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Army's Dawkins Named
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 NEW YORK IP) - Pete Dawk-
ins, Army's versatile halfback was
named winner of the Heisman Me-
iorial Trophy as the outstanding
college football player of 1958.
Dawkins' selection was an-
nounced by the Downtown Ath-
letic Club after a balloting of 1,191
sportswriters and sportscasters
throughout the nation.
He won by a substantial mar-
gin over his nearest rivals, Randy
Duncan of Iowa and Billy Can-
non of LSU.
Dawkins, a 21-year-old senior
froml Royal Oak, Mich., who holds
most of the coveted posts at the
military academy, will receive his
trophy at the Downtown A.C.'s
Heisman Dinner at the club.
Wednesday evening, Dec. 10.
Dawkins is the first cadet to
win the prized trophy since Glenn
pavis was chosen in 1946. Felix,
(Doc) Blanchard, who with Davis
composed the memorable "Mr.
Inside and Mr. Outside" striking
force for Army, was the 1945 win-
ner.

Dawkins, 6' 1, 197-pounder, re- gers, 197; Bob Harrison. Okla-
ceived 296 first place votes and homa, 187; Dick Bass, College of
1.394 points in the balloting. Pacific. 96; Don Meredith, South-
Duncan, star quarterback of ern Methodist, 75; Nick Pietro-
Iowa's Big Ten champions, was sante, Notre Dame, 70: Monty
named first 194 times and collect- Stickles, Notre Dame, 66; Sam
,d 1,021 points. Cannon, halfback Williams, Michigan State, 46;
of LSU's all winning, No. 1 college George Deiderich, Vanderbilt, 38;
team, had 198 votes for first and and Max Fugler, Louisiana State,
975 points. 37.
Behind the top three came Bob , Points were counted on a basis
White, Ohio State. 365; 'Joe Kapp, of three for first place, two for
California, 227; Bill Austin, Rut-, second and one for third.
IOWA SECOND:
Louisiana State Tops
Final AP Grid Poll

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By The Associated Press
Louisiana State's football Tigers
held the national college cham-
pionship to complement their first'
all-winning season in 50 years. j
The Bayou Bengals (10-0), the
nation's only major unbeaten-
untied team, won the final Asso-
ciated Press poll by a landslide
vote to climax an amazing come-
back. Only a year ago they wound
up with a 5-5 record.
LSU, champions of the South-
eastern Conference, thus gave the
SEC the national title for the
second straight year. This is the
first back-to-back conquest for
the SEC since the AP started the
polls back in 1941. Auburn was
awarded the championship for
AP's Top Ten
The top 10 teams with won-lost
records in parentheses:.
1. Louisiana State (10-0)
2. Iowa (7-1-1)
3. Army (8-0-1)
4. Auburn (9-0-1)
5. Oklahoma (9-1)
6. Air Force (9-0-1)
7. Wisconsin (7-1-1)
8. Ohio State (6-1-2)
9. Syracuse (8-1-0)
10. Texas Christian (8-2)
Second ten: Mississippi, Clem-
son, Purdue, Florida, South Caro-
lina, California, Notre Dame,
Southern Methodist, Oklahoma
State, Rutgers.

1957. Auburn wound up fourth
this year.
The nation-wide panel of sports
writers and sportscasters gave the
Tigers 139 first place votes out of
a total of 212 and 1,904 points.
Points were counted on a basis of
10 for a first place Vote, nine for
second, eight for third, etc., down
to one for tenth place.

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BOBBY AVILA
. . . new Oriole

Avila Traded,
To Baltimore
WASHINGTON OP) - The Bal-
timore Orioles last night acquired
infielder Bobby Avila from Cleve-
land for Russ Heman, right-
handed pitcher, and an undis-
closed amount of cash.
The deal was the first to be
completed by Lee MacPhail, new
Baltimore general manager, and
the first of the winter meetings.
Avila, 32, played second andr
third base for the Indians last
year, hitting .253 in 113 games.
In 1954 he led Cleveland to the
pennant with a .341 average.
Avila in 10 seasons of American
League ball has a, lifetime average
of .284.

WALT JOHNSON
... award winner

Johnson Given Scholastic
Award by Detroit M' Club

The 'M' Club of Detroit present-
ed Wolverine end Walt Johnson
with its Patterson Scholarship
Award at a banquet held in De-
troit Monday evening.
The heavy-set right flanker
who hails from Dearborn, Mich.,
received the scholarship which is
given every year to the top schol-


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Detroit area on the grid squad.
More than 8C0 people attended
the annual banquet which this
Year honored retiring Head Coach
Bennie Oosterbaan and his newly
named ,successor, Chalmers
"Bump" Eliot.
Athletic Director H. 0. "Fritz"
Crisler was one of many speakers
who reminisced and praised Oos-
terbaan's 34 years of service to his
alma mater as a player and coach.
There was time for nostalgia of
the past in the banquet room of
the Detroit hotel, but there was
also a hint of the future when
Coach Eliot gave a welcome speech
which was directed at the many
high school coaches and players
in the audience.
He said, 'You know full well
that our future depends upon you.
We want you to know that you are
always welcome at Michigan and
we want to see you all there this
winter and spring."
The speech along with other de-
velopments seem to indicate that
the Wolverine coaching staff is
making a serious bid for home
grown talent which has in past
years escaped to Michigan State
and Iowa, in particular.
Already local talent like Red-
ford's all-state halfback Ken Mike
who led his team to the Detroit
City Championship seems to be
headed for enrollment here next
fall.
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The problem was not that
Marty had fallen in love with
a shirt. After all, he was
a Philosophy major.
The trouble was. . . Marty
was in love with two shirts.
With Shirt No. 1, the Van
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Marty spent hours in heaven-
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revolutionary soft collar that
won't wrinkle ever. It was
Century's one-piece construc-
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(Other collars never did any-
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other collars are three pieces,
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But when Marty was with
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It was terrible. Like so many
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