Bob White AP Back Of Week honors Ohio State star
Ohio State fullback Bob White 210 pounds earned the Associated Press Back of the Week after rushing for 209 yards on 33 carries and scoring 3 touchdowns in the 38-28 win over Iowa. Don Clark aided with 152 yards on 15 carries.
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Bob White
Ohio State
Ralph Hunsaker
Arizona
Duncan
Iowa
White
Don Clark
Jack Cummings
North Carolina
Navy
Joe Tranchini
College voters list top players in national poll
The ballot included players who gained 164 yards against Harvard and others receiving votes were Jack Spikes of Texas Christian Don Meredith of SMU Jim Monro e of Arkansas David Ray of Vanderbilt Chuck Zimmerman of Syracuse Dale Hackbart of Wisconsin.
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Harvard
Jack Spikes
Texas Christian
Don Meredith
Southern Methodist
Jim Monroe
Arkansas
David Ray
Vanderbilt
Chuck Zimmerman
Syracuse
Dale Hackbart
Wisconsin
Orange Bowl Stakes Rise Over Syracuse West Va Rivalry
Syracuse looks likely to face Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl asWest Virginia seeks to derail the bid by beating the Orange. Dick Longfellow leads WVU in a late-season push while Clemson challenges for a bowl spot and Oklahoma Nebraska duel for the Big Eight title.
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Syracuse
Oklahoma
West Va
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Iowa
Nick Pietrosante
North Carolina
Forest Evasheveski
Jeff Langston
John Nocera
Dan Horn
Tar Heels
Jim Tatum
Earle Edwards
N. C. State
Dick Reynolds
Tatum
Reynolds
Baltimore Colts
Camp Lejeune Marines
Atlantic Coast Conference
Jim Weaver
Harvard California LSU and more college grid picks
Harvard over Yale in an irrelevant rivalry clash set amid many college football predictions. California faces Stanford in the West Coast Big Gate, LSU challenges Tulane, and Ohio State meets Michigan with emphasis on fierce rivalries, while a broad slate of games follows including Notre Dame, USC, Texas Christian, and others.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
NEW York
Harvard
Yale
Harvards
California
Stanford
Golden Bears
Louisiana State
Tulane
LSU
Billy Cannon
Johnny Robinson
Tyers
Ohio State
Michigan
Bob White
Benny Oosterbaan
Missouri
Kansas
Southern California
UCLA
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Texas Q Christian
Rice
Iowa
Notre Dame
Florida
Florida State
North Carolina
Duke
Tennessee
Kentucky
Boston University
Connecticut
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Pirates Unveil 1958 59 Cage Card
Fayetteville High opens the 1958 59 basketball season December 9 at Ansted, then hosts Kingston December 12. A four team Fayette tourney runs December 18 19 with Mount Hope Ansted and Lookout. Schedule lists 13 road trips and 6 home games through February 24 including Mount Hope, Summersville, Gauley Bridge and Shady Spring.
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Fayetteville
Fayetteville High
Ansted
Bob Brinkley
Pirates
Kingston Mountaineers
Mount Hope
Lookout
Kingston
Fayette Tourney
Meadow Bridge
Montgomery
Clay
Gauley Bridge
Summersville
Beckley
Shady Spring
Red Schoendienst Battles TB Eyeing MLB Return
Red Schoendienst of the Milwaukee Braves has tuberculosis and is hospitalized at Mount St. Rose Sanitarium. His wife Mary says he remains determined to return to major league play, despite doctors predicting possible long recovery. Braves officials express confidence they can win with infield replacements, notably Mel Roach, Felix Mantilla, and Casey Wise.
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ST. Louis
Red Schoendienst
Milwaukee Braves
Schoendienst
Ray Martin
Mary
Red
Mount St. Rose
Martin
Braves
Fred Haney
Mel Roach
Felix Mantilla
Casey Wise
Roach
Haney
John Quinn
Indiana Tech Dominates Griffin in Lopsided Win
Indiana Tech defeated Griffin 115 to 72 as George Williams poured in 63 points for Concordia Milwaukee, while Huntington beat Grace 88 to 68 and Vincennes topped Lincoln Illinois 94 to 62. In pro play, Boston beat Detroit 115 to 102 and Syracuse won 120 to St Louis. Detroit beat Boston 6 to 1 in hockey with Toronto at New York and Boston at Chicago upcoming.
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George Williams
Concordia
Milwaukee
Huntington
Grace
Vincennes
Lincoln
Ill
Bible
National Basketball Assn
Boston
Detroit
Syracuse
St. Louis
Cincinnati
National Hockey League
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Jackson Named Syracuse Co Captain Against WVU
Syracuse named senior fullback Ernie Jackson co captain for the West Virginia game. Coach Ben Schwartzwalder directed a long drill with offense and defense as Jackson, sidelined three games by a knee injury, returns to share captain duties with quarterback Chuck Zimmermann.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ernie Jackson
West Virginia
Ben Schwartzwalder
Jackson
Chuck Zimmerman
Milstead Tops In Total Offense. Longfellow Fourth
Texas A M tailback Charley Milstead rushed for 185 yards and scored twice while also passing for another as he reclaimed the national total offense lead. He edged Iowa’s Randy Duncan by 7 yards, 1,812 to 1,812, with Duncan posting 249 passing yards against Iowa and Ohio State. Joe Kapp of California sits third with 1,131, Vir ginia’s Bill Holsclaw fallen to sixth, and Dick Longfellow of West Virginia among leaders.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Bob White
Ohio State
Iowa
White
Don Clark
Randy Duncan
Pete Dawkins
Army
Fleet
Caldwell
Dawkins
Charley Milstead
Texas A&m
Rice
Owls
California
Joe Kapp
Washington
South
Alex Hawkins
South Carolina
Virginia
Carolina
Larry Naviaux
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Pete Hart
Hardin Simmons
West Texas State
Jake Crouthamel
Dartmouth
Cornell
Frank Finney
Brown
NEW York
Charley Milsted
Milstead
Ncaa Service Bureau
Bill Holsclaw
Duncan
Dick Longfellow
West Virginia
Dick Bass
College of Pacific
Bass
Syracuse Nationals Rout Hawks in St Louis Doubleheader
Syracuse moved within a game and a half of the Knicks after rallying to defeat St Louis 120-94 as Larry Costello poured in 28. Boston beat Detroit 115-102 while Philadelphia’s Phil Jordan and Boston’s Tom Heinsohn tangled in a first game skirmish.
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Nats
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Detroit
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Boston
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Bill Russell
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WVU Dockets 2 Games In Charleston For '60
WVU will play two 1959-60 games in Charleston at the Civic Center. WVU will host the University of Virginia next season and Buckeyes play here Dec 13 in what may be near a sellout. Charleston manager William S Bolden cites WVU athletic director Robert N Brown.
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West Virginia University
Williams. Holden
Charleston Civic Center
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
West Virginia
Robert N. Brown
WVU
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Mountaineers
WVU May Set A Fistful Of Passes Records This Season
West Virginia, famed for its ground game, may set several passing records after tying the Southern Conference mark for completions in a season with one game left. They have 97 completions on 193 attempts for 147.1 yards per game, challenging Davidson’s 97 completions and 150.1 yards from 1955. The Mountaineers lead the SOC in total offense at 329.8 yards per game, while VMI tops rushing and defense, and George Washington leads rushing defense. The top five teams in total offense, defense, and other categories are listed, showing WVU near the top in several charts.
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Mountaineers
VMI
William and Mary
George Washington
Davidson
West Va
the Citadel
VPI
Boxing card slips with multiple results across cities
In Miami Beach Charles Liston stopped Ernie Cale in the 8th round. In San Jose Kid Javella knocked out Joey Padilla in the 7th. Holyoke’s Dick Di Vola and Kid Chick fought to an eight round draw in Westfield. The card lists several fighters and results across Philadelphia Brooklyn and Boston locales.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Charles Liston
Philadelphia
Ernie Cale
Brooklyn
San Jose
Calif
Kid Javellana
Manaila
Joey Padilla
Holyoke
Mass
Dick di Vola
Boston
Kid Chick
Westfield
Maas
Drew
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