Tatum In Fuss With Papers
Miami reporters clash with Maryland coach Jim Tatum over secrecy before the Grange Bowl. He bars local press from practices, citing leaks could reveal new plays, while Oklahoma and Miami writers clash over access and disclosure. Wilkinson agrees to limited access for certain writers.
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George Bowen
Miami
Fla
Jim Tatum
Oklahoma
Morris McLemore
Miami Daily News
Tatum
Maryland
Okahoma
Miami Press
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
McLemore
Oklaboma
Ben
Miami Baseball Park
Celtics top Lakers for second in YMCA league
Art Murray scored 16 as the Celtics beat the Lakers 38 to 25 to rise to second place in the YMCA Intermediate Basketball League. Wayne Geisbert hit a late jumper in overtime to lift the Hawks 32 to 30 over the Bullets in a cellar-dwellers matchup.
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Celtics
Art Murray
YMCA
Lakers
Wayne Geisbert
Hawks
Bullets
Jon Kreissig
Geisperseisnoher
Miller
Engle
Wachner
Rinehart
Geiskert
Ramsburg
Firneyfrock
Mason
Irs
Mercer
Wilsom
Zimmerman
Brandenburg
Boyer
L. Pet
Pistons
Knicks
I Warriors Capitals
Recreation League results and standings from Kersville area
The report lists weekly results from local leagues including Kelly's Mill, Tucker's, Walkersville, and Brunswick F F, with high scores by Phillips, Payne, and Cramer. It also covers Texas A&M leading the YMCA Junior Basketball League with wins over Tennessee and Kentucky, plus LaSalle and Maryland results and player lineups. A bowling league section notes weekly scores and upcoming matches, and boxing news announces heavyweight champion Robert Cohen ready to fight Maria D’Agria in Europe or elsewhere.
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Texas A. & M
Tennessee
Kentucky
Aggies
Milton Frendrickson
LaSalle
Maryland
UCLA
Boyd
Althouse
Hummer
iHueting
Feaga
Foland
Brewer
Texas A&m
Kennedy
Kenedrickson
Yost
Mitchell
Danner
Leichert
Hunting
Weddle
Eyster
Grove
FOS
Derr. c
Castle
Rinehart
Paris
Robert Cohen
France
Maria D’agria
Italy
Colon
Johannesburg
South Africa
Willie Toweel
Mexico
Raul
Ra Jton Marcias
Cohen
Bangkok
Dons Favored In Tourney
Un defeated San Francisco the nations No 1 team is the favorite to win the Holiday Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Garden. They beat La Salle 79 02 and are a 7 point favorite to beat Holy Cross in the semifinals. The other half features UCLA against Duquesne. Duquesne edged Fordham in OT.
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New York
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference
Marvelous
Dons
la Salle
Holy Cross
Syracuse
UCLA
Duquesne
Uclans
St. John’s
Fordham
Dukes
LaSalle
Russell
Minneapolis Lakers
K. C. Jones
Mike Farmer
Carl Boldt
Harold Perry
Dutley Moore
Long Island U
Seton Hall
South Orange
N.dj
Moore
Brunswick Bowling League Monday Nite Standings
Shelly's Cleaners leads with 41 points from Bowling Center 32 and American Store 30. Moose Club sits at 30, Brownsville 26, Balton & Ohio 24, with 23 for Bowling Center and 22 for Moose Club. High game goes to Shelly Dawson 160, high series to Dave Bowers 398, Shelly's Cleaners posts 612 game and 1,691 set.
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Brunswick Bowling League
Shelly's Cleaners
Bowling Center
Moose Club
Brownsville
Balton & Ohio
American St
Dave Bowers
Shelly’s Cleaners
Co-Favored In Tourney At Maryland Fieldhouse
In the Winter Invitational at the University of Maryland, George Washington and Michigan State share pre-tournament favor. GW faces St Francis while MSU hosts Maryland, with winners meeting Friday for the title and runners-up playing in the consolation. Joe Holup and Hooks McCoy touted as top scorers.
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College Park
George Washington
Michigan State
University of Maryland
St. Francis
Loretto
Maryland
Joe Holup
Hooks McCoy
Holup
Swayersville
McCoy
North Carolina
Kentucky
Amueree
Phau Ciobwes Jg
Villanova
St.Bonaventure
Duquesne
Frankies
Quantico Marines
Health Center League Industrial League Results
Industrial League results list Schlitz Beer 3, Morgan 1 and K. & H. Tinner 4, Harold Jefferson Inn 3. Warren's teams post scores with marked leaders Bradsl ey and Riddlemaser noted for high games and sets.
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Health Center League Industrial League
Schlitz Beer
Morgan
K. & H. Tinner
Harold
Jefferson Inn
Groff Bros. Marlow
Groff Bros
Riddlemoser
Warren's
Fred. P.& G
K.& H. Plum
Warren’s
Cozy Corner
Stup-Crowther
Warren's Men's Shop
Morgan Luneh
Tinner Ai
Marlow
Stup Crowther
Cozy Corner i
K. & H. Phonber
Frederick Paint & Glass
Graft Bros. Ntope
Se Harold
Riddlemaser
Bradsley
Inter-Church League Men's Division Preview and Scores
The Inter-Church League MEN'S DIVISION lists teams including Evangelical Reformed Doubs Lutheran Baptist Middletown Reformed Mi Pleasant Grace Reformed Calvary Methodist Middletown Lutheran Church of Brethren Buckerstown. Weekly high scores feature McQuillian Baptist 149 and Vert 374 for midits. High team score 601 with 1 782 in set. Next matches January 3 Mt Pleasant vs Evan Reformed Calvary Meth vs Grace Ref Midit Ref vs Church of Brethren Midi Luth vs Buckerstown. Doubs Luth vs Baptist.
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Evangelical Reformed Doubs Lutheran Baptist
Middletown Reformed
Mi Pleasant
Walkersville Bowling Standings and College Scores Summary
Final standings read for Walkersville Bowling Center with Cloverdale and Renner Motor Co. leading and high scores noted. College scores span several tournaments from Oklahoma City to Orange Bowl with teams like Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Louisville, and Yale featured alongside notable individual performances and recent signings such as Jim Rivera with the Chicago White Sox.
Owens warns against Olympic dual meet with Russia
Chicago December 27 Jesse Owens former Olympic star and Illinois Youth Commission official criticized the idea of a US Russia two country show at the 1958 Olympics. He praised broad competition based on merit and warned press coverage may overemphasize a rivalry while praising US strengths in sprint events and field events.
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Chicago
Jesse Owens
United States
Russia
India
Malaya
Philippines
Owens
Illinois Youth Commission
Berlin
Bky
England
Finland
Germany
Ohio State
State Department
Far East
International Educational Exchange Services
Jesse
New Delhi
Bombay
Madras
Tulane and Miami Edge Early Round Wins in Orange Bowl Tourney
In Miami Beach eight teams opened the Orange Bowl tournament with Tulane defeating New York University 72 to 30 and Miami rallying to beat Yale 92 to 90. Roy Stoll scored 33 for Tulane as NYU led 23-8 in the first half and Yale led 30-13 at one point before Miami trimmed the deficit with clutch shooting by Ed Morris and Dick Miani.
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Oklahoma City
Okla City
Pennsylvania
Tulsa
Idaho State
Seatire
New O'leans
Layla
Oklahoma AM
Tex Tech
Colorado
Oklahoma
Town State
Kansas State
Kentucky
Louisville
Arizona
Ohio
Murray
Morehead
Tulane
NYU
Miami Fla
Yale
Brigham Young
Toledo
Detroit
Penn State
Miami Beach
Fla. W
Columbia
Santa Clara
West Virginia
Florida State
New York University
Miami
Roy Stoll
Greenies
Ed Morris
Dick Miani
Graham Is Given Ovation By Fans
Otto Graham headed into retirement after the Cleveland Browns 38 14 victory over the Los Angeles Rams in frenzied crowds. Coach Paul Brown called him the greatest who ever played quarterback. Graham said he returned to fulfill a promise and leave on a winning note.
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Los Angeles
Otto Graham
Cleveland Insurance
Browns
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Graham
Paul Brown
Bobby Freeman
Brown
Otto
Youngster Meets Willie Pep Tonight In 10 Round Fight
Andy Arel a 22 year old southpaw from Massena New York faces Willie Pep in a 10 round lightweight bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium televised nationally by ABC. Arel seeks a big purse after a pro record of 20 wins in 25 starts and a 9 fight win streak. Pep a former featherweight king has 204 bouts with six losses and one draw, besting Cadilli in 1955.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Andy Arel
Massena
N. Y
Willie Pep
Pep
Arel
Shate
ABC
Gil Cadilli
Aggies Face Oklahoma City In All-College Semifinals
Oklahoma City, ranked high, defeated Pennsylvania and Oregon State in the first round. Oklahoma Aggies eye a semifinal with rival Oklahoma City after a string of games in the All-College Tourney. Seattle, Tulsa and others advanced to the next round with notable upsets and strong performances.
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Associated Press
Hank Iba
Oklahoma Aggies
Lance
Cowboys
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Oklahoma City
Aggies
Seattle
Washington
Iowa
Colorado
Town State
Louisville
Arizona
Kentucky
Cardinals
Murray State
Western
Eastern Kentucky
Murray
Morehead
Western Kentucky
Ohio U
Bowling Green
Brigham Young
Detroit
BYU
Terry Tebbs
Dynamo
Toledo
Bill Ebben
Penn State
Sober safety signs mix with Times Square New Year pleas
In New York on December 27 a safety campaign inserts sober warnings into New Year festivities. Five large traveling signs and three painted billboards around Times Square carry messages like Reckless Driving is Kid Stuff as merrymaking continues.
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New York
Times Square
State Police Recruits To Graduate Today
Maryland State Police will graduate the 35th Recruit Class at the State Police Academy in Pikesville. The ceremony includes invocations, speeches by Col. Elmer Munshower and Attorney General C. Ferdinand Sybert, and Governor Theodore McKeldin will deliver the graduation address. Dozens of recruits will receive badges and diplomas, including Robert Basore, Donald Beegle, Richard Bible, Bruce Billips, and many others from towns such as Hagerstown, Essex, Baltimore, and Rock Hall. Certificates of appreciation will be awarded for heroic rescue during Hurricane Connie, and three officers will receive commissions.
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Department For Maryland State Police
Maryland State Police Academy
Pikes Iville
Joseph F. Kitko
St. Charles Church
Elmer F. Munshower
Wilbour ¥. Conroy
Munshower
Irvin P. Galliher
William H. Weber
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Theodore R. McKeldin
Robert Bender Basore
Hagers' Stown
Donald William Beegle
Essex
Richard Nesbitt Bible
Smithsburg
Bruce Billie Billips
Baltimore
William Edward Boone
Waldorf
Franklin Oliver Boulter
Rock Hall
Wiliam Richard Bratten, Jr
Vienna
Basil Webster Coale
Aberdeen
James Franklin Davis Jr
Richard Andrew Deeds
Funkstown
Paul Luther Dillon, Sr
Herbert Joseph Edwards
Hyattsville
John Adam Stephan Fuchs, Jr
Irvin Perry Galliher
Chewsville
John Thomas Gosnell
Joseph Henry Helmstetter
Cumberland
Charles Paul Herrmann
Scotland
Nathan Samuel Hill
Robert Carl Holbert
Kenneth William Messmer
John Sappington Mitchell Jr
Thomas Edward Mullinix
Ellicott City
Theodore Joseph Olssowski
Edgar Louis Peach
Paul Harry Rappaport
Jessup
Robert Lee Ridgely
Douglas Eugene Rogers
Hagerstown
Charles Clinton Senseney
Westminster
Durward Cyrus Sites
Glen Arm
Charles Francis Smith
George Maria Snyder
Robert Clement Snyder
la Valle
William Louis Starkey
Millington
Calvin Coolidge
Steele
Frost
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Arcade Bowling League
Fis
Trish
Church Hill
Arcade
Cc. & M. Gulf
Baker's
City
Texaco
Moberly Cite Tavern
Baker's Mower
Texeto
Gulf
Petersville
City Tavern
AtllitasLeco
Texas Asm
Brunswick
Harrison
Swope
Wenner
Fouch
Sis Pendergraft M
Leesburg
Thanes
Ashby
Keesling
Hardy
Inter-Church League
Walkersville Bowling Sg
Glade
Vrs
Farmer's Supply Co. Ag
Walkersville
Catoctin Country Club
Max's Esso
Potomac Edison Co
Ox Co
Cloverdale Renner Motor Co
Renner Motor Co
Southern
Mt. Pleasant Smith's Masonry
E. Filler
Cloverdale
The
Princeton
Northwestern
Indiana
Butler
Michigan
Denver
Radley
Coll
Pacific
George Wash
Wyoming
Oregon
Colorado A&m
Holyoke
Bobby Courehesne
Joe Wilkinson
Taunton
Enstand
Ballinascorney
Los Zicales
Rivera
Jim Rivera
Chivara White Sox
Sox
Larry Daley
George Kell
Harry Byrd
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Ritchie Finance Corporation
Market Street
Frederick Monument
Bartl «Zimmerman
East Patrick St
State Police
Borgnine
New York Film Critics Today
Ernest Borgnine
Anna Magnani
Marty
Hagerstown Armory
June Byers
Ethel Brown
Carl von Alber
Len Montana
Koffee Kup Restaurant
East
Patrick St
Atlantic
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Westinghouse Television
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