Notre Dame Leahy return to coaching teased by booster talk
Columnist recalls Frank Leahy's hinted comeback to Notre Dame and potential move to Texas A M, spurred by a wealthy booster. Mentions Brennan's success, recruiting networks, and parallels with Texas A M and Notre Dame styles. Also notes Washington Senators rookie prospect Schaive at Fort Sill and 1909 Lawton football reunion plans with Parmenter Stephens Brando.
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Tait Terry
Brennan
South Bend
Oklahoma
Cabina
Leahy
Notre Dame
John Schaie
Fort Sill
Washington Senators
Cookie Lavagetto
Schaive
Naval
Dolin
Chattanooga
Ara
Lawton
Arch Parmenter
Jon Stephens
Pat Brando
One Man's Opinion On Top Ten Sports Headlines
A recap of 1957 sports drama lists top headlines with notable upsets and milestones. Dame snaps OU streak, Burdette defeats Yankees thrice as Milwaukee wins World Series, North Carolina 32 straight, Basilio beats Robinson, Score nearly blinded, Williams and Mantle bat leaders, and amateur Rademacher aims for heavyweight crown amid Derby chaos.
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Xatre Dame
Leon Burdettc
Yankees
Mibwaukee
West Canal
Xorth Carolina
Kansas
Carmen Basilio
Ray Robinson
Herb
Gil McDougald
Darkie Pung
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Pete Rademacher
Doak Crown
Floyd Patterson
Willie Shormaker
Iron Liege
Gallam
Gus Q. Phan
CAGE RESULTS AND TOURNAMENT NAMES FROM A RUSHING NATION MEET
A garbled OCR list covers numerous college basketball results from various conferences and rounds. Names such as Texas Christian, Louisiana, Wake Forest, Duquesne, Indiana, and Kansas appear alongside team scores and bracket references. The fragmentary text notes First Round and Invitational events, with overtime and varied venues, but lacks coherent narrative or complete match details.
Royal Sees Even Game Ahead of Sugar Bowl
Coach Darrell Royal said Texas and Mississippi will be evenly matched as they prepare for the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. He noted Mississippi’s backfield speed and said Texas backs are strong and tackle well, with both teams finishing drills at their bases.
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Mississippi
Texas
Gulf Coast
Darrell Royal
Big Miss
Royal
Jacksonville. Fla
Paul “Bear Bryant
Texas Agm
Bowden Wrall
Tennerssee Fi
Palball Pam
Serena
CBS
Aggies
A&m
Associated Press
Bryant
Tennessee
Vols
Iswa
Vorton
Amelia
John Crow
Agric
Wyatt
Crow
Bobby Geman
Tenessee
Nick
Vol
Crossover Holiday Tournament Upsets andAP Early Round Actions
A chaotic opening tournament day features Texas Tech shocking Southern Methodist 72 70 in overtime at Mopsten, Princeton Texas Christian and TCU advancing, Kansas and North Carolina engaging in tight early games, and Seattle Baylor Temple all contributing to a roller coaster start. Wilt Chamberlain highlights Kansas 68 50 win over Oklahoma as Madison Square Garden hosts Holiday Festival action with Baylor and Temple advancing on strong performances.
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North Carolia
Kansas
San Francisco
Seatie
Temple
Texas Tech
Mopsten
Sothern Methweist
Tech
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Wilt Chamberlain
Sooners
Wilt
Jiwhawks
Bhart
Toit State
Tar
Cluss Oklahoma Agml
Norly Case Jing
Jayhawks
Cetavado
Town State
Kansas Stele
Missouri
Sebraska
Princeton
Seattle
Elgin Baylor
Tempie
Guy Rodgers
Chamberlain
Madison Square Garden
Baylor
Connecticut
Dan Ogorek
Uconn
Rodgers
Pit
Owls
Bill Kennedy
Honays
Jay Mopman
Pir
Wille Bon Hennon
Belle
Benus
California
Dayton
Alev Lsing
Kansas State
New University
Marhathan Aga
North Carolina
West Virginia
Bol Hack
St. Louis
Rateizh
Tommy Seas
Bills
Kentucky
Australians Clinch Davis Cup Lead With Anderson Victory
In Melbourne at Kooyong Stadium Malcolm Anderson crushed Vic Seixas and Harry Mackay 4 6 3 6 ? to give Australia a 3 0 lead in the Challenge Round. The U S doubles pair of Seixas and Mackay struggled as the Aussies dominated with precise play in front of about 20 000 spectators.
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Will Grimsley
Melbourne
Mervyn Rose
Malcolm Anderson
Seixas
Anderson
MacKay
Ashley
Kooyong Stadium
U.S
Leahy Eyes Texas A&M Return After Health Check
Chicago Sun Times reports former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy in Passavant Hospital for a health check as he contemplates returning to coach Texas A&M as football mentor and athletic director. Leahy would split duties, with McBride slated as head coach after three years, while Leahy serves as athletic director.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Frank Leahy
Texas A&m
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Passavant Hospital
Lodaye
Leahy
McBride
Heaey
Leahy Notre Dame
BA Steel Company
Shrine Duel Sets East West Football Showdown
East favored in the Shrine duel as San San Francisco reports a clash between two West teams. Curtice of Lap West names Jackin Douglas from Stanford as starter to air the attack on the East. Key backs include Vaughan and Nes hill with notable pass catching by Vaughan. NBC telecasts kickoff at 5 p m EST. West Virginia selects Mickey Trimar ki at QB with Pace Nowalczyk and Cipara in the backfield as power runners.
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San Francisco
Jags Curtice
Lap West
Jackin Douglas
Stanford
Bobby Garrely
John Brodie
Douglas
Jim Shofner
Texas
Christian
Stu Vaughan
Utah
Gerry Neshill
Arkansas
Vaughan
Farrell Finston
College of the Bas Cific
Willard Dewyeall
SMU
Curtice
Big Ten
Nowalczyk
K State Faces Tigers Tonight in Big Eight Tourney
Kansas City report notes star pair Boozer and Marr for Kansas State as Wilt Chamberlain scores 41 in Kansas first round win. Iowa State thumps Colorado 81 43 while Kansas defeats Oklahoma 68 50. Missouri Nebraska Princeton matchups also listed with tournament semifinals set for Saturday and finals Monday.
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Kansas City
Wansag State
Bob Boozer
Jack Marr
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Colorado
Boozer
Marr
Wildcats
Chamberlain
Wilts
Wansag
John Crawford
Bud Bergman
Don Medaker
Johnny Krocheski
Kansas
Ron Loneski
Gene Judson
Giardello and Jones Set For TV Middleweight Scrap
Philadelphia's Joey Giardello and Yonkers' Ralph Tiger Jones meet in a televised 11 round middleweight bout in Miami Beach. Giardello weighed about 160 pounds to Jones's 156 with odds favoring a repeat of 1954.
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Miamt Beach
Fla
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
U.S
Ralph Tiger Jones
Yonkers
W.Y
Giardello
Jones
Philadelphian
Carmen Basilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
Wilf Greaves
Willig Vaughn
Chien Vojar
Joe Gray
Vaugh
Gene Fullmer
del Flanagan
Arcadia Race Feature Notes Mixed Entries
In a scrambled recap from Arcadia and New Orleans racing, Calil and Nashville SSAM appear among hurried results. Big Sweep East leads a stretch of horses at Fair Grounds while Ever Best and Branny claim placing finishes in Tremleal Pari with mixed outcomes across the day’s feature events.
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Arcadia
Calil
Nashville
Ales Mordey
Santa Agila
Orleans
Fair Grounds Miami
Heer-Festurer
Tremleal Pari
All College Semifinals Set For Night Action
Niagara faces San Francisco in the featured semifinal with Alex Ellis keying Niagara’s attack after a 38 point 28 rebound effort. Oklahoma City meets Tulsa while Denver battles Western Kentucky and Idaho State faces Tulane in afternoon consolation games.
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Saul Feldman
Oklahoma City
Niagara
San Francisco
Alex Ellis
Ellis
Purple Eagles
Westman Kentucky
Tulsa
Idaho State
San Trancelaea
Denver
Tulane
Western Kentucky
Eilis
OCU
Ub Reed
Ace Scorner
Reed
Bengals
Leland Harris
Roger Wendel
Golden Hurricane
Wendel
Blue Gray Tilt Set Tomorrow in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama tomorrow the Blue Gray football game will feature heavy passing from both sides. Northern line coach Ray Reba and South backfield speed leader and other stars are cited by Andy Pilney and Yankee coach Murray Warmath as expecting extensive aerial action. Teams held practice sessions since Saturday, tapering to drills to avoid injuries.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ray
Andy Pilney
Jimmy Orr
Georgia
Phil King
Vandebhilt
Murray Warmath
Warmath
Bronchos and OBU Struggle in Early Tournament Action
Central State College defeated Midwestern University 98 to 66 in Dallas, while Oklahoma Baptist University fell 62 to 34 at the Oklahoma Invitational in Tulsa. The Bronchos were set to face Central tonight as the tourney week began.
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Frankly
Canal
Tidiava Central
Indiana
Novit Comba
Thet Sellaroine
Baldwit Walare
FAR Western Confriench
Whimer
Union
Kansas Gonperency
McPherson
Bethel
Bethany
Sterling
Erionas College of Kyopora
Baker
Wesleyan
COTES
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Wastosan Mt Wayland
Temi’ Oliers
Conlvalkin
Midwestern
Tex Ab
Tevas
Austin
Speangfield
Oki
Rockhurst
Whampberll
Emper State
Cape
Girarteau
Pirahurgh Kan
Associated Press
Central State College
Oklahoma Baptist University
Central
Midwestern University
Dallas Elks
Southwest Mo
State
Oklahoma Baptist
Kan
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Terry Brennan
Jimmy
Leah
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Enething
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Bithe
Nowe
Touuh
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Weal Ya
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