College Cagers Tournaments Southwest Conference Results
A garbled summary of college basketball tournament scores lists Texas A and M 70 over Texas A&M 46, Baylor 84, Colorado State 76, Oklahoma 81, Wyoming 63, and various other matchups across conferences. Numerous team names, venues, and round results appear, including references to Georgetown, Maryland, DePaul, and Virginia. The text blends semifinals, Consolations, and tournament names like Orange Bowl and Sugar Bowl style brackets with scattered scores.
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California
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New Mexico
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Razorbacks Seek Upset of Sixth-Ranked SMU in SWC Final
Arkansas, noted for upset wins over Texas and Rice, aims to topple sixth-ranked SMU for the Southwest Conference tournament title in Houston. SMU dominated Texas A&M and Texas Christian en route to the final, while Arkansas forced late rallies in rough play to reach this clash.
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Houston
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Razorbacks
Texas
SMU
Texas A. & M
Tou
Lesas
Texas Christian
Navy
Ani Baylor
Rice
Trina
Ds Shaffer
Cle
Hooton Mastert
Fit Barrie
Frankly
Young Terry Shand IIT Says Final Round On TV Tonight
The San Antonio youth Terry Shand IIT competes for a $4000 prize on Sunday night television as he remains a Babe Ruth expert. The Missions new GM Marvin Milkes sends good wishes and offers a season pass to all 1957 Mission games. Milkes hopes Shand can throw the ceremonial first ball at the season opener.
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Terry Shand Iit
San Antonio
Babe Ruth
Missions
Marvin Milkes
Mission Stadium
Milkes
Terry
Babe Zaharias Hurdy-Gurdy Harmony Noted In Local Spree
Jumbled report notes Babe Didrikson Zaharias performing with harmonica and guitar style duets locally. Mentions Bobby Dodd and lively musical acts by disc jockeys as part of a playful celebration with a focus on musical talent and entertainment.
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Babe
Zaharias
Bobby Dodd
Sme
Headline on acne rules and Holi masketball tourney
Promoters of the holiday masketball tournament in Chicago incurred a 512,000 red ink loss as changes in rules for waning horses and 16 letter names after year start ripple through the event. Olympians and San Francisco figures feature in the fragmented report.
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Willelies
Ihe Acne
Chicago
Olympians
San Francisco
Minneapolis stadium nets profit and youth fitness push
Minneapolis new municipal stadium posted a profit of 150000 plus for the year. President F Sennower outlines a youth fitness program while a figure named John fathers a movement and Grace is mentioned in a surrounding note.
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Minneapolis
Municipal Stadium
F Sennower Inéy
John
Dad
Grace
SMU and Texas Games Highlight Mixed Results in Meager Slate
A garbled clipping lists scattered university teams and dates, noting SMU and Texas action along with several players and venues. Names and places are obscured, but references to teams, broadcast notes, and a schedule fragment hint at a light midweek sports page with incomplete details.
Dudley Quits At Villanova
SILLANOVA Pa December 29 Ambrose F Bad Darks leaves a Pasadena style message as coach departs Villanova amid unclear reasons and a tentative plan to seek new position at a later date.
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Ambrose F
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Toliciog
Midwestern and Trinity clash for league title
Trine and Midwestern played a coast conference basketball clash in Dallas as part of the Bike Basket Ball tournament. Milton led scoring with 20 points as Midwestern defeated Austin village in Priday night action.
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Roundup of sports and city notes across regions
A garbled roundup mentions Snead, Charest, Prensy, Niven and Brigg s winning positions in a SHOX event, plus scattered references to Leander golf, a New York boat estimate, a Bronx redevelopment study, and potential moves for the Washington Redskins.
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Snead
Angel Snaw
Prank Boynton
van Briggs
Roca Raton
Ark
New York City
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Eiyiniat
Harlandale Indians win San Antonio Invitational title
The Harlandale Indians and South San Antonio Bobcats claimed tourney titles at Alamo Stadium in a San Antonio Invitational basketball final. Marlancajg led with 18 points as Harlandale edged Beackeypleiss 70-63 to win AAA-AAAA. South San Antonio defeated Lanter and Barbarile to secure the Open division crown.
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Barbarile
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Lanier High Stumbles in Tight 65 69 Loss
Lanier High boys fall 65 to 69 in a hard fought game. The squad trailing at halftime rallied with strong second half play but could not overcome opponent's late surge. Key scorer tallied 26 points in a prior game earlier that month.
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Seriol Sports
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Lanier
Tia
Tallinn
Sihowl
Halidays
Oley
Sean
Lanker
Ueto
Lou Nova Libel Suit Reaches California Supreme Court
A historical press summary notes Lou Nova's libel case moving to the California Supreme Court. The report cites attorney Kay Lacy defending Nova, Hearst Publications, and Vincent Flaherty. It references a 1941 era boxing context with champion Sugar Ray Lewis and mentions contested statements and court findings.
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Supreme Court
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Atttorney
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Los Angeles Xarrier
Vincent X. Flaherty
Hearst Publishing
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Hearst
Angeles
Sooner State League Faces Shakeups After Shawnee Loss
In Shawnee last Friday night Dynner Smith of the Shawnee Athletic Club warned the Sooners that the Hawkes may fold as the Sooner State league shrinks to seven teams ahead of the league meeting. Financial concerns loom with potential further exits. a notable player and several facilities are cited as risk factors.
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Sele Ae
Dynner
Smith
Shawnee ‘Athletic’ Asst
Hawkes
Hmitn
Port Feal
Braaklyst
Miami Beach Junior Tennis Standouts Reach Quarterfinals
In the Orange Bowl junior championships in Miami Beach, top seed Chely Craw Hoye of Piedmont California defeated Alfonse Gehus of Moxie 840 to advance. Eddie Sindga of Dallas and Rod Seastean of St Louis also moved into the quarterfinals after upsets.
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Liu
Larlos Pernanthes
Brazil
John Newman
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Mrnday
Eddie Sindga
Dallas
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St Lews
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Piedmont
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Moxie
Wilt Chamberlain shines as KU advances in Big Seven finals
Wilt Chamberlain scored 36 points in the opening round and 49 by halftime, fueling Kansas to a 74-56 win over Oklahoma and a spot in the Big Seven finals. North Carolina and Kentucky also posted strong showings in holiday tournaments as teams vie for titles.
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Swete
Happy Group
Stitt
Chamberlain
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Jayhawks
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Oklahoma
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Raleigh
N.C
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Blue’ Devils
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Sooners
Showman Norton
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Buffaloes
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Texas water resources panel weighs boat tax and license hike
In Austin on Friday the Texas water resources committee delayed proposals for a five percent excise tax on pleasure boats and motors and a 56 cent license hike citing a need to study federal funds impact. Witnesses urged a boat registration approach rather than broad taxes, warning a tax shift could harm sportsmen and federal aid.
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Texas
Eaton May Lose License For Boxing Promoter Controversy
Los Angeles December 29 The state athletic commission moved to revoke Cal Eaton’s license as promoter of the Olympic Auditorium over violations of contract obligations in bouts involving Boxers and Miceli and others and for not withholding purse money. Commissioner Luce cited conduct reflecting discredit on boxing. Eaton has acted as matchmaker since Babe McCay’s resignation and his lifetime ban.
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State Athletic Commission
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Olympic Auditorium
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Art Aragon
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Paddy Demarco
Jimmy Knipp
California
Exton
Faton
Olympic
Babe McCay
Rosewall Turns Pro
Rosewall signs professional contract in Sydney and Adelaide with Davis Cup era figures tied to a $385,000 deal plus 5 percent of gross overages. The agreement includes a yearly renewal option and a 25 percent share of scripts exceeding $300,000.
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Fight Probe To Continue In San Antonio Trial
Boxers Ant Ara and Dick Galastely face possible charges from California over a supposed bout that never happened. Testimony was given last December. January grand jury will pursue a new investigation. District Attorney Hubert W. Green notes sports fraud is punishable by 1 to 3 years, perjury by up to eight years. grand jury may reconvene next month.
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Vasquez Wins On TV Steamroll. Roster Falls In Miami Bout
Mexican lightweight Vasquez defeated Pana Rosi by seventh round technical knockout in Biscayne Arena Miami. The bout televised by NBC drew 1 229 fans and a gate of about BIKE. Vasquez improved to 46 wins 12 losses Royi suffered first defeat of the year after three straight victories. Rost dropped to 27 fights without a win against Vasquez.
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Pro Cagers Beat Pal Place in Tight Preview Upset
Pro basketball game notes detail Kelair SMA and Tony sending Wayne at Rach for a clash with Neagity MAME scheduled. The item highlights team matchups, venues, and players involved in the forthcoming contest.
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Feller Quits Baseball for Business Ventures
Cleveland dec 29 longtime baseball star Bob Feller announces retirement from active play to focus on his insurance business and other interests. The Hall of Fame pitcher leaves a record of 266 wins with three no hitters and 18 strikeouts in one game, ending a two decade dominance. He will remain president of the Major League Players Association and a pension committee member, with his No 34 to be retired by the Indians.
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Tibbs Favored Over Kid Castro In Ring Clash
Tibbs, a salds favorite from Boston, meets Manny Castro in a light heavyweight bout at Legion Stadium. Castro steps in for Lux Lauretas, who reportedly broke an eye injury. The undercard airs Saturday night with local interest high.
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Manny Kid" Castro
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