Ducks Depend On Speed Spirit To Upset Buckeyes In Rose Bowl
Oregon coach Len Casanova says speed and spirit are needed as the 7-3 Webfoots face undefeated Ohio State in the Rose Bowl. Oregon, a 19-point underdog, relies on star backs Jim Shanley and Jack Morris and quarterback Jack Crabtree to counter Buckeye depth and power.
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Ducks
Spirit
Buckeyes
Alex Kahn
United Press
Los Angeles
Len Casanova
Oregon
Ohio State
Jim Shanley
Shanley
Casanova
Jack Morris
Southern Cal
Jack Crabtree
Willie West
Charley Tourville
LeRoy Phelps
Chuck Osborne
Len Read
Morris
Ron Stover
PCC
Harry Mondale
MacKay Brightens Cup Picture in Australia
U S hopes hinge on Barry MacKay after the Dayton Ohio player defeats Ash ley Cooper in five sets at Kooyong Stadium to lead the U S to a 3 2 loss in the Davis Cup series Seixas also wins his match in a marathon farewell appearance This set sparks optimism that MacKay can recapture the cup next year as captain Billy Talbert praises his performance.
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Eric Riel
Melbourne
Australia
America
Barry MacKay
U. S
Billy Talbert
MacKay
Seixas
Harry Hopman
Dayton
Ohio
Hopman
MacKay Stans
University of Michigan
Mal Anderson
Kooyong Stadium
Ashley Cooper
Anderson
Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
Talbert
Adrian Quist
Outdoor triumphs and near-misses of the year
A year ending view notes stalwarts in field and stream whose victories and failures went largely unglorified. Pennsylvania Warden Tom Meehan solved crib-damage by bears by leaving doors open. A Tennessee fisherman, veteran of the Volunteer State, is also highlighted.
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Pennsylvania
Tom Mehan
Ned
Wyoming County
Meehan
Tennessee
College and invitational basketball scores from many tournaments
A long list of results from the Southwest Conference and other tournaments shows TCU beating Rice 87 to 55, Arkansas over Texas Tech, SMU over Texas, and North Carolina defeating North Carolina State, among many other games across sites like Oklahoma City and Raleigh. The summaries include finals, semifinals, and consolation rounds with scores and locations.
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Houston
TCU
Rice
Arkansas
Texas Tech
SMU
Texas
Texas A&m
Baylor
Tennessee
BYU
Wichita
Los Angeles State
Cincinnati
Drake
Washington
St. Louis
Valparaian
UCLA
Ohio State
Diinois
Miami
Ohio
Akron
Colby
Wittenberg
Jona
Marshall
Washington & Lee
I Tech
Northwestern
Oakland City
Indiana Tech
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Syracuse
Cleveland
Rochester
Springfield
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Providence
Hershey
Fee
Soo
Port Arthur
Dallas Woodrow Wilson
Fort Worth Poly
Dallas
Sunset
Vehe
Little Mules edge McKeesport to win Milk Bowl
San Antonio’s Alamo Heights Little Mules defense stifled McKeesport Optimists to claim the ninth annual Milk Bowl with a 12 to 0 victory. Bobby Lee’s 77 yard reverse for the insurance score sealed the win before 4,500 fans.
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San Antonio
Little Mules
San Antonio Alamo Heights
McKeesport
Bobby Lee
Texans
Fred Robinson
Jack Silvey
Bill Cunningham
Don Gallaspy Swas
Claudius Coleman
Gerald Elkins
Alamo Heights
Mules
Lee
Cunningham
Bartzen Wins In Net Tourney
In the Sugar Bowl Tournament semi finals Bernard Tut Bartzen of Dallas defeated Bill Quillian of Seattle 6 4 4 6 6 2 to reach the final. Tom Brown Jr defeated Iyo Pimental 6 3 6 3 6 1 to advance. Doubles saw Noel Brown and Alex Olmedo upset Robertson Davies and Becker before beating Davies and Becker 6 4 6 3. Semis for doubles between Schwartz Bartzen and Brown Quillian was postponed due to darkness.
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New Orleans
Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
Dallas
Bill Quillian
Seattle
Quillian Friday
Ham Richardson
Tulane
Quillian
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Tom Brown Jr
Iyo Pimental
Venezuela
Pimental
England
Michael Davies
Los Angeles
Noel Brown
Alex Olmedo
Richardson
Sammy Giammalva
Houston
Davies
Roger Becker
Sidney Schwartz
Bartzen
Tom Brown
Truman Goes Home After Christmas Visit
Former President Truman leaves New York for home following a Christmas visit with his daughter Margaret, son in law Clifton Daniel and grandson.
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Truman
New York
U S A Increases Aid to UN Children’s Fund in 1957
The United States this week gave the UN Children’s Fund a 1,228,000 check, bringing its 1957 contribution to 9,145,733 dollars.
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U.S
Aids Children United Nations
United States
UN Children’s Fund
Hayes Says He Won’t Be Nice Ahead of Rose Bowl
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes declares he will be a hard opponent on the Rose Bowl trip to the West Coast. He recalls past West Coast sports writers and notes Duffy Daugherty’s team narrowly beating UCLA 17-14 after playful antics in practice.
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Haskell
Columbus
Ohio
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Buckeye
Buckeyes
Oregon
Hayes
West Coast
Duffy
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Bob Hope
UCLA
House Investigator Seeks New Baseball Hearings
A Sunday television house investigator urged new congressional hearings on the ongoing dispute between major baseball factions. He labeled the situation exasperating and called for fresh inquiries to resolve the issues.
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House
Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
N.Y
Anti-Trust
Columbia Broadcasting System
Keating
Subcommittee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Khrushchev Recruits Old Allies To Streamline Party
Khrushchev brings in trusted associates from provincial posts to occupy top roles in the Presidium and central committee secretariat. The central committee asserts full control over power branches, ruling out autonomous factions and stressing party supremacy.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Presidium
Central Committee
Nikolai Bulganin
Anastas Mikoyan
Lavrenti P. Beria
Georgi Zhukov
Strike Ends as NLRB Decertifies UAW Local at Bryant Factory
The NLRB ruled against Local 888 of the United Auto Workers, decertifying the local and ending a year long strike at Bryant Manufacturing Co. in Fort Worth. About 237 workers began a picket on November 17, 1956, and December 18 ballots showed employees voting 1834 against union representation. The plant, a Carrier Corp. division, makes heating and cooling units.
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Tyler
Bryant Manufacturing Co
National Labor Relations Board
United Auto Workers
UAW
NLRB
Fort Worth
Carrier Corp
Memorial to Faithful Dog Unviewed in Italian Town
In Borgo San Lorenzo Italy a memorial will be unveiled for Fido a half blind and partly paralyzed mongrel aged 15 who waits nightly at a bus stop for his dead master Carlo Soriano who perished in an Allied air raid on Dec 30 1943. Fido was rescued as a pup 15 years ago and has become a nationwide symbol of loyalty.
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BORGO SAN _ LORENZO
Italy
Fido
Carlo Soriano
Carlo
Soriano
Oklahoma City Fans Face Spare of Texas League Team
Oklahoma City fans and civic leaders weigh keeping the Oklahoma City Indians baseball club as owner E J Humphries seeks local purchase to save the financially weak franchise. The 10 acre ballpark sits under lease through Oct with sale price around 200000 and a Dallas league meeting set for Jan 7 to decide the franchise fate.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Indians
E. J
Jimmie) Humphries
Tribes Park
Humphries
Bill Gill Jr
Gill
Indiana
Dallas
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MacKay Brightens Cup
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Jet) Jenkins
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