To Play Rose

By WILL GIIIMSLEY

NEW YORK (AP) -- Michigan State and UCLA, third and iitth respectively in the National Foot- ball rankings, have another Rose Bowl rendezvous cheduled Jan. 2 at Pasadena, Calif.

Michigan State, "which won a wild battle from UCLA there two years ago 28 - 20, was formally named as the Big Ten represent- ative Sunday. UCLA's seiecvion was a matter of routine.

The UCLA Bruins, beaten only by Maryland this year, clinched their third straight Pacific (toast Conference diampionship and the Bowl spot by humbling Southern California 17-7 Saturday.

'Michigan State took the side door, gaining the Big Ten bid when Ohio State. repeating as conifer- ence titleholder and ineligible for the Pasadena trip. cut down Mich- igan in the game which ended in I near brawl .17-0.

COTTON WANTS NAVY

Texas Christian was chosen for the Cotton Bowl at Dallas after its 35-0 rout of Rice. leaving the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans as the only post-season fixture with a cup- board bare.

Here is how the Bowl picture stacks up:

Rnse Bowlv-Michigan State (8-1) vs UCLA (9-l.

Orange Bowlaoklahoma (9-0: vs Maryland (9-01, the two top-rank- ing teams in the country.

Cotton Bowl-TCU I8-ii vs team to be selected. The Cotton Bowl wants Navy if the latter can beat Army next Saturday. Otherwise. the nod will go to one of the south- eastern teams or posibly Pitts- burgh.

Sugar Bowlv- M i s s i s sip pi. Georgia Tech and Auburn leading candidates with Vanderbilt, winner of its last six. a dark horse.

0KLAHOMA'S 28TH STRAIGHT

in addition to the Big Ten, lwo other major conference titles were decided S a t u r d a y. Oklahoma scored its expected victory over Nebraska 41-0 for its 28th straight and 53rd Big Seven engagement without defeat. Going into the fray,

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the powerful Booners. No, lin The Associated Press poll. and Ner braska, were tied for the Big Seven lead. each with 5-0 records.

Princeton won the Ivy League championship when the Tigers scored a 6-3 victory over Dart- mouth.

Michigan State, while watching the scoreboard for progress of the Michigan-Ohio State game, pol- ished off Marquette 33-0 in a nun- league affair and Maryland con-

By THE CANADiAN PRESS

Lew Jenkins retained his world lightweight boxing championship by knocking out Pete l.ello of Chicago in the second round of a l5-round tight at New York 15 years ago tonight. Jenkins, who had suceeded Lou A m b e r s, yielded the title to Sammy Angott in 1941..

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tinued warming up for its Orange Bowl game against Oklahoma by trouncing George Washington, 19-0 Notre Dame continued its success- ful season by coming from behind .to nip Iowa 7-4.

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Nationalist China To Enter Olympic Games

T A l F El iAPl -Nationalist China's Olympic committee re. versed its stand Monday and de. cided to participate in the 1956 Olympic Games whether Red China takes part or not,

The committee said its decision was prompted by the overwhelm- ing demand to enter the games by Chinese athletic organizations at home and abroad.

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WANT PERON EXTIADHE

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