Iowa Hawkeyes Face Michigan In Early Big Ten Opener
Iowa's Hawkeyes, runnerup last season, host Michigan in the conference opener the earliest in history. Michigan, led by Don Eaddy and Paul Groffsky early, aims to extend a 2–0 nonleague run under coach Bill Perigo as Iowa fields Deacon Davis after a 37-point two-game stretch. Other Big Ten attractions include Indiana at Kansas State and Notre Dame at Marquette.
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Layne and La Starza Target Garden Heavyweight Clash
Rex Layne of Utah and Roland La Starza of New York will fight in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden in early February. The date will be set January 2 by Layne's manager. The winner could challenge Rocky Marciano or Jersey Joe Walcott in June.
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Madison Square Garden
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Rose Poly Engineers Trip Concordia in Ill Tilt
Rose Poly engineers rolled to a 58 to 48 win over Concordia of Springfield Illinois marking their third straight victory as they set sights on a fourth straight win at home against Eureka tonight on the hardwood.
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Bulldogs fall to Carlisle 74 to 66 in heated clash
MacDonald nets 28 for Carlisle while Oliver scores 32 for the Bulldogs. Bolinger leads Shelburn scorers as Shelburn beats Lyons 50 to 40 after a close first three quarters. Tucker pours in 32 in Patricksburg 71 Quincy 41. Freedom edges Coal City 55 to 52 with Van Horn 22 for Coal City. Ramblers down Spencer 48 to 42. Bloomfield Cardinals rout Politic 72 to 57 behind Pullen 19. Reitz beats Bicknell 70 to 52.
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Canton Five Hands Paris Narrow Overtime Loss
The Canton Little Giants upset Paris 59 to 58 in overtime. Barr led Paris with 19 points as Canton secured its fifth straight win. Palestine Pioneers crushed Marshall 77 to 48 with Mc Daniel on 19 points and Casey's Warriors routed Martinsville 79 to 47. Kansas beat Brocton 71 to 48 with Redman and Hamilton star centers.
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Two Rutgers Professors Face Dismissal Over Communist Ties
Two Rutgers University professors Moses I. Finley and Simon W. Heimlich were given until December 31 to disclose whether they are or ever were members of the Communist party or risk dismissal. The university board of trustees approved the action, overruling a faculty committee, with Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll among the approving trustees.
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Private Detective Dies After Highway Crash
Clarence Niles a 50 year old private detective from Rockford Illinois died at Clinic Hospital after his car struck the rear of a truck on U S 20 near Michigan City Indiana He was returning a prisoner Thomas Langton 28 Grand Rapids Michigan to Illinois at the time Langton and another detective Howard Wysong 27 were hospitalized with injuries Truck driver Jay Jones 24 Porter was held on parking on pavement charges
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Hoover to receive special invite at Eisenhower inauguration
Washington December 13 Herbert Hoover will be sent a special invitation to a place of honor at the inauguration of President elect Eisenhower January 20 The plan to honor the last Republican to live in the White House and the nation's only living former president was announced at a news conference Friday by Senator Bridges Republican New Hampshire
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Transport Club Ladies Night in Terre Haute
The Transportation Club of Terre Haute plans its annual ladies night on Saturday at the Terre Haute House Mayflower Room. A buffet dinner runs 7 to 9 pm, with dancing by Leo Baxter orchestra from 9:30 pm to 1 am and refreshments all evening. Souvenirs will be presented to women guests.
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Tippsy the Newsboy Attends Indiana VFW Conference
George Tippsy Tipps, long time Tribune street salesman and former local figure, appeared at the state conference of the Veterans of Foreign Wars as Judge Advocate of the Sixth Indiana District. He now lives in Plainfield and remains a leader in Indiana VFW affairs.
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Elevator Burns In Earl Park Fire Destroys Grain Plant
A fire gutted the Kenworthy Grain Co elevator and feed mill in Earl Park on Friday. A company official estimated replacement costs at least 125000 dollars. The blaze damaged at least five thousand bushels of oats.
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Earthquake Reported in Oakland on Friday Night
An earthquake struck Oakland California late Friday night but caused no damage and no shocks were reported outside the city. Officials said no injuries or further reports were received by press time.
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Irish Billy Graham Faces Giardello Next Friday at Madison Square Garden
Fearless Billy Graham remains a top boxing figure after two title losses to Kid Gavilan and advances toward a third bout with Joe Giardello at Madison Square Garden. Giardello, 22, a former paratrooper, confronts a stern test as Bobby King of Springfield notes rival fighters like Rocky Graziano. The column also highlights Notre Dame linemen Tom Catlin Ed Rowland Elmer Willhoite Harley Sewell as top all opponents picks.
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Theaters Run New Films Across Regions
Opening today at many theaters the lineup features Mitchum and Blyth in One Minute to Zero. Loretta Young in Because of You with showtimes. Rod Cameron in The Jungle and Hellgate. George Brent in Man Bait and Unknown World. Gary Cooper in Springfield Rifle. Ginger Rogers Marilyn Monroe in We're Not Married. plus WAC From Walla Walla Buckskin Frontier and other regional titles including Where's Charlie Captive of Billy the Kid and Waco among others.
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Jungle
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Marie Windsor
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Joan Leslie
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Alexander Hamilton and the Coast Guard 1790 roles
The passage notes Alexander Hamilton as the first Secretary of the Treasury and references the U.S. Coast Guard in 1790 tasked with protecting life and property on the sea and navigable waters of the United States.
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Boxing results from New York and West Palm Beach
Johnny Saxton of Brooklyn defeated Raul Perez of Matanzas by knockout in New York. In West Palm Beach Sonny Luciano of Paterson outpointed Antonio Alvarez of Barcelona over ten rounds.
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