Underdogs Hope Rise Across Bowl Week Weighs In
Underdogs gain optimism as Ohio State Duke Rice and Texas face pivotal bowl games. Duke's Don Lee praises spirit at Duke while Oklahoma welcomes a healthy Carl Dodd for the Orange Bowl. Navy and Rice seek momentum in Cotton and Sun Bowls as teams prep in Dallas and Oxford.
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Fort Detrick Bowling Leagues Standings and High Averages
Readout lists Fort Detrick men’s league standings with teams such as Warriors Motor Pool Tankers Ramblers and Vagabonds Bay 2. Highlights include high averages Weddle 227.5 Cock 216.49 Wolfe 1159.22, and top game figures like Newton 281. Kemp 209. Game and pitch averages for Cramer and Myers noted.
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West Virginia Still Tops AP Basketball Poll After Week
West Virginia remains No. 1 in the AP poll after eight games as Kansas and Kansas State rise with Big Eight Holiday Tournament wins. North Carolina holds fourth after the Dixie Classic, while San Francisco climbs to sixth and Maryland and Michigan State follow in the top ten.
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Suppke League Ninety-Three Match Highlights and Standings
The thirteenth match lists top scorers Ashton 135 for high game and Kelly 191 as high women average while Stanley Sadowski 107 leads men. Consorts 491 and 2405 pace team totals with WwW stretching to lead standings. Broad notes mention state support funds and various college teams in a busy, data filled page.
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Zuppke Estate Valued at Over 400000 After Death
The estate of Robert C. Zuppke, longtime University of Illinois football coach, is estimated by attorney James Capel at more than 400000. Zuppke died December 22 of cancer, leaving a 37000 bequest and a lifetime trust for his widow Leonaty. After settling debts and specific gifts, 80000 goes to health and education groups, including 50000 to the UI Foundation, with remaining assets to nieces and nephews or their survivors.
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Blue Upsets Edge White Knights in YMCA Kline Memorial
In the YMCA Kline Memorial Gold Medal tourney Blue Upsets beat White Knights 26 to 24 in the Junior division while Black Knights defeated Kadets 38 to 6 in the Intermediate division. Both losers exit. Black Knights vs Bull Dogs and Blue Upsets vs an unnamed opponent set for Jan 1 at 9:15 am. Also notes on team rosters and coach remarks about post season awards for Colts owner Rosenbloom.
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Fights Last Night Colts Players Earn Merit's Award
The Associated Press reports several boxing bouts with winners and weights. Larry Roerdman 41 percent. Marlborough Connecticut knocks out Peter Schmidt 1425. Abe Cruz outpointed by D. Flan agen 150 percent. The night also notes the Big Horn River springs flow 18 600 000 gallons daily and college and tournament results across multiple venues. Bob Lemon signs with Cleveland Indians after pay cut. salary to be adjusted to 1957 level if performance returns.
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Scottish poet Douglas embraces old age on Lakes region
A Cleveland retiree, once a sailor and engineer, reflects on decades of poetry and work after Buerger's disease cost him a leg. He and his wife live on Social Security and a small pension while hoping for a piano and calmer days in public housing.
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Lions Triumph Over Browns Deep in Championship Drive
Detroit earned its first major pro title bid after a 59 14 rout of Cleveland at Briggs Stadium. Lou Creekmur and teammates praised the gritty playoff grind while each Lions player received a 3 522 24 paycheck before tax.
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Black's Condition As Still Critical
Charolttesville Va Dec 30 Don Black former major league pitcher whose career ended after a freak head injury remains in critical condition at the University of Virginia Hospital. The 40 year old suffered multiple head wounds and cuts in a weekend highway crash near Culpepper, Virginia while en route from Ohio to visit relatives. His wife and a daughter were injured and another daughter 16 sustained a back injury. Authorities say Black fainted and lost control of the car. Black collapsed late in the 1948 season following a brain injury from a twisted neck.
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Gator Bowl Tournament Results Noted
Florida defeats Clemson 76 to 64 and Georgia tops South Carolina 77 to 58 in the Holiday Festival. Connecticut beats Pittsburgh 68 to 60 for fifth, Dayton wins 81 to 75 in overtime over Seattle for third, while Temple takes the championship 69 to 59 over California.
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Lions Must Make Number Of Changes In 1958 Season
Detroit coach George Wilson says the world champion Lions must overhaul aging players. The article notes a dozen players near or over 30 as the team strategizes for a sharper future. This outlook comes as Kansas City game results and roster decisions loom.
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Maryland Falls In Three Overtimes For Sugar Bowl
Memphis State edged Maryland 47-46 in three overtimes to win the Sugar Bowl title. Bob Wolfe and Bob Swander led a late Terps rally after halftime, with Vanatta’s squad holding the Commodores’ Loyola of New Orleans Aided by Jim Henry, Vanderbilt earned the consolation title with an 84-50 win overstated by the original.
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Christmas on the mind at Baltimore bridge project bid
The Baltimore Roads Commission awarded a $231 720 contract to Construction Co. of Baltimore for two span masonry resurfacing on the Beltway over E. S. 40 in Baltimore County. A Christmas message urges reflection on the season's true gift from God.
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Hearing opens into Pocahontas mine blast death toll
The West Virginia Department of Mines opens a hearing in Amonate into the Friday Pocahontas Fuel Co mine explosion that killed 11 miners. Proceedings focus on causes and safety compliance at the mine site.
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TV Tee Hees George Watches New Year’s Game Quiet
A humorous quip notes George enjoys the New Year’s Day game with the sound off. The caption highlights his preference for silence during the broadcast.
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New Trout Season Opens With Regulations Announced
The new trout season will open Wednesday with rules unchanged from before. Trout must be seven inches or longer and artificial lures only on Big Hunting Creek. Fishing in other creeks will resume with stocking prior to April 15 and periodic stockings through June.
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