Tigers To Need Passing Attack Against Georgia
Missouri coach Dan Devine said the Tigers must excel at passing to have a chance in the Orange Bowl. He praised Georgia as explosive with a strong defensive line and noted quarterback prospects Phil Snowden and the Georgia duo Charlie Britt and Francis Tarkenton as top talent.
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Southern Cal Coach Resigns After Player Incident
Don Clark resigned as USC football coach on Tuesday night. John McKay was hired to replace him. The move followed controversy over the Mike McKeever elbow incident against Cal, which Clark defended before University President Norman Topping apologized. Clark plans to work March 1 for a clothing supply firm owned by his brother.
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Bowling League Scores Highlight Oddities and Leaders
Maxine Ainsworth posted 161 162 163 for a 486 second in Monday night scoring behind Margaret Weidner who had 524. Lee's led team totals 2298 with 792 780 and 2298 and Unique leads the league with 35 wins. Eloise Hughes topped Tuesday night scoring with 196 and 510, Unique again tops team scoring at 739. Moore's on Wednesday posted 830 and 2347 with Pence 818 and 2357 while Mary Lu Burgoon had 219 529 as high 10 and second high 30. Moore's leads the league 49 11. Jerry Hird led Thursday scoring with 202, Ernestine Killion second high 191 499, Viola Dodd second high 469. Budges' Bienies' 3912 to 34 wins, Budges led team scoring 804 2156. Royal T. posted 821 781 9351 for high on Friday while E S had 2207 second high 30 and Sue Wolgast 193 191 571. Royal T leads with 47 games, E S has 43 wins.
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Nation’s index climbs slowly after steel strike
The Federal Reserve Board reported a modest 1 point rise in the industrial production index to 48 percent above the 1947-49 average, reflecting slow gains as mines mills and factories recover from the steel strike. Steel operations jumped to 60 percent capacity in November but delays lingered in auto assembly. By mid-December steel mills neared full capacity and mineral output rose as coal and iron ore mines resumed activity.
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Slay Hoodlum In Kansas City
In Kansas City a 33 year old hoodlum Melvin L Meinsen was killed by shotgun blasts at his front door as he returned home Tuesday night The killing marks the first gang type murder in Kansas City since 1956 Major Jack Harvey chief of detectives said Meinsen had arrest records in multiple cities including Kansas City Des Moines Stamford and Las Vegas His wife and 13 year old daughter were inside when the shooting occurred A intruder's identity believed known to Meinsen led to the fatal blast
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Republican Wins in Iowa Election
In Ottumwa Iowa John Kyl Bloomfield clothing merchant won the Iowa 14th District seat in a special election Tuesday over Democrat C Edwin Gilmour Grinnell College professor Unofficial totals showed Kyl 28336 Gilmour 25804 The result signals Midwest support for Eisenhower agriculture policy though both candidates criticized Secretary Benson The GOP victory marks the district’s return to Republican control after about a year.
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Elizabeth Taylor Wins Apology from British Weekly
London AP Actress Elizabeth Taylor won an apology and an undisclosed cash sum from Weekend for implying she stole Eddie Fisher from Debbie Reynolds. Counsel for the defendant said the alleged interview was phony. The publishers’ rep said Taylor never gave the interview and apologized for publishing the article.
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