UCLA Beats Buffaloes In Pan Pacific Duel
UCLA outscored Colorado 40-30 after halftime to secure a 62 58 win at Pan Pacific. Walt Torrence led UCLA with 17 points while Gerry Schroeder managed nine for Colorado. Reserve Kafer Johnson and Man Wallace sparked UCLA as the Bruins improved to three wins, one loss in a steady coast conference push.
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Friday Fights and Silky Sullivan Weight Debate
A lively sports column discusses Silky Sullivan and trainerReggie Cornell. It recalls Hollywood Park feats and weighs comments on whether weight causes breakdowns in top thoroughbreds, citing Round Table and Citation while debating the Santa Anita Handicap stakes and jockey weights.
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Powell Nods Norkus In San Diego Comeback Bout
San Diego heavyweight Charlie Powell lands a clear 10 round decision over Charley Norkus of Long Island. Powell weighed 210 pounds while Norkus tipped the scales at 201. The bout showcased Powell’s steady return to form in front of a home crowd.
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LBCC Triumphs Over Alan Hancock in Jaycee Giants Battle
Long Beach City College Vikings rally from a 15 point deficit to beat Alan Hancock Junior College 68 to 65. Stan Andersen and Bob Berry spark a late fast break as Radometkin leads with 26 points and Andersen adds 22 for the Norse, who seize control in the second half.
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Hawkins Set for Legion Scrap in Hollywood Tonight
Hawkins 2-1 favorite to beat Tijuana’s Timi Barajas in a 10 round Southland bout at Hollywood Legion Stadium. The 20 year old Manual Arts grad Hawkins is riding a six fight wing victory streak after knocking out Baby Brown and Eddie Gasparra in recent Legion appearances. Darajag, a 20-5 foe, is well known to Southland fans. The card features 10 main events at the Olympic during 1955-56 with prior wins totaling eight.
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Cal Downs Iowa In Big 12 Basketball Thriller
California led by Darrell Inshoré with 27 points defeated Iowa 71 52 in Madison Wisconsin. The Golden Bears built offense in the first half and held the Hawkeyes to key scoring droughts after halftime.
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Colts Dominate Players All Pro selections in 1958
The Baltimore Colts lead the NEA and Press Telegram all pro lists with six first team picks and five more on the second team. Gino Marchetti and Ray Ferry top the ballots, while Lenny Moore and Jon Arnett secure first team halfback spots amid a year marked by turnover.
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Oklahoma Slips Troy First Loss
Oklahoma used strong field shooting in the first half and 15 free throws in the second to defeat Southern California 60 to 50 in Norman. Denny Price led Oklahoma with 21 points as the Sooners earned their third win in six games, while USC faltered after a 44.4 percent field goal rate in the opening half.
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U S Davis Cup lead after Italian setback in doubles
In Brisbane the United States took a 3-0 lead over Italy after a hard fought doubles win in the interzone final. American captain Perry Jones plans to substitute Richardson and Olmedo for the upcoming singles as the 50-match series heads to the final rounds in Brisbane. The Italians, undeterred after dropping the first two singles, fought for every point with few service breaks.
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Kentucky Invitational Ends With Turbulent Scores Across Regions
Readable fragments show multiple college teams and players in winter invitational action. Notable mentions include Notre Dame 77 Southwestern 73, Kentucky St 50, Texas Tech 73, and Citadel 73 with varied wins and losses. Numerous school names and scores indicate a broad regional roundup of results.
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