All- College Meet To Get New Titlist
Four teams Seattle Oklahoma City University Oklahoma A&M and Tulsa University lead an eight team field in the All-College tournament opening Tuesday Seattle meets Loyola of the South at 2 p.m. Idaho State faces Tulsa in the early games with Pennsylvania Tech and Oklahoma A&M Texas Tech awaiting later matchups.
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Oklahoma City
Seattle
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma A&m
Tulsa University
Loyole
San Francisco
Oklahoma
OCU
Tulsa
A&m
Pennsylvania
Loyola
Idaho State
Texas Tech
Dick Strick Jan
Cal Bower
San Jose State
Western Kentucky
Texas Christian
Baylor
Lyndon Lee
Roger Holloway
Hubert Reed
Henry Iba
Bradley
Raiders
Penn
Loyola of the South
Terp Quarterback Praises Tatum
Maryland quarterback Frank Tamburello credits coach Tatum with success a stop watch approach. Tamburello, preparing for the Orange Bowl against Oklahoma, notes Tatum times travel routes and budgets minutes. He calls Tatum the smartest guy he has met.
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Baltimore
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Frank Tamburello
Terrapins
Oklahoma
Tatum
Miami
Tamburrello
National Golf Day Receipts Reach About 160000 Dollars
Chicago sponsors announced that approximately 160000 dollars from this year’s National Golf Day receipts were donated. Beneficiaries include the cad die Scholarship, the Professional Golfers Association, the National Amputee Golf Fund, the U S Blind Golfers Association, the American Red Cross, and the favorite charities of Ed Furgol and Babe Zaharias.
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Chicago
Professional Golfers Association
National Amputee Golf Fund
U.S. Blind Golfers Association
American Red Cross
Ed Furgol
Babe Zaharias
Javelinas and Hyacinths: Texan Wildlife Notes
Assistant director of wildlife restoration promotes hunting javelinas as prime sport while debunking myths about their ferocity. The piece covers javelina behavior, hunter success, and taxidermy, plus a state effort to control invasive water hyacinths funded by Dingell Johnson grants and aimed at improving fishing conditions.
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Game and Fish Commission
South
Texas
Greenhorn
Dingell- Johnson
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Caddo Lake
Lake
Corpus Christi
Caddo
Yanks Pick Over Reds In North South All Star Game
In Miami the North team led by coaches Bernie Crimmins and Art Lewis prepares for the annual North South College All Star game at the Orange Bowl. Freddy Wyant of West Virginia is the No 1 quarterback with strong receivers Don Holleder, Jim Freeman, and Gene Kapish. Ground and air threats balance the backfield with Bobby Moss Tom Troxell and Pat Uebel as starters.
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Miami
Fla
Rebels
Yankees
North
Bernie Crimmins
Indiana
Art Lewis
West Virginia
Indi
Freddy Wyant
Don Holleder
Army
Jim Freeman
Iowa
Gene Kapish
Notre Dame
Bobby Moss
Tom Troxell
Ohio
Pat Uebel
Spartans vow to lick UCLA in Rose Bowl
Michigan State’s 1954 team aims to repay last year’s 3 6 record by winning the Rose Bowl against UCLA in Pasadena. Quarterback Earl Morrall leads a balanced attack with Walt Kowalczyk Clarence Peaks and Gerry Planutis, bolstered by a stout line anchored by Norman Masters and Buck Nystrom.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Spartans
Hugh Duffy Daugherty
Carl
Buck) Nystrom
Nystrom
Pasadena
Calif
UCLA
Big Ten
Earl Morrall
Walt Kowalczyk
Clarence Peaks
Gerry Planutis
Stormin
Norman Masters
United Press
Daugherty
Pat Burke
Dale Hollern
Morrall
Babe Zaharias Leaves Hospital For Christmas Holiday
Babe Didrickson Zaharias, battling cancer, left John Sealy Hospital for a Christmas with friends aboard the S S Galveston. She celebrated her 17th wedding anniversary with husband George, took a Gulf drive, and planned Christmas in Fort Worth before a possible charity golf exhibition in Houston. A hospital spokesman said no cancer recurrence was found and she may be discharged in January to return to Tampa and resume golf gradually.
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Galveston
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Hubby, George
S.S. Galveston
Blue Gulf of Mexico
John Sealy Hospital
Tampa
Fla
George
Robert Moore
Grace Jamison
Houston
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Jacki¢é Burke
River Oaks Country Club
Jackson Bradley
Irs
Zaharias
River Oaks
Texas
Babe Zaharias
All-State High School Football Team Named by Dallas Paper
The Dallas Times-Herald announced an all-state high school football team. Backs include David Anderson Victria Bobby Boyd Gordon LeBeouf Bob Wood. Center Jerry Graves. Guards Norman Grimett Gerald Moore. Tackles Charles McKinzie Albert Taylor. Ends Lowell Baker and Wiley Feagin.
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Dallas
Dallas Times-Herald
David Anderson
Victria
Bobby Boyd
Garland
Gordon LeBeouf
Port Neches
Bob Wood
Alice
Jerry Graves
Big Spring
Norman Grimett
Snyder
Gerald Moore
Palestine
Charles McKinzie
Grand Prairie
Albert Taylor
Harlingen
Lowell Baker
Garand
Wiley Feagin
Conroe
Vanderbilt Faces Auburn Gator Bowl Hopeful Over QB Elbow
Vanderbilt eyes a potential return for quarterback Don Orr as he recovers from a dislocated elbow. Orr, Vanderbilt’s only experienced passer, hopes to be ready for the Jacksonville bowl game despite a protective brace. The Commodores, 7-3 after wins over Kentucky and Florida, prepare with a 40-man squad under coach Art Guepe, reassembling December 27 for pregame drills.
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Nashville
Santa Claus
Vanderbilt
Don Orr
Auburn
Commodores
Gator
Tennessee
Kentucky
Tulane
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Orr
Miami
Fla
Jacksonville
Art Guepe
Deer Park Wins Second Class A Title On 7-0 Victory
Deer Park clinched its second straight Class A schoolboy title with a 7-0 win over Stinnett Rattlers. Penny Os scored on a one yard run after Deer Park routed 70 yards on the opening drive post halftime. O’Neal added the extra point as Deer Park outgained Stinnett 286 to 156 in total offense.
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Borger
Tex
Deer Park
Stinnett Rattlers
Albany
Luling
Deer
Penny Os
O‘neal
Stinnett
Pases
Tony Atherton
Larry Dawson
Dawson
Ihampions
Tine
Rattlers
O’neal
Bubba McLean
Sugar Bowl Week Sets Florida Field Openers and Racers
New Orleans hosts a week of Sugar Bowl events led by Georgia Tech versus Pittsburgh on January 2 in Tulane Stadium. LSU defends its Sugar Bowl boxing title against Syracuse as Vic Seixas headlines the tennis tournament and a four team basketball tourney runs alongside.
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New Orleans
Georgia Tech
Dulane
Tech
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Board of Regents
Pitt
Bob Grier
Utah
Dayton
Marquette
Associated Press
Alabama
Notre Dame
Holy Cross
Crusaders
al Avant
Mariquette
Loyola
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