Kapp Replaces Injured Duncan for Hawaii Tilt
Iowa's 38 12 Rose Bowl rout over California set up a Hula Bowl spot for Randy Duncan who suffered a bruised kidney. Bears' Joe Kapp will replace him in Honolulu while Duncan seeks medical tests and contemplates pro plans. Hawkeye stars praised line play and touted next season as back to form. Jeter hailed the day as the greatest thrill of his life.
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Moyer Wins Split Decision Over Ortega In Madison Square Garden
Denny Moyer edges Gaspar Ortega by split decision in New York, despite 16 of 18 writers favoring Ortega. The 19 year old improves to 19 straight pro wins in his West Coast debut, prompting calls for a top 10 rating boost.
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Is Life Complete for Cooper Now
Australian tennis star Ashley Cooper awaited a professional contract to complete life. He wed Helen Woods Miss Australia of 1957 at St Paul’s Presbyterian Church, drawing approximately 5,000 fans who milled outside the church for a glimpse of the couple.
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East squad drops Layne and Matson in Pro Bowl breach
Quarterback Bobby Layne and halfback Ollie Matson were dropped Friday from the East squad for the Pro Bowl game in Honolulu. NFL Commissioner Bert Bell charged them with breach of contract as NES contracts require Pro Bowl players to appear in the game. They will be replaced by Eddie Teberon and Tommy McDonald.
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Newcombe Signs 1959 Cincinnati Pact
Don Newcombe, who regained some of his old pitching form after a trade to the Redlegs, became the first player to sign a 1959 Cincinnati contract.
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Santa Anita Race Card Summary From Disjointed OCR
Race results and betting prices scrambled in an OCR fragment for Santa Anita events. Mentions horses like Town Hero and Well Royal, jockeys Shoemaker and Boland, with odd times such as 1:24 and 1:50. Several line breaks and garbled text obscure full results and payouts.
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Paramount Los Angeles Clash In California Ice Hockey
Paramount and Los Angeles meet in a California Ice Hockey League tilt. Pomona faces Phoenix in Arizona city action. The Paramount faceoff is slated for 6 p.m. with a 9 dollar admission.
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Vikings stay unbeaten with 97 82 win over El Camino
Jerome Hall reports Long Beach City College remains undefeated in Metro play after a 97 82 victory over El Camino at SECC gym. Bob Berry was ejected early in the second half amid intense officiating as LBCC used depth from subs Dale Fisher and Jim Krel, plus strong inside work by Dick Markowitz and Stan Andersen to pull away.
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Pasadena College Deraints Long Beach State 80 65
In non league play at Pasadena, Long Beach State’s four game streak ends as Pasadena College dominates 80-65. Pasadena leads 16-14 early, holds half edge, then pulls away 48-31 after intermission. Salcida scores 14 for LBCC, while Tom Reddin tops Pasadena with 21 points.
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Rivers Faces Vaughn in Legion Bout
Two former California middleweight champions Willie Vaughn and Neal Rivers collide in 1958's first local ring card at Hollywood Legion Stadium. The 10 round feature is listed as even money. Legion admission includes free entry for kids 16 years and under with an adult. Vaughn owns a 39 19 5 record with notable wins over Tiger Jones Al Williams Charley Joseph Charlie Green and Jimmy Beecham. Rivers, Californias crust of four months and fresh from a KO of Jim Hegerie in Albuquerque, previously fell to Hank Casey and Bobby Boyd.
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