Morris Opens Conference Cage Season With New Lineup
Morris Redskins unveil a revamped starting five for the UHL Conference opener against Dwight Trojans on Morris Court. Ed Pope, Ken Winterbottom, Dick Wagner, Jim Aellig, and Bob Olson will start as Morris aims for revenge after a football loss to Dwight. The Fresh-Soph game starts at 7 p.m. followed by the 8:15 p.m. varsity. Indiana scored only one touchdown in its first four games then beat Villanova 14-7.
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Dickens Returns as Indiana Coach After Suspension
Indiana reinstates Phil Dickens as football coach after a Big Ten review clears him of recruiting violations. Dickens, 42, had been sidelined since August 5 and brings back his Wyoming staff for the 1962 season while Indiana seeks to complete its revised financial aid plan at the conference meetings.
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Tug) Wilson
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Senior Bowl North Teamers Named In All America pick
Rod Hanson and Ray Nitschke headline the North squad for the ninth annual Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama. The North roster includes Alex Karras Dan Currie Walt Kowalczyk Bob Stransky Fred Dugan Les Walters Jim Gibbons Jim McCusker and Mike Sommer among others with coaches Joe Kuharich and Paul Brown preparing final selections.
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Illinois
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Dan Currie
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Purdue
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Jim Ninowski
Jim van Pelt
Walt Kowalczyk
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National Basketball Association Thursday Scores
St Louis beat Boston 97 to 94 while Detroit edged Philadelphia 101 to 96. Tomorrow Philadelphia visits Boston and Syracuse meets Cincinnati with Rochester and St Louis hosting games.
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Cotton Bowl Classic Sparks Narrow Scoring History
Dallas hosts a storied Cotton Bowl clash as the series shows a tight past with 21 games yielding an average of 15.3 points for the host and 13.8 for the visitor. The long history underscores the near even competition between teams.
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College Basketball Scores From Across Regions
A roundup of Midwest and other conference results shows Oklahoma 66 SMU 58 and Bowling Green 78 Canisius 65. Eastern Illinois 87 Quincy 80 and St Benedict Kansas 66 Hastings 68.
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Boudreau to Announce Cubs Games on Radio
Lou Boudreau will become a radio announcer for the Chicago Cubs in 1958 joining Jack Quinlan. They will work with WIND and WGN which holds exclusive radio rights for six years. Boudreau, 40, led the Indians to the 1948 World Series and is a former major league player and Illinois star.
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Friday and Saturday High School Football Schedule
Friday games list Dwight at Morris Plainfield at Newark Seneca at Woodland Octavia at Fairbury St Paul at Braidwood Coal City at Mazon Momence at Wilmington Saturday matches Minooka at Plainfield Central Clifton at Wilmington schedule notes for FVC CVC and local leagues.
Notre Dame 1958 Grid Team Seen As Possible Great
The Rev Father Edmund P Joyce predicts Notre Dames 1958 squad may join the great teams if continued improvement from 1957 holds. Coach Terry Brennan lauds the comeback season, while Al Ecuyer and Charles Puntillo are named co captains and Nick Pietrosante receives the Grantland Rice Trophy.
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al Ecuyer
New Orleans
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East Chicago
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Ansonia
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Four Horsemen
Eddleman scoring record in sight as two teens chase mark
Two high school seniors near Cairo Illinois vie to break the four year Illinois prep scoring record of 2702 points set by Eddleman at Centralia. Charles Vaughn of Tamms and Joe Aden of Dongola each average about 40 points per game as they close in on the milestone.
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Aden
Illinois High School Assn
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Clemon Johnson
Don
Notre Dame Beats Army 23-21 in Season Opener
Notre Dame defeated Army 23 to 21 as the renewed rivalry opened the season with a narrow victory and the star of upcoming Army-Notre Dame games showed his play.
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Fight Results Mixed Cards With KOs And Decisions
In Los Angeles Kid Anahuac from Mexico KOed Dwight Hawkins of Los Angeles in seven rounds. In Philadelphia Jim Robinson from Philadelphia defeated Mile Savage of Salt Lake City by a clear ten round decision.
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Mexico
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Philadelphia
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Mile Savage
Salt Lake City
Gola Compares Local Star to Defensive Ace Eddleman
Gola says Joe is among the best high school basketball players he has seen but lacks the intense drive and defensive ability that Eddleman possessed. He notes the contrast in style between the two players and highlights Eddleman’s defensive excellence.
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Eddleman
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