Wildcats face Seton Hall in bid for 12th straight win
Villanova aims for a 12th consecutive victory as unbeaten Seton Hall visits the Villanova Field House. Duke hosts Penn State Tevac Tech returns to Southern Conference play with a 5-0 mark, while Kentucky, Indiana and others post notable results across college basketball Tuesday night.
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Christmas social roundups in Walnut area society
Walnut area notes detail December activities of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Mrs. Charles Clark home with carols scripture and prayers. Many local families, guests, and extended relatives from Erie Chanute Wichita Liberal Garnett Derby are listed attending dinners, visits, and holiday gatherings through Christmas weekend. Multiple individuals and families from nearby towns are named among festive events and church group actions.
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Harry Little
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J. P. Brown
St. Paul
Jack Call
John Standfast
Fredonia
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Phil Wilkins
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Bill Arck
Wichita
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Fort Morgan
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Silverton
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Oklahoma
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Don Mitchell
George Mitchell
Woman Star Winner Of Sullivan Award
Nashville AP Wilma Rudolph Ward, 23, Tennessee State, will receive the Sullivan Award for 1960 and 1961, honoring a amateur athlete whose performance good influence and sportsmanship elevated the year. Rudolph Ward, en route home from Linden New Jersey, is the third woman to win the award in 32 years. She scored 1,627 points, ranking fourth among Sullivan winners poll. The newlyweds hope to compete together in track events with husband William Ward.
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Stephens Named One-Game Star in AP Football Poll
Sandy Stephens of Minnesota topped the Associated Press year end football poll for outstanding one game performances. He led Minnesota to a 23-20 comeback win over Michigan with 300 plus yards and a 63 yard dash score. He also directed a 13-0 win over Michigan State with key plays and an interception.
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Michigan State
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Illinois
Iowa
Jim Saxton
Texas
Gale Weidner
Colorado
Curtis McClinton
Kansas
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College Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Maine 73 Connecticut 68 Rutgers 79 Bucknell 78 in OT South Kentucky 93 Virginia 73 Wake Forest 79 Minnesota 70 Navy 64 Georgia Tech 62 in OT Davidson 73 Alabama 67 Vanderbilt 79 Yale 69 Furman 77 Mary Washington 76 Lenoir Rhyne 66 Wofford 41 Auburn 67 Chattanooga 47 Memphis State 85 New Mexico State 70 Mississippi 68 Florence 64 Tenn Tech 86 Miss Southern 68 Centenary 66 Loyola LA 64 Indiana 122 Notre Dame 9 Butler 63 Princeton 58 Creighton 84 South Dakota 38 Western 82 New Mexico Western McMurry 115 Howard Payne 86 Montana 63 Idaho 61 Gonzaga 80 Whitworth 63 Tenn State 101 Seattle 97 St Benedicts 59 William Jewell Culver-Stockton 68 Illinois College 54 Southwestern 74 Phillips 57 Oklahoma City 79 Memphis Christian Brothers 74 Oklahoma Christian 70 Friends Arkansas City 79 Independence
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Pro Basketball Tuesday Results Recap
Tuesday results show Boston 136 over St Louis 99 New York 110 over Detroit 104 Syracuse 127 over Chicago 102 ABL highlights include Los Angeles 112 def New York 104 and Pittsburgh 98 def Hawaii 92 Wednesday matchups featured New York Cincinnati Detroit Boston and Philadelphia at Los Angeles No games scheduled Thursday with several interleague games planned including New York at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at Hawaii.
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St Benedicts Triumphs Over William Jewell in Liberty
Southwestern Culver-Stockton and St Benedicts led Tuesday night Missouri Kansas basketball action. St Benedicts beat William Jewell 59 to 51 at Liberty to avenge a season loss as Don Listar netted 20. Southwestern edged Phillips 74 to 57 at Winfield. Culver-Stockton topped Illinois College 68 to 54 at Canton with Larry Tatman scoring 19. Friends fell 70 to 65 to Oklahoma Christian in Oklahoma City after leading 41 31 at halftime.
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Big Ten and Big Five near Rose Bowl contract agreement
In Pasadena, representatives of the Big Ten and Big Five discussed reinstating the pre 1960 Rose Bowl contract. A key issue is a no repeat rule by the Big Ten may constrain Minnesota if the same holds in 1963. Tournament of Roses chair Lathrop Leishman expects smooth signing despite talks.
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Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier After 6 P.M.
Instructions to reach the Tribune via carrier if unavailable call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. The note emphasizes using the after hours number for contact.
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Davis Named AP Back of the Year in 1961 Poll
Syracuse star Ernie Davis earned AP back of the year honors after a standout postseason. He totaled 2,386 career rushing yards and 220 points, Rome to a Heisman, and a pro deal with the Cleveland Browns worth $80,000 over three years.
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Dietzel Expected to Quit LSU for Army Head Coach Job
WEST POINT AP Paul Dietzel appears set to leave LSU to take the Army football post. Army, aiming to announce on Thursday, is believed to offer a five year contract at 20000 dollars annually plus fringe benefits.
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Attacks in Algiers Claim Nine Lives in Violence
AP reports nine people killed and many wounded in coordinated attacks in Algiers and other cities as Europeans oppose De Gaulle's plan for Algerian independence. Attacks hit Algiers Oran Constantine and Bone amid rising violence in recent weeks.
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Four Die In Akaroa Hotel Fire At New Zealand Resort
A 60 year old wooden hotel in Akaroa near Christchurch caught fire just after midnight. Four people were killed and about a dozen injured in the blaze as firefighters battled the flames through the early hours. Residents and guests were evacuated as the structure suffered extensive damage. Investigators prepared to examine the scene for the cause as authorities coordinated with local emergency services.
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Loan Okayed to Rural Phone Coop in Kansas
Washington AP reports the Rural Electrification Administration approved a $343,000 loan to Blue Valley Telephone Co of Marysville Kansas to support rural telecommunication service expansion and modernization.
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