Alabama Fined $1,000 by SEC for Recruiting Gifts
Southeastern Conference Commissioner Bernie Moore fined the University of Alabama $1,000 after Richard Rush of Hueytown reported gifts from four Alabama alumni and supporters. Rush returned the items and cash. Alabama staff were not implicated. The action follows Auburn’s $2,000 fine in a related case.
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Berra To Get More Rest in Yankee Plans
New York reports Casey Stengel assessing 25 days rest for Yogi Berra while Gil McDougald earns a shot at shortstop. Stengel weighs infield shifts and platoons, notes Billy Martin’s potential, and signals possible trades for a top-tier pitcher as Berra may need more downtime.
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Auburn and Vanderbilt Open Bowls in New Year rush
Auburn and Vanderbilt clash in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville while three other bowls on the opening day draw major attention. The schedule lists East West Shrine Game in San Francisco 4 45 p m NBC MBS radio with Cassady starring, Gator Bowl Auburn versus Vanderbilt at 2 p m CBS, Blue Gray Game in Montgomery 2 30 p m NBC MBS radio, and Salad Bowl in Phoenix 4 p m with no national TV.
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Iowa
Ken Vargo
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Don Schaefer
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Jess Hill
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Jim Contratto
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Preston Carpenter
Arkansas
Herb Nakken
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Henry Moore
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Sooner Defense Promises Hard Battle In Orange Bowl
Miami Florida December 30. Oklahoma's defense gets as much notice as its offense in the Orange Bowl preview. Bud Wilkinson cites Maryland’s stingy defense while noting Oklahoma’s own unit limited foes to 54 points in 10 games. Maryland coach Jim Tatum calls Oklahoma the best college defensive team he has seen in two years, praising Jerry Tubbs and Billy Pricer for their tackling.
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Providing bridle trails along public roads and in parks. A. W. Oliver of Oregon State College reports that horsemanship is one of the most rapidly growing projects in 44 club work with 114 members in 33 clubs in the state. Some 60 per cent of the members are girls, Oliver says.
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Colonials Defeat Michigan State in Winter Invitational
George Washington, led by Joe Holup with 31 points, toppled Michigan State 65-62 to end the Spartans' unblemished run in the Winter Invitational in College Park Maryland. Holup matched the floor scoring record and steadied GW’s defense as Maryland later claimed consolation honors with a 69-56 win over St Francis.
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Television Schedule Listings Highlight Various Networks
A Salem Oregon item notes the Oregon Horsemen's Association reports a strong comeback of horses, prompting a request to the state highway commission to take action. The piece lists numerous TV programs across NBC CBS and ABC style blocks with show titles and times.
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College Scores From Yesterday's Games Across Tournaments
AP reports on college basketball results including ECAC and tournament games. Notable scores include San Francisco over UCLA 70 to 5, Holy Cross 61 over Duquesne 57, Syracuse 79 over Fordham 61, Notre Dame 70 over Utah 65, Alabama 77 over Marquette 75, Virginia 4 over Army 71, Duke Classic semifinals with North Carolina 74 over Duke 64, N C State 70 over Wake Forest 58, and other regional pairings. Also Air Force All Stars beat Army 33 14 in the Rice Bowl. Oraibi Arizona is cited as perhaps the oldest continuously inhabited US community.
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Tatum Expected To Return North Carolina Boss Says
North Carolina officials predict Jim Tatum will coach at Chapel Hill next spring, not Maryland, with NC eager to rehire and offer a five year contract. Swirls of alumni opinion split, while Carolina eyes revived ticket sales and strong support for a Tatum era. The Syracuse beatBoston Celtics 110 103 in Bangor, Maine, as Fort Wayne Pistons beat St Louis 90 89.
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Public Sale Of Household Goods At West Fourth St
Moving sale on West Fourth Street near Camp Detrick features marble top furniture, piano, bed, stoves, tools, garden items, and more. Auctioneer Joan L. Ponton. terms cash. Also sheriff’s sale of personal property include Frigidaire, sewing machine, ranges, bed, table, chairs, dishes, at Dorcus Apartments Woodsboro January 1956 11 a.m. Horace M. Alexander Sheriff.
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