick led Duncan with 25 points. The Commanders face Cameron College next Wednesday in the Aggies' gym.
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Duncan
Honeycutt Gymnasium
Worthy Patterson
Barry Bomhoff
Gene Wallick
Mobile Bears name Jo Jo White as 1946 manager
Mobile Alabama December 10 Proy ner Jo Jo White former major league outfielder and veteran minor league manager was signed to manage the Mobile Bears of the Southern Association for the 1946 season.
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Jo Jo) White
Mobile Bears
Southern Assn
Souchak leads Miami Open with 65 to grab two stroke cushion
Mas sive Mike Souchak, former Duke end turned golfer, fired a five under par 65 to hold a two stroke lead at 133 after two rounds of the Miami Open. Arnold Palmer, Jay Hebert, Frank Stranahan, and Dutch Harrison trailed at 135. Rosburg withdrew after a 74, citing poor play.
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Duke
Souchak
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
St. Louis
Jay Hebert
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Big Seven eyes regional TV program for 1956 coverage
The Big Seven Conference plans a regional television package in 1956 if the NCAA maintains current television rules. Oklahoma led the league yet received no national network exposure last season, while reforms would ease sponsor access. The session also adjusted eligibility rules for foreign athletes and adjusted baseball scheduling to three games per opponent starting in 1957.
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NCAA
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Big Seven
Peters
Montgomery
Ala
Sam Salerno
Colorado
Harold Burnine
Missouri
Salerno
Burnine
Hendrix Kruger
South Africa
Kruger
Air Force
Bunker Hill A.F.B
Saddler Keeps Featherweight Crown With Long Reign
Sandy Saddler of New York has held the featherweight title since beating Willie Pep on September 8, 1950, marking the longest continuous reign among current boxing world champions.
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Saddler
New York
Sandy Saddler
Willie Pep
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