LSU Tops AP Poll Fifth Week As Unbeaten Tigers Eyes Sugar Bowl
LSU remains No 1 for the fifth straight week after finishing 10-0, SEC champion and Sugar Bowl host. Auburn 2nd with 8-0-1, Oklahoma 3rd after key Orange Bowl bid, with Iowa 4th and Ohio State entering top 10.
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Olson And Young Collide Tonight Showdown
In Oakland Olson the former world 160 pound champion and Young two year veteran collide in a comeback light heavyweight bout at the Oakland Auditorium. Olson is favored to win as in the past and carries a 67-10-0 record while Young sits at 49-12-44. The 10 round fight will not be televised. Olson stopped 31 opponents and Young 24 in their careers.
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Cooper and Anderson May Join Kramer Tennis Troupe
Australian players Cooper and Anderson indicated they will delay any decision until after the Davis Cup. Promoter Jack Kramer has attracted top Aussies in the past, raising questions about potential exodus from Australia’s amateur ranks and impact on national tennis as Davis Cup looms.
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Bathgate Extends NHL Scoring Lead With Eight Points
New York Rangers star Andy Bathgate dominates the NHL scoring race after a 3 goal 5 assist week, lifting his total to 28. Ed Litzenberger and Bernie Geoffrion slide to a tie for second with 21, while Henri Richard leads in assists with 16 and Terry Sawchuk posts a 2.30 goals against average.
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Big Ten names MVPs as 1958 season closes
Purdue senior end Tom Franckhauser Iowa pick Randy Duncan Illinois guard Gene Cherney Indiana captain Mike Rabold earns praise for Hoosiers defense Michigan State selects Sammy Williams as captain. Team awards reflect season performances across Purdue Iowa Illinois Indiana and Michigan State with coaching and prep for Thanksgiving games ahead.
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Virginia Tech end Carroll Dale is All-Southern captain
Virginia Tech senior end Carroll Dale named honorary captain of the 1958 All-Southern Conference football team by AP voters. He led in first-team selections and started his 29th straight game as Tech prepared for VMI. The full squad lists fellow honorees from West Virginia, VMI, George Washington, Richmond, Furman, The Citadel, and others with backups and honorable mentions.
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Folley defeats British champ in controversial long count
Zora Folley of Chandler Arizona defeated Jamaica’s Joe Bygraves to win the heavyweight bout in Leicester England amid a disputed long count by referee Frank Wilson and the timekeeper. Folley knocked down Bygraves in round two and led 6-1-1 after eight rounds. the fight ended with one second left in the ninth. Folley weighed 191½ pounds while Bygraves weighed 203.
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Rough Riders Open 1958-59 Schedule For Baileysville
Baileysville Rough Riders unveil 20 game schedule led by returning lettermen Dicky Birkhead Bob Blankenship and Eugene Bishop. Home opener December 5 against Herndon with trips to Glen Rogers Northfork Mullens and Welch shaping a busy season. Claude Gibson, 170 pound Asheville sophomore, led NC State freshmen in scoring last year with six TDs.
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