Oklahoma and Army Lay Their Records on Line
Oklahoma and Army, top national teams, face key tests tomorrow. Oklahoma hosts Oklahoma A&M in Stillwater aiming for a straight victory as Army seeks a 29th unbeaten game in Philadelphia. Nationally, Tennessee, Notre Dame, and other powerhouses highlight a weekend full of rivalry showdowns and high stakes.
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Oklahoma
Army
New York
Tle
Ihe
Oklahoma A&m
Bifnwwater
Okla
Navy
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Agelen
Texas
Yanterbit
Vola
Kentucky
Piisburgh
Tan
Fromm
Auburn
Alaiame
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Maly Cross
Boston
College
Tulana
Minnissippi
North Carolina
Virginie
Rice-Baylor
Texas Christian Southern Methodiet
Maryland
Virginia Tech
Syracuse
Fordham
Kansas State
Wichita
Richnona-Wil and Nury
Roundup of boxing and college football tales by Fullerton
Roundup recounts Ray Robinson in Perle chatter and Bureton analysis on European fans. It notes Greains of Abilene's fame for top picks and a dunk prank on coach Garvin Beauchamp with his assistants submerged after a water dunk.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Ray Robinson
Perle
Lew Bure Hon
Ray
Chatra
Bureton
GeJo
A. C. Greens
Abilens
Tex
Gance
Cate
Abilene
Chris- Gun
Texas
Greene
Garvin Beauchamp
A. C. Greene
Tim
Hockey Scores From Various Leagues
Associated Press report lists Toronto 0 Montreal 6 for national league, Cincinnati 4 Springfield 1, Osnuha 5 Cula 8, St Paul and Milwaukee 4, Victoria 2 Portland 2 in Pacific Canal League, with internal league notes and scattered team abbreviations.
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Glanga
Toronto
Montreal
Cincinnati
Apringfield
U.S
Osnuha
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Victoria
Portland
Bulldogs Meet Golden Matmen
Wreakling teams from Coll Nigh and Golden coliics at 7:40 p.m. tonight on the Gun ter Hall main. On Saturday evening, Golden meets Greeley high at 7:30 p.m. in the Eighth Avenue gym. Don McMahon coaches Golden. College high’s Al Lignant is hampered by lack of 95 and 102 pound wrestlers. Exhibition bouts feature Dents Dinke and Don Adkinson. Several College high wrestlers are listed on the roster with weights from 112 to heavyweight.
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Coll Nigh
Golden Coliics
Gunter Hall
Golden
Greeley High
Eighth Avenue
Kym
Don McMahon
Golden Boys
al Ligrant
College High
Atlan Harte
Brice Wilkinson
Don Brunk
Carl Willman
Dave Freemyer
Delbert Willman
Merle Bernhardt
Jack Doty
Bob Drethauer
John Schulte
Don Dinke
Don Adkinson
Will Wreatl
Tigrant
Pat O'Halloran
Csch Varity Grappler
O'Halloran
Ligrantte
Marvin Reske
Herb Bulvan
Harley Ticket
Willa Axgect
Bob Wyse
Wayne Colbert
Glen Tooker
Bod Larson
Richard Sauer
Kansas State Denies Blackbourn Coach Offer
Kansan City reports the head of the Kansan State college athletic council denied a Milwaukee Journal claim that Lisle Blackbourn of Marquette University had been offered the Manbatean football coach position. Tebow said no names have been discussed and no approach has been made.
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Kansan City
Kansan State College Athletic Council
Lisle Blackbourn
Marquetts University
Manbatean
Milwaukee Journal
Blackbourn
Tebow
Yankees sign Rizzuto for 1961 season contract
Baseball brief notes Rizzuto, AL MVP in 1950, signed a 1961 contract with the New York Yankees for about 50,000 dollars. Also recaps Miami Open first round leaders with 66s, Tropical Park inaugural, Towle purse results, and jockey standings across several tracks with scattered results and odds.
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Associated Prevet Baseball
New York
Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Miant
Fla
Joe Kirkwood, Jr
Dha Turmosa
Oxie
Tropical Park
Towle
Tamaly
Ron A Dea
Blinkisl
Mollywood Park
Iaglewond
Callf
Molywood Park
Aggies Face Opening Game With Varsity Experience
Colorado A M coach Bill Strannigan announces a veteran minded squad for the Aggies 20 game season. Nine returnees from prior campaigns anchor the lineup including Anderson from Salina Gasnett from Denver Jton from Sylvia Lind from Topeka Kane from Cheyenne Nash from Cheyenne O Boyle from New York City Sotham from Rocky Ford Williams from Cheyenne. Other transfers and sophomores add depth as the Aggies set a busy schedule and late December Skyline tournament in Denver.
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Bill Strannigan
Colorado A&m
Colorado State
Stearnigan
Colorado
Aggie Gym
Gunter Hall
Aasié Aquad
Heiko Kuhn
New York City
Marvin Lyose
Craix
Russel Rerncke
Oak Park
Dom Scothorn
Stratton
Lawrence Stong
Olen
Utah
Bob Westhoff
Fort Morran
Wyoming U Corriedale Reserve Champion at exposition
Winners at the International Livestock Exposition include the champion Corriedale ewe bred by the University of Wyoming and the reserve champion also credited to the University of Wyoming. Illinois and other entries were listed among the day’s show results.
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Chicago
University of Wyoming
Larante
Unclear Military Encounter Recorded in Fragment
A fragmented OCR item mentions a person named Richard M. Skates and a reference to Chinese troops in Korea. The text is garbled with multiple repeated phrases and dates, making a clear event or outcome difficult to determine.
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Bultay Mant
Nay
Mare Ino Medical Corpantan
Richard M. Skates
Ayd
Korem
Fort Collins Faces East High In State Championship Game
Fort Collins and East High meet in the Colorado state football final with unbeaten records. Lakewood faces Montrose for Class A, while Montrose and Lafayette battle for Class B. Key players include Ray Mar and Jerry Catlahen for Fort Collins. injuries threaten Had dim Doteen.
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Fort Collins
East High
Associated Prva
Colorado
Haat
Collins
Haddim Doteen
Jerry Moore
Dick Moore
Lakewood
Montrose
Loveland Man Critically Hurt In Weld County Crash
Loveland man Harry A. Blood, 66, critically injured in a crash on State Highway 185 near Puritan in Weld County. Denver General Hospital listed him in serious condition. Blood’s car struck a truck driven by Charles Hohtencamp, 39, of Denver after Blood leaned toward a door handle, crossing the center line.
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Harry A. Blood
Loveland
Puritan
Weld County
Colorado General Hospital
Denver
Mr. Blood
Charles Hohtencamp
Third Avenue
Mr Bloods
Ma Hohtencamy
Denver Firms Agree to Halt River Pollution
Seven electric companies ordered to stop polluting the South Malta River north of Vanger have complied with requests. Dr Roy I Cleave head of the state health department announced the development in Denver on November 19.
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Denver
Tenver
Roy E
Malta
Vanger
Requesia
Roy I. Cleave
Atate
Skiing Conditions In Colorado Reported
The governor's committee on winter sports reports varied conditions at Colorado resorts. Arapahoe Basin shows two inches of new snow with lifts operating. Berthoud Pass features good packed snow. lower tows run daily. Loveland Basin notes three feet upper snow and daily lower tows, upper rope tow on weekends. Estes Park Hidden Valley reports 18 inches packed snow with weekend tows. Leadville Cooper Hill shows one foot old snow with limited operations. Apex base has 22 inches packed with weekend tow service. Aspen awaits official opening with 18 inches new snow. Allenspark reports 20 inches. Canon City reports note hitchhiker incident victims.
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Denver
Colorado
Arapahoe Basin
Boutley
Berthoud Pass
Loveland Basin
Upper Basin
Estes Park
Hidden Valley
Leadyilla
Cooper Hill
Aspen
Allenspark Tey
Loveland College Highs Eye Victory at Home
Loveland Indians host Loveland College Highs in a pivotal game led by coach Dek Hay. Starters include Dick George Jon Mi Fon and Steve Homindl with Jack Annan at guards. Reserve band features Gene Cole Jerry Mone berg Hobert Rusch Arnold Gresowsk and Paul Iwata. Bob Galen returns as coach with eight lettermen Jim Lybargar Harl Kuor Jin Welim Maurice Ceathers Ted Dean Bob Klaren Ted Gertsch Benny Sykes. The B squad supplies two more for the starting unit.
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Pesasa Gebat Agaiaal
Loveland
Indians
Dek Hay
Etartihe
Saliees Fe
Dick George Ani Jon
Mi Fon
Cane Moastern
Steve Homindl
Jack Annan
Alpo
Gene Cole
Jerry Moneberg
Hobert
Rusch
Arnold
Gresowsk
Paul Iwata
Bob Galen
Bank Thre Yoay
Jim Lybargar
Harl Kuor
Jin’ Welim
Maurice Ceathers
Ted Dean
Bob Klaren
Ted Gertsch
Benny Sykes
Balen
Denver Nuggets
Bill Birannigan
Colorado A&m
Lybarger
Coloate
Discontinuance of Narrow Gauge Trains Postponed
The public utilities commission delayed the end of the last regular narrow gauge passenger trains in Colorado. The Denver and Rio Grande Western will abandon daily service between Durango and Alamosa after adjustments, with continued operations until after January 2. The decision affects routes through Durango, Silverton, Alamosa, and Pueblo, while New Mexico petitions remain unresolved.
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Dener
Public Utilities Commission
Colorado
Denver and
Rio Grands ‘Western Railroad
Durango
Alamosa
Harold F. Eno
Rio Grande
Phe
PUC
Hasea
Mavhiig
D&rg
San Juan
Pasin
Melles
Silverton
New Neézxico
New Mexico
Rio Grands
Denver
Pueblo
Traioa
Alamona
Pueblo-Alamosa
Eno Aald
Denver-Pueblo
Tame Imne
Local College Football Picks Stir Debate in 338 Member Poll
A fragmented report lists selections for a college football team by 338 members of the Amerikan Football group. Names include Jim Geande-Ted, Bob McCullough, Vic Janowics, Leon Heath, and Kyle Rots among others across Texas, Kentucky, and Ohio. The text references coaches and players in a late season context with unclear team titles.
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Pete Cenavaruwe
Coliers Pets
Alee GS
New Teck
Conches Sisgoton
Jim ~ Geande
Ted “Cafter
Ténkeisse
Adn MecFadin
Texas
Bob McCullough
Ohoniate
Haltbacke
Vic Janowics
Ontolage Btate
Kyle Rots
Matlio
Matlio Quatar Hask
Vito Pacific
Kentucky
Leon Heath
Otis
Forbes and Wheeler Headed to Softball Officials Meeting
Forbes and John RK. P. Wheetler depart La Salle by train for a three day gathering of softball officials at the Morrison Hotel in Chicago. Forbes Field coowners and Grealey group leaders discuss tournament sites and rules with national leaders.
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Carroll Forbes
John RK. P. Wheetler
Lasve
la Salle
Morrison
Chicago
Forbes Field
Agene of Grealey
Forbes
Rocky Mountain
NSG
Larry Walker
Phonir
Atis
Favora
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Greeley
Yorber
Rex Wilson
el Pano
Tex
Ray Anderton
Rock Inland
BI Snow
Clinton
Ruth Mobr
Milwaukee
Wis
R. Rappenfield
Fort Waybe
Ind
Howard Philline
Matick
Maan
Famous Band Leader Turns Dairy Ranch Owner Near Fort Lupton
The well known band leader has developed a 140 acre Weld County dairy operation west of Fort Lupton. He names Mountain View Ranch and plans a Holstein dairy, irrigated pasture, and a small operation after previously leading a band and weighing about 60 pounds in youth.
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Fort Lupton
Tiny
Mountain View Ranch
Bullivan
Ateiou
Colorado Hill
Colorado
Texas A&M Avenges Loss as Longhorns Triumph in Rivalry
In a fierce Southwest matchup before 65,498 fans, Texas rushed past Texas A&M 7 to 0. Quarterback Tompkins threw a TD and the Longhorns added a field goal after a drive from the Aggies. Starters Jackain and Bud Lewis anchored a tough defense as Texas claimed its tenth victory in the storied series.
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Avastin
Tex
Tompkins
Ars
Texas
Tov Ie Buitery
Blair ‘Cherry
Castig
Hwoind
Aggie
Tomers
Teras
Kev Jackain
Lewis
Bud
Httyas
Sere
Texas Keurink
Proctor
Townsend
Converstone
Tompkine
Giat
Gator Bowl Tickets On Sale At Laramie
University of Wyoming lists 1500 tickets for the New Year’s Day Gator Bowl game in Jacksonville Florida between Wyoming and Washington and Lee. Ticket manager Bud Daniel says tickets are $4.21 each and demand rises as fans consider special plates trains or driving to Florida.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Bud Daniel
University
Jacksonville
Flo
Wyoming
Washington
Lee
Jacksonvilla
Florida
Peace Demonstrators Boo Mrs Roosevelt at UN Headquarters
About 200 youths gathered at the United Nations Headquarters Moors to stage a peace demonstration and boo Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt as she urged them to go home. Led by Paul Robeson Jr they occupied the main lobby and vowed to stay until contacted by top UN figures including Trysve Lis secretary general or War ras B Austin.
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United Nation
Franklin
D. Rocewvelt
Paul Robeson, Jr
Trysve Lis
Warras B. Austin
United Nationa
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