LSU Is Crowned Undefeated National Champion in 1958
The Associated Press poll crowned Louisiana State the national champion with 139 first place votes from 212 voters. LSU dominated the final 1958 rankings, followed by Iowa, Army, Auburn, Oklahoma, and the Air Force Academy, after a season finishing 10-0 with dominant wins and a 275 to 53 point margin.
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Johansson to Meet Machen February Fourth in Chicago
European heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson of Sweden and Eddie Machen of San Francisco are set for a 12 round bout at Chicago Stadium on February 4. The Illinois Athletic Commission approved the fight despite Johansson’s doubt, tied to an agreement signed the night before the September 14 Rothenburg bout that would trigger a rematch in Chicago if Johansson wins. Johansson’s attorney Edwin Ahlquist claims the agreement was signed under duress and is invalid.
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iPro Football Draft Marks Packers No 2 Pick
Iowa quarterback Raney Duncan was the No 2 selection by Green Bay in the four round NFL draft. Duncan, 21, led the Big Ten in total offense in 1958, completing 101 of 172 passes for 1,346 yards and 14 touchdowns. The Rams took nine players, Detroit seven, and Cleveland five in a four hour session.
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Orioles Lose Two In Draft With Cardinal deal
Washington AP reports the Baltimore Orioles passed on the minor league draft but lost two farm system players, outfielder Joe Durham and pitcher Dick Luebke, to the St. Louis Cardinals. Baltimore received $50,000. Luebke was taken in the regular draft and Durham eight hours after the floor selections ended. New rule allows picks from minor league rosters with four years’ experience at a price of £25,000 per choice. Orioles officials indicated no interest in exercising first choice, preferring to invest in younger talent. Durham batted .285 for the Mounties with 18 home runs and 85 RBIs last season.
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Colts Rally To Clinch Western Championship In Comeback
Baltimore Colts erased a 27-7 deficit against the San Francisco 49ers to win and claim the Western Conference title. Coach Weeb Ewbank praised the comeback as the mark of champions, noting the team’s strong fourth quarter, have allowed only 17 points in last quarters all season. The same opponents who beat them late in 1957 were overcome this year.
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Roy Harris Crushes Donnie Fleeman In Heavyweight Bout
Roy Harris, 189, dominated Donnie Fleeman, 182, winning a 12 round decision in Dallas. Harris moved to 7-3-3 while Fleeman fell to 3-2. Harris used sharp jabs and solid rights to control the pace from bell to bell.
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Rams Seek Revenge as They Beat Colts Aim for Pro Bowl
The Los Angeles Rams vow to avenge their loss to the Baltimore Colts with captain Duane Putnam saying he will toughen up the Colts. Coach Sid Gillman’s aide cites fumbles that cost a Rams win two Sundays earlier. Weeb Ewbank will coach the Western Pro Bowl squad chosen December 14 by NFL coaches and LA writers for the Coliseum game.
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Fight Results 3x The Associated Press Summary
Sydney Russell Sands defeats Louis Kieppe in Australia with a stoppage. Attilio Ten stops Julio Neves in Portugal. Lee Jones stops Don Warner in Philadelphia. Larry Zernitz outpoints Roland Lastarza in New York. Roy Harris defeats Don in Dallas, Texas. Details list various bouts across cities and countries with outcomes.
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Cadet Season Tickets On Sale For Frederick Cadets
Frederick High School announced season tickets for 11 home games in 1958 59. Athletic director James F Zimmerman said tickets include reserved gym seating with adults paying slightly higher prices than last year. Tickets available at the gym door for Musselman W Va game or in advance from the high school office or Zimmerman in person.
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Terps Meet N C State In ACC Opener At Maryland
Maryland hosts North Carolina State in the 1958 59 ACC basketball opener at Cole Field House at 3 15 p m with both teams expected to contend for the league title. N C State aims to avenge two losses to Maryland last season as Coach Bud Millikan begins his ninth year and the Terps adjust to missing their star backcourt. The starting lineup for the Wolfpack includes Pucillo Englehardt MacGillivray Gallagher and Richter. Newcomers Jesus and Kelleher debut as freshmen as Maryland’s Dan Young Nick Davis and John Nacincik depart.
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NBA Standings and Tuesday Schedule by AP
The Associated Press reports current NBA standings and lists Tuesday games. Cincinnati plays St Louis at New York, Boston plays New York, and Philadelphia faces Detroit.
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Boxer Results From California San Anselmo Bout
Nie Freeman of Midlothian Texas at 182 pounds and Sixto Rodriguez of San Anselmo California at 170 pounds outpointed rivals in separate lightweight bouts. Richmond California hosted the event with Billy Hester of San Diego at 163 pounds watching alongside spectators.
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Colts draft picks show roster stability with college eligibility
In Philadelphia AP report, Baltimore Colts draft two Auburn players with remaining college eligibility, inside linebacker Jackie Burkett and guard Zeke Smith, while end Dave Sherer from Southern Methodist joins as a potential punter or receiver. Weeb Ewbank notes Sherer’s high yardage and injury history. The Colts also trade Ray Krause to Detroit, reducing immediate changes as they eye 26 more picks next month.
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Army May Join Bowl Game Competition
New York AP reports Army may align with other service academies and pursue post season bowl appearances. An informed source notes a faction within Army desires cadets in bowls, influenced by precedent set by Navy and recent Air Force yes to the Cotton Bowl. Army had opposed bowls in the past despite unbeaten 1955 season interest.
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