Auburn Lands 3 Linemen On All Star Team
Auburn's Zeke Smith Jackie Burkett and Ken Rice earned first team All SEC along with Billy Cannon of LSU as a near unanimous pick. Mississippi and Georgia also claimed multiple spots with Tarkenton Vickers and Flowers among the first eleven.
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Sherman Quits As Grid Coach For Colonials
George Washington University football coach Bo Sherman resigned for personal reasons after a 0-5 conference season. Sherman finishes with a 31-38-3 record, guided GW to an 8-1-1 mark in 1957 including a Sun Bowl upset of Texas Western, and previously earned 1956 Southern Conference Coach of the Year.
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Charley Conerly Day Highlight at Giants Redskins Game
New York Giants and Washington Redskins meet at Yankee Stadium on Charley Conerly Day. Washington publicist Dick McCann notes Conerly has long been honored by the club and has 30 touchdown passes against the Redskins in his 11-year NFL career.
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Jockey Broussard Guides Tenacious in Fair Grounds Opener
Opening day at the Fair Grounds features Ray Broussard riding Tenacious in the $7,500 Thanksgiving Handicap to kick off an 85 day meet expected to draw about 18 000 fans. Contenders include Pundit Matinal Yukon Jake Encore and Beauguerre with training rivals W R Tennessee Wright and Bishop.
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Attendance Up as 1959 AL Sets 10-Year High
The American League drew 9,149,454 fans in 1959, a ten year high, up 25 percent from 1958. Yankees led with 1,522,030 at home and 1,967,793 on the road. Cleveland surged to 1,497,976, while Chicago and Detroit also topped one million in attendance. Night games averaged 17,843 per game across 272 contests.
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Pro Basketball By The Associated Press Tuesday Results
Detroit defeated Cincinnati 104 to 91 while Syracuse toppled New York 120 to 107. Wednesday’s schedule features Philadelphia at Boston Syracuse at Minneapolis St Louis at Detroit. Thursday’s games include Boston at Philadelphia Minneapolis at Cincinnati and Syracuse at St Louis.
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Syracuse Dominates Stat Leaders Amid Team Comparisons
Syracuse leads in total offense rushing offense scoring and both total and rushing defense with Montana stepping to the top pass defense and Brigham Young overtaking Arizona State as top punting team. LSU and Ole Miss defenses noted among strong units as Stanford showcases record passing totals.
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Georgia Cagers Get More Height From Transfer
Georgia coach Red Lawson reports added height with transfer Pete Marsh, a 6-9 230-pound center from CCNY, and notes John Johnson's notable improvement. Guard Gordon Darrah leads the scoring, with several sophomores vying for guard duty as Georgia aims to improve after an 11-15 season and a 55-145 overall record.
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Neville Prepares for Minden Bi District Showdown at Tech Stadium
Neville's district 2-AA champions endured a tough practice as they gear up for Friday's game against Minden in Ruston at Louisiana Tech Stadium. Coach Bill Ruple says Minden's offense, led by fullback Bobby Ashley and back Shurburne Sentil, poses a major challenge. Tickets priced 2.50 box, 2 reserved, 1.50 general. student 0.50 advance or 1 at gate. Frere Jacques noted racing history as 1946 Hialeah Turf Handicap winner.
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Odds Favor Texas Army In Major College Showdowns
Odds maker predictions place Texas by 10 over Texas A M and Army by 7 over Navy in key weekend games. Other notable matchups include Tennessee by 7 over Vanderbilt, Auburn by 7 over Alabama, Oklahoma by 18 over Oklahoma State, and Mississippi by 24 over Mississippi State with several Saturday games listed.
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Crowe's Stars Rally Past Monroe All-Stars 69 66
City Drug of Farmerville opened its basketball season with a 69-66 victory over the Monroe All-Stars in Winnsboro. Frank Mancil scored 28 for City Drug, with 18 from Buster Carlisle and 12 from George Davis, while Levy Redden led the All-Stars with 18 and Bob Lofft 17. A scheduled game with First Presbyterian of Shreveport was called off.
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Ramponi and Harris Score Wins in Varied Mate Results
In Oakland California Art Ramponi 155 beat Jimmy Carter 138. In Erie Johnny Bizzarro 133 beat Dick White 131. In Boise Phil Moyer 154 edged Glenn Burgess 154 on points 10. In San Antonio Roy Harris 199 defeated Alex Lavorante 204 10. In Weirton Johnny Morris 164 knocked out Bobby Hughes 14 7.
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Rebs to settle bowl question after Maroons
Jackson Mississippi AP reports athletic director Tad Smith says Ole Miss players will decide which bowl to attend after finishing the season. The team is poised to face LSU in the Sugar Bowl, which LSU accepted by Monday. SEC rules bar bid acceptance until season completion.
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