Navy And MU Hold Secret Drills Ahead Of Bowl Meeting
Navy and Missouri practice privately as Orange Bowl opponents prepare for their clash in Miami. Groundskeeper Jin Thornton watches Missouri Stadium gates while coaches discuss progress and lineup options including Garvis possible return with a face guard.
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Pro All Star Team Is Named
NEW YORK AP The Green Bay Packers swept the annual NFL All Star selections by a nationwide writers and sportscasters panel. Four Packers earned first offensive team honors with two more on the defensive unit, a 50 percent turnover from last year’s starters.
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Norm van Brocklin
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Ray Berry
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Jim Ray Smith
Cleveland
Jim Ringo
Green Bay
Lenny Moore
Baltimore
Jimmy Brown
Sonny Randle
St. Louis
Forrest Gregg
Jerry Kramer
Paul Hornung
van Brocklin
Gino Marchetti
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Jimmy Patton
Bill George
Chicago
Abe Woodson
San Francisco
Tom Brookshier
Chuck Bednarik
Henry Jordan
Bill Forester
Jerry Norton
Alex Karras
Detroit
Harp Expresses Distress Over Gambling at KU Event
Kansas City AP report says University of Kansas coach Dick Harp condemned gambling he saw at Municipal Auditorium during the Big Eight tournament games. He told Kansas City Byline and Exchange Clubs that such betting ruined the impression for his son. Police Sgt. L J Travis noted Harp’s complaint was the first he heard.
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Pro Teams Slow to Pick Football Stars in Draft
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle imposed a 10 minute limit and a two minute warning as teams stretched the 1960 draft to 15 hours for 126 players in nine rounds. Minnesota’s Vikings selected Tommy Mason No. 1, while Dallas traded for and drafted Bob Lilly and E J Holub amid tense bargaining with AFL clubs over signed players.
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Bob Lilly
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All America
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Bowling Scores Report With Numerous Player Figures
Fragmented sports score list shows multiple bowlers with varied scores and totals. Names such as Doman Jackson Mow and Walde appear amid uneven OCR text, with numbers like 556 and 408 interspersed. The mixed sequence suggests a bowling meet or scorecard rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Walker
Braves Face Seasoned Hawks Of Rockhurst In Finale
Ottawa University Braves meet Rockhurst Hawks in a season finale showdown. Rockhurst returns six lettermen led by Norm Majors who set a Rockhurst rebounding record last season and guard Mike Craven who shot 54 percent. Farris powers a fast break with 49 percent shooting.
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Buddy) Brehmer
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Iowa
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Hawks dominate in 1954 60 squad strength and roster note
Sullivan centers the Hawk's 1954 60 squad as lead ball handler Farris aids control. Montgall, limited by a leg injury last year, shines as versatile forward with rebounding edge. Braves roster lists 12 players including Kin der 6-3, Erwin 6-5, Schoonover 6-4, Lewis brothers, and others at 5-10 to 6-1.
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College Quincy Tourney First Round Results
First round results from the Quincy tourney show William Jewel 7h over Emporia State 6, Western Illinois 67 over Tennessee A&I S4, Witnets Wesleyan 62 over Southern Illinois 84, Vila Madonna 1 over verlime Hastings Invitational matches with Kearney State 76 71, St Benedicts 71 over Hastings A Bethany 2 Central Oklahoma State 7h over Dakota Wes t am, Adolphus 68, Morningside 7 over South Dakota State 99, Lincoln 71 over Hightent Town 72, Missouri 8 over Kansas 7H, Nebraska 43.
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Kansas City Invitation Tournament Upset Result
The report lists players Mason Boston Snead Rice Baker Buffalo Rutgens Oakland McKeever Kilmer Los Angeles Ditka Houston Matte Casey Renily ha 3 ey Adderly New York Boblorg ApH emeegatie peak BR tS Crespino Mississippi taken a 1 by Cleveland selected Rockhurst defeated Indi by AFL Oakland ana State College of Emporia win the Kansas City Invitation al tournament posting a 4 2 record for the season. The game is scheduled to start at 9 pm.
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Big 8 Stars Go Early in NFL Draft
AP reports Missouri end Danny LaRose was the first Big Eight player drafted, going to Detroit in the second round. The Missouri-Kansas area’s Ron Lakes, Wichita center, matched in the second for San Francisco. Oklahoma State guard Harold Beaty went in the fourth to Los Angeles as did Nebraska tackle Roland McDole to St. Louis. Detroit also picked Oklahoma back Ron Hartline in the fourth. In later rounds, Kansas State back Dale Evans, Oklahoma State tackle Frank Barker, Oklahoma back Mike McClelland, and 6-4 225-pound end Larry Muff of St Benedict’s were selected by St. Louis, Cleveland, San Francisco, and Detroit respectively in rounds six to eight.
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Cleveland
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St. Benedict's
Ted Williams Takes A Job With Sears
CHICAGO AP Ted Williams one of baseball's great hitters has signed a five year Sears contract to advise in promotion and marketing of sports equipment. Williams 42 retired after 1960 with the Red Sox and will be a special batting coach next spring. He will also keep his Florida fishing tackle business with Sears as his main customer.
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Chargers Work On New Defense
Los Angeles coach Sid Gillman plans a new defensive approach for the New Year’s Day AFL championship game in Houston against the Oilers. Houston won the Eastern Division title. the Chargers share the Western crown. The clubs split three meetings this season, with LA emphasizing blocking for star runner Paul Lowe as Jack Kemp’s aerial duel with George Blanda looms.
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Kansas Faces Cyclones In Tourney Opener
Iowa State, defending champion, meets Kansas tonight in the Big Eight Tournament first round after a 78-53 semifinal win over Nebraska. Henry Whitney, a 6-7 senior from Brooklyn, sparked the effort as ISU drew 7,500 fans to Municipal Auditorium.
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Tourney Play Could Change Cage Standings
Oklahoma and Kansas State meet in the semifinal round at 7 30 tonight while Iowa State and Kansas follow at 9 30 Paired in losers bracket games include Oklahoma State vs Colarlele and Missouri vs Nebraska Whitney scored 26 points and 20 rebounds for Missouri Henke scored 18 points for Kansas State and Gardner led Nebraska with 15 points as Kansas outshot Nebraska 29 3 percent shooting low for the Jayhawks kept the game close early in the first half
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Marciano to Be Honored At Bnai Brith Award Banquet
New York AP retired undefeated heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano will be honored as a History Makers of the Century at the Bnai Brith Sports Lodge awards dinner on January 22. The event, a memorial to Bill Corum, will also recognize Dr. Roger Bannister, Johnny Langden, Don Larsen, Bobby Thomson, Jack Kramer, and Sid Luckman and teammates from the 1940 Chicago Bears for notable achievements since the turn of the century.
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Bradley edges Drake in overtime 83 77
Bradley, ranked second, needed overtime to defeat Drake 83 77. St Louis, eighth, beat SMU 74 50 and Louisville crushed BYU 95 67. Indiana and Duke set to play in upcoming tournaments. Ohio State routed Seton Hall 97 57. St Bonaventure beat St Josephs 83 70 as St John’s opened with a win over Providence 76 64. Utah topped Penn 72 60.
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Fists Fly In Pro Contest
In last night's pro basketball action the Big 9 posted 45 points and Gene Conley clashed with Ed Conlin as Cincinnati rallied to a 129-123 win. Wilt Chamberlain and Paul Arizin led the Warriors in Philadelphia as the team narrowed the gap to the Celtics. Detroit beat Yale 83-67 and Colorado State topped Xavier in the Motor City Classic. Evansville hosts Penn State after Evansville Invitational results.
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Tourney Win For Emporia State
Emporia State rolled past Western Illinois 86-67 as Jim Finley led with 27 points in the Quincy College Holiday basketball Tournament first round. Southern Illinois beat Illinois Wesleyan 84-62, Ed Spila key in overtime.William Jewell upset Quincy 64-56 to reach semi finals with South Illinois and Emporia State.
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