Burr Grim to run 1500m in Sugar Bowl against U S aces
Burr Grim trains in New Orleans after a Maryland half mile trio and a latest 1500m bid as U S star Fred Dwyer touts a 4:01 mile. If successful, Grim may snag invites to major indoor meets, with Beagle trials and local school sports nearby.
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Pastrano Beats Norkus in Ten Round New York Bout
Willie Pastrano, 20, says he needs more fights before challenging Floyd Patterson after a unanimous decision over Charley Norkus in Miami Beach Auditorium. Pastrano weighed 189 to Norkus 194 with judges scoring 100 to 90, 100 to 87, and 100 to 91 as Norkus hit the canvas in the seventh.
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Buddy Parker Secures Two Year Lions Coaching Pact
Detroit Lions president and board approved a two year contract for head coach Raymond Buddy Parker, worth 30000 dollars annually. Parker, 43, sought more stability after turning down a one year offer, citing his record with the Lions including three consecutive western division crowns and two world titles in the early 1950s.
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Kansas Quint Edges Iowa State in Narrow Big Seven Opener
No. 1 Kansas narrowly avoids upset, edging Iowa State 58 57 as Gene Elston hits the deciding field goal with six seconds left. Wilt Chamberlain scores 12, far below his 35.5 season average, on a three man defense. Missouri and Oklahoma win, UCLA shocks St Louis in non league action.
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Aussies Win Davis Cup in Four Sets Against United States
Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoad led Australia to a 3-0 Davis Cup lead after defeating Vic Seixas and Sam Giammalva 1-6 6-1 7-5 6-4 at War Memorial Stadium Adelaide in a dramatic doubles match. The rout gives Australia the trophy with two final singles to come as exhibitions.
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Yanks in Name Only Blue Gray Game tests regional styles
In Montgomery Alabama the 17th annual Blue Gray all star game pits a South team with many West and Midwest players. Odds favor the South six points but coaches warn it remains open as ball control may decide the result. The Rebels lead the series 12 to 5.
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North Wins Shrine All-Star Football Clash 17 7
Tommy McDonald and Jimmy Harris powered the North to a 17 7 victory over the South in the Shrine Bowl. McDonald led ground gains and passing, connecting on a 39 yard pass to Dennis Mendyk to help set up the second North touchdown. Harris, shifted to fullback, threw a nine yard TD pass to Bob Fee. Len Dawson added a 19 yard TD pass to Jim Hinesley. Attendance reached 39 181 despite cool weather at the Orange Bowl.
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Celtics Rout Warriors as Russell Grabs 34 Rebounds
Bill Russell led the Celtics to a 120-97 win over the Warriors with 34 rebounds and 15 points. The 6-10 standout’s rebound surge narrows the single game record and spurs discussion of a defensive revolution in pro basketball. A double header opener saw Ft Wayne beat Rochester 99-93.
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Jengue Scoring Aces Highlight Two Stars
The pair known for unstoppable shots recently showcased sharp scoring form while dominating play. Their precision and pace left opponents unable to contain the offense.
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Jackson Mederos Bout Tonight in Milwaukee Arena
Tommy Hurricane Jackson, ranked No 1, meets Mederos in a top billed boxing bout tonight at Milwaukee arena. The card features a clash expected to draw significant local interest and betting action.
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Lightweight clash tests Jackson title bid in Milwaukee
Heavyweight challenger fights on the move in a 10 rounder against Cuba's Julio Mederos at the Milwaukee Arena tonight. Mederos, a rugged battler, has 15 knockout wins in 17 victories as Jackson seeks to stay in title contention.
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Area colleges award 191 athletic scholarships in 1955-56
William and Mary issued 82 scholarships, Virginia Tech 79, Virginia Military Institute 40. William and Mary reported receipts of 138,769 and disbursements of 138,368. VPI 214,788 receipts and 221,577 expenditures. VMI 100,353 receipts and 98,738 expenditures. Aid totals: William and Mary 38,424. VPI 55,654. VMI 37,561.
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