North South Shrine Game set for Miami clash in 12th annual edition
In Miami, the North and South All-Stars meet in the Shrine game amid pro-rule play and five-platoon plans. Army coach Hall leads the North with Joe Caldwell and Bill Carpenter key passers, while South mentor Wade Walker relies on Mississippi State end Lavelle White and Maryland guard Tom Gunderman. Kickoff is 8 15 p at night.
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Giants Coach Howell Says Team In Fine Shape For Season
New York Giants coach Jim Lee Howell assessed the club as stronger this year with a tougher secondary featuring Dick Nolan and Dick Lynch. He noted Rosy Grier’s ankle, Frank Youse stepping in at defensive tackle, and Pat Summerall ready to switch to offensive end if required.
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Colts Edge Giants In Close National Title Pick
In Baltimore and New York fans eyed a footbal clash. analysts favor the Colts led by Unitas over the Giants. Offense vs defense, key matchups favor Baltimore with Ameche and Berry. Final pick: Baltimore 21 New York 20.
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Giants prepare for title game after holiday break
The San Francisco Giants plan a brief workout at Yankee Stadium before a red eye train to Baltimore for Sunday’s NFL title clash with the Colts. A party of players rests through the holiday as they head toward the decisive game.
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All Star Grid Tilt Pitches Passes In Three Classic Showdowns
The annual East and West college all star games highlight Saturday with pass heavy lineups. Charlie Milstead and Jack Lee lead the Blue Gray in Montgomery while Willie Wood and Ric Lucas star for Copper Bowl hopefuls in Tempe. Army’s Joe Caldwell anchors Shrine game in Miami as Frank Curci and Jack Cummings head South. Game times set for 2:30 PM EST NBC telecast in Montgomery and 3:30 PM EST CBS for Tempe with large expected crowds.
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Thompson Seeks One More Bout for World Title Shot
Luis Federico Thompson of Argentina says he would travel to the United States for one fight against Don Jordan of Los Angeles for the world welterweight title. Thompson notes he beat Jordan in a December Buenos Aires bout and voices concerns about ranking implications and pursuit of the title.
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East West Shrine Games Suffer Casualties
East and West Shrine squads report injuries from practice in Palo Alto and Santa Clara. UCLA fullback on the West team suffers a pulled muscle. Clemson tackle Lou Cordilcone has a high temperature and cold. West coach Bill Meek must adjust backfield with limited backs for the January 2 charity game.
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Ewbank lauds Colts resilience after rough start
Baltimore coach Weeb Ewbank praised his team for recovering from a 27 24 loss to Washington that dropped the Colts to 4 3 and two games behind San Francisco. He cited late wins over San Francisco and a season turnaround as the squad prepared to face the New York Giants for a shot at another championship.
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Holiday Tourney Set for Fred E High School Gym
County's first hot basketball tournament opens Tuesday night at Freder High School gym. The opener features Lincoln and M town with game time at 6 45 p m. The second game follows at 8 15 p m. Wednesday brings consolation and final games at 6 45 p m and the winners final at 8 00 p m. Deers open at 6 p.m. Season passes and reserved seats are not honored.
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Adkins Of Virginia Leads ACC Scoring In Early Season
Virginia guard Paul Adkins tops the ACC scoring race with 20.7 points per game, ahead of North Carolina’s Lee Shaffer at 19.6 and Maryland’s Al Bunge at 19.3. The league’s early standings list six players above 17 points per game including Art Whisnant, Charlie McNeil, and Howard Hurt.
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Milstead Leads Favored South in Blue-Gray Game
Texan quarterback Milstead sparks the South in the annual Blue-Gray clash at Montgomery. He teams with Carroll Dale and a strong aerial attack to face North stars led by Jack Mollenkopf and Purdue brothers Dwight Nichols and Ross Fichtner. About 20,000 expected for the 2 pm EST kickoff with a national NEC telecast.
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Manila Bulletin staff laments Philippine sports decline
Manila Bulletin sports editors harshly criticize 1959 for poor Filipino performances. They point to the national basketball team in the World Championships in Chile, baseball in the Asia meet in Japan, golfers at the Canada Cup in Australia, and Davis Cup losses to India. The piece blames basketball fever and neglect of other sports for the mediocrity.
True Blue Color Meaning in Scottish Covenanters
A historical note explains that 17th century Scottish Covenanters chose blue as their color emblem opposing royal red, giving rise to the phrase true blue used for loyal Presbyterians.
District Scout Swim Meet Draws Near 100 At Hood College Pool
Nearly 100 District Scouts and Explorers competed in a winter swim meet at Hood College pool with T. D. Green supervising. Results listed across multiple events include freestyle wins by J. 2742 and Homa, second places for B. Schwab and K. Loues, and top marks in back stroke and 60 ft breast stroke, reflecting strong performances by Troops 272 274 and 29 across freestyles and relay style races.
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Copper Bowl Televised Today At Arizona State Stadium
The Copper Bowl features National All-Stars led by Don Clark and Rip Eagle facing the Southwest squad directed by Frank Kush and Ben Martin. A 20 000 crowd is expected for CBS telecast at 3 30 p.m. MST, benefiting United Cerebral Palsy Ford. Notable players include Bill Burrell Chuck Janerette Ron Mix Elvin Caldwell Joe Majors Don Perkins Wayne Schneider Prentice Gautt.
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Mrs Gottlieb Dies Wife of Warrior Owner
Mrs Leah Gottlieb mother of Ed Gottlieb owner of the Philadelphia Warriors basketball team died Friday at a convalescent home in suburban Broomall. Funeral services will be Sunday.
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