Tri-City Herald from Pasco, Washington • 13

THURSDAY JANUARY 12 1956 TRI-CITY HERALD PASCO KENTJEWICK RICHLAND WASH AF Will Play Stanford In 58 LOS ANGELES UP) Air the agreement Monday at the Temple Is Becoming Cinderella Team Dcak To Make Final Appearance LOS ANGELES Iff) Sunday's Pro Bowl game between the stars of the Eastern and Western Conferences of the National Football League will mark Doak Walker's final appearance as a player will be my last football said Thursday in good for my best to be a really Tm severing football It has and made a lot of friends In the game I plan to try coaching It's true I could change my mind on that but I don't think I Walker and Bill Howton of the Green Bay Packers are alternating at the flanker spot in Sid West lineup WEDNESDAY FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHICAGO Johnny Holman 901 Chicago stopped Bob Satterfield 184V Chicago 8 BUENOS AIRES Paocaal Forts 10744 Argentina outpointed Leo -Eopinooa luv Philippine Kerex retained world flyweight iiwy the Detroit halfback condition and ready effort which I want good one all connection with been good to me NCAA convention Brutus Hamilton athletic -director of California said he is negotiating for a 1957 football game beteen the Golden Bears and the Navy but the date been fixed Force Academy of Colorado Springs Colo will meet Stanford Indians in a football game at Palo Alto Oct 18 1958 Stanford graduate manager A1 Masters announced the signing of By BEN OLAN The Associated Press Temple supposed to set we college basketball world on fire fhis season but rapidly becom-ing the Cinderella team The Owls had an 11-10 record Iait season They were hopeful bat not overly optimistic going Collegiate Hoop Scores Watch your Step! 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Look for new CONCEALED SAFETY an easy-to-see mark of a modern truck find in new Chevrolet Task-Force trucks They stay clear of snow mud and ice to give you firmer safer footing into the current campaign Du-quesne La Salle and Syracuse were some of the clubs rated ahead of them among the Eastern independents Today however Temple showed a perfect 9-0 slate End was one of four major schools remaining unbeaten The others are San Francisco (12-0) Dayton (11-0) and St Francis of Brooklyn (9-0) Last night the Owls ranked 10th in the latest Associated Press poll whipped Villanova 80-73 after rallying late in the game sixth-ranked Blue Devils were the only others among the top 10 teams to see action They beat Clemson 109-80 in an Atlantic Coast Conference tilt In other games St Louis trippec Bradley 75-67 in a Missouri Valley skirmish Carnegie Tech pulled the upset of the night by edging West Virginia 63-66 Louisville beat Notre Dame 80-75 in overtime Tennessee defeated Georgia 62-59 in the Southeastern Conference and Columbia knocked off Pennsylvania 82-74 in the Ivy League Hal (King) Lear scored 37 points to lead Temple to its victory Villanova battled the Owls on even terms at 70-70 until Hal Reinfeld hit on a three-point play Guy Rodgers connected on a jump shot and Lear converted two free throws for a seven-point spree The other victims this sea son include fifth-ranked Kentucky and two Ivy League clubs Princeton and Penn Duke took command in the ninth minute of its game against Clemson raced to a 53-38 halftime advantage and then turned the game into a rout Bill Yarborough netted 38 points for the losers Underdog Carnegie Tech which won pnly its third game in 10 starts had to come from behind in the last two minutes Allen Frank put Tech in front 66-63 with two quick baskets Rod Hundley had a hot night for West Virginia with 23 points and 17 rebounds Louisville ranked 13th came fropi behind in the second half and then registered five straight points in the fourth minute of the overtime to nip the Irish THE ASSOCIATED press WsdseiAsyi Rriult FAR WEST Occidental 80 Whittier 60 vcmM Acdemy J- CT PoTy tSan Dimas) 60 CU-fornix Jtivaraide 58 EAST Columbia 82 Pennsylvania 74 rordham 66 Princeton 64 Temple 80 Villanova 73 ii Army 68 Colgate 68 Carnede Tech 68 West Virginia 68 SynduN 71 Penn Slnta 64 SOUTH Duke 109 Clemson 80 Tennessee 62 Georgia 59 22 Hopkina 46 i JJhvlerfan 91 Eollim 88 Stetibn 96 Misa Collesa 76 MIDWEST Kolre Dame 75 (over- Bradley 87 Toledo 71 Bowling Green 69 Evun'Uli 96 Kentucky Wealeyan winAiZi((5V Loui) I SOUTHWEST New Mexico 92 Montana 79 Tech 95 Arisona 71 Den Reserve-: Quits Team SAN FRANCISCO LT) Bill Mallen reserve forward Tuesday quit the topranked basketball team the San Francisco Dons because of pressure of his law I studies Mallen starred in the semifinal with Holy Cross in the Holiday Festival Tournament in New York which the Dons went on to win! 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