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Australian runner Herb Elliott, 20, who broke the four-minute mile ten times and set a 3:34.5 world mile mark, was named outstanding male athlete of 1958 by the Associated Press. He beat NFL star Jimmy Brown and Yankees pitcher Bob Turley in a vote by 206 writers and broadcasters. The ceremony is set for Milwaukee on February 2 with past winners Owens and Mathias noted.
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Veeck Expected to Take Control of White Sox
CHICAGO AP Veeck is poised to rule the Chicago White Sox as insiders say the club's 3,235 shares held by Dorothy Comiskey Rigney may be sold to a syndicate led by Veeck. The move would shift majority control from Chuck Comiskey to Veeck's group, with Hank Greenberg reportedly among members.
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Colts Honeymoon Theme Shapes Baltimore Roster
Baltimore Colts mix old stars and new finds in their Western Conference bid. Key veterans Art Donovan and Arm Spinney anchor a squad joined by six traded players and eight pickups. John Unitas, the league TD leader, anchors a diverse group that blends pride and frustration into a hopeful playoff push.
Colts Favored Over Giants In NFL Championship Clash
New York Gap reports the Baltimore Colts as 3 point favorites to beat the New York Giants for the NFL title next Sunday. Giants coach Jim Lee Howell says odds should be higher, praising the Colts as the league’s best and noting the Browns game offered a tougher test than expected. Howell fears a letdown after a long winning stretch. Colts boast powerful backs including Ameche Unitas and Dupre, plus a strong line. Giants beat the Colts 24-21 earlier this year without Unitas, who was sidelined with cracked ribs.
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Glenelg Beats Alt. Airy 64 to 49 in Pro Playoff Preview
New York AP reports officials for Sunday's pro playoff game between Baltimore and New York were announced by Joe Labrum. Ronald Gibbs of St Thomas will officiate as referee with Louis Palazzi from Penn State as umpire and Charley Berry of Lafayette as head linesman.
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College Scores and a Foul Claim Highlight AP Roundup
The Associated Press notes college results with many scores across multiple games, then details a Charles Town feature race where Dr. Eugene J. survived a foul claim to win a 233,000 allowance. Jockey Richard Lawless steered the favorite to victory by a length and a half, with Hasty Scenes in second and Beau Priam third after interference claims were reviewed. Dr. Eugene J. paid 4.60 4.40 2.40 as the winner’s payout.
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All Sports Dinner Honors Colavite and NFL Stars
A festive list of holiday wishes and sports wishes for numerous players and teams, from the Colts to the Yankees and Orioles. The piece imagines gifts and improvements for players, coaches, and officials, interwoven with seasonal cheer and assorted sporting figures.
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East Favored In Game For Shrine
In San Francisco the East is favored by six points for the Shrine East versus West game this Saturday. The East, led by star players and boosted by strong pitching, faces a Western squad noted for slugging and speed. Banquet honors and pregame remarks highlight regional pride amid preparations for the event.
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Jordan Akins Title Fight On March 6
Welterweight champion Don Jordan of Los Angeles will defend against Virgil Akins March 6 in the St. Louis Arena. Akins, 30, from St. Louis, seeks to regain the title after losing to Jordan in Los Angeles Dec. 5. The rematch was announced by Akins co-manager Eddie Yawitz.
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Roosevelt Grier May Not Play In Sunday NFL Title Game
New York Giants defensive tackle Roosevelt Grier was listed as doubtful for Sunday's NFL championship game against the Baltimore Colts due to knee and arm injuries. He was unable to participate in Tuesday's workout at Yankee Stadium, with coach Jim Lee Howell saying his absence would be a major blow. If unavailable, M. L. Brackett or rookie Frank Youse would start. Also out were Bob Mischak Kyle Rote and Alex Webster who missed practice. Howell planned a long Wednesday workout and a Friday afternoon drill after a Thursday day off.
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Windfall of 6 000 Tickets For Colt Fans
Baltimore crowds expect a windfall of 6000 extra Colt tickets for Sundays NFL championship game at Memorial Stadium. Colt officials offered $4 bleacher seats to the public after season-ticket holders had snapped up 15000 tickets. Any unsold seats planned for Friday sale.
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Kuharich Faces Task Of Building Notre Dame Staff
Notre Dame's new head coach Joe Kuharich aims to assemble his staff by January 10 and may keep some assistants from Terry Brennan era. He plans to interview players, launch tough recruiting, and balance athletic scholarships with opponents. He notes banks as coaching mentors and stresses dedication and sacrifice.
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Emmitsburg Cagers Open 5-0 Start After Holidays
Emmitsburg coaches report a 5-0 start for the varsity liners with a 60-52 win over Walkersville last week, ending Walkersville’s 33 game streak. Morris Zentz leads scoring at 19.1 while Norman Shriver and Jack White anchor defense. team shoots 70 percent from the foul line and returns January 6 to face Thurmont. JV went 4-2, losing only to Walkersville. varsity averages 58 points per game, opponents 32.2.
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