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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1956
Page
7
New York report states heavyweight champion Floyd Patton may tour Europe or South America after his recent title win as his manager Gus D Amato confirms ongoing discussions about future exhibitions.
A new tiny tablet called Primatene offers fast relief from asthma spasms and hay fever symptoms within minutes and lasts for hours. Sold without prescription in drug stores, it loosens mucus, eases nasal symptoms, and calms nervous tension, with a bottle of twenty four tablets priced at 98 cents and a money back guarantee.
Big Lake Owls, undefeated, head to Pecos to face the Eagles in a key 2-AAA showdown as Andrews and Crane host rivals and other district games tip off. Pecos seeks consistency after two defeats in finals, while Andrews battles winless start and Monahans loss memory.
Two Negro basketball troupes Harlem Globe Trotters and Goose Tatum Harlem Magicians plan separate Odessa appearances early next year. Goose Tatum faces Kentucky Colonels with ex-Kentucky star Bill Spivey on January 10 at Broncho Fieldhouse, hosted by the Odessa Jaycees. Globe Trotters play February 11 in an unannounced local matchup. the traveling five will headline the twinbill.
New York tributes Lou Little retiring after 27 years as Columbia University football head coach. He received golf clubs and an honorary lifetime membership in the New York Football Writers Association.
Blackshear High girls and boys basketball host McCamey in a 7:30 p.m. twinbill at the Blackshear gym. It starts a three game week, with trips to Big Spring on Wednesday and Lamesa here Thursday. The boys won the Midland tournament last weekend while the girls fell to finish third in the Lubbock tournament.
New York up report shows Paul Arizin of the Philadelphia Warriors ahead in the NBA scoring race. He has 600 points from 200 field goals and 200 free throws for a 25 point per game average, leading teammate Neil Johnston by 10 and Bob Pettit by 23.
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