Northwestern Rises to Second in UPI College Football Rating
Texas retains the top spot after a 7-3 win over Arkansas as Northwestern climbs to second, Alabama drops to third. Michigan State Auburn enter the top 10. Wisconsin California Mississippi Washington LSU join the upper group. Ohio State falls to 18 after an 18-14 loss to Northwestern.
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Tiger Favored For Middleweight Title Bout In San Francisco
World Boxing Association middleweight championship pits Gene Fullmer and Dick Tiger at Candlestick Park. Tiger entered as an 8-5 favorite as 15 000 to 20 000 fans expected and a national theater TV run planned. Fullmer earns 45 percent of the gate plus two thirds of theater revenue. Tiger nets a $25 000 flat plus expenses.
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Ohio Wisconsin Highlight Big Ten Week Of Drills
Ohio State and Notre Dame began a week of drills focused on pass defense as Ohio State eyed a key Big Ten clash with Wisconsin. Northwestern reported minor injuries while Wisconsin feared losses to Pat Richter and Gary Kroner.
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Gene Mauch Named Manager of Year
NEW YORK UPI Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phillies was named the National League Manager of the Year by UPI for guiding a late surge that turned a 15 game under .500 start into an 81 80 finish. He won 12 of 24 votes with Walt Alston, Alvin Dark, Casey Stengel, and Fred Hutchinson also receiving mentions.
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Hard Hitters For Missouri Game
Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton vowed to use only hard hitters on the trip to Missouri after a 57-19 win over Colorado ended a losing streak. He led a full speed scrimmage with first-string players, stressing aggressive play to meet a top Missouri team at Columbia.
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Sportshop Holiday Rod and Reel Deals Highlighted
Local Sportshop promotes Christmas savings on fishing rods and reels. Buyers can find budget friendly gear for gifts and outdoor seasons.
Jefferson Extends Lead In UPI Prep Football Ratings
Cedar Rapids Jefferson remains No. 1 in the UPI coaches poll with a 12 game win streak and a 800 point total, leading Davenport Central by 120 points as Jefferson edged closer to section titles. Davenport Central 14 6 over Rock Island and Waterloo West rises to No. 3 after a 46 0 win over St Edmond.
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Pat Richter Named Lineman of Week at Wisconsin
Wisconsin star Pat Richter was named UPI midwestern lineman of the week after catching six passes including a touchdown in Wisconsin's 42 14 win over Town. Despite a swollen hand he played on offense and defense to avenge last year’s 45 17 loss to Iowa and eyeed a quick return for Ohio State.
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Hoppmann Advances In Big Eight Total Offense Race
Iowa State star Dave Hoppmann trails Dennis Claridge of Nebraska for total offense with 705 yards after a 132 rushing and 71 passing performance against Colorado. He remains a top scorer overall and climbs to third in rushing, with Missouri’s Johnny Roland leading the category.
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Drake Eyes Bradley in Light Practice Ahead of Showdown
Drake coach Bus Mertes kept the team light yet warned of tougher drills before Saturday’s clash with Bradley. Drake, riding a five game win streak after beating Wichita, must contend Bradley’s three game run and potent air attack led by sophomore QB Bob Caresa who has six scoring passes this season.
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Lonnie Rogers Promoted to No 1 Back Slot at Iowa
Iowa football coach Jerry Burns named junior Lonnie Rogers the starting right halfback over Bobby Grier. After a 42-14 defeat to Wisconsin, Burns gave the team a light day and planned full-scale scrimmage with freshmen. He expressed confidence for the upcoming homecoming game against Purdue and called the Boilermakers big and determined.
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Iowa Leaders Split On Cuba Blockade Support
Sen Jack Miller backs the Cuba blockade and calls for purging officials seen as soft on Russia. Sonja Egenes supports action but faults timing while Neal Smith condemns her stance. Rep John Kyl warns of Soviet propaganda and possible regional retaliation. Noel Hill urges unity behind Kennedy and lauds Eisenhower’s hands-off policy.
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Blockade Aims to Stop Weapons Shipments to Cuba
The article describes a U S blockade of Cuba with air defense reinforced on the East Coast and a heightened alert across the armed forces. Navy and Marine units prepare to stop and search ships heading to Cuba to prevent offensive weapons while allowing some cargoes to pass.
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Minor Injuries After Northwest DC7 Ditching Near Sitka
A Northwest Airlines DC7 with 103 aboard ditched in the Pacific about 17 miles from Sitka Alaska. All passengers and crew were rescued before sinking 23 minutes later. One passenger wrenched a back a baby swallowed excess salt water and the pilot sprained an ankle. Capt. Winton Hanson said evacuation took about three minutes and survivors were taken to Alaska Native Service Hospital for checkups.
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Teen actress dies. stepfather confesses to strangling
Amos Veigh 39, operator of a twist night club in Van Nuys, is charged with murdering Terryl Lee Veigh 16. He confessed in a Hollywood hotel interview saying he did it, blaming Hollywood for the tragedy after a drunken binge. Autopsy: strangulation, no sexual assault.
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Harvey Holden Named Washington County Farm Bureau President
Ten years ago today Harvey Holden of Washington was elected president of the Washington County Farm Bureau. He succeeds John Gamon who has led the bureau for the past two years.
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