U S Clinches Interzone Net Tournament
United States advances to the Davis Cup Interzone final after Mulloy and Seixas defeat Ampon and Deyro 6-1 6-3 6-2 to lead 3-0. Belgians loom as tougher test. next week the U S faces Belgium with Australia to follow in the Challenge Round.
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Illinois DePaul Meet Tonight To Match Racehorse Cage Styles
Illinois and DePaul clash at Huff Gym in a fast paced season test. Meyer's sophomores face Illinois veterans with height and rebounding edge predicted, as DePaul aims to run and shoot against a poised Illini lineup.
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Minnesota Wins No 2 Shake Up In Early College Ball
The article notes North Carolina State momentum early in ACC play led by Bob Mac Gillvray as State rallied to overcome Wake Forest. Minnesota edged Iowa State 67 66 while Georgia Tech beat Alabama 73 62. Other results include Tulsa over New Mexico A&M 62 56 and Princeton beating Lafayette 75 72.
Not Bad for a Gal Marion Ladewig Bowls 922 in World Tourney
Marion Ladewig, a Grand Rapids grandmother, shot 922 in four games to lead the women's field of 64 at the World's Invitational bowling tournament in Chicago. Don Carter leads the men's preliminaries with 1,200 plus. Schmidt tops with 1,308 in six games as match play starts December 13.
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Excelsior
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Ortega Logart Fight Sparks Welterweight Elimination Race
Tonight Isaac Logart clashes with Gaspar Ortega in a 12 round welterweight bout to determine which fighter remains in the elimination series for the vacant 147 pound title. Logart favored at 7-5, with the winner advancing in the tournament originated after Carmen Basilio relinquished the crown.
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Wheaton Erupts Past Wesleyan 95-56 to Start Title Defense
Wheaton College opened its defense of the College Conference of Illinois basketball crown by routing Illinois Wesleyan 95-56. The Crusaders extended their conference winning streak to 31 games and moved to an impressive overall mark.
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Attendance Drop Hits Major College Football In 1957
An Associated Press survey of 116 institutions shows the first overall decrease in attendance at major college football games since 1954. Total attendance slipped by 195,602 from 1956 to 13,926,810, a 1.41 percent drop, with declines sweeping most regions and conferences. Major decreases occurred in the Big Ten, Southeastern, and Southwest.
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College Basketball Roundup Scores From Various Games
Minnesota edged Iowa State 67 66 and Nebraska beat Wyoming 77 66. Wheaton defeated Ill Wesleyan 94 56 while St Normal won 76 51 over McKendree. Gustavus Adolphus 81 Beloit 79 in double overtime. Chicago Univ 61 Aurora 43. Princeton 75 Lafayette 72. N C State 62 Wake Forest 51. Georgia Tech 73 Alabama 62. Louisville 74 Georgetown Ky 54. Gonzaga 66 Eastern Washington 58.
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PCC Passes Aid Increase at Winter Conference
Pacific Coast Conference members wrapped up their winter meeting by voting to hire a new commissioner and to implement a liberalized student aid plan. Victor O. Schmidt resigned after 13 years as commissioner. Stanford professor Rixford K. Snyder was elected to succeed Emmett B. Moore as president.
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Illinois gridders join North squad for Shrine game
Miami Florida December 6 AP Halfback Dale Smith fullback Ray Nitschke and end Ron Hanson of the University of Illinois will play for the North in the Shrine college all star game in the Orange Bowl on Christmas night. Smith was captain of the Sili ni but had injuries this season. Hanson was a regular end for three years. Nitschke led the island with a 5.9 yard per rush average.
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Ray Nitschke
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