Governor seeks banning Georgia Tech from Sugar Bowl
Gov. Marvin Griffin urged the Georgia University System Board of Regents to remove Georgia Tech from the Sugar Bowl over racial segregation or lack of spectator segregation. Regents mostly opposed. discuss future policy while keeping Tech contracted to the game. The governor sought a called meeting of the Regents. Arnold cited athletic governance lies with Tech and UGA presidents, not the regents.
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Atlanta
Marvin Griffin
Georgia University System Board of Regents
Georgia Tech
Regents
Griffin
Robert O. Arnold
Covington
Pitt
Yellow Jackets
Pittsburgh
Bobby Grier
Arnold
University System of Georgia
State Board of Regents
Rice and
Melton
Mobile
Ala
Blake van Leer
Tech
Board of Regents
Athletic Corporation
Georgia
Regents Board
Basilio Saxton title fight barred in New York
New York officials refused to license promoter Blinky Palermo and Saxton’s manager for a Basilio Saxton title bout, citing unlicensed status and a criminal background. The ruling pushes potential venues to Miami Chicago San Francisco or Los Angeles as Basilio plans to face Sexton next.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Carmen Basilio
Johnny Saxton
Saxton
Helfand
Palermo
Miami
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Basilio
Tony DeMarco
Boston
Sexton
LagartTargets Basilio After Close Garden Bout
Ike Lagart of Cuba climbs the waiting list for a Basilio bout after a disputed decision over Virgil Akins at Madison Square Garden. The 22 year old from Camaguey, 4-5-5 this year, edged Akins 63-1 on one card while others favored Logart 7-3 and 7-3 in AP terms.
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Carmen Basilio
Bors
Ike Lagart
Cuba
Bening Johnn
Saxton
Vince Blantnez
Kid Gaiilan
Camacuey
Ontches
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Medison Square
Garcea
Basho
Gavilan
Mons
Harold St Louis
Larry Napp
Frank Forbes
Lo- Bart
Artie Aidala
Logart
Ike
Akins
Radio Program Schedule Notes and Features
A cryptic stations listing outlines segments from 6:00 to 11:02 with mentions of youth, world travel, voting ideas, commentary, music, and various news briefs. It hints at programs like Make Way for Youth and The Magic of Masicneistes, with incomplete names and timing details.
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Che Jedin
Fas Unimes
Mastin Bink
Abe
Abe World Traveler
Vhe
Washington Report
Che
County coaches clash over soccer stars in school board clash
An article discusses County High Soccer League coaching views on individual recognition amid school board opposition. It cites Frederick High’s dominance and notes leaders like Bob Pellegrini and local figures, arguing for restraint in publishing scores and honors to foster healthier communities.
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Albaugh
ABC
Sie Crae
Frederick High
Bob Pellegrini
William Faulkner
Eisenhower
Jook
Fort Hill
Allegany
Laclor
Cumberland Boys
John Alderton
Dickie Beard
Lynn Beightel
TERPS WIN OPENER AT COLLEGE PARK
In a college basketball opener at College Park the Terrapins beat Virginia 67 to 45. Peters and O’Brien led with 23 and 16 points respectively in a game highlighted by Maryland’s strong second half defense and the dedication of their new 3.125 million arena.
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Terps
College Park
Dee
Browns Can Take Title On Sunday
The Cleveland Browns can clinch their sixth straight divisional title tomorrow as they face Pittsburgh with Washington aiming to disrupt the race. The Western Division sees Rams Bears and Colts in a tight battle while the Redskins meet the Giants and the Cardinals clash with the Eagles.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Browns
Washington
Paul Brown
Redskins
Browns
New York Giants
Cleveland
Hanless Peterburgh
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
Bears
Los Angeles
Chicago Cardinals
Baltimore
Detroit
Rams
Pittsburgh
Giants
Lions
Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Philadelphia Eagles
Packers
San Francisco
49Ers
Green Bay
MacPhail Wins Suit in Maryland Breach of Contract
MacPhail former baseball magnate and ex president of Bowie Race Track won a breach of contract award of 99071 in Baltimore County Court. A seven man five woman jury deliberated 1 hour 10 minutes. He was fired after a 1953 incident at the track leading to arrest for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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Towson. Md
Larry 5. MacPhail
Bowie Race Track
Maryland Horseing Oval
MacPhail
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Redlegs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bowie
MacPail
William C. MacMillan
Maryland
Auth
Baltimore County
iCourt Scores Yesterday's College Basketball Blitz
Harvard 62 Amherst 35. Villanova beat Kings 58 . West Virginia Tech 113 Emory Henry 103. Manhattan 8 Bridgeport 81. Loyola Maryland 70 Fairleigh Dickinson 6. West Liberty 99 Shepherd 87. Alderson Broaddus 89 West Virginia State 77. St Johns 85 Alumni 68. Maryland 67 Virginia 55. George Washington 101 Wake Forest 86. Duke 97 Clemson 63. Furman 85 Davidson 66. Maryland State 88 Virginia . overtime Hampden Sydney 70 Lynchburg 66. Lehigh 72 George Washington 46. Bluefield 90 Shenandoah 71. Shaw 66 Virginia State 64. Mt St Marys 106 Upsala 75. Norfolk Division 76 Chowan NC1 2. Arizona 80 San Diego State 74. Texas Tech 4 St Michaels 49. San Francisco 70 Chico State 39. Brigham Young 75 UCLA 16. Stanford 72 Washington 55. Oregon 37. Oregon State 46 San Jose State 65. Seattle 59. Montana State 68 Wyoming 59.
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Rent Suite
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Associated Press
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Georgeta
Shaw
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Texas Tech
St. Michaels
San Francisco
Chica State
Brigham Young
UCLA
Stanford
Washington
Oregon
Oregon State
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Seattle
Montana State
Wyoming
Major Leagues To Open Chicago Meet
In Columbus Ohio December 2 minor leaguers head home and major leaguers head for Chicago for the meetings. Minors closed their convention with bids heard for the 1956 session in several cities. Trautman urged sympathy and cooperation as talks on a TV Game of the Week and minor league relief circulated. An amendment to bar broadcasts outside a club home territory passed, but majors may still oppose.
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Mexico City
Omaha
Colorado Springs
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George Trautman
Kraulman
Agai
Robinson Olson Title Bout Delayed Yet Prepare for Friday
Sugar Ray Robinson and Carl Olson arrive for a 160 pound championship clash set for Friday in Chicago. Robinson wheels in with a large entourage amid talk of reclaiming the title while Olson, arriving from San Francisco, prepares for a fierce late week showdown.
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Greenwood Lake
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carl Robot Olson
Robinson
England
Randy Turpin
Chicago
Sugar Ray
International Boxing Club
Olson
San Francisco
Rivtcardo King
Duke Tar Heels TV showdown in final Game of the Week
Durham NC December 21 NC seeks first win over Duke since 1949 as Tar Heels meet Blue Devils on NBC at 1 45 pm Est. Duke favored 21 points with 6 21 record. Crowd near 40000 at stadium. Barclay to coach Tar Heels as Duke eyes ACC title tied with Maryland.
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Duke
Tar Heels
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NBC
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Barclay
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Kousky
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Frederick Tron & Steel Bowling Locative Statistics Summary
Historical bowling league notes list high games and sets for players such as Green, Grove, Miskell, Molnar, Burgess, and Trout, with team standings like High Shocks and Multipotes. Includes seasonal averages, high team scores, and next week matchups across divisions, plus scattered unrelated lines about offices and wine.
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D. Molnar
J. Burgess
B. Grabill
Trout
TR. A. Lewis
M. Kent
J. Johnson
D. Winpigler
D Molar
Fights Last Night New York Isaac Logart Stops Akins
New York boxer Isaac Logart knocked out Virgil Akins in a late bout. The Cuban fighter pressured from the start delivering power and speed to secure the win.
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Associated Press
New York
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Virgil Akins
St Louis
Virdon Named National League Rookie Of Year
Chicago December 2 22 year old Bill Virdon outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals named National League rookie of the year by the Baseball Writers Association of America. He won with 15 votes, Jack Meyer of the Phillies got seven, Don Bessent had two. Virdon hit 281 with 150 hits, 18 doubles, 6 triples and 17 home runs in 144 games. He fielded .966 and was a prospect from Independence Missouri.
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Chicago
Bill Virdon
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Writers Asso. of America
Virdon
Wally Moon
Writers’ Group
Jack Meyer
Philadelphia Phils
Don Bessent
Brooklyn Dodgers
Meyer
Bessent
Cards
New York Yankees
Enos Slaughter
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