National League All Stars Pick Dream Team Backfield
NEA Service selects third annual All-Players All-Pro team as voted by NFL players. Center Ringo, dismissed by some, earns a spot alongside stars like Unitas Gifford Matson and Brawn in the backfield.
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Lions Set To Battle The Browns
Detroit coach George Wilson announced his Lions will face the Cleveland Browns in a National Football League title tilt, noting injuries to Charley Ane and Jim David while aiming to avenge a 1954 setback. Layne is out with a broken leg, and Cleveland’s Tommy O Connell and Jim Brown are highlighted as top performers.
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Frank Leahy Not Sure Of Taking Job
Frank Leahy, former Notre Dame coach, hesitates about a three year Texas A&M contract at 16003 per year with rent free college residence. doctors must decide. Leahy recovers from ankle fracture in Michigan City Indiana and plans Chicago visit for stomach ailment.
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Final Practice Drills Open For Sugar Bowl Teams
NEW ORLEANS Mississippi and Texas opened final Sugar Bowl preparations today for their New Year's Day clash. Mississippi, favored, began drills at home while Texas wrapped up in Biloxi. Both coaches planned lighter sessions before moving to New Orleans next Tuesday.
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Dark It Hares
Mackay and Seixas Lose Davis Cup Opener
In Melbourne the Americans opened the Davis Cup Challenge Round with Vic Seixas and Barry Mackay losing tight five set battles. Seixas fell to Anderson 7-5 6-1 1-6, 6-3 amid a capacity crowd while Mackay recovered late but fell to Cooper 6-4 6-3 7-5 5-7 6-3, signaling a wobbly start for the U.S. team.
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