Dons Set to Meet LaSalle After 61 43 Loyola Win
San Francisco remains on a 33 game victory streak after a 61-43 win over Loyola of New Orleans. They head to New York for a Monday matchup with LaSalle in the ECAC Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Dons
New York
San Francisco
Loyola
New Orleans
Dons
Madison Square Garden
LaSalle
E.C.A.C
UCLA
Miller and Zubike Lead First Round Bowling Averages
Wally Miller topped the league with a 186 average over 45 games, joined by Bill Zubike at 186 in 39 games. Don Clark, Ralph Greenwald, and G L Redman posted high marks, while Pickett set the top single-game score at 259 and high series at 662. League leaders also include Clinic Pharmacy, Firestone, Alpine Brands, and Chevrons with team totals.
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Wally Miller
Bill Zubike
Don Clark
Ralph Greenwald
G. L. Redman
Emmett Norton
Vic Corson
Eddie Pickett
Pickett
Miller
Corson
Bob Mueller
Clinic Pharmacy
Firestone
Knipschilds
Alpine Brands
Chevrons
Clinic
New Stadium Plans Presented to Green Bay Mayor
A third plan for a new Green Bay Packer stadium, estimated at 780000 dollars, was given to Mayor Otto Rachals. It proposes 20 000 permanent seats, movable bleachers adding 11 982 seats, with the city owning seating and a ten year lease purchase to finance movable seating.
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Green Bay
Otto Rachals
Ueen Bay
Packer
Rachals
Foeller, Schober, Berners, Safford and Jahn
Ryff Apologizes For Dull Fiasco At Madison Square Garden
Ryff, a top lightweight, admits his unanimous decision over Baby Vasquez produced little fan excitement in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden. He blamed Vasquez for being sloppy and noted a cut over his right eye that will sideline him six weeks. Managers and judges varied on the scoring with Ryff winning on all cards.
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Frankie Ryff
Baby Vasquez
Madison Square Garden
Ruif
Ruff
Ryff
Vasquez
Charlie Black
Bud Smith
Jimmy Carter
Artie Ane
Artie Aidala
Ruby Goldstein
George Parnassus
George
Anterpreter
MSU Starts West for Rose Bowl Train Run
About 2,700 Michigan State University students will depart Monday on six special trains, the largest peacetime mass train movement in history. Another 1,800 students travel by air and car to Pasadena to see the Spartans play UCLA on Jan 2, with trains returning by Jan 5 for winter term.
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Mich
Michigan State University
California
Pasadena
UCLA
Babe Zaharias to Attend Houston Cancer Benefit Match
Babe Zaharias arrives in Fort Worth after hospital checkup and plans to fly to Houston for a three day Christmas visit. She will not compete in next Wednesday's exhibition golf match for cancer fund though she will appear alongside Jimmy Demaret Ben Hogan Jack Burke and Jackson Bradley in the benefit event.
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Babe Zaharias
Lveston
Tex
Babe Dedrickson Zaharias
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Jack Burke
Jackson Bradley
Browns Favored In Televised Pro Title Game
The defending champion Cleveland Browns head to Memorial Coliseum to face the Los Angeles Rams in a nationally televised NFL final. Otto Graham plays his last game for Cleveland with strong aerial weapons and a sturdy defense, while Los Angeles counters with Van Brocklin Fears Hirsch and Boyd. Forecast clear, 60,000+ expected. NBC telecasts at 1 p.m. PST.
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Bob Myers
Los Angeles
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Paul
Graham
Lou Groza
Sante Lavelli
Len Abe Gibron
Cleveland
Rams
Mikey Filed
Ram
Norman van Brocklin
Tommy Fears
Groza
Ron Waller
Skeet Quinlan
Dan Towler
van Brocklin
Fears
Elroy Hirsch
Bob Boyd
Sentry and Binns Tavern Lead Friday Nite League Crowds
Sentry wins two in three against Dearths to claim first round title at 21-18. Roy's Dairy also wins two but falls short of tying, Binn's Tavern tops the Sportsman's League first-half with 29-16, while Commercial Bank and Ernie's Tavern battle for second at 25-19. Gerald Swiggum posts 579 series and Betty Rowald leads women's Progressive with 493 in action.
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Nompson
Gary Thompson
State
Bobby Thym
Illinois
Oklahoma
Sooners
Julius McCoy
Michigan State
Wyoming
McCoy
Joe Capua
Oklahomaa A and M
Mack Carter
Mel Wright
Baylor
Oklahoma City
Texas Christian
TCU
Washington
St. Louis
Bud Cristal
Cornell
Spring Hill
Washington State
St. Francis of
Brooklyn
Queens
Elon College
Pfeiffer
Paris Island
S. C
Sentry Hoods
Dearths
Sentry
Roy
Binn's Tavern
Commercial Bank
Ernie’s Tavern
Gerald Swiggum
Sportsman's
Betty Rowald
Progressive League
Progressive
Mary Ann Haberman
Tillie Greuch
Frieda Swiggum
Kay Conway
Lucky Five
Martins
Corner Cafe
Durfees
Grants
Ainsworth
Juda
Independents
J. Eberly
H. Hayes
Merle Robertson
Ernie Zumbach
Montgomery Electric
Ernie's Tavern
Guardsmen
Binn’s Tavern
Friday Nite Industrial
Roy's Sanitary Dairy
Swiss Tap
Dearth Dodgers
Old Biyle
VEW
Sportsmen's
Co. K
Arctic Santa Takes Flight With Toys for All
HAL BOYLE reports Santa Claus is airborne from the North Pole heading for the American border. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police clear the skies for a heavy load as Santa welcomes three penguins aboard and a young elf gifts an Angel of Peace to be waved across every home. Santa pledges a present for every child this year, good or bad, as he signals takeoff with the eight reindeer.
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Hal Boyle
North Pole
Santa Claus
Old Saint
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Santa
Old Boy
Cander
Vixen
South Pole
Florida
Hoyle
Mrs. Claus
Cluny
Angel of Peace
Union and firm reopen talks in Westinghouse strike
A renewed session between Westinghouse Electric Corp and the AFL-CIO IUE failed to advance negotiations after a brief mediation. James B. Carey presented a settlement proposal rejected by the company, with talks recessed until Tuesday morning amid a broad wage and contract dispute affecting thousands of workers.
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Itesburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John R. Murray
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
James B. Carey
Reed
Carey
IUE
Westinghouse
United Electrical Workers
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Larry Morris
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