Daugherty Reflects on Spartans Road to Rose Bowl
Michigan State coach Hugh Daugherty recalls after the Michigan game that second place brings no satisfaction and praises his 1955 team. He notes a durable run of eight wins since Oct. 1, cites strong seniors and sophomores, and projects a tough Rose Bowl clash with UCLA.
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Canadian league lure pulls NFL star Webster home
Alex Webster, former Montr éal Alouettes halfback now in the NFL with the New York Giants, says he wants to return to Canada to prolong his career. He notes rough play in the U S pro league and discusses the NFL Alouettes option clause affecting a possible comeback, while Montreal weighs its offer to avoid an NFL war.
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Trabert Earns His First Pro Tennis Victory
Former amateur champion Tony Trabert wins his first professional match inLos Angeles defeating Pancho Gonzales 2-6 6-3 6-4. Segura beats Rex Hartwig to complete a trio of straight wins.
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Lightburn challenges Andrade after upset win
Lightburn a promising lightweight from British Honduras defeated Ralph Dupas by body punches at Madison Square Garden and now dares Cisco Andrade to fight him next. International Boxing Club eyes a February 17 bout at the Garden with Andrade or another top contender.
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Braves Open Roller Derby Series With Narrow 16-14 Win
The Braves opened their roller derby series at Olympic Auditorium against the New York Chiefs Friday night, securing a 16 to 14 victory. The low scoring game marked the season's stingiest tally thus far.
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Fairly Hero Delivers in Wild Poly Jordan Showdown
Ron Fairly shines for Jordan as Poly battles back in a high scoring invitational. Hagey for Jordan hits 24, Whitley nets 20, and Fairly earns All-Tournament honors alongside Hanna Hipp and Chester Clark. Poly’s Jim Hanna dunks, and late free throws seal a tense finish amid rebounding and pressure.
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Knox Limbers Up in Brain Drills as Ankle Heals
Russell Paces 30th Straight USF Win as San Francisco beats Marquette 65-58 in a Feb matchup. DePaul upsets Duquesne 68-64 while Utah rolls Idaho State 69-53 and BYU defeats Colorado. Nebraska shocks UCLA 65-46 as Harvard beats Middlebury 54-46.
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Cotero Favored 14-5 in Legion Tiff and Rose Bowl Prep
UCLA quarterback Ronnie Knox cleared for light workouts after an ankle injury in Washington game. Dr Walter Scott Friday approved limited sessions as UCLA polishes for Rose Bowl against Michigan State. Cotero and Rowe noted in boxing and Tigers links, with coexisting sports mentions and Detroit connections.
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Dons Gain New Edge In Tight comeback win
San Francisco beat Marquette 65 to 38 to extend its streak to 28. Coach Phil Woolpert credited a mental edge after trailing at halftime and noted De Paul and Duquesne loom in the Chicago Invitational Tournament. Marquette coach Jack Nagle lamented cold spells and improvised plans.
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Army Wins Turbulent Tokyo Bowl Over Marine Team
Army All Stars, averaging 217 pounds, overwhelmed the Marines 20 to 6 in the annual Tokyo Bowl before 25 000 servicemen. Army broke the game open with five touchdowns in the final quarter after a sluggish three quarters. Highlights included a 76 yard fumble return, two yard TD runs, and a 29 yard TD pass from Tommy Davis to Art Hunt. The Marines managed a single second quarter score on a fumble return and gained limited yardage.
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