Seven Tilt Stars Named For West Shrine Game
West Coast stars earn four starting spots in the East–West Shrine lineup selections by coach Jack Curtice. Stanford QB Jack Douglas leads the West offense with Farrell Funs ton COLPAC left end and Dave Jesmer Oregon State right tackle, while Jerry Kramer Idaho anchors the line.
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Oregon to overcome 19 point underdog in Rose Bowl
Pasadena Calif UP reports odds favored Ohio State over Oregon but forecasts signaled cool sunny New Year with low rain risk. Bookmakers projected Oregon facing a 19 point deficit yet the team aimed to pull an upset in the Rose Bowl.
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Paul Brown Named Coach of the Year for 1957
Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns was chosen as pro football coach of the year by United Press with 19 of 32 votes. Runner up was Web Ewbank of the Baltimore Colts with seven votes and Frank Albert of the San Francisco 49ers earned three.
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North Favorite In Blue Grey Tilt In Alabama Classic
In Montgomery Southern and North clash in the 19th Blue Gray game with a 10 a.m. kickoff local time, NBC telecast and a 21 000 expected crowd. The South trails 12 6 in the series and seeks revenge for last year’s 14 0 defeat. Yankee coach Murray Warmath says the Rebels are fast with a strong line and backfield. The North is favored by six points in some betting markets.
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Aussies Win Davis Cup Third Straight in Melbourne
Mervyn Rose and Mal Anderson beat Vic Seixas and Barry MacKay in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-4, giving Australia a 3-0 lead in the challenge round. The Americans face a whitewash as Saturday’s singles exhibitions loom on Kooyong Courts.
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West Coast Holiday Tournament Features Big Matchups
Southern California and UCLA face Big Ten rivals in Los Angeles as Michigan State and Ohio State visit for a multi game holiday double header. Oregon State hosts Yale while Washington meets Utah in the Far West Classic.
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Tottenham ends Wolverhampton's unbeaten run 1-0 in league clash
Tottenham defeated the league leaders Wolverhampton 1 to 0 to snap their 18 game unbeaten streak. Other items note Moscow Dinamo's plan to expand stadium capacity to 80 000 with a roof, cloud seeding delays in New Hampshire, Duilio Loi retaining the European lightweight title, Baltimore Colts setting 15 club records for 1957, and Lou Groza extending scoring streak to 71 games.
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