Memphis State Tops Quintet In All College Tourney
Memphis State, riding a 7 0 record, leads the field as the All-College Tournament opens. Idaho State star Loved Harris and center Hubert Reed headline a strong Idaho group, with Oklahoma City, Marquette, Seattle, and Georgia Tech also favored in a three day festival featuring eight teams and night games.
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Deadly Snakes Named Among World’s Most Poisonous
The tiger awake of Australia and the island viper of Beazil are cited as two of the world’s most venomous snakes. Sources note their dangerous bites and potential fatalities.
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No Rovers in Greenland Describe Sparse Arctic Landscape
In Greenland the landscape lacks rovers and features only a few dwarf trees and numerous bushes, painting a stark Arctic scene with limited flora.
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Louis May Get Compromise On Pack Income Tax
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis seeks a tax settlement with the federal government on a $1 million delinquency. IRS officials and Louis’s attorney plan to meet in Chicago to discuss possible payment terms and potential concessions.
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Garland Takes AAA Crown On lone Field Goal
In a rain soaked final at Nederland Garland Owls edged Neder land Bulldogs 3-0 to win the class AAA state title. Wayne Mullins' first quarter 7 yards field goal provided the decisive score three minutes 45 seconds into the opening period.
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Bryant Extends Texas A&M Coaching Contract Four Years
College Station Texas coach Paul Bear Bryant of the Southwest Conference champion Texas Aggies has received a four year extension through the 1963 season. The announcement praises Bryant and his staff for their successful record and commitment.
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Bear) Bryant
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Cardinals Sign Two Infielders Shortstops for Park Job
The St Louis Cardinals announced two shortstop signings to challenge for Al Park's vacant post. Dick Schofield, 25, hit 208 last season with the Roosters, and Bryce Kaske, 24, batted .208 with the Roether last summer, both on six year deals with undisclosed terms.
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Mont State and St Josephs settle scoreless Allure Bowl tie
In a rain soaked Allure Bowl drwan by Montana State and St Josephs of Indians neither side crossed the yard as NAIA ponders co champions and a shared jeweled trophy. Montana State's Hubcats showed flashes with long runs by Frank Landon and drives by Dave Alt and Char Edwards before stalling near the Puma 11 yard line.
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