West Shrine picks two Parkers for game roster
UCLA star Mel Farr Idaho’s Ray McDonald and Oregon State’s Pete Pifer headline the West roster for the Shrine charity game at Kezar Stadium on December 3. The team includes Don Horn and Tim Van Galder at quarterback, pieced with Stanford and UCLA linemen and stars from Missouri, California and Washington.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
UCLA
Mel Farr
Idaho
Ray McDonald
Oregon State
Pete Pifer
Kezar
Bert Jacobs
Farr
McDonald
Pifer
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Charlie Brown
Missouri
Little All America
Don Horn
San Diego State
Tim van Galder
Iowa State
Stanford
Dave Lewis
Tim Sheehan
Jim Wilkin
Ronnie Pack
Texas Tech
Dick Cunningham
Arkansas
Jim Riley
Oklahoma
Washington
Dave Williams
John Mason
Cal
Jerry Bradley
Tom Greenlee
Lloyd Phillips
Leo Carroll
Dennis Randall
Oklahoma State
John Richardson
Carroll
Richardson
Arkansas Fisheries Hulsey outlines fish stocking goals statewide
Arkansas Fisheries Chief Andrew Hulsey reports nearly 2.15 million fish handled in the last fiscal year ending June 30. Most stocked for public lakes and farm ponds. emphasis on catchable channel catfish and blue catfish. A 44 pound blue catfish set a state record at Dardanelle Dam, surpassing the former Arkansas mark. Hunters and seasons for ducks geese quail dove deer are listed with dates. The piece also covers Chiefs and Stram in Kansas City football history and AFL-NFL merger implications.
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Joe Hogan
Andrew Hulsey
Hulsey
Second Deer Season Opens Next Week
In Harr ison the Game and Fish Commission announced a third three day deer hunt from December 29 to 31, with legal bucks only and rules identical to the first two periods. The second deer period runs December 12 to 17 for legal bucks only.
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Little Rock
Game and Fish Commission
Harrison
G&f
Hugh Hackler
Kansas City Eyes Super Bowl Head Coach Chance
Hank Steam, coach of Kansas City's western AFL champs, received a request for an interview with Lamar Hunt for a head coaching job in the new league during a 1959 football banquet in Gary Indiana. The encounter marked the start of Sham's association with Hunt.
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Dallas
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Purdue
SMU
Notre Dame
Miami
AFL
Hank
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Kansas City
Stone Johnsen
Gus Taylor
Bert Coan
Mike Garrett
Oid Stram
Ly Aim van Valkenbung
Associated Press
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Gary
Ind
Lamar Hunt
Texas
Sham
The
Illinois Shocks Kentucky In OT Thriller At Home
Illinois defeats Kentucky 98-97 in overtime as Ron Dunlap seals win with late free throws after four Wildcats fouled out. Rich Jones leads Illinois with 32 points, Pat Riley fouls out early, and Adolph Rupp laments officiating amid Kentucky’s 19th home losing streak. Michigan upsets Houston 86-75 as Dennis Stewart scores 23 for the Wolverines. Other top results include Michigan State over South Dakota 81-54 and Indiana past Missouri 77-65.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Wildcats
Tinos
Pat Riley
Baron
Ron Dunlap
Laois
Rich Jones
Illinois
Deyn Flussner
All America
Louie Dampler
Thad Jaracz
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Minois
Clinois
Elvin Hayes
Cougars
Steve Rydal
Lee Lafayette
Matthew Aitch
Butch Joyner
Vernon Payne
Ron Coleman
Bo Wy~enandt
Steve Jansa
Sam Williamy
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Lehigh
Wm, & Mary
Pittslegh
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Redlegs Sold to Cincinnati Businessmen
Cincinnati sportswriter Juan Kangilaski reports that William DeWitt has sold the Reds to a local investor group led by Francis J. Dale for 7 million dollars. The city will back a 40 year lease to finance a riverfront stadium shared with a prospective football team, while DeWitt remains as owner until NL approval in January. Manager Dave Bristol and staff stay, with the new manager given broad authority.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
William Orville DeWitt
Cincinnati Reds
Francis J. Dale
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
DeWitt
Reds
Dave Bristols
Dale
Riverfront Stadium
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Jack Baldschun
Dick Simpson
Robinson
Orioles
Powell Crosley Jr
The
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports results from college and NBA action. Notable winners include Columbia over Lehigh and Missouri over Indiana, with many other games across the East, Midwest, West and South. NBA schedules show Detroit vs Boston and other matchups. Local youth football note appears at end.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Detroit
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Negro Five Eliminates Hope Team in OBU Tournament
The Hope Bobcats were eliminated in the first round by Lincoln Tigers 83 to 61 at Ouachita Baptist University. Lincoln, Camden’s all Negro high school, matched the Bobcats early, but a fourth quarter surge sealed the win. The Cats, missing Stan Purvis, fought for boards as Lincoln dominated rebounding with six feet per player on the ten-man squad.
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Owachita Baptist University
Lincoln Tigers
Cats
Jones Field House
Gordon Gow Devils
Lincoln
Camden
Bobcats
Tigers
Stan Purvis
Lincoln High Boys
Notre Dame Claims National Football Title in Stride
Notre Dame, led by Ara Parseghian, accepts the national championship after finishing the season with a decisive 51-0 victory over Southern California. The Irish rose from sixth in the preseason poll to the No. 1 ranking, edging Michigan State who tied them 10-10 late in the campaign.
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South Bend
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Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Chicago
Parseghian
Michigan State
Irish
Purdue
Northwestern
Army
North Carolina
Ohio State
Rose
Southern California
Final poll shows MSU top with 41 first place votes
Michigan State led the final ranking with 41 first place votes and 506 points on a 10 9 8 ballot. Michigan State earned eight first place votes and 471 points, followed by Alabama with seven first place votes and 428 points as the only undefeated united team. Georgia finished fourth with 332 points, UCLA 291, Nebraska 224, Purdue 193, Georgia Tech 165, Miami 76, and SMU 62.
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UCLA
Nebraska
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Georgia Tech
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Southern Methodist
Spring Hill Tops Willisville In Weekend Basketball Showdown
Spring Hill senior boys defeated Willisville 44 to 23 while the senior girls won 61 to 34. Betty McNeil scored 11 points in the girls game and Cowart led the boys with 9 points.
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Spring Hill
Willisville
Betty McNeil
Cowart
Yerger Hosts Magnolia Tonight In Conference Tilt
Yerger High School Tigers host Walker High School of Magnolia for 7 30 tipoff with junior and senior squads. After losses to Ashdown and Arkladelph ia last week the Tigers seek to even their 1 1 conference mark and build momentum for upcoming games. Local editor notes praise for role players Frank Prater and Ernest Standekes and urges focus on teamwork and rebounding.
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Walker High School
Magnolia
Yerger
Ashdown
Arkladelphia
Bobh Yerger
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Tiper
Frank Prater
Ernest Standekes
Central edges North Little Rock for Arkansas poll top
The Associated Press Arkansas high school basketball poll has Little Rock Central atop the tally with 110 points and five first place votes, narrowly ahead of North Little Rock at 109 with five first place votes. Leachville and Blytheville follow, with Fort Smith Northside dropping to fifth after recent losses.
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Associated Press
Little Rock Central
Arkansas
North Little Rock
Tigers
Wildcats
Central
Fort Smith Northside
Leachville
Blytheville
Northside
Harrison
Jonesboro
Whitehall
el Dorado
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LR Hall
UCLA Rated Top Team in Nation
UCLA holds the top spot in The AP basketball poll after a 105-90 opener win over USC highlighted by Lew Alcindor’s 56 points. The Bruins lead Texas Western by 49 points in the scoring margin as Kentucky, Louisville, and Duke follow in the top ranks based on games through last Saturday.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Bruins
Southern California
Texas Western
Kentucky
Virginia
Miners
Louisville
Georgetown
Duke
Monday's Fights Roundup From THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Philadelphia Benn Briscoe stopped George Benton in Philadelphia while Leotis Marti defeated Amos Johnson in Media Ohio. Barratto outpointed Jimmy Jiminez in Worchester, Beau Jaynes beat Paddy Read in Providence, Kostey outpointed Pau Armstead in Tokyo, Nate Cins stopped Joey Giardello in San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
Benn Briscoe
Philadelphi
George Benton
Leotis Marti
Amos Johnson
Media Ohio
Walpole
Mass
Mr Barratto
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Jiminez
New York
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Beau Jaynes
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Mas
Paddy Read
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Tokyo
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Pau Armstead
Los Angeles
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Nate Cins
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Deer Kill Forecast Probably Higher Than Last Year
Weather kept deer hunting slow with hot dry and windy conditions. Unofficial weekly deer kill reached 12 524 as data on field kills are processed. Also notes Kentucky 98 97 overtime win and Michie 86 73 over Houston. plus Brigham Young and Cincinnati in Top Ten.
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Michie
Houston
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