Governor decries Sugar Bowl officiating over Georgia Tech rout
Mississippi Governor Hugh White blasts Sugar Bowl officiating after Georgia Tech's 24-7 win over the Rebels. He cites a disputed fair catch call and a 16-yard MississippI penalty, urging SEC officials to review the game and expressing citizen concern.
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Boots Porterfield Leads Long Beach Contingent at Los Angeles Open
Long Beach golfers battled par on day one of the 27th Los Angeles Open at Riviera. Boots Porterfield fired 72 to lead locals with 444-434-445-35, while Harry McCarthy shot 74 and Joe Robinson and Wayne Otis posted 78 and 79 respectively. Leo Biagetti, a late arrival from Baltimore, surged with a 70 to grab early top interest before darkness halted play. Notables included Jackie Burke Jr and Art Wall posting 70s, with Scotty Chisholm's incident drawing attention on No. 73.
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Mize Wins Babe Ruth Award for Series Standout
New York report notes 40 year old Johnny Mize favored by many as the standout in the Yankees Dodgers series. The Yankee bench crowded the action as Mize’s selection by the New York Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association was announced for the Babe Ruth Memorial Trophy. He becomes the fourth Yankee recipient, following Joe Page, Gerry Coleman, and Phil Rizzuto.
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USC Trojans Rout Stanford 75 58 in PCC Action
Southern California used deep rotations to dominate Stanford 75-58 as Welsh led with 19 and Flower 18 points. California later upset UCLA 72-68, with the Bears weathering a UCLA rally behind the Hickson twins. Washington beat Oregon 79-74 to start defense of the Northern Division. San Francisco outscored San Jose State 64-47 in the Skyline opener. Wyoming edged New Mexico 77-72 in overtime after a regulation 67-87 finish.
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Davis Plans to Box Willie Pep in Featherweight Comeback
New York reports Teddy Davis born Murray Cain, 28, Hartford native with 95 pro fights, 48 wins. Davis defeated Fisher Chevez by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden in front of 3,120 paying $7,958, pursuing Pep after Army service, with plans to fight his former manager and rivals Saddler or Collins.
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Waves Edge New Mexico A M in tight 62 59 win
Pepperdine College trailed by six at halftime but surged in the final seven minutes to defeat New Mexico A and M 62 59 in Las Cruces. Bob Morris led Pepperdine with 19 points as waves guard.
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Beaten Badgers Fly Home Today
The Wisconsin Badgers head home after a 7–0 loss to Southern California. A 44‑man squad and coaches depart Lockheed Airport in Burbeck at 9:30 a.m. aboard the Bucky Bané special chartered from United Airlines for a six hour and 15 minute flight, arriving in Madison at 5:45 p.m. CST.
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Michigan Guns for Hoosier Five
Michigan aims to upset Indiana as the Big Ten slate opens. Indiana leads the conference at 2-0, while Michigan sits 1-3 after beating Purdue and losing to Iowa Illinois and Indiana. Don Schlundt leads Indiana with 48 points in four games as the Hoosiers seek another league win.
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Mangrum Opens Lead in Los Angeles Open Golf Tourney
Lloyd Mangrum shot 69 on Friday to lead the Los Angeles Open at Riviera Country Club where a large pack of contenders trailed by one to three strokes. Notables chasing include Cary Middlecoff Leo Binghetti Julius Boros Jackie Burkey Art Wall Jay Hebert and Shelly Mayfield among others as the field posted scores ranging from 70 to 74 with Tommy Bolt also in contention after a 74.
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Landy sets pace with 4 02 mile at Olympic Park
In Melbourne University meet landy runs a 4 02 mile on brick dust under breeze. Timers agree on 4 02 as Haeg’s 4 01 4 record from 1945 is noted. Three timers mark 1500m at 3 44, claiming fastest 1500 of a mile race. Crowd of about 1200 watches landy pull clear over 14 starters. closest rival 200 yards back.
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Drunk Arrest at Santa Anita as Nine Win Tickets Found
Donald Lee Cody, 46, of Pear Blossom California, was arrested on a drunken charge just before a Santa Anita Park race. Officers found nine two dollar win tickets on a 624 shot named Micnka. Cody said he did not recall purchasing them and posted $25 bond to stay out of jail, then returned to the track. Micoka won paying 126.20 with Cody netting 1135.60 after bets and fines.
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Winners Listed for Virginia CC Golf
Winners listed for Virginia Country Club bi weekly ladies day golf tournament include Tieaday Der SteCfani A Mrs Art Mc Craig Nedo-T Mrs Eldred Northup 68 74 Claes By Mes John Mood 2 D1 3 Var Cassing ee Kade Jan 5 school 28 nite Fanaa putts Camero n 30 puts Mrs Rahinoun 32 put la
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Otto Graham Flies Home After Baby's Death
Cleveland Browns quarterback Otto Graham returned to Cleveland with his wife after learning his six week old baby Stephen died in California. The infant reportedly choked on formula as Graham trained for the all pro game on January 10.
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