Daugherty Voted Coach of the Year in Air Mail Poll
Michigan State's Homer Daugherty named Coach of the Year in a New York World Telegram air mail poll. He led the Spartans from a 3-6-0 record to an eight-win Rose Bowl season, using a versatile offense and mixed formations.
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Hugh Duffy
Michigan State
Airmail
New York World-Telegavage
Scripps-Howard
Aventor
Hastogenne
American Football Coaches Assn
Daugh
Miami
Ohio
Deaugherty
Daugherty
Michigan
Stanford
Notre Dame
Winois
Wisconsin
Purdue
Minnesota
Marquette
Paugherty
Barnesboro
Henry
Red Sanders
UCLA
Sanders
Boxing’s Great Comebacks Showdown in a World Title Bid
The piece recalls boxing legends who attempted comebacks to regain world titles, noting the rarity of returns outside heavyweight ranks. It cites historical greats across divisions, including Robinson’s era, and reflects on the pull of glory versus the lure of money and time.
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New York
Sara
Tobiase
Pridiay
Bobo Olson
Stucar Rayo
Tao
Onatoeven
John IL
Subliyan Shroueh
Jim Corbett
Lob Pitzsiarmnans
Jeffries
Aim Doe
Nike Quek Depees
Prima Careneva
Max Sehmedings
Marquette Prepares For DePaul Tournament Clash With San Francisco
Marquette, led by 6 foot 8 inch Terry Rand with 31 points, tops Valparaiso 73 68 in a second half burst and eyes a DePaul tournament opener against national champion San Francisco. The Warriors, ranked No 15 by the coaches poll, previously reeled off 22 straight wins after a season opening loss.
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Marquette Warriors
San Francisco
Terry Rand
Warriors
Val Parise
Marquette
DePaul
Chicaro Stadium
Valparaiso
Rand
Jed
Bobo Madrick
Beim
Hopland High Tops Potter Valley In Buckeye Clash
Hopland High School captured a pair of wins over Potter Valley here on Tuesday with 45 19 in the varsity game and 41 35 in the B contest. George Meyer led Hopland with six points and Adrian Cook added 15 while Carl Owens scored 10 for Potter Valley.
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Potter Valley
Hopland High School
Potter Valley High School
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Inother Hilt
Adrian Cook
Carl Owens
PCC Rules Transfers Tighten Eligibility for JC Athletes
The Pacifi c Coast Conference ruled transfer athletes must have a C average or higher to compete, with Washington State and Oregon State using advisory boards to admit lower averages. Credell Green, a Washington junior, would be ineligible under the new rule. The conference also formed a four member committee to study a letter of intent and reviewed athlete wage costs while adjusting several basketball dates.
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Pacifi Coast
Confercice
Wanker
Washington
Washington State
Oregon State
PCC
Ah Tc
Northwest
Hoverest
Everest
Credell Green
Washington Suemior
West Contra Costa AC
California
Victoria
BoCl
Oregon
Idaho
Browns rely on conditioning as Old Man era ends
Coach Brown credits a veteran, well-conditioned squad for Cleveland's 10th straight division title after shuffling players to cover injuries. The 1955 Browns, led by Otto Graham, edged rivals to clinch the Eastern Division and set their sights on the postseason as Rams Bears Eagles await final results.
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National Football League
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Cleveland
Billy Reynolds
Chet Tanulak
Tommy Catlin
Oklahoma
Tony Actvnle
Browns
Otto Graham
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
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Los Angeles
Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicino
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco
New York Giants
Lions
Detroit
Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Washington
Baker Valdes Fight Ends With No Clear Challenger Outcome
In Cleveland, Bobo Baker defeated Nino Valdes by decision though both were warned by Referee Tony al Branche after a rough finish. The result weakens neither man’s title shot as Floyd Patterson rises as the likely challenger to Rocky Marciano in June. Also a separate Osaka order mandates more modest dress and lights in nude teahouses to curb nudity.
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Bobo Baker
Nino Valdes
Floyd Patterson
Brooksvea
Baker
Pittsburgh
Valdes
Cuba
Wis
Patterson
Rocky Marciano
Sitterson O
Los Angeles
Jimmy Slide
Tommi
Hurricane
Osaka
Japan
Polle
Jenson
Sue
Sodanan
Holzhauser to lead Ukiah Women's Golf Club 1955
LaVerna Holzhauser elected president of the Ukiah Women’s Golf Club for the coming year at a Tuesday meeting. Jane Scott named vice president, Mary Walsh secretary treasurer, Phyllis Cox golf captain, Dolores Johnson handicap chair, with Mabel Albertson and Marge Boonson on the board. December election winners announced by golf captain Gladys Sticknes.
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LaVerna Holzhauser
Ukiah Women's Golf Club
Jane Scott
Mary Walsh
Phyllis Cox
Dolores Johnsonoo
Hindicap
Mabel Albertson
Marge Boonson
Yolf
Gladys Sticknes
Mona Palkney Witt
Vivi Bones
Bert Whitaker
LaVerina Holghiser
Mary Waleh
Sue Porter
Sophie Arimestrons
Hird Low
Lorraine Foster
Mona Fahrney
Werther
Turkey
Marge Beynton
Gen Cox
Gert Cunea
Snead Aims for Sixth Miami Open Golf Victory
Sam Snead leads a strong field in the Miami Open as the veteran tries for a sixth major title in the $12,500 event. Top money winners Doug Ford and Mike Souchak compete, while defending champ Bob Rosburg hopes for another win amid a star-studded 18-hole field.
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Sam Snead
Snead
West Virginia
Slammer
la Goree
Miami Beach
Doug Ford
Yonkers
NCY
Galfer
Mike Souchak
Young Durham
NUCL
Bob Rosbure
Palo Alto
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College basketball scores and results roundup
A series of college basketball results across divisions listing scores for teams including St Francis, American International, Colby, Boston College, Stonehill, Yale, Penn, Temple, Gettysburg, DePauw, Ball State, Cincinnati, Tennessee, Notre Dame, Marquette, Texas Western, and Baylor among others. Results show varied victors like Colgate over Cornell and St. Louis over Centenary with multiple close margins and high scoring games.
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Cornel &2
Colgate
Dartmond
Vermont
Joniata
Franklin Marshall
Brown
Tutis
Penneyylvania
St. John's
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Temple
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Bobo) Olson
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