Quiet Climax Predicted To NCAA Talks Today
Philadelphia Hugh Fullerton Jr reports the 52nd NCAA convention is expected to approve actions from the INCAA Council and committees with little debate. A potential issue next year concerns waivers for service academies exempting subsidized prep programs. opposition from the Eastern College Athletic Conference is noted. Red shirting may be debated in the future.
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Last Chance For Local Fans ODDS AND ENDS
Middletown fans will see Owen Lawson and Eric Back in college uniforms as eastern Kentucky meets Xavier on Monday January 20. Xavier plans to release 50 tickets to Kiama News for local sale at 2 dollars reserved seating. News notes include local sports figures, bowling event figures, and a condolence on George Koeppel’s wife.
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Xavier University
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Eric Back
Sterling
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Hilltoppers
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Xavier
Kiama News
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Tiger
Ellison
Middie
Stan Lewis
Florida
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Bellefontaine
Tim Johnson
Jim Johnson
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Sports Bowl
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Middletown Bowling Association
Koeppel
Unusual Weather Featured At Crosby Golf Tourney
Pebble Beach Calif. clear but cautious forecast for the $50 000 Crosby clambake. About 120 professionals and 120 amateurs begin practice rounds with split sites Cu spress Point and Peninsula Country on Thursday.
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Plan To Change Football Field Heading for Rules Panel
The NCAA rules committee will mull 36 proposals in Fort Lauderdale including widening the field to 70 yards and lengthening to 140 yards. Fritz Crisler notes the plan is among many ideas as the coaches committee earlier rejected moving goal posts to the goal line, while Ivy league coaches favor moving posts closer.
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Fritz Crisler
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College Football Coaches Rules Committee
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Florida
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Myers Latest To Have Inside On Aggie Post
Iowa State coach Jim Myers emerged as the focal point in Texas A M's search for a new football coach with one year head coaching experience. Aggie officials would not confirm an offer as board actions were pending.
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Iowa State
Texas A&m
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M. T. Harrington
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Frank Leahy
Red Sanders
UCLA
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Japanese Flyweight Title Results Reported in Tokyo
Sadao Yaoita, 110, defeated Shoji Iwamoto, 111, by points 10 rounds to win the Japanese flyweight title. Koji Ishibashi, 116, beat Saburo Ozaki, 117, by points in 10 rounds to retain the Japanese bantamweight title.
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Sadao Yaoita
Japan
Shoji Iwamoto
Yaoita
Koji Ishibashi
Saburo Ozaki
Ishibashi
Stilt less KU Wilts On Hardwood
Kansas star Wilt Chamberlain missed his last two games with an infection as KU slid from a 10-0 start. Oklahoma State beat Kansas 52-50, then Oklahoma edged Kansas 64-62 in Norman with Ron Loneski scoring 27 for KU.
High School Cage Results Roundup Across Multiple Games
A large set of final scores from high school and college matchups includes Franklin 69 Germantown 47, Springboro 100 Centerville 51, Crestline 64 Galion 62, Harveysburg 62 Adams 52, Lockland 46, Greenhills 43 N. Coll. Hill 51, St. Bernard 35, Lima Catholic 57 Ottawa St. Peter and Paul 55, Coldwater 36 Rockford 32, Wapakoneta 53 Ada 52, Campbell Memorial 61 Hubbard 52, Wayne 90 Northridge 37, Col. Linden 56 Delaware 30, Mount Vernon 62 Newark 4, Gallipolis 65 Athens 63, Akron South 75 Massillon 69, Clay 61 Fremont Ross 55, Bridgeport 64 Martins Ferry Oklahoma 64 Kansas 62, DePaul 62 Creighton 56, Akron 81 Western Reserve 32, Wabash a 78 DePauw 67, Hillsdale 59 Ohio Northern 55, Ball State 74 Eastern Mid 63, St. Johns 87 Rhode Isl. 64, LaSalle 67 Muhlenberg 61, NYU 92 Hunter 78, North Carolina 79 Wi Mary 63, Richmond 54 The Citadel 50 Virginia 80 Virginia Tech 6, Texas Tech 83 TCU 70, Rice 78 SMU 7, Texas A&M 71 Texas 50, Hardin Simmons 62 W. Tex. 57, San Francisco 65 Santa Clara COP 72 Chico St. 35.
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Lockland
Greenhills
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Ottawa St. Peter and Paul
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Rockford
Wapakoneta
Ada
Campbell Memorial
Hubibard
Wayne
Northridge
Col. Linden
Delaware
Mount Vernon
Newark
Gallipolis
Athens
Akron South
Massillon
Clay
Fremont Ross
Bridgeport
Martins Ferry
DePaul
Creighton
Akron
Western Reserve
Wabasa
DePauw
Hillsdale
Ohio Northern
Ball State
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LaSalle
Muhlenberg
NYU
Hunter
Wi-Mary
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Virginia
Virginia Tech
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SMU
Hardin Simmons
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San Francisco
Santa Clara
Panthers Beat Centerville in 100-51 Clash
Springboro Panthers powered by six double figure scorers rolled past Centerville 100 to 51. Dudley Fry led with 21 points, Lou Null 20, Ted Hall 18 as Springboro moved to eight wins in 12. The 100 points set a new Springboro scoring record, eclipsing a 95-point mark set last season.
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Springboro Panthers
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Dudley Fry
Lou Null
Ted Hall
Jim Hough
Harveysburg
Null
T. Hall
B. Hall
Shumway
Duncan
Hefflin
Fry
Stanifer
Lakes
Warner
Loomis
Miller
Hofler
Waldrop
Stuckey
Allan
Hart Favored In Welter Bout In Chicago
Sugar Hart with 19 knockouts in 22 fights is an 11-5 favorite to beat Larry Baker in a welterweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Baker from Mount Vernon New York is 21-11-3 with 9 knockouts and ranked No 8 by the NBA. Hart 21, from Philadelphia, is No 9 in the rankings as the bout helps pave chances at Carmen Basilio's title. ABC will televise at 10 p.m. EST under a five point per round system.
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Carmen Basilio
ABC
Dodgers struggle for a stadium site in Southern California
Dodgers progress toward a new home park inches along as Pasadena citizens push an initiative to bar professional baseball from Rose Bowl Municipal Park. Lawyer Lee G. Paul notes a 1923 contract limits usage, while Walter O Malley calls it a civic issue and continues talks with Pasadena officials. Voters in Los Angeles will decide Chavez Ravine stadium terms next June.
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Hoak Tops Reds as 1957 Most Valuable Player
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Don Hoak, once a so called throw-in in a 1956 trade, was named the club’s most valuable player by the Cincinnati Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association after a banquet. Hoak batted .293 with 19 homers and 89 runs batted in over 149 games in 1957.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Big Devine
St. Louis Cardinals
Donald Davidson
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Stadium Drive Faces Rebuff Yet Persists
A Cincinnati business group led by John A. Lloyd Jr. vows to press on with plans for a new major league baseball stadium. The Civic Stadium Development Committee studies seven or eight alternate sites after officials rejected a Lunken Airport proposal for the Reds stadium.
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Lucas the 6-6 star nets 75 in Big Spring win
BIG SPRING Texas January Loudermilk, 17, 6-6 and 215, scored 75 points to lead Big Spring High School past Odessa Ector High School 109 to 53. He made 31 field goals and 13 free throws, with 46 in the second half, lifting his season total to 469 in 19 games with nine to play.
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Jan Loudermilk
Big Spring High School
Odessa Ecto High School
Cleveland’s Ace Rookie Sweeps All Pro Laurels
Cleveland fullback Jimmy Brown dominated the NFL All Pro ballot earning top honors as player back and rookie of the year. He captured 34 votes for fullback and appeared on all 36 ballots. Gino Marchetti and Joe Schmidt followed in voting, with many veterans repeating from 1956. Brown led a strong Browns season, with Johnny Unitas among leaders in scoring and rushing.
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Jimmy Brown
Cleveland
Associated Press
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Baltimore
Green Bay
Detroit Lions
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NFL
Gino Marchetti
Detroit
Joe Schmidt
Billy Wilson
Washington
Gene Brito
Schmidt
Brito
Lou Creekmar
Jack Christensen
Dettroit
Roosevelt Brown
Frank Gifford
Art Donovan
Bill George
Chicago Bears
Ollie Matson
Chicago Cardinals
Billy Howton
Dick Stanfel
Syracuse University
Y. A. Tittle
Ito Brown
Johnny Unitas
Alan Ameche
Rival Coaches Seek Top Units For Senior Brawl
MOBILE Ala A full day of drills in near freezing weather framed coach efforts to mix platoons for Saturdays Senior Bowl. South coach Paul Brown favors Walker Christy King Taylor while North coach Joe Kuharich in Ninowski Kowalczyk Sommer Washington Nitschke form No 1 backfield. South seeks fifth win in nine games while NBC television will air the 26 000 seat game from Ladd Stadium with kickoff at 3 p.m. EST.
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Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
George Walker
Arkansas
Dick Christy
Ameriica
North Carolina State
Phil King
Vanderbilt
Jimmy Taylor
Louisiana State
Joe Kuharich
Washington Redskins
Michigan State
Jim Ninowski
Walt Kowalczyk
Mike Sommer
George Washington
Ray Nitschke
Illinois
Brown
Kuharich
NBC
Ladd Stadium
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