Powers Shake Out Kinks As College Ball Opens
North Carolina State and Oklahoma A M win opens as Rosenbluth and Hundley pace scoring. NC State edges Wake Forest 73 63 after halftime rally while Oklahoma A M holds off Baylor 52 51. Rosenbluth 47 points against Furman sets new Tar Heel marks. Hundley adds 25 as West Virginia routs Florida State 89 54. Other wins include Indiana Arch Dees 28 and 25 rebounds, Duke over Clemson 84 78, Georgia Tech 67 64, and Virginia Tech 79 71 Richmond.
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Luppino faces Senior Bowl test amid knee woes and doubt
Art Luppino, once a top college football prospect, reflects on a poor season ruined by a knee injury. He expects a fresh chance in the Senior Bowl but acknowledges slim pro hopes unless he shines. He praises coach Warren Woodson and focuses on a strong comeback for the showcase. In New York, Wilt Chamberlain leads the preseason college basketball rankings with Kansas atop the list.
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Sam
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Art
Arizona
Warren Woodson
New Mexico
Machen Favored In Syracuse Bout As Title Hopes Rise
Eddie Machen seeks a victory over Jimmy Summerlin to edge closer to Floyd Patterson’s heavyweight crown. International Boxing Club hints Machen could face Hurricane Jackson next, with Patterson likely to defend by June. Machen and Summerlin trained hard and sparred as the 3 p.m. Tucson time bout unfolds at the War Memorial and airs on ABC.
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Jackson
Norris
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War Memorial
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High School Basketball Scores Across Chandler and Tempe
Readable score list shows Chandler 52 Eloy 30 Tempe 64 St Marys of Phoenix 54 Scottsdale 55 Phoenix Christian 26. College border conference results include San Jose State 6 2 Arizona State Tempe 71 Canisius 77 Scranton 67 Oberlin 79 Allegheny 67 Philadelphia Pharmacy 72 Ursinus 70 overtime. West Virginia Tech 103 Glenville 83 etc.
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Hornung Wins Heisman as Notre Dame's Bright Spot
Notre Dame star Paul Hornung won the 1956 Heisman Trophy, the 22nd recipient, after a tough season plagued by thumb injuries. He credited coach Terry Brennan and his teammates for the honor while leading ND in rushing, passing, and scoring and serving as punter and key defender. Tennessee halfback Johnny Majors finished second in a close vote among 1,318 electors.
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Hornung
Terry Brennan
Louisville
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University of Chicago
Ohio State
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Tennessee
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Oklahoma
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Ron Kramer
Michigan
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Jim Parker
Kenny Ploen
Iowa
Jon Arnett
Southern California
Joe Walton
Pittsburgh
Jim Swink
Texas Christian
Angelo Bertélli
Johnny Lujack
Leon Hart
Johnny Lattner
All-Opponent Team Picks Honor PHS and Miami
Pueblo High announces the second annual all opponent team with seven Miami players on the first team. Notable selections include Jerry Harris Amphitheater and Frank Naughton Salpointe as guards. Returning from last year are John Vucichevich Miami center Pete Gibson and John Mansour Miami quarterback, plus Alex Amado Nogales and Ron Phifer Camelback among backs and ends Chic Nader and John Stover Miami.
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Warriors
Jerry Harris
Amphitheater
Frank Naughton
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Harris
Naughton
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Pete Gibson
John Mansour
Nogales
Alex Amado
Ron Phifer
Chic Nader
John Stover
Steve Wise
South Mountain
Amado
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Vucichevich
Mansour
Gibson
Phifer
Palmer Littler To Battle Today
In a Phoenix Country Club showdown at 9 30 a m Arnold Palmer 1954 National Amateur Champ meets Gene Littler 1953 top amateur in another televised golf film. The match continues a series highlighting outstanding golfers from Phoenix.
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Phoenix Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Ring Names Patterson Fighter of Month Amid Ring Ratings
Floyd Patterson named fighter of the month after a fifth round knockout of Archie Moore. Ring Magazine also lists Moore as No 2 and Tommy Jackson as No 1 contender in heavyweights, with Zora Folley entering the top 10 after beating Wayne Bethea. Contender lists span multiple weight classes and names across nations.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Fletcher Guest At AHS Dinner
Tom Fletcher, backfield coach at Arizona State, will speak at Amphitheater High football banquet. He will be joined by Sun Devils, show USC game films, and tickets are open to the public. The Panthers closed their season 6-3 after a 27-7 win over Tucson High. Dinner starts at 6:30 at the school.
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van Howe
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State Golfers Start Tourney Updegraff In State
Thirty one qualifying berths were on the line as about 70 players vied in the Arizona State Amateur Golf Tournament qualifying round in Phoenix. Dr. Ed Updegraff of Tucson, the defending champion, is already assured a top flight spot. He will join the leading 31 scorers in the first round of the four day event tomorrow. strong opposition is expected from veteran amateurs Bob Goldwater Pete Grant Bill Boutell and Frank Bostock and from younger players Duff Lawrence Phil Brignall Ron Eitel Bill Crowe Ron Jachowski and Al Starr. Numerous entries exist in lower classes as well.
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Updegraff
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Frank Bostock
Goldwater
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Phil Brignall
Arizona State College At
Tempe
Ron Eitel
Bill Crowe
Ron Jachowski
al Starr
Pigeon Futurity Slated Saturday
The Tucson Homing Pigeon club will stage its annual futurity race Saturday from Sira Blanca Tex to Tucson. In a recent Bisbee to Tucson trial L E Berical won with 1346.91 yards per minute and placed second at 1333.58, followed by Gorrell, White, Akowski, Walnut Grove, Christie, Preter, Vaughn, Tracy Preter, and Stout with varying speeds. The club record belongs to Joe Preter Jr at 1512.0.
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L. E. Berical
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Sam White
Walter Akowski
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