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GIRLS IN THE ROSEBOWL
Set for the Rose Bowl at Pasadena on New Year's Day are football teams fromSouthern California and Ohio State. Also heading for the Bowl are two othersquads, admittedly not as good at football but considerably better looking.Presiding over the Tournament of Roses will be one of seven Pasadena CityCollege coeds (top); the losers will act as her court. And cheering theirhusbands on will be the wives (bottom) of 12 members of the Ohio Stateteam.

PASADENA'SSEVEN
The Rose Bowl Queen finalists who were selected from 1,800 coeds at PasadenaCity College (left to right): Patricia Scott, 18; Roxanne Boyd, 18; JoanneMartin, 18; Marilyn Smuin, 19; Joan Gentry, 17; Susan Quarness, 18; SheilaBreault, 19. The final judging for the title of Queen of the Roses will takeplace on December 10.

OHIO STATE'STWELVE
The wives of 12 Ohio State football players (front row, left to right): Mrs.Dave Leggett, Mrs. Bob Lilienthal, Mrs. Bob Thornton and Mrs. Howard Cassady.Back row: Mrs. Jim Reichenbach, Mrs. Bud Bond, Mrs. Tom Dillman, Mrs. KenThompson, Mrs. Jerry Harkrader, Mrs. Lee Nussbaum, Mrs. Tom Spears and Mrs.Jack Gibbs.

BALTIMORE'S REDHOT BULLET

The Baltimorebullets of the National Basketball Association were in trouble last week.Firmly mired in the cellar of the eastern division, the fizzling Bullets werealso in dire need of some financial priming. Civic angels worked feverishly toraise the $100,000 necessary to rescue the Bullets from extinction. For theirmoney the angels would receive only two real assets: the franchise and ared-hot rookie guard named Frank Selvy.

Small in staturefor pro basketball (6 ft. 3 in.), Frank Selvy attended Furman University inSouth Carolina. Playing against some of the nation's top teams he smashedalmost every collegiate scoring record in the books—free throws, total pointsand average—in a three-year career. Drafted by Baltimore for the 1954 season,Rookie Selvy quickly showed he could hold his own against the pros, last weekled the league in scoring with 277 points.

PLAYING AGAINSTTHE NEW YORK KNICKERBOCKERS, FRANK SELVY SETS, LEAPS, SENDS BALL IN HIGH ARCTOWARD THE BASKET

PLAYMAKER SELVYDRIVES DOWN TOWARD BASKET AS KNICKERBOCKER FORWARD HARRY GALLATIN (11) ATTEMPTSTO COVER HIM

SELVY JUMPS,ELUDES GALLATIN. THEN, INSTEAD OF SHOOTING, SELVY PASSES BALL OFF TO HISTEAMMATE, CONNIE SIMMONS

SIMMONS,PARTIALLY HIDDEN BY KNICKERBOCKER NAT (SWEETWATER) CLIFTON (8), SETS, SHOOTS,SINKS IT FOR A TWO-POINTER

"On yourtoes!" was the cry heard by athletes in Oklahoma City and Amarillo.Basketball players of Oklahoma City University, trying to get a head start onconditioning, volunteered to undergo ballet exercises led by Mrs. CorlissIngram (top). In Amarillo a band of burly professional wrestlers came to scoffat the rigors of ballet, remained to pray at the temple of Terpsichore afterDanseuse Caprice Chantal convinced them that ballet studies would quicken theiractions, perfect their balance.

 

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