College Cage Teams Open Up Season
College basketball opens with top teams in action as six of last season's top 10 start schedules. Kansas led by Wilt Chamberlain in sophomore year faces new foes, while Oklahoma State and Kentucky meet Duke. Other clashes include SMU versus Louisville and Vandy at Sewanee, plus Oklahoma City facing Houston. College hopes to move into the top ranks as several schools test strength.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Fivansville
Vanelorlitt
Sewanee
Okla Perma City
Hou*an
Rice
New Mexico Awm
Michigan State
Buller
Indiana
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Delawares
LasSadle
Millersville
Dick Harp
Kansas
Jay
Hawks
Chamberlain
Aly
Baden
Gorzoga Uwe
Lefebvre
Jend Leine
Paris
The Verger Band Mother’s Club Meeting Notice
The Verger Band Mother’s Club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 7:00 in the Band Building. All members and interested persons are asked to be present. The Yerger Shover PTA will hold its regular meeting in the High School Auditorium tonight at 7:30. Obituary notices report the funeral for Elmore Williams after a fatal auto crash, with services at Mt. Clear Baptist Church in Dovféy Hill.
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Verger'Band
Mother's Club
Elmore Williams
Pan -Automobile Secident
Clear- Baptist Church
Dovféy
Hill
Hicks Ee Plome
Barons Climb in Hockey League
The Barons moved into second place in the American Hockey League on the strength of recent wins. They beat the Indians 3-0 Sunday night on goals by Don Hogan and Johnny Moore, following Cleveland’s overtime triumph and a Bears unbeaten streak.
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the Baron
Sorlnefe Ltt Indians
Don Hogan
Jinny Moore
Cleveland
Bears
Linbeaten
Canadians Take Couple of Wins
UNITED PRESS reports in the National Hockey League over the weekend the Montreal Canadiens opened a lead as Maurice Richard despite an ankle injury helped the Canadiens beat the Bruins 4 1. The Penguins squad edged the Chicago Hawks 6 1. The New York Rangers ended a four game skid by defeating the Detroit Red Wings 5 2 and the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Chicago Black Hawks 7 2.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Black Hawks
Browns and Colts Close in on Loop Titles
Browns and Colts moved closer to league titles as Cleveland beat Chicago and Baltimore toppled Los Angeles. With two weeks left, Cleveland can clinch the Eastern Conference by sweeping Del Rio or New York, while Baltimore clings to a one game lead in the Western Conference ahead of San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Detroit
Giants
Washington Redskins
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Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Tommy O'Connell
Scircuit
Yasker
Ray Renfro
Lou
Groza
Detrel Brewster
Connall
Moore
Fox Ballimore
Steve Myrha
Gene Bubb
Jack Peyius
Billy Wilson
Theouchdowns
Goldy Sntfairy
Saturday Bowl Week Ends With Final AP Poll
The Associated Press final poll will name the national champion tomorrow and announce the All-America team Thursday. Auburn, 10-0, rises atop Ohio State and Michigan State after a 40-0 rout of Alabama, while Mississippi State misses Sugar Bowl paid by conference placements. Navy defeats Army 150-? and Texas, Baylor, and Notre Dame also figure in season closer reports.
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Alabama Satutder
Tigers
Ohio
State
Michigan State
Cawburn
Southeastern
SEC
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Vicetory
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Rive
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Fenness Bee
Vic Rey
Texas
Four Members of Original Bobcats Still Living Here
By Mary Anita Laseter, second of two articles. The piece recalls the first Hope Bobcats football team, listing original players by position, their later lives, and notes on their postfield careers. It covers Willie Warren, Harvey Betts, Bart Dean, Clyde Marl, Clyde Puller, Gus Bowden, Hamilton Hanegan, Harry Shiver, Kenneth Givens, Charles Bridewell, Earl Spencer, Comer Boyett, Goodlett Dildy, O Neal, Arl Jordan, and Bart Spencer, with team results from 1917 and 1918.
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Bobest
Willie Warren
Harvey Betts
Barton Dean
Clyde Marl
Clyde Puller
Gus Bowden
Hamilton Hanegan
Harry Shiver
Kenneth Greening
Charles Bridewell
Earl Spencer
Halfoncks
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Goodlett Bildy
Carl O'Neal
Arl Jordan
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Worl O'Neal
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Southwest Teams Going to Big Bowls
The Southwest Conference ends with Texas A&M Rice and SMU earning bowl berths. Rice meets Navy in the Cotton Bowl, Texas faces Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl, and Texas A&M returns to the Gator Bowl against Tennessee. Southern Methodist eyeing Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl, while Navy’s past bowl success looms.
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Ries
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Crow Back of the Year in national college football poll
Texas A M back Crow named college football back of the year in a United Press poll based on ballots from 266 writers and sportscasters. He gained 101 votes, 40 percent, ahead of Walt Kowalczyk of Michigan State and Bob Anderson of Army, with Clendon Thomas of Oklahoma close behind. Crow, from Spring Hill Louisiana, starred at halfback in a single wing style, ran 100 yards in 10.6 seconds, and is noted for defense and speed. He plans to pursue professional football, or coaching, after college.
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John David
Crew
Texas A&m
United Press
Crow
Walt Kowalczyk
Michigan
Bob Anderson
Army
Clendon Thomas
Rand
Elxetwa
Springshil
Phol-Bean Bryant
Alye
Elas Crowe
Sacarin
Don Clark
Ohio
Lee Grogsnix
Newman
Washi State
Colorado
Jim Pac
Nick
Eau Walt
Rohl
Annual Football Banquet Held Tuesday Night at Howe High
The annual football banquet will be held at 6 30 Tuesday night in the Howe High School cafeteria with about 200 attending including Sabcat guard members. Principal speaker is Bo Rowland, former Henderson coach, and Judge Lyle Brown serves as master of ceremony. Tickets available from Jewel Moore Kelly Wallbn or the high school office.
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Sabcat Guard
Bo Rowland
Ceach
Henderson
Ouachita
George Washington University
Jhidge
Lyle Brown
Jewel Moore
Kelly Wallbn
Porkers Open Cage Season With Sooners
Fayetteville Arkansas University of Arkansas guards Rose leads Nazorbacks to Norman to face Oklahoma in the curtain-raiser. Arkansas opens with a 1-1 start and 12-12 overall, 3-7 in the Southwest Conference. Rose builds a new lineup with Perry Bayais, Joe Dickson among returning players, Lamy Grisham and Pred Grin as starters.
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University of Arkansas
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Oklahoma
Curtian
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Sooners
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Perry Bayais
Joe Dickson
Lamy Grisham
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Harry , Thompson
Tommy Rankin
Wayne “Dunn
Dick Tittman
Lawrence Stolac
Jim Windle
Ora Lee Rose
Day
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New Mexico
A&m
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Tulsa
UA Coaching Job Narrows to Three
Fayetteville Arkansas University president John Caldwell announced that at least three candidates will be nominated for the head coaching vacancy left by Jack Mitchell. The university board athletics committee will make the final decision, Athletic Director John Barnhill indicated, with the successor to be named soon.
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University of Ariansng
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Jack
Mitchell
Caldwell
University Board
Athleig
Gould
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Mitchell S —. Alccessor
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University of Kansas
Rchedule of Solunar Periods From Knight Table
Fragments from Joh Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables describe Major and Minor periods for fishing or hunting. Bold periods start at shown times and last about an hour and a half to two hours, with minor periods in regular type of shorter duration.
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Joh Alden Knight
Basketball Tuesday Night Schedule Read
Fragmented OCR notes show inconsistent entries for Lanenurg Brady and Blevi venues with mentions of Wednesday and Friday nights and players McNell Hanmer Aisgill Lahilly. No clear game results or full team names emerge from the readable text.
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