Bobcats Edge Pampa In Low Scoring Opener
Childress Bobcats nipped the Pampa Harvesters 49 to 48 in a protest filed after a buzzer shot by David Seal was ruled good by officials. Seal led Childress with 19 points as the Bobcats opened the season with a victory and prepare to face the Borger Bulldogs.
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Unbeaten 1957 college teams list led by Auburn Arizona State
New York reports Auburn and Arizona State top a list of 16 teams that finished the 1957 season undefeated. Auburn defeated Alabama 40-0 to finish perfect, while Arizona State cruised to a 47-7 night game victory. Middle Tennessee and Jamestown also completed unscored seasons.
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Giants Sell Out Dec 15 Game with Browns at Yankee Stadium
The New York Giants announced all reserved and box seats for the December 15 meeting with the Cleveland Browns at Yankee Stadium are sold out. General Manager Ray Walsh stated no further ticket orders will be accepted.
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Ohio State Tops Final UP College Football Ratings
New York United Press publishes the final college football ratings with first place Ohio State earning 14 points and a 1-1 record in parentheses. Auburn and Michigan State follow, with Oklahoma, Towa, Navy, Rice, Notre Dame, and Texas A M rounding out the top ten and several others listed in the second ten.
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Texas High School Playoff Pairings Revealed By UNITED PRESS
The United Press lists quarterfinal matchups for Texas schoolboy football with team records and point totals. Notable pairings include Abilene 11-0 and Amarillo 11-0, Highland Park 9-1 at Wichita Falls, Austin High 11-0 at San Antonio Jefferson, Nederland 11-0 at Brenham, and Edison 19-0-1 facing Kingsville, among others.
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Celtics Slump Deepens Before Sporadic Wins
The Boston Celtics, after a 14-0 start, lost two of three as injuries bite. Syracuse Nationals beat Boston 118-100 in Syracuse while New York downed Detroit 109-102 and Cincinnati Royals beat Minneapolis Lakers in Cincinnati.
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Named Outstanding Back Kansas City
Bob Stansky of Colorado named outstanding back of the Big Fight Conference on the United Press all conference team. He leads the nation in rushing and tops the unit among backs named today.
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New College in Junior Rose Bowl
Cer ritos College wins western bid to play in the 12th annual Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena on December 14. Norwalk, California based Arlington State College Rebels named for the second consecutive time to represent the east as defending junior college national champions.
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First U.S. civil service exam in 1883 for clerkships
The first U.S. civil service examinations were held in July 1883 for clerkships with a salary of 1000 dollars per year.
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Browns and Colts poised for NFL title clash next Sunday
The Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Colts, each eyeing a seventh Eastern or Western division crown, set to meet if they win next Sunday. Results show Baltimore 31 Los Angeles 14 and San Francisco 97 New York 17 among others, with key matchups Cleveland at Detroit and Baltimore at San Francisco.
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Crow Named As Year's Top Player
Crow, the Texas Aggie halfback John David Crow, was chosen the Sporting News Player of the Year with 74 ballots. He led ahead of Alex Karras and Walt Kowalczyk, and was praised for his physical tools and love of the game. The All-America list also spots Clendon Thomas, Bobby Anderson, Jim Gibbons, Jimmy Phillips, Al Ecuyer, Bill Krisher, Lou Michaels, and Don Stephenson.
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