Senior Bowl Game Promises Big Crowd and Big Payoffs
The fifth annual Senior Bowl in Mobile on January 9 showcases top college players and attracts NFL interest. North and South rosters include Ed Meadows, Ray Correll, Crawford Mims, J D Roberts, Don DoHoney, Rob Fleck, George Jacoby, and others. Pro teams send scouts as Red Grange directs promotions. The game serves as a showcase for future stars with $500 to the winner and $400 to the loser teams.
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Murray Olderman
NEA
Mobile
Ala
Southern Sun
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Steve Owen
Yate
New York Giants
National Football League
Doak Walker
Eddie LeBaron
Babe Parilli
Charlie Justice
John Dottley
Bob Gain
Dick Modzelewski
Eddie Price
Lou Creekmar
Gene Gedman
Frank Gifford
Stan West
Dorne Dibble
Lynn Chandnos
Red Grange
Ed Meadows
Duke
Ray Correll
Kentucky
Crawford Mims
Mississippi
J. D. Roberts
Oklahoma
Zeke Braikowski
Georgia
Bobby Cavazos
Texas Tech
Don Dohoney
Michigan State
Rob Fleck
Syracuse
George Jacoby
Ohio State
Bob Morgan
Maryland
Tom Allman
West Virginia
Gene Filipski
Villanova
Billy Wells
Inter Church Rawlins League Men’s Division Tonight’s Games
Mt. Pleasant plays Evan. Calvary Methodist faces Grace. Mid. Ref. competes Church of Brethren. Mid. Luther battles Buckeye Point. Methodist Baptist meets Doubs Lutheran.
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Mt. Pleasant
Evan
Grace
Mid
Ch. of Brethren Mid
Luth
Buckeyst'p, Meth. Baptist
Doubs Lutheran
Virginia State
North Carolina
I College
Durham
Winston Saalem
Tehrs
Middletown Reformed
Greensboro A&t
Baptist
Middletown Lutheran
Grace Reformed
Buckeystown Methodist
al Evangelical Reformed
Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Calvary Methodist
Church of the Brethr
Forest Grove
Lutth
Mt. Pleasent
Buckerstown
St. John’s
Calvary Meth
Urbana
Middletown
Fred’k. Luth
Fis
St. John's Catholic
Urbana Methodist
Ea Calvary Methodist
Buckerstown Methodist
Forest Grove Methodist
Pleasant
All-American Tourney final Maryland beats Kentucky Wesleyan
The Associated Press report covers the Holiday Festival results with Maryland defeating Kentucky Wesleyan 54 to 37 for the championship. Other placements include St. Francis (Bk) 94 Evansville 16 for third and Tennessee 66 Denver 50 for fifth.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Kentucky Wesleyan
St. Francis
Evansville
Tennessee
Denver
Bucceroni Readies for Ten Hoff Fight in Milwaukee
New York January 3 14 Dan Bucceroni the No 4 heavyweight challenger to Rocky Marciano gets a chance to boost his claim for a February title shot Tuesday night in Milwaukee in an eight round bout with Hein Ten Hoff of Germany. The bout not televised but TV viewers will see a full program of middleweights and welters.
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New York
Dan Bucceroni
Rocky Marciano
Milwaukee
Hein Ten Hoff
Germany
Marciano
Miami
Bucceroni
Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Baba Olson
HK Thanter
Madison Square Garden
Nbc-Tv
ABC Radio
Joey Giambra
Bobby Dykes
Cbs-Tv
Giambra
Buffalo
N.Y
Jimmy Herring
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Army Ufe
ABC
Pat Manzi
Syracuse
Walter Cartier
Randy Sandy
Brooklyn
Easterm Parkway
Dumont
Lions and Blue Devils Earn Narrow YMCA Wins
Intermediate YMCA action saw the Lions beat Wolfpack 23 to 37 and the Blue Devils top the Bulldogs 29 to 22. Routzahn led Lions with 13 points while Reeder and Boyer each scored 12 for Bulldogs and Blue Devils respectively. Markey added balance for Blue Devils as Strine was runner up. Nichols served as insurance man for the Biles Maile.
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YMCA
Lions
Wolfpack
Blue Devils
Bulldogs
Routzahn
Reeder
Boyer
Blue Devil
Markey
Strine
Nichols
Biles Maile
Dame
Midwest
Wolfe
Ford
Crutchley
Stupp
West Baint Seva Ava
Yorals
Dorais
Rockne
Zehnder
Shafer
Bowers
Warrenfaltz
Notre Dame
Army
Rovin
Schmidt
Cockrell
Miller
West Point
Celtics
Warriors
Knickerbockers Ly
Ward
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G. F. Tp. Schick, . ., Grass.” ‘Whipp, ’ Dorais Outlived Rockne
The
Rock
Kansas
Kalloway
Liberty
Rhoderick
Wastler
Grossnickle
Snyder
University of Hammond
Thomas
Elkins
Harrison
Detroit
Gonzaga
Kreissig
Shaffer
Knicks
Young
Engle
Holderait
Bel Cass
Mackley
J. Rice
Jack Griffin
Bullets
Nurray
Rippeon
Zimmerman
K. Rice
Michael
Derr
Elker
Storm
Totais
Gus Dorais Dead At 62
Charles E. Gus Dorais, famed for pioneering the forward pass with Knute Rockne at Notre Dame, dies at 62 in Birmingham Michigan after a circulatory illness. Dorais helped transform football and started Notre Dame on its path to gridiron greatness. Local standings and scores follow the obituary.
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Birmingham
Mich
Charles E
Gus” Dorais
Notre Dame
Dorais
Knute Rockne
Arcade Bowling League Industrial Div Matches Duel
Friday night results show Ideal Garage leading with high team game 596 and High Rock posting high team set 1,766 while individual marks include M Ausherman 157 for Ideal Garage and Crampton 378 for High Rock. Gulf Arcad
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N. Trump
Middletown Reformed
Middletown Lutheran
Doubs Lutheran
Lenhart
Urbana
Wastler
St. John's
Urbana Methodist
Arcade Bowling League
Industrial DIV
Ideal Garage
Bye High Rock
Stop Gulf ‘Arcade
Petersville
Church Hill
Baker's
M. Ausherman
Crampton High Rock
High Rock
High Rock Church Hill
Peters Ly Ideal
Gulf Baker Mower Shop Arcade
Liberty 4-H Cagers End Losing Streak At Home
Liberty 4-H seniors defeated YMCA intermediates in a Sl-22 decision to snap a losing streak on their home floor. In the companion game Y Juniors routed Liberty 4-H Jayvees 24 to 6. Next action is a doubleheader at Liberty High School against Emmitsburg teams Thursday evening.
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Liberty
YMCA
Liberty 4-H Jayvees
Emmitsburg High
Liberty High School
Walkersville Bowling Latest Results
Bowling standings show Walkersville team results including Murray's Market Nichson's Group Monocacy Motors Civitan Excelsior Dairy G V Mill Braddock Heights Nat Amoco Joe's Market Hamilton's Lunch Smith's Atlantic Medical Co with various game counts noted. No clear single winner stated in fragment.
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Washington
University of Maryland
Miami
Oklahoma
Eastern Airlines
Washington National Airport
College Park
Jim Tatum
News- i
Bob Morgan
Ralph Felton
Mobile
Nicholson's Groeidoe's
Excelsior Dairy G
Walkersville
Murray's
Nichson’s
Monocacy Motors
Civitan
Excelsior Dairy
G. V. Mill
Braddock
East Outslicked By Western Team In Shrine East West Game
In San Francisco on January 3 1960 the West defeated the East 31 to 7 before about 62000 fans. The East led by Notre Dame star Johnny Latiner failed to spark a passing attack as Bob Garrett and a strong West line shut down the Easts hopes, altering post season expectations.
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San Francisco
Gilberts
Bob Garrrett
Texas Slickers
West
Notre Dame
Johnny Latiner
Latiner
Company
Indian Beats Aussie Calcutta Tennis Final
India's 16 year old Ramana Krishnan defeated Australia's Jack Atkinsall 6 1 6 3 7 3 in the men's singles final of the national championships today. Celtics 17 Warriors 3 Blue Devils 29 Bulldogs 22 results also listed for Y M C A Junior League from Saturday events.
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Y.M.C.A
Celtics
Warriors
Blue Devils
Bulldogs
Calcutta
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Australia
Jack Atkinsall
Duke Takes Lead In ACC Contention After Week
The Duke Blue Devils surged to the top of the Atlantic Coast Conference standings, overtaking Wake Forest as a co leader. They beat Wake Forest 83 66 and Oregon State 98 83 to stay atop the loop with North Carolina, while UNC dropped two of three in the Dixie Classic. Other results include Wake Forest 86 79 over NC State and Maryland winning the All America City Tournament.
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Associated Press
Blue Devils
Duke
Wake Forest
South Carolina
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Dukes
Fran
Santes Olene
UCLA
Oregon State
Virginia
Tulane
Maryland
Kentucky Wesleyan
Owensboro
Virginia Tech
Washington, D. C
Cavaliers
George Washneton
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Denver
Oklahoma City
Villanova
St. Joseph's
Richmond
Clemson
William and Mary
Seton Hall
George Washington
Citadel
Furman
Johns Hopkins
Georgetown
Newberry
Enka Mills
Radio Schedule Highlights from CBS WEMD and NBC Lineups
A dense listing outlines radio programming across CBS WEMD NBC WRAL MBS WOR ABS WMAL with shows from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Included are news half hour blocks, sports discussions, Beulah Sketch, Dinner Date, The Lone Ranger segments, One Man's Family, Perry Como, The Falcon, Barrow Concert, Under Arrest, Radio Theater and Fibber and Molly among others.
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WEMD
NBC
WMAL
Cbs Kiddies
Abe
Cbs News
Beulah
Cbs Daily
Mbs
Abe Les Mary la Rosa
Che Jone Ranger
Perry Como
Cha Henry Taylor
Abe the Falcon
Sammy Kaye
Barlow
Alan TV
TV Starway
M. Malloy
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Abe News & Comment
Band of America
Abe Vaughn Monroe
Cbs Ews
Pat
Cbr Ness
Abe Deems Taylor
Television Programs Listing for DuMont and ABC
A fragmented TV schedule shows programs across networks including DuMont and ABC with names like John Daly Murray Party Jamie's Sketch and Love Lucy Film plus studio segments and press conferences. The listing mentions Wide variety blocks from 7:0 to 10:30 with shows such as Who Said That and Boxing Bouts and a Montgomery Theater feature.
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John Daly
Abe Marge
Jeff
DuMont
Murray
Jamie
Abc
Abe Y Pome
Turancc Burns-Allen
Cbs
Sky Hing
Barlow
Abe
Jesua
Dennis Day
Abe Love Lucy
Ehs
Montgomery
Abe Red Buttons
Ebs
Studio One
Cha
Indiana Edges Michigan In Close Big Ten Opener
Indiana, defending NCAA and Big Ten champions, needed Bob Leonard’s 25 foot set shot at the final buzzer to beat Michigan 62 69 in a tight conference opener. Holy Cross beat Alabama 70 68 as Ronnie Perry and Dick Garmaker starred for Minnesota in a 84 72 win over Illinois. Duke opened ACC play with an 86 64 victory over Virginia while Penn upset Yale 86 65 in Philadelphia.
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New York
I College
Indiana
Bob Leonard
Michigan
Hoosiers
Holy Cross
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Dukes
Kentucky
Duquesne
University of Mexico
Minnesota
Illinois
Chuck Kraak
Leonard
Ronnie Perry
Perry
Jerry Harper
Crusaders
Dick Garmaker
Ed Kalafat
Chuck Mencel
Garmaker
Penn
Joe Sturgis
Yale
Philadelphia
Palestra
North Carolina State
Duke
Whitey Bell
Villanova
Bell
Bob Schaefer
Virginia
Veterans and Draftees Guide Q&A Snapshot
A reader column compiles questions on wartime benefits. Topics cover beneficiary changes to life insurance, hardship discharges, burial plots in national cemeteries, VA disability reevaluations, automatic $10,000 service coverage, Korean GI Bill education deadlines, and Jefferson baseball meeting plans. The notes mix practical guidance with local athletic news and historical commentary on Byzantine architecture.
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J. R
Oakland
Calif
Jefferson
Arthur House
Doty Remsburg
Letters from Kansas City Seeker Requests Korea Buddies Contact
P D S of Kansas City asks how to locate former service buddies in Korea. The paper notes the services only provide addresses to next of kin, suggesting contacting relatives or friends. Also mentions Major Nial in care of the newspaper for service-connected problems with stamped return envelope. An atom's mass conversion in uranium explosions noted.
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Kansas City
Korea
Nial
Knicks Edge Pistons as Celtics Win Streak Persists
The New York Knickerbockers still lead the Eastern Division by three games after a 74-72 win over the Fort Wayne Pistons, while the Boston Celtics beat the Baltimore Bullets 90-12 for their fourth straight victory. Philadelphia Warriors defeated Syracuse Nationals 97-77 to remain in third place.
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New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Knicks
Fort Warne Pistons
Boston
Baltimore Bullets
Philadelphia Warriors
Syracuse Nationals
Nats
Ohoiting Chat
Celtics
Polio survivor at eastern campus inspires with cheer
A polio survivor with crutches stands out not for hardship but for spirit. She attends classes, labs, and dining with peers, belongs to clubs, and never seeks special privileges. Her cheerful attitude lifts others, making her the campus standout. Mt Airy trailer parks violate State law, health official says. Authorities urge owners to dismantle camps promptly.
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Chicago Tribune
Mt. Airy
Carroll County Health Department
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Evinrude Motors
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Bill Beck
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Vern Goodwin
Fittsfield
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New York City
Imogene Oprah
North Conway
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Mary Rodolph
Hayden
Cole
Skeeter Werner
Steamboat Springs
Dodge
Beck
Goodwin
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Thomas M. Nial
Florida
M. C. Brunswick
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Red Cross
National Cemetery
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Veterans Administration
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Flat Rock
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Wayside Radio Service
E. Patrick St. MO
J. H. Goodman
Buffalo Bill
Annie Oakley
Gail Davis
Annie
Gene Autry
Gail
Autry
Pop
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Earl L. Dageisse
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Motorola T.V
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Melvin M. Engle
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