South Coach Gustafson Predicts Shrine Game Victory
South coach Andy Gustafson predicted a win in the Shrine charity football game in the Orange Bowl. He said the South would win its fourth in five appearances and noted readiness after the final practice. The North and South staffs discussed tactics with Holcomb and aides. Kickoff is 8 15 p m EST with an expected crowd of 45000 and proceeds to Shrine crippled children hospitals.
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Gustafson
Jim Tatum
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Sauer
Baylor
Wayne Martin
Texas Christian
Dick Modzelewski
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Jim Lawrence
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Bob Tata
Virginia
Don Gleisner
Oklahoma
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Brocato
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Joe Rock
Wake Forest
Jack Scarbath
Dale Samuels
Harry Acganis
Boston U
Pete Bacharous
Illinois
Earl Heininger
Bob Brandeberry
Kansas
Frank Brady
Navy
Fred Franco
Chuck Hiay
Ohio State
Hlay
Ed Luke
Michigan
Bernie Flowers
Ernie Stockert
Rex Smith
Shrine
Kentucky regains No 1 AP basketball poll
Sports Mirror recalls Kentucky moving back to the top of the Associated Press weekly basketball poll. Also noted are Ralph Graham named Kansas State football coach five years ago, Ray Robinson Fighter of the Year ten years ago, and Pittsburgh’s 12 0 upset over Notre Dame as the AP year end Surprise of the Year twenty years ago.
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Kentucky
Associated Press Weekly
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Ray Robinson
Ring Magazine
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Skyway Grill Climbs To First In A League Standings
Skyway Grill took three straight games to secure first place in the A League Monday night with wins over Home Beneficial Life Insurance. Artie Kiracore and Roy Nickerson led the scorers, while Lions Club won two of three against No. Va. Power Co. and Disabled Veterans swept O’Sullivan Office in a cellar matchup. Team totals and individual scores from multiple matches are listed.
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Lions Club
Northern Virginia Power Co
Artie Kiracore
Roy Nickerson
Powermen
Tommy Goode
Dr. Allen Hawthorne
Bill Moore
Henry Flowers
Gene Dunn
Hawthorne
No. Va. Power Co
Charles Herrell
O'Sullivan
Herrell
DAV
Charles Ebert
Carr Publishing Co
Boyce
National Fruit
Buncutter Tire Co
Clevenger
Skyway Grill Lions Club
Snow White Grill
Home Beneficial Life Ins
O'Sullivan Plant
O'Sullivan Office
Disabled American Veterans
Majority of College Presidents Disapprove Of Grid Bowl Games
A study by the NCAA extra events committee finds a strong majority of college presidents disapprove of football bowl games while approving properly controlled post season events. The survey covers educational and athletic administrators, athletes, and student leaders.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
O'Brien Ties Four-Year Point Record for College Basketball
Johnny O'Brien of Seattle scores 29 points to lift the team 102-101 past New York University, tying a four year college career scoring mark. Eddie adds 33, aiding a dramatic Madison Square Garden win watched by 12,752 as the brothers gain headlines in a high scoring 19 year MSG game.
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Johnny O’brien
Seattle
New York University
Nate DeLong
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O’brien
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Johnny
Eddie
South Amboy
N. J
Twins
al Brightman
Wichita
Kan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Madison Square Garden
O’briens
Jersey
Holy Cross
Brake Blok League keeps tight pack with high scores
Ernie Burch 127 sparked a 424 team game as Team No. 6 and Team No. 3 tied for first in BrakeBlok League standings. Lawrence Brill led Team No. 6 with a 326 set while Harry Whitacre starred for Team No. 4 with 103 103 102. Johnny Greene 329 and Teddy Hepner 122 paced Team No. 4 in a 426 win over Team No. 1.
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Ernie Burch
Teddy Hepner
Bill McMullen
Johnny Greene
Lawrence Brill
Harry Whitacre
No. 8
Riley Loy
What does the word uke lele mean in Hawaiian
The term in Hawaiian means flea. The instrument's name arose from the rapid finger movements resembling the insect’s motions.
Sugar Bowl Cage Tourney Sees Only One Unbeaten Team
In the Sugar Bowl carnival in New Orleans the six sport event features St. Bonaventure unbeaten in five games while Villanova LSU and St. Louis stumble with multiple losses. Georgia Tech and Mississippi lead the football clash, with Olympic stars like Parry O Brien and Walt Davis in track and boxing strong among national contenders.
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St. Bonaventure
Villanova
Louisiana State
St. Louis
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Tech
Michigan State
Maryland
Parry O’brien
Southern California
Cy Young
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Robert Richards
Walt Davis
Texas A&m
Syracuse
Ronnie Rhodes
Art Nelson
John Granger
Bill Miller
New Contracted Route 600 Improvements Planned
Frederick County road project worth 55919 will upgrade Route 600 to Mountain Falls. The work includes straightening a poor alignment near the Laban R. Hodgson property, a new 28 foot triple eight by six culvert at Pifer's Run, and 2.3 miles of new surface extending to Mountain Falls. Construction in winter will clear and grub to avoid traffic disruption. reconstruction begins early spring and should finish in about four months with good weather.
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Frederick County
State Highway Commission
Mountain Falls
Commission
B. D. Fleenor
Highway Department
Laban R. Hodgson
Crop of Basketball Rookies Smaller but Quality Up
Nearly one third of players reporting to American League spring training bases in February will be rookies. The crop is smaller by four from last year, yet quality rises with standout prospects at multiple clubs led by Cleveland and the Yankees. Don Bollweg and Bill Renna headline rookies for New York, with several other players shining in minor leagues.
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Earl Hilligan
American League Service Bureau
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Bill Renna
Kansas City American Association
Bollweg
Renna
Mike Lutz
Reading
Dave Pope
Indianapolis
Sacramento
Bob Keegan
Syracuse
West Virginia Beats South Carolina Twice Ties for Fifth in SoCon
The Mountaineers defeated South Carolina 86 73 to split a two night series and pull into a 5 2 SoCon record tied with George Washington. North Carolina State also won to stay in the hunt as the league slate advanced.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
West Virginia
George Washington
Mountaineers
Gamecocks
Duke
North Carolina State
Madison Square Garden
State Falls 67 56 to St John’s Brooklyn
The State team suffered a 67 to 56 defeat at the hands of St John’s of Brooklyn in a Dixie Classic tune up. The loss dampens hopes for the Raleigh Dixie Classic with Holy Cross also in the field.
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Brooklyn
State
Raleiga
Holy Cross
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