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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1956

Page

10

Giants Ready For Bears In Nfl Championship

New York Giants coach Jim Lee Howell says the team is fit and ready to face the Chicago Bears in the NFL title game, while noting Chicago's potent running attack and key weapons Rick Casares and Harlan Hill. Howell outlines planned defensive variations and emphasizes disciplined conditioning after a light training week.

Chi Bears Newark Giants Jim Lee Howell Bears Howell New York Chicago Harlon Hill Ed Brown Yankee Stadium Giant Jim Howell New York Giants Chicago Bears Rick Casares Harlan Hill Casares Hill Bobby Watkins Jim Dooley Giants Theeague

Southern Awards 29 Fall Letters at SIU

Twenty nine Southern Illinois University athletes earned fall sport letters for 1956. Football letters went to twenty three players including John Abramovitch Haverhill Mass Bob Batura Danvers Mass Ron Bishop Carpellton Tim Bowers Murphysboro Willie Brown Memphis Tenn Bill Connelly East Chicago Calvin Fearn St Louis John Gelch Lemons Charles Hamilton Herrin Cecil Hart Hillsboro Ed Hayes Carbondale Gene Krolak Chicago Aanette Lewis East St Louis Jim McCann West Frankfort Dave Miles Maplewood Bill Norwood Centralia Marion Rushing Pinckneyville Carver Shannon Corinth Miss Charles Steptoe Centralia Bob Swanson Chicago Dave Wheeler Chicago Richard White St Louis Mo end manager Hunh Hillmann Park Ridge. Cross country letters went to Ray Canterberry Mt Morris Robert Claus Elmhurst Richard Gregory St Louis Carl Meier Altamont James Richter Troy and Lawrence Spann Chicago Heights.

Southern Illinois University John Abramovitch Haverhill Mass Bob Batura Danvers Ron Bishop Carpellton Tim Bowers Murphysboro Willie Brown Memphis Tenn Bill Connelly East Chicago Ind Calvin Fearn Fast St. Louis John Gelch Lesser Charles Hamilton Herrin Cecil Hart Hilsiboro Park Ridge Ray Canterberry Mt. Morris Robbert Claus Elmhurst Richard Gregory St. Louis Carl Meier Altamont James Richter Troy Lawrence Spann Chicago Heights

Parker Signs Two Year Pact To Coach Lions

Parker agrees to a two year coaching contract with the Lions at about $30,000 per year after a 2 1/2 hour board meeting of 15 directors. He had previously turned down a one year deal.

Lions Parker Man Board of Directors

College Basketball Roundup from Holiday Tournaments

Recap of first round results across multiple events with numerous teams. Oregon State fell to San Francisco while Washington defeated Southern California, plus Duke edged by North Carolina, and Utah upset West Virginia. Other notable scores include Louisville over St Louis, Dayton over Duquesne, and Connecticut beating Stanford. Additional bowls and invites feature Kentucky edging Virginia in the Sugar Bowl and Georgia topping South Carolina in the Gator Bowl.

Oregon St San Francisco Louisville St. Louis Dayton Duquesne North Carolina Duke Wake Forest N.C. State Utah W. Virginia DePaul Iowa Pitt Western Kentucky Connecticut Stanford Seton Hall Alparaiso Miami Fla Georgia S. Carolina Florida Clemson

College Scores From Various matchups

Illinois Normal 84 Iowa Ves eyan 72 St Benedicts Kan 83 Eastern Illinois 67 Quincy 71 Missouri Valley 65 Lake Forest 64 St Thomas Minn 61 Wartburg 103 CulverStockton 74 Other Games Illinois 108 Princeton 87 Tennessee 70 Arizona 66 UCLA 82 Butler 71 Colorado A&M 63 Idaho 57 Wichita 63 Oregon 58 Minn Duluth 95 Superior Wis 78

Tech Kentucky Virginia Neonse Alabama Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Mich. St Nebraska Missouri Town St Kansas St Gulshoma City Marquette Seattle Memphis St Georgia Tech Idaho St Texas Tech Tulane Northwestern Detroit Boston Notre Dame Brigham Manhattan Ohio St Iole NYU Niagara Oe Johns Vilor Tipoff Seaton Gustavus Adolphus Texas Southern Hamline Arkansas Tech Indiana Central Rockhurst Illinois Normal Iowa Veseyan St. Benedicts Kan Eastern Ilinois Illinois Princeton Tennessee Arizona UCLA Butler Colorado A&m Idaho Wichita Oregon Duluth Superior Wis

Carrier Pilot Richard D. Jones Qualifies

Carrier pilot Richard D. Jones son of Mr and Mrs Laynon E Jones of Rt 3 Galatia qualified after completing six landings aboard a light carrier.

Richard D. Jones Laynon E. Jones Rt. 3 Galatia

McKinstry Graduates From Army Administration Course

Fort Wood Pvt. William D. McKinstry son of Mr and Mrs Bert A McKinstry of 604 East St Pinckneyville has completed the basic Army administration course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.

William D. McKinstry Bert A. McKinstry East St Pinckneyville Fort Leonard Wood

Bob Feller Retires From Baseball To Focus On Business

Cleveland reports Bob Feller, longtime Indians fireball pitcher, will retire from active baseball to devote time to his insurance business and other interests. The 38 year old star leaves a storied career with noted highs and lows including a 1937 flop label, Navy service, and a later adapted pitching repertoire.

Cleveland Iowa Eller Feller Navy

Prep Tournaments Result Summary

Rockford E Rockford 65 over Washington 53. Central Pec 69 over W Rockford 59. Elgin 78 over Thornton 61. Oak Park 65 over York 57. Farmington 55 over Manlius 45. Galva 59 over Lafayette 51. Wayne City 63 over Allendale 52. Wayne City 69 over Lesser 58. Woodlawn 78 over Altamont 71. Bluford 65 over Enfield 63.

Elgin Thornton Oak Park York Farmington

Rose Fete To Draw Half Million Autos

Pasadena police estimate about 500000 cars carrying 1 million people will flood Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses Parade and Rose Bowl game. The parade features 63 floats 20 bands 200 horses and three rose cars with grand marshal Eddie Rickenbacker and officials.

Pasadena Calif Clarence Morris Eddie Rickenbacker

Beaver Coach Unhappy Over Oregon State Readiness

Pasadena Calif Dec 29 AP Iowa and Oregon State ended contact work as they taper for the Rose Bowl New Year game. Oregon State coach Tommy Prothro faulted his squad for poor mental focus while Iowa coach Forest Evashevski called the game a toss up with no overconfidence.

Beaver Oregon State Pasadena Calif Iowa Tommy Prothro Forest Evashevski

Aerial Play Could Decide Rose Bowl

Iowa and Oregon State focus on passing as they prepare for the Rose Bowl. Iowa with nine games and 103 passes completed 4 times, Beavers with 75 attempts and 40 completions for 670 yards and four of 27 touchdowns. Total team yards reach 475.

Iowa Oregon State Joe Francis Beavers

DePue Star Ron Zagar Tops State Scoring First Ten Games

DePue high school senior Ron Zagar leads state scoring with 375 points in ten games this season and 1,857 for his prep career. In a Quincy four team tourney he scored 75 across two games including 49 in the final against Quincy, surpassing his prior best of 47 set against Wenona.

DePue Ron Zagar Zagar Quincy Springfield Cathedral Wenona

Baby Vasquez Stops Paolo Ross In Seven Round

In Miami at Biscayne Arena on Friday night Baby Vasquez the Mexican lightweight champion stopped Paolo Asi the Italian from the Bronx in the seventh round on a technical knockout. The bout was a fast paced toe to toe affair that thrilled the crowd.

Miami Fla Baby Vasquez Paolo Asi Bronx Biscayne Arena

Miller Receives Monmouth College Football Letter

Raymond L. Miller son of Mr and Mrs Jess Miller 2317 Alexander St Murphysboro received a varsity football letter at Monmouth College this fall. Miller served in the Navy before attending college and was captain of the 1951 Murphysboro team.

Raymond L. “ Whitey Miller Jess Miller Alexander St. Murphysboro Monmouth College Murphysboro Navy

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Southern Awards Raymond Parker Detroit Lions Edwin J. Anderson Washington Southern California Metcalf Clothing Store Alan Maver Eal Yenkins Olympic Lieut Paray O'Brien Santee Nashua Widener Warrison Dillard Vanes E. Sullivan Tropay Quincy Tourney Upper Town Loras Wartburg Culver-Stockton Buick Sales Coleman Holliday N. 19Th Fort Wood Bob Feller Business Cleveland Indians Murphysboro Iron & Metal Co Gartside Murphyshore Pyramid Lumber CO Carbondale Rockford E. Rockford Central Pec W. Rockford Rose Fete Alan Mayer Johanny Saxton Carmen Basilio Bill Russell Terrang SWAPS Georce Breen $E Paolo Ross Hertz Truck Rentai Service Grob Agency. Inc Marphysbere Ll the Advertising Council The National Safety Council Vogler Motor Co., Inc FORD
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