Big Ten Dominates Rose Bowl Classic Over Coast Teams
Iowa Hawkeyes defeated Oregon State 35 19 in Pasadena to extend Big Ten supremacy over the Pacific Coast Conference at the Rose Bowl. Ken Ploen starred for Iowa, throwing for 41 yards, rushing for 39, and completing 9 of 10 passes before injuring his knee. Joe Francis led Oregon State with 159 passing yards and a 7 yard rushing line, while Iowa’s Collins Flagler scored twice and Nagler broke a 66 yard play. Oregon State battled back but could not overcome the visitors as Beavers stalled on two blocked extra point attempts.
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College Tournament Scores and Round Results
In college tournament scoring and round results user the report lists teams such as New Mexico A&M Virginia Montana State Sewanee Trinity Waverly Luther Iowa and Georgia Florida State Memphis State Denver Wheaton and Seattle Pacific with various scores. Pan American Airways carried 221 240 passengers in 1956 according to the airline.
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Clemson Coach Halftime Rally Fails to Succeed in Bowl Loss
Colorado defeats Clemson 24 20 in the Orange Bowl after a halftime rally by Clemson. Frank Howard scolds his Tigers at halftime, then Clemson briefly leads 21 20 before Colorado recovers an onside kick and John Bayuk scores the decisive TD. Joel Wells leads Clemson with 325 rushing yards.
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Hi mans Apology Draws Sugar Bowl Applause
In New Orleans on January 2 Easter fullback Larry Hickman apologized for striking Tennessee guard Bruce Burnham in the head during the Sugar Bowl. Burnham remained under hospital observation in good condition, with surgeons hopeful for release the next day.
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Little Men Star In Valley Action
Seven players shine as Missouri Valley Conference teams rely on rising stars in the Tandem era. Larold Alcon Joe Stevens Mel Writh Jay kvars lead the league in scoring among top 10, while Je Adai Dat Callahan Mike Walsh anchor backlines. Ebben Deweil deliver 40 points against Northwestern as Valley action heats up.
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Tulsans To Hear State Olympians
Tulsa residents will hear Oklahoma Olympians recount Melbourne 1996 experiences at a Chamber of Commerce Public Affairs Forum. Participants include Tulsa’s Clay Roberts an Olympic judge and Louis G Wilke of Bartlesville a member of the Olympics commission Bruie Drake of Oklahoma University assistant coach for men’s basketball Ralph Higgins Oklahoma A M track coach Tommy Evans of Tulsa fifth in lightweight division Danny Hoder of Perry second in middleweight division.
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FSIS Quintet Tops Douglas In Nonconference Clash
FSIS Indians beat Douglas 50-45 in nonconference play as Jed led with 26 points and Cal Perry added 14 for the Lions. Douglas outscored 8-14 in the final period after a 42-25 edge late third. Also, Tulsa area results: Tuckahoma swept Cache in doubleheader with a 46-42 boys win. Indiahoma 46-42 over Cache with Bonah McClung 28. Lone Wolf over Mt. Park 67-43. Weaver teams beat Oakland ton.
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Dodgers Likely to Demand Salary Cuts for 1957 Stars
Brooklyn executives indicate most Dodger stars, led by Roy Campanella Carl Erskine and Duke Snider, will be asked to accept salary reductions. Buzzy Bavasi, Dodger VP, says payroll has hit a saturation point and cannot be raised from current terms.
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UPI
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Carl Erskine
Duke Snider
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Ham Advances In Tennis Meet In Valencia
Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge and Westfield beat Mi Jan Branovich of Germany 6 1 6 4 0 in the men's singles semifinals at the Valencia Club. In doubles Richardson and Malcolm Fox of Baltimore defeated F Pickard of England and J Gauthier of France 6 9 6 3 6 0.
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England
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France
World bantamweight champ may defend title in Rome
Mario d Agata’s manager Libero Cecchi said the world bantamweight champion may fight Alphonse Halimi of France instead of Raul Macias of Mexico. A $33,000 guarantee for Halimi was secured, but the bout hinges on Halimi guaranteeing a title-ending return in Rome if d Agata loses.
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Cage Powers Busy Tonight In Easy Tests
North Carolina, SMU, Connecticut headline tonight's schedule with top ranking teams hosting key opponents in major tournaments. SMU faces Baylor in a Southwest Conference opener while UNC hosts Harvard and UConn plays Dartmouth as mobile tournament action and senior bowl play begin.
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Baylor Faces Sugar Bowl Setback in New Orleans
Baylor struggled with mistakes as Tennessee hammered back with 88 rushing yards from Shofrer who won MVP honors at a Sugar Bowl debut. Hickman apologized at a banquet for a third period brawl, asking Tennessee players for forgiveness.
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Bowl Scores From Various Games
A scrambled recap shows Baylor 13 Tennessee 7 in a bowl game, Syracuse 27 versus Clemson 2, Oregon State 19 and Hawt Town 33, George Washington 13 over Tesas Western 0, and Miss Squahor 72 over Prairie View 27. Also mentions Tesas South Colorado on OR.
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Top Ten List Revised But Jays Retain Lead In Poll
Kansas remains first in the AP basketball poll after winning the Big Seven tournament. North Carolina holds second with Lonnie Reerenbluth leading the Tar Heels, while Kentucky is third after its Sugar Bowl win and other tournament results shuffle the rankings. Four new teams enter the top bracket Iowa State UCLA Vanderbilt and Seattle. Manhattan Canisius also win notable tournaments affecting the vote.
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Rookies Turn Celtics Front Runners With Victory
The Boston Celtics beat the Philadelphia Warriors 100 to 87 to extend their win streak to four and open a five game gap atop the Eastern Division. Bill Russell and Tom Heinsohn led Boston as rookies boosted the surge. Rochester won 102 101 in overtime over St Louis to widen its Western lead. Syracuse defeated New York 306 102 behind Togo Palazzi.
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Texans Rally For 20-13 Tangerine Bowl Win
In Orlando Florida Ren Mills sparked West Texas with a 75 yard interception return for a touchdown and a two yard rushing score as the Texans toppled Mississippi Southern 20-13 Mississippi Southern led through the second period with two touchdowns before Mills and Bubsa Hillman sealed the comeback with a late 60 yard march and a 77 yard drive finished off by Coffey after two TDs by Southern in the first half
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