Heavies Vie For Ground In Cleveland Boxing Show
Bob Baker of Pittsburgh meets Nino Valdes in a 10 round nationally televised bout at the Cleveland Arena on Wednesday night. The winner eyes a shot at Rocky Marciano next June. Valdes seeks to derail Baker as Dusty Betker and Bobby Gleason push for a title bid amid the Cleveland News Toyshop Fund Boxing show.
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Cleveland
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Nino Valdes
Cleveland Arena
Rocky Marciano
Valles
Bobby Gleason
Marciano
Nino
Gleason
Fabc-Tv
Cleveland News
Toyshop Fund
Baker
Valdes
Miet
Humington
W. Va
Bob
Dusty Betver
England
Dan Cockell
Oklahoma's Speed Predicted To Beat Maryland In Orange Bowl
Oklahoma City Times columnist Volney Meece cites Harold Burnine of Missouri praising Oklahoma as faster and tougher, with strong blocking and defense. He notes Maryland’s line and players like Bill Walker and Pellegrini, but stresses Tommy McDonald and Bobby Burris give the Sooners a superior backfield and intense desire.
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Harold Burnine
Missouri
Oklahoma City’ Times
Volney Meece
Oklahoma
Maryland
Burnine
Sooners
Tukking
Terrapins
Bur*ine
Bill Walker
Mike Sandusky
Bob Pellegrini
Sandusky
Pellegrini
Tommy McDonald
McDonald
Bobby Burris
Jie
Saxton Tops Rin Boxing Ratings With No 1 Pick
Rin magazine released top boxing rankings with Johnny Saxton of New York elevated to No 1 welterweight. Tony DeMarco and Basilio earned mover positions in 141 and 126-pound classes while Carmen Basilio named Fighter of the Month. Galiana jumped to top challenger in 126. Other notable shifts include Ray Famection and Archie Moore in heavyweight/featherweight lines. Expansion at Maska Pine and Cellulose, Ltd. announced a six million dollar plant upgrade near Port Alice BC.
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New York
Johnny Saxton
Duilio Loi
Italy
Fred Galiana
Spain
Rin Magazine
Saxton
Tony DeMarco
Boston
DeMarco
Carmen Basho
Basilio
Nat Fleischer
Wallace Bud Smith
Jimmy Carter
Galiana
France
Ray Famection
Fron
Sandy Saddler
Ravky Mareiana
Archie Moore
Bob Baker
Nimo Valdes
Port Alice
Maska Pine and Cellulose, Ltd
Vancouver
Miami Open Draws Golf Enthusiasts at Miami course
Miami Fla Dec 3fy four golfers vie for berths in the 12500 Miami Open at Spring course today. A total of 111 players played in qualifying with 90 more teeing off tomorrow. Lou Barbaro of Hollywood Golf Club shot 34 33 67 to lead. Amateur Tim Holland and pros Huot Doe ing all posted 68s. Sammy Snead skipped Havana Open to prepare seeking his sixth Miami Open title.
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Miami
Fla
TA Ati Springs
Sue
Lou Barbaro
Hollywood Golf Club
Deal
Ile
Tim Holland
Huot
Montreal
Canada
Art Doeing
Lywood
Sammy Snead
12000 Deer Slain In 6 Day W Va Season
Charleston West Virginia December 5 12 000 deer were slain in the six day season ending Saturday the Conservation Department reported Today Of the total 8202 were bucks and 4215 were does Top counties Hardy Randolph and Hampshire led the kills Mack County reported 2186 Randolph 1535 and Hampshire 1535 Snow and cold weather marked the season and total kills were lower than earlier years The season was split for buck and doe kills in parts of the state Two hunters died from gunshot wounds and two from heart attacks during the season
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Conservation Department
Bucks
Hardy
Randolph
Hampshire
Mardy
Randolpha
Zebra Kid LEN MONTANA to wrestle in Hagerstown show
LEN MONTANA known as the Zebra Kid from the Bronx will perform in a combined hosting and wrestling show at the Hagerstown Armory on Wednesday. The 28 year old, 6 foot 4 inch 250 pound grappler boasts a background in football basketball and hockey. His wartime service as a paratrooper included rescues and holding a position for hours under attack, shaping his hard edge in the ring.
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Len Montana
Zebra Kid
Hagerstown Armory
Bronx
New York City
Montana
Mona
Fort Hill Opens 1955-56 in Frederick Friday Night
Cumberland fort hill opens its season in Frederick against the Cadets. Key players Galen McCreagar and Taw Hyerene return for the Sentinels with a strong guard attack. Cadets rely on Charlie Keller Louden Kiraye Bob Mass and Bob Poole to score as Frederick hosts a student council dance after the game.
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Bobby Cavanaigh
Charlie Keller
Louden Kirayeofe
Bob Mass
Bob Poole
Frank Yanos
Bucky
Tuitt
Jim Mills
Iied
Kiracore
Frederick
Olson Wins Title Defense Narrowly In Tough Bout
Olson, 27, a clear 4-1 favorite, fends off challenger Robinson in a midweight clash. Robinson, who has defeated the titleholder in prior domestic bouts, enters with momentum and a calmer home setup as Olson trains for the defense with his wife and young son nearby.
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Chicago
Suaer Ray Robinson
Chaiyuon
Carl
Bob
Olson
Robinson
San Francisco
Robeinson
Olson Sill
Archie Moore
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Guests
A scrambled list of radio times and shows from MBS ABC CBS NBC WBAL and other stations. It includes news commentaries, sports updates, dramas, variety segments, and featured programs with hosts such as Abe News Comment, Bing Crosby, Fidie Fisher, and Amos ’n’ Andy, lining up through late evening with multiple network connections and local inserts.
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MBS
ABC
CBS
WFMD
NBC
WBAL
Abe East
Abe News
Abe
Tennessee
Abe Strange
Bing
Abe Y Raye
Amos
Andy
Che Clatterbrains
Army Hour
Micber
Molly
Joseph Harsch
Newa
Abe Dance Orchestra
Dha Lanes Orchestra
Hsco
Neta
Television Programs Tonight Channel Guide Teaser
A cluttered list shows 7:00 to 4:30 schedule blocks with names like John Daly Navy Log Wyatt Earp June Wyman Playwright Red Skelton and Steve Allen. Some entries include abbreviations and uncertain titles as the page outlines a mix of talk shows dramas and theater features for the evening.
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Hkukiz
Abe
John Daly
Abe Ney
Diarl Shore
Abe Mistea
Tial Silvers
Navy Log
Cbhs
Wyatt Earp
Wyman
Millia
Playwright
Abe Red Skelton
Cba
Cavaerde
Sm Tech
Dhe
Steve Allen
TV And Radio By Charles Mercer 1956 Trend Toward 90 Minute TV
The 1956 television season shows a move to 90 minute and longer programs. Public prefers feature length on TV, and networks argue against pay TV while expanding big format offerings. NBC CBS and ABC executives note audiences respond to longer, varied presentations allowing more experimentation by top artists.
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Charles Mercer
New York
MySthyUls Mewes
Pays See TV
Cbs-Tv
Noel Coward
Mary Martin
Edward R. Murrow
Nbc-Tv
Robert E. Kintner
ABC
NBC
CBS
Tatum Likely to Return as North Carolina Coach
CHAPEL HILL NC December 5 speculation swirls that Jim Tatum may replace George Barclay as UNC football coach. Barclay’s contract ends this month after three losing seasons. Tatum heads toward an Orange Bowl date with Maryland vs Oklahoma while talks reportedly occur. A Duke loss and Durham sighting are noted as context.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Athletic Council
Big Jim Tatum
George Barclay
Tatum
Maryland
Oklahoma
Durham
North Carolina
Duke
Baseball TV broadcasting study outlines policy ideas
Chicago December 5 A Stephen Fitgerald Co survey of 20 000 interviews found baseball interest rising with radio TV boosting appeal yet 39 percent thought broadcasts reduced attendance. Many favored pay as you see plans, stadium upgrades, better parking and simpler tickets. The report urged a clear policy on television activities and possible legal challenges.
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Chicago
Ford Frick
Stephen Fitegerald Co
Associated Press
Radio-Tv
Frick
Justice Department
Boyd Elected As Baylor's Head Coach
Baylor picks Sam Boyd from assistant coach to head coach after a disappointing football season. George Sauer is named athletic director, hired from Navy in 1950 to replace the resigning Bob Woodruff. Bord signs a one-year contract and plans spring training. Sauer's Baylor record is 38-21-3. he dismissed five players for training violations after a midseason loss to Texas A&M. Army to play Pitt next season as part of a nine game schedule announced by Earl Blaik.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor
Fo Plaw
Sam Boyd
George Sauer
Sauer
Navy
Bob Woodruff
Bosch
Golden Bears
Billy Patterson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Baytor Fresh
Bord
Bayelor
Bears
Texas A&m
ARMY
PITT
West Point
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Cadets
Ann Arbor
Syracuse
Columbia
New York
Colgate
William and @lary
Philadelphia
Trade Winds Push MLB Meetings Toward Deals
Opening session of major league meetings in Chicago saw at least five clubs negotiating over about 25 players. No deals were completed but strong potential trades emerged among the Yankees, Senators, White Sox, Orioles, and Indians with talks about pitchers and hitters and possible cross moves tying in multiple teams.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Maury McDermott
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Kim Wilson
Baltimore
Ari Houtteman
Cleveland
Sox
Purhe
Walt Dropy
Bob Nieman
Carl Peterson
Earl Batter
Sandy Consuegra
Morrie Martin
Dropo
Nieman
Larry Doby
Chico Carrasquel
Paul Richards
Orioles
New York
Yankee
Ken Weisler
Jerry Coleman
Detroit
Rocky Harris Harris
Harris
Yankees
Impregnated Bamboo Rods and Structural Notes
An article explains that impregnated bamboo rods differ from wood with a hollow shell and bundles of microfibers aligned parallel to each other. Resin fills spaces between fiber bundles, increasing surface density near the outer layer and altering fiber structure for rod building. The note discusses bamboo’s unique cellulose fiber composition and implications for rod construction.
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Wangler
Impregnation Process Grafts Water Proofing into Bamboo
The impregnation method deposits a waterproof solid within the wood and along cell walls to prevent moisture. A 20 percent weight deposit after drying is adequate for bamboo. Originating at Madison Wisconsin, the process aimed to curb swelling and shrinking from moisture changes. Finishing yields a satin smooth, dark mahogany appearance.
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U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
Mississippi Plenty Of Fish
Mississippi has poor fishing in eastern streams but productive lower courses. Float trips possible on Pearl River Black River and others, yet few are taken. The main fishing zones run along the Mississippi River westward and into the southern coastal area beyond Highway 84.
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AL McClane
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Pearl River
Black River
Chickasawhay
Yasuo
Pascagoula
Vicksburg
Yazoo Ciy
Leangton
Carrollton
Grenada
Sardis
Gulf of Mexico
Nebraska Selects Elliott as New Football Coach
Pete Elliott, 29 year old Oklahoma backfield coach, chosen by Nebraska to replace Bill Glassford. Elliott postpones commitment until Oklahoma finishes the Orange Bowl season, aiming to avoid team reaction amid Nebraska’s ongoing coaching search. Glassford announced he will not return next year after seven seasons.
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Lincoln
Neb
Pete Elliott
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Elliott
Maryland
Bill Glassford
Glassford
Cornhuskers
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Frederick, MD
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Washington St
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