Cornell Takes Series In Overtime Thriller Over Syracuse
Cornell outlasted Syracuse 69-68 in an overtime thriller at Barton Hall. The game featured a tense final minute, with Jon Cincebox and Bill Massey delivering key plays and Syracuse contesting every possession as both teams traded leads before overtime sealed the win for Cornell.
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Andy Kerr Takes East Grid Drills In Shrine Game
Andy Kerr, 78, comes out of retirement to coach the East squad for the Shrine charity game on December 38 after influenza sidelined Rip Engle. Kerr, long associated with the East program, directs drills as stars like Alex Karras and Dave Bourland join in. Engle hopes to return tomorrow as Kerr leads practice with optimism.
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Rip Engle
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Santa Clara Infirmary
Sam Optimistic
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
Army
Dave Bourland
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Stan Slater
Crow Wins Harley Cup At Columbus For Texas A M Star
The Columbus Touchdown Club says Texas A M backfield ace John Crow is awarded the Chic Harley trophy as outstanding college football player of the year. Crow, a 2M-pound back, was chosen by vote amid the club’s annual presentation.
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Columbus Touchdown Club
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Stablic
Form Club Plans Televised Game Viewing at Nob Hill
Five San Francisco football fans, blocked from local TV by a sellout Kezar Stadium, set up a 200 foot antenna atop the Fairmont Hotel with help from Joe Anzivino and four friends. They rented two hotel rooms seating 2,300, formed the Pro Bull Fans Club, and charged $3.75 per member to stream Sundays Lions game on a 12 foot screen.
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Ohio State
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Hill Cubs Defeat Reds in Overtime
Cornell freshmen held Pete Chady largely in check as the Hill Cubs edged Syracuse 68 67 in overtime after a 64 64 regulation tie. Chady scored 23, well below his season average, as Cornell remained unbeaten in four games while Syracuse has defeated Cornell twice in four starts.
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It Cost Referee 195.10 To Miss Court Contest
Mel Ross of Oklahoma City officiated a Air Force Drake basketball game trip costing 195.10 after a misadventure seeking the Air Force Academy in Colorado. A Colorado state patrolman fined him and he missed the game.
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Dodgers Lose Los Angeles Park Site
The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum proposal to host Dodgers home games for the next two seasons failed at a nine member Coliseum Commission vote, leaving Pasadena’s Rose Bowl as the favored alternate. Dodger President Walter O Malley indicated a likely open air start at the Rose Bowl in April, with the Coliseum plan centered on a flat 175000 season concession and Dodgers not sharing profits beyond that.
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College Basketball Roundup From United Press
United Press reports a collage of college basketball results including Northeastern over Middlebury by a narrow margin, Cornell and Syracuse in a close OT, Louisville, LSU, and Davidson in key showdowns, and multiple conference tournament semifinals and first rounds. Notable scores feature North Carolina 73 over Minnesota, West Virginia 77 over Kentucky, UCLA 64 over Bradley 67, and Kansas 58 over Kansas State 58. The brief summary spans many teams and venues, with emphasis on tournament play and regional matchups.
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Alabama
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Clemson
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Kansas City U
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Missouri
Tex. Tech
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Abil Christian
Steve Souchock to Lead Trips Again
Steve Souchock, 38, of Dearborn Michigan, will manage the Binghamton Triplets in 1958 after piloting the team to the Eastern League pennant. He spent two seasons as Little Rock manager in the Southern Association and formerly played first base and outfield for the Yankees, White Sox and Tigers.
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Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Bobby Boyd Wins Exciting Ring Go
New Orleans buzzed as Bobby Boyd 25 of Chicago defeated Charley Joseph 26 in a hard fought 16 round bout. Boyd used reach and height advantage powering a right hand to drop Joseph and keep control from the opening bell. The crowd near 5000 saw Joseph suffer a late cut over the left eye hampering vision as Boyd pressed the pace.
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Charley Joseph
Gene Fullmer
Rory Calhoun
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Nats Triumph In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, Nat coach Paul Seymour praised John Kerr after a 122-114 victory over the Cincinnati Royals. Kerr scored 42 points, with 16 of 25 shots and 10 of 15 free throws, adding outside scoring as Seymour highlighted his hot hand and improved outside work.
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Gary Searns
Ron Primer
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Hamilton Tollege
Kerwin Tops Archer in TV Welterweight Showdown
Canadian lightweight Kerwin from Ottawa now based in Valley Stream New York beat welterweight Jimmy Archer in a 10 round Madison Square Garden TV bout. The decision was close with judges split and Kerwin earning a majority win over the 7-5 favorite amid a dramatic clash as he touted a new straight right.
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Booby Boyd Beats Charley Joseph in New Orleans Bout
In New Orleans Booby Boyd aged 101 faced Charley Joseph from Chicago and won by outpoint in a boxing bout. Event showcased veteran stamina and scoring favoring Boyd as the local crowd watched closely.
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New Orleans
Knicks and Royals Clash Amid Mixed Results and Local Notes
Eastern standings mix with college and pro notes. Syracuse freshmen upset Cornell, while Cincinnati and St Louis struggle. Vernon Downs reports a $0.10 per share dividend and $15.5 million wagering, plus track improvements. Local officials discuss tax and executive changes as a busy day closes.
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