Zanesville to Host Golden Gloves Revival
Zanesville Jaycees and Zanesville Publishing Company co sponsor a three night Golden Gloves boxing tournament in the municipal auditorium. Bob Burley announces potential AAU backing from Columbus while plans continue and details are being ironed out. Nick Barrick notes state AAU involvement with the local effort.
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Bned
Tulane Defeats Ohio State In Close Basketball Tilt
In Columbus unranked Tulane upset Ohio State 75 to 71 before about 4 200 fans and national viewers. Cal Grosscup led the visitors with six straight points as Tulane never trailed after a early 13 to 11 edge. Ohio State tied late 61 61 and 69 69 but could not finish strong. The game featured rough play and injuries to key men as Buckeyes return from a two week layoff to post a 34 percent scoring pace. Tulane shot 39 percent and used sharp screens to offset height.
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Parker Faces Ironclad Rule in Lions Contract Stand
DETROIT. Lions coach Raymond Parker called the team’s contract policy "iron clad" and said odds of change are zero to 100 in a Saturday AP interview. He claimed multiple player contracts are protected and unlikely to be altered.
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Buddy) Parker
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SMU Topples Dayton In Cage Tournament
Southern Methodist, ranked No. 4, defeated Dayton in the Kentucky Invitational Tournament as Illinois faced host Kentucky for the championship, with Kentucky holding seventh nationally.
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Stanford Defeats Vols Stl Unbeaten
Stanford beat Tennessee 83 62 as Stil tallied 32 points. Kansas and Wisconsin state the Pac Coast visitors Vicisix? The writeup notes Stanford’s deliberate play and fifth straight? The text is garbled but confirms Stanford victory and Tennessee unbeaten status along with 32 point performance by Stil.
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Town Eases Up in Drills for Rose Bowl Week
Oregon State tightens tempo as Iowa Hawkeyes prepare for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Prothro runs stiff scrimmage at Santa Monica while Hawkeye backs practice pass defense and quarterback Ken Ploen and halfback Bill Happel notch interceptions.
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Pasadena
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Oregon State
Tommy Prothro
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Forest Evashevski
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Towa
East Los Angeles City College
Ken Ploen
Bill Happel
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D. D. Paul
Cincinnati Mohawks Extend 1014-Game Lead
Hedden scores 27 as Cincinnati Mohawks beat Michigan State 10430 in a non conference clash. Carrick leads Mohawks with late scoring run while Quiggie adds 19 and Anderegg 23 as they reach 23rd win in 29 starts. Prothro praised as capable coach amid steady Mohawks play.
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Jack Quiggie
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Holiday Gift Guide For Sports Lovers And A Stirring Kansas Double
Women search for gifts for sports fans from golf balls and fishing reels to shotgun shells and warm socks. A joke suggests replacing a divot after clipping a golf partner with a rolling pin. The piece notes Doug Smart’s rise to challenge Wilt Chamberlain as Kansas beats him twice with 30 and 39 points.
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Bureau of Wildlife Blast May Bring Chief to Resign
Milwaukee Journal reports a wave of resignations within the wildlife service. Acting director John H. Farley may resign after January 1 following a 1955 reorganization that split the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. Dr Paul Hickie, acting chief of wildlife research, also resigned, with aides to Interior Secretary Seaton trying to avert public exposure of morale problems. The piece notes Hickie’s two-page list of prior resignations since 1953 including Logan Bennett Durward Allen and Joseph Linduska.
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Fred Seaton
Logan Bennett
Durward Allen
Joseph Linduska
North Team Shrine Tilt Favorite Over South in Orange Bowl
Miami. Fla. The North with five Oklahoma stars leads the Shrine college all star game against the South in the Orange Bowl. An expected 40 000 crowd will watch 7 15 p.m. kickoff CST on Mutual with the North using a multiple offense led by Purdue’s Len Dawson and Don Orr of Miami to pass and Sonny Jurgen sen and Don Bosseler among the backs.
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Jimmy Harris
Ed Gray
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Guepe
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Don Bosseler
Bill Barnes
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Bosseler
Ed Oliver
John Bookman
Paige Coth
Mississippi
Oliver
Mud Bowl Stalemate Between Montana State and St Josephs
In a rain soaked debut Aluminum Bowl contest at Little Rock two small college teams Montana State and St Josephs of Indiana battled to a scoreless tie. A crowd of about 12 000 braved the chill rain as Ron Warzeka attempted a 16 yard field goal in the fourth period but the kick fell short. Rain turned the field to mud hindering passes from Ralph Tite of St Josephs and Don Edwards and George Marinkevich of Montana. The game became a punting duel with eight St Josephs kicks and seven by Montana with returns nullified by slick footing.
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Miami Takes Third In Cage Tourney
Miami of Ohio held George Washington to a 49 30 halftime lead and went on to win 84 70 for third place in the Cincinnati Invitation Tournament. Guard John Powell scored 21 points to lead the Redskins as he exploded for 17 in the first half while Sogge was limited to two points.
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Zanesville Blue Devils extend winning streak at Canton
Zanesville high blue devils remain undefeated with a 7th straight win as they defeat Canton Timken 65 59 in a non league game. Coach Wayne Ashbaughs crew torches the fast Timken defense and improves season totals with wins over Mt Vernon Marietta Newark and Chillicothe.
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Tinden McKinman
Twat
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Marietta
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Timken Stages Narrow Win Over Zanesville Leaders
Zanesville edged Timken 52 49 in a tense battle as Don Gary Steele and Pete Parker led a late push. Branson dominated inside while Bly and Sut contributed, keeping the Blue Devils within reach despite a sluggish shooting night and a 1 4 record for Timken. Officials in Houston reported Bill Meek declining the Houston University football rebuilding job.
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Doc Branson
Church Blythe
Forest Farmer
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Merv. McCoy
Sut
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Don
Gary Steele
Jun-Jley
Pete Parker
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Gether
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Houston
William M
Bill) Meek
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Wolverines Crush Pitt In 90 75 Nonconference Win
Michigan shot well and sped past Pittsburgh 90 to 75 in a nonconference game. Ron Kramer scored 21 points while John Lazor led Pitt with 22 as Michigan opened a 33 12 run and held a 51 34 halftime edge.
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Ron Kramer
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John Lazor
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Panthers
Ichigan
Lazor
Fd Pavlick
Basketball Scores From Various Schools Across The League
A garbled list shows multiple high school and college scores including Hick School, Zanesville 63 Canton St Aloysius 71, Jacksontown 40 Col Rosary 29, Del St Mary 7 Tuland 75, Michigan Tennessee 5, Bradley 82 jatoly 63, Oklahoma A&M 7 Detroit 66, Notre Dame 3 Utah st Johns Bkna 71, North Carolina Holy Cross 67, Dayton 53, Miami Fla 67, West Va 3 Kansas 3, Purdue 3, Butler 79 Minnesota 4, Boston College, Kansas State 83, Rice 37 Niagara St 3, Vanderbilt 78 Nebraska 5, Michigan State 92 Marquette 65, Cincinnati Invitation Journey Miami Ohio 0, Boston Holiday Tournament Syracuse 56, Dartmouth 63 East Ky Invita Tour 3rd place, Boston 95 St Louis 93 NBA, Detroit 1 3 central 1 He Boston 3 Toronto 2 Sanford 47 7a
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Austin Peary
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Invita
Boston
St. Louis
Toronto
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Grid Coach Sends Special Presents
MILWAUKEE Bob Regent Messmer High School football coach sent special Christmas cards to all his referee friends this Yule season. They are printed braille.
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Bob Regent
Messmer High School
Mantle Named Athlete of the Year by AP
Mickey Mantle was voted the Associated Press athlete of the year in a statewide ceremony at the Milwauke Eagles Ballroom. He led the poll with 333 points from 82 first place votes, defeating Bobby Morrow and Floyd Patterson while Bill Russell finished third.
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New York Yankees
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Frederick C Miller
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Dasttaster
Robert
Goasis
Hig Ace
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Rae
Tole
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Floyd ‘Patterson
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Don ‘Larsen
Paul Hornung
Milt Campbell
Tommy McDonald
Don’ Newcombe
Parry O’brien
Sal Magle
Johnny Majors
Ron Kramer
Independent Tourney Draws 17 Teams in Beallsville
Beallsville hosting the annual independent basketball tournament with 17 teams entered from Seneca City Kantanas Wheeling Beasley Powhatan New World Washington Vanaport Cambridge Sohio Cadiz Cadiz No 2 and Goacks Tavern Holle Three games set for Dec 28 with finals and consolation on Jan 5. Tournament director is Bert Hides and winner of the outstanding female athlete poll will be announced early.
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Nightvin
Beallsville High
Seneca City
Kantanas
Beasvie
Powhatton
New
Washton
Vanap
Cambri Sohio
Barnesville
Hackettsville
Graysville
Cadiz
Wheeling Machine Products
Wheeling
Woodsfi Sardis
Goacks Tavern
Holle
Ry Bert
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Eger
St. Aloysius Wins Fifth Time This Season
St. Aloysius Blue Knights defeated Jacksontown 71 to 45 to record their fifth win in six games. Pat Allen scored 31 points and George Horn added 22 as St. Aloysius led 29-22 at half and pulled away in the third period.
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St. Aloysius High
Jacksontown
Pat Allen
Blue Knights
George Horn
St. Aloysius
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