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HOT STAR, HOPE ARRANSAS Heavies Meet in Bout Tonight By TURRAY ROSE NEW YOR A Heatyweights1 Bucceroni and Cesar. Brion meet tonight in what could be billed as a battle for survival at New York's St. Nicholas Arena (DuMent-TV, 10 p. m. EST).

Although neither has been doing well of late they still possess for: midable won-lost recorde. ni, of Philadelphia, has a 48-5 slate with 30 knockouts, Brion's record is 43-10 with 20 kagos. The heevyweight class being what it is today, it doesn't take more than two good showings 10 get back in the rankings. It only took two wins by Charley Norkus to get back in the money, and Bucceroni and Brion hope to do the same, Wildcat Billy McNeece, a crowd 22-year-old middleweight from Islip, N. Y.

takes on veteran Bobby Dykes of Miami pt BrookLyn's Eastern Parkway in the other TV show tonight (ABC-TV), 10 p. EST). Winner of three straight, the rangy, blond wildcat is rated one of the best prospects in the ing middle weight division with a 13-2 record. His aggressive atyle is rght up Dykes' alley, Bobby, smart boxer, likes his opponents to come to him, Dykes' record is 95-15-8. Browns Stomp Detroit by 56 to 10 Score By JERRY LISKA CLEVELAND The Cleveland Browns today.

owned a rare second National Tootbal! after' an astounding dethroning of the Detroit Lions which proved: 1. Cleveland's "retiring'! quarterbeck, Otto Graham, showed enough voltage at 33three touchdown passes and three scoring nashes to warrant doubt he will quit pro ball as he says. 2. That you can't believe what you see on the TV screen (the game turning play. favored the Browns after what appeared a.

neu: tralizing double-infraction, on TV). 3. That the same two teams playing in the' same city on' successive Sunday won't kill your crowd appeared: 20,000 buying at the gate; 4. That statistics are little white lies (the Browns had only a slight edge. over 'the two-time: league champion Lions).

was much of: the fantaste about: Paul Brown's tremendous. crushing of a Detroit jinx: in yesterday's game, played under: perfect (for 26) weather condia tions. It ended. D. Lion quest for an unprecedented third; straight NFL.

title. No Rest for Nation's Cage Teams Rice-Arkans as Southern Christian. Queen City (Buffalo) Forxm- NEW Georgetown; Celumbia-St. Bo- Bowl, naventura; Yale-Canisius. Idaho making State and Georgetown.

pipy their first round game. Tuesduy, Big Seven (Kansas City) Colo. Penn rado Oklahoma; Missouri Nebras- Dixie ka. Tuesday's first round: pairings North are: Kansas State California and Kansas Iowa State, West Wake Ga our Bowl (Jacksonville) Georgia Spring ride Flori N. Hofstra da.

State. Kentucky Invitational (Louisville) Delaware. Eastern Kentucky Western Ken- Lafayette toky; Lo uis vil. le ner Three All American (Owensboro, nieht Denver: Kepluoky Waste n- the Island; Maryland Texas sion, Tach. the Mater City Wednesday By ED CORRIGAN Of the Associated Press There will be no rest Tor the weary this Christmas Week, for starting today, no fewer than :14 major college 'basketball tournaments will be played pitting an armload of the nation's top teams egainst each other Eight of the 19: undefeated big.

time teams will play in tournaments. Four others will continue their regular season, scheduled and cnly one, Auburn- with five victories, will not see any action, North Carolina State which has up the best record date 9-0, swings Into the Dixie classic at Raleigh. Tyro of the other unheatens. Dayton with seven triumphs, Villanova with four, play in the Eastern Collegaite Athletic Association's holiday festival in New York. Columbia, 4-0; plays.

in the Queen City Tournament In: Buffalo, N. Dartmouth, 4:0, Gud: Connecticat 7-0, are in the New England Tournament at Storrs, Florida, 5-0, heads for the Gator Bowl tournament at Jacksonville and Kansas: Seven 4-0, is the favor. KanIte in the Big event at City, Among the other undefeateds: Kentucky, the winner of its own invitation tournament last country week id the No. 1 team Associated in the in the latest Press poll, will try to run its skein to seven against St. Louis and Vanderbilt Tomple: Penn, 6-0, plays Pitt; mith 4-0 goes against Stanford, and Seton Hall, 7-0, tackles Stanford and Gonzaga.

Here are -pairings ments starting today: Holiday Festival (New York) LuSalle-Syracuse; Niagara UCLA; Duquesne. Villanova; St. John's. Southwest Conference. Baylor Alabama; Texas-T ex Monday, December 27, 1954 HEME ARCHERY SO Up JEWELRY DISPLAY BIZ A you Call ON DUCKETT phone DAVIS: WESTERN SHARES.

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O'Brien is the only man in history tp toss the shot more than 60 feet; NEW ORLEANS Epic King scored a half langth triumph over Super. Devil to win the $5.000 Christmas Handicap at Fair Grounds. Two Fisted. ran third. CORAL GABLES, Fla.

Prec. inus Stone captured the $11,475 Christmas Handicap al; Tropical Park. Scimitar was second and French Blue third. SUNDAY. SINGAPORE Some Songkitrat st Thailand, welter weight champ: for of the Orient, knooked pu thy Bay Rico of the Philippines In the eighth round of a scheduled.

10. round bout. SIDNEY Australia Tony Trabert of Cincinnati, won the opening match of the Davis Cup round, defeating Lewis Hired of Australia, 2:0 19-10, Tanderines are source of vitO popular with children Delight to Play 1. at Blevins The Blevins Senior, boys ball team will entertain the Senior boys team from Delight on. the Hornet court Friday night, December 31.

Senior and Junior girls games are also scheduled. Experience Is in Favor of Georgia If experience. 1he payoff Georgia Tech win the Cotton Bowl football a breeze aturday, The Yellow Jackets, who! with Arkansas in the Dallas ture, have been in so many games they're as. common as ular season contests. This is fourth straight year for Tech play in a major' bowl and are three members cf the who have made all of them.

These three are Larry Morris, the geal center: cnd, and Ben Daugherty, Bill Brigman, quarterback, was the squad in 1952 when Morris, Jones and Dougherty, then men, played against Boyior in Orange Bowl winning 17-14 man, however didn't get in game. Morris, Jones Daugherty have never known anything victory in bowl warfare; Tech beat Mississippi, 24-7 in 1953 Sugar Bowl and West 42-19 in the 1954 Sugar Bowl. Arkansas doesn't even have: same coach when it last' appeared: in 'a bowl game the Dixie. in 1948. But Arkansas beat a lot of with much more expericnce ing the 1954.

campnign- and: be frightened by Georgia great bowl In individual stars, the Razorbacks are as or better then Tech. Henry the Razoback fullback, gained yards rushing. compared to. 442 Tech's. top runner, Jimmy son.

George Walker, the sophomore Arkansas tailback, completed. of 85 passes for 603 yards' pared to :39 or 77: doc 573. by. man, the leading Preston Carpenter, Arkansas ing back, caught. 21 passes for yards while Heury Hair, fine wingman snared 24 for, General Rain Sweeps Nation By The Associated Press Warm, wot air moving northward from the Gulf of Mexico and cold air settling slowly southward of Canada boded a day of snow and a sloppy' mixture of both for much of the Midwest today.

Light 1ain fell across central Missouri. southeastern Iowa, northen Illinois and southern Michigan. Light, snow fell to the north of the rain area. The weather variety' ranged flashes of lightning north tral Texas and northeastern Otto homa. unpleasant.

"themometor readings of two below zero Grand Forks: N. and eight low at International Falls, Minn There was a light sprinkling snow in vortions of North Daloto, Montana, Nebraska: and Colorado. It was mugly clear in the West, except for. western Washing: ton. Early morning reports included: with some confidence, to ruling, roost, Since Navy, one of the most tering of the independents, broken the ice.

in consentig to Mississippi on Saturday, it is next thing to a mortal cinch Army and 'Noire', Dame, will come receptive. to similar bids short. order. Neither of the schools has been quite as dead against bowl games as. one think.

All they needed was "a' shoving, really. Army, as a matter "of would have gone to the Rose in. a holy minute in 1946 if it been asked. That was the last of the great Davis-Blanchard; bination, and West' Point officials would have to. exhibit wondrous scoring machine on West Coast.

As we recall, though; the Coast. Conference already committed itself to Its Present bowl pact with. the Big 10 could not invite the Cadets. As almost" everyone must aware by this time, there is. siderable rivalry between our.

service academies. Neither especially likes for the elther to cive more than -Its fair share publicity, and there is question that Navy stole a march in' respect this time. As for Notre Dame, there been recuring rumors for years that 'the Irish were ready to play in a bowl game the right invitation came One hears that there has some pressure from the So far the rumors, have strongly denied as fast' as popped up, but they might not out- the next time. The New Terry Brennan, being feel very and ambitious, might has Jently about' post-season rid than his predecessor, Frank did. the The Irish have not played bowl since 1925.

toot- One of the reasons Army, advanced for not accepting way tids recently wast that such with would deprive members of its team of their Christmas vacations, the Navy, by walting until today big to New Orleans, has demonstrated them that The, rigors of travel no diff are what they used to he. West thusiasm with which the voted to play In the ex. alsc proved that they did not gard toe. sapedition as Blevins Grid Team Holds Banquet The Blevins High School Foots ball team held its annual after seabanquet in the Diamond Cate son last week. Superintendent Norman Jones spoke to the boys and announced continued that football would be after this year.

Since this was the first time in fourteen years that the fact that this year was the Blevins had had a football team, testing ground for future teams at and Blevins, this announcement WAS welcomed with loud applause from the players, 'Coach Russell Stephens made a short talk to the players, and then presented Captain Jack Player" Lloyd with Valuable phy, Each player. was asked at the of the season to observe his fellow teammate in regards to start team spirit, character on the field and ability, and a vote was taken at the end of the season. Capt; Lloyd presented a gift of appreciation to Mr. Harvey, owner of the Diamond, for entertaining the team. After the banquet, the entire team and Coach Stephens and Mr.

Jones were the guests of Eldon: Coffman at the Saenger Theater, DOGS Farley Manning. Love. Unflinching "Buy a pup and your money will love unflinching that cannot There's no reason to believe when Kipling wrote those words many years ago he was thinking of Christmas, 1954. But iwe think of the many people, children and adults alike, whose Christmas. Day will be made merrier through the gift of a pupwe will realize again that Kip-: words still ring tiue.

Perhaps those viho are lucky enough to receive a pup for Christwill not know for some time their gift represents "love. unflinching that cannot lic." At first, may be more impressed by puppy's cute appearence, by sharp little eyes, its playful manner. A dog's loyalty 'become more apparas matures through the It is when the frolicsome Christmas puppy grows into the faithful family friend, the guardiof the household, the good com-. panion of. lonely one's hours that finally realize that the words "Man's Best Friend" cannot be considered an idle phrase.

It has been said that the dog is most adaptable of all creatures that he has assumed- dit-. terent shapes sizes and ments, to fit himself to the varying needs of his masters. every dog. has one thing in common be large or small, Maurice Maeterlinck explained it this way: "He born our friend; while -his eyes are still closed already he 'beHeves in us; even before his birth has given to man," Perhaps all of us can learn lesson from the dogs inherent hopesty and devotion a lesson especi ally appropriate' for Christmas 1954. CONTRACTS AWARDED OKLAHOMA, CITY Oklahoma Turnpike Authority awarded on engineering contracts yesterday the 68 million -dollar northeast Oklahoma toll road.

First construction bids are expected to: he advertised for arcund March 15: -Nine firms all from Oklahoma, were designated to work with Deleuw, Cather consulting engineers who supervised the building of the Turner turnpike, completed last between Tulsa and Oklahoma City, TIES FOR RECORD AUSTIN Tex IA Allan Shivers today tied the record for Jength dt service as governor of Texas. Shivers matched Coke record-breaking term of 5 years, 5 months and 13 days as governor. And the 47-year old governor has. another full two year elective term his third starting Jan. 18.

Caribou, Maine. 23. cloudy; New York 37 clear; Miami 61 fair, Brownville, 70 cloudy; Denver light snow; Chicago dirzzle; Cadillac, Mich. 32 light snow, EXPERT service FOR QUALITY and Let us fill those Vital Prescriptions for. appedy delivery from 1.

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a day class 17. Copy -31 Weirder 46 Price 21 Hearing organ 19 Chafes 33 Group of eight 47 go' 24 -and boy 23 24 Of Legs a wing: (slang) 40. Bow, and 48 Rodents Profanity 38 Wound bragh" 28-Associate 25 Arrow poison 50 Health resort 27 Tin 30 Anoints 32 God of manly beauty 34 Disorders 35 Repeat 36 Place 37 Depend 39 Hardy heroine 40 Location 941 Daniel in the 24 25 lions' 42 Mountain. 30 33 ridge 45 Strew 49 Turning back 51 Age 52 Heavy blow 53 Mail 54 Ignited 55 Weary and 92 19 56 Poker stake 49 50 57 Abstract being 1c DOWN 1 Wind up, a snake CARNIVAL Dick Turner T. M.

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1954 by NEA Sarvice, kic. "You Wembley--for certainly a man with a 116 bowling average!" do visit the water cooler often: enough, SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith "That pipe the boys got you for Christmas would you like to take it back and get one that smells better?" HOPE STAR, MOPE, Chick Yesss DADDY 'M TAKING SIXTY CENTS FOR MY POOR LITTLE SCHOOL SUPPLIES PANTS HAVE HAD. WHOLE DAYS WORK, AND I'M NOT EVEN UP YET The Negro Community Turner Phene 7-8450 Or bring Items to. Mics Turner Hicks Funeral Home. Mr.

and Mrs. McKinley Ray tamily and Mrs. Dorothy Omaha, are spending holidays with Mrs. Maggie Hardy, and other relatives. Mrs.

Bert Pierson is spending the Christmas holidays visiting latives and friends in Chicago, william Harris of Detroit, spending the holidays with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fred D. Coleman of Helena spending the holidays with mother, Mrs. Cora Ragland, other relatives, Czar: of Rhythm of Pine will give a dance at the American Legion Hut Monday.

night, bier 27. Advance tickets door $1.25. The public is invited. Sam Moore of Little Rock Friday, 24. Funeral rangements are incomplete.

Miss Ozaree Lowe is spending the holidays visiting relatives and friends in Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Eddie M. Tyus and son gory and Roy Marshall of and Alonzo Marshall Richmond, are spending Christmas holidays with their ents, Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Evans. Mrs. Cora Woodard of is spending the Christmas idays with her parents, Mr, Mrs. William Chambers, and relatives, Miss Tressie Dennis 'and Margaret Williamson of A. N.

College. are, spending the days with: their parents, Eld. Mrs. O. N.

Dennis and Mrs. S. W. Williamson, Americans Go Two Up. in Davis Play GOy WILL GRIMSLEY SYDNEY, Australia.

UP) America seized a firm elmost unbreakable grip on the Davis Cup today when two. long-frustrated veteraris, Tony. Trabert and Vicieixas, fought their. to almost identical fourset victories over young Australian foes in opening: singles matches of the challenge round Trabert, tight lipped and determined, cut down powerful Lewis Hoad in the firat. match, 6-4, 2-8, 12-10, 63 Seizas, scrapping 31- year-old United States champion, evened.

a long: and embarrassing jinx by, trouncing little Ken Rose well, 8-6: 6-4: 6-3 "Two down and three to go," exultantly said Bill Talbert, nonplaying. captain of the Americans as he congratulated his victorious ethletes in the dressing 100m "We'll clinch the sup: tomorrow in the doubles And then Wednesday's finial. singles. match will be just a formality" Only one other time in the history of this stories international tennis competition dating back to 3900 has a team lost the opening two singles and. come back to victory.

In tomorrow's doubles, with the United States: leading 2-0, Ameri, ca, will send out Tralert and Seixes again against Australia's load and Rosewall The Americans, who have -estabilshed themelves as. the best. in the world will 'be overwhelmingly fayored 'Harry Hopman, a disappointed Aussie captain has the choice Rex between and Hoad or Hartwig and Mervyn Rose, who a brilliant doubles record Put both Hartwig, just front mumps, and Rose. a letthander of chifting temperament have been mediocre in practice, this week and eppoar certain to watch the doubles from the sidelines was very proud of both Tony auc Vic," said. Talbert; whose ridiby culed prediction of a 5-0 sweep now looks like.

a good bet "Both of them followed our battle plans 60 almost to the letter and they chowed great fighting qualities Basketball By. The Aceociated Prees Minneapolis 87, Boston R2 Syracuse 97, New York 92 (avertime) Fort Wayne 109, Philadelphia 96 FOG OVER UTAH SALT LAKE CITY A. heavy fog rolled into the northwestern valleys of Utah yesterday, grounding all aircraft and causing unmer. cus. automobile accidents.

Weather forecasters said. that only a storm front could bluw the thick 10g out of the RHEE'S WISHES SEOUL President Synanian Rhee today extended his "warmest axishes for blessed. Christmas" to the U. N. forces and said is due to you that we are enjoying freedom in least half of: pAr country." 1954.

OZAKE PAL NEVER CURE NOT ONLY FORGIVE SHAG IT HAS SOUND MYSELF TO KID HAPPEN HASN'T TODAY! ALSO WAITED COULD FOR BEEN HIMSELF OUR HAVE TH SECOND ALL DURING FOR HALF TO SEND THE HIM IN 2 13 ON THE: OF THE WITH THE HALA, LEADING, INJURED is should game clash bowl reg--the the to there team Jones, tackle. on freshthe. Brigthat except because the Virginia the Bowl teams dur. won't Tech's good Moore, 667 for Thomp- 45 com: Brigthrower. block.

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The three No Evil, See No Evil, Speak' Hamburg, Germany, Zoo. TIRED--There were 39. massive St. Bernard dogs at this DOG still room for anyone to take show in for during the show is Scotty McElyria, Ohio, but there was a nap. nine months out old, who takes up a lot less space than his pal, Stretehing a snooze Alpin, Sampson, who's eight months PINT-SIZE ARRIV a year-old pigmy hippopotamus from Liberia, takes a.

peek-around as he arrives in New York City. When full grown, Pudgie will weigh only one-tenth as much as a full hippo. Taking care of the animal is Betty D'Amore. an airline stewardess. SPORTS ROUNDUP By GAYLE TALBOT.

YORK UP The Sugar by sweet talking Navy into an appearance at New Or- State; Detroit-Toledo. Classic (Ralierg, N. Carolina-Southern CaliforNorth Carolina Stale-Cornell; Forest-Minnesota; DukeVirginia. Invitation (Hempstead, Lehigh-Hofstra CortlandSt. Peler's (N.J.) meets and Marietta plays WagTuesday get under way tomorrow the Richmond Festival, Coast Northern Divi.

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SOMETHING US: BUSY? TO, IN WITH THAT THE AFFAIR THING SUPPOSE COULD ANY WE LOOKIN BETTER FOR START NOT! DID MOOS BACK UP: WAS! AGAIN LEMIANS HAVE HAPPENED RIGHT MA PRISCILLA'S POP 41 The presents all are put away, Our Christmas tree grows I reckon another day The folks will take it down. And yet one thine still puzzles me Now that the Day 16 past: How could it take lone to come And ver do by so fast 77 9: 1: leans, not only has landed the standing attraction of the Year's Day program but scored a victory over its bowl vals which could have a lasting and important effect upon whole business of post-season ball. By. going its own resolute and declining to tie itself up any athletic conference, as principal rivals have done, Sugar Bowl officials took a gamble, A year ago it landed in trouble. They even hed gulty, welling tickets to their Virginia Georgia Tech attraction.

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