New Teams Added to Cage Poll
The Associated Press basketball poll adds Duke, La Salle, Seattle, and Kentucky among the top teams. Kentucky leads with 27 first place votes and 708 points, while Duquesne, Indiana, and Western Kentucky follow in the top spots amid a mix of upsets and strong finishes.
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New York
Seattle
Duke
la Salle
Associated Presse
Kentuucky
Duquesne
Bill
Kentucky
Usu
Dukes
Iz Vales
Indiana
Louisville
Western Kentucky
Hilltoppers
Oklahoma A&m
Western
Aggers
Furman Cager Likely to Be High Scorer
Furman guard Selvy, from Bin, Ky, scored 23 points last night as Clemson fell to Ton yielovy. The performance pushed Selvy to 1,048 season points with many games remaining, threatening Clyde Lovelette’s 1,846 three year mark set in 1952. Western Kentucky, Duquesne, and Indiana posted wins as college basketball heated up after midyear exams.
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Ben Phlegar
NEW York
Turman
Frank Seley
Cobin
Clyde Loveleth
Kansas
Selvy
Colleg
Western Kentucky
Duquesn
Army
Western
Howling Green
Daviess
Bob Schaft
Upset Tosses Boxing Rankings in Magazine Shakeup
Ringo Magazine released a brisk reshuffle after upset wins by Earl Walls Yolande Pompey Danny Nardiev and Gerhard Hecht. Tommy Harrison climbs to No 6 among heavyweights while Coley Wallace drops from the top 10. Clarence Henry rises as Wallace falls. Harald Johnson holds No 1 among light heavies as Pompey drops to fourth. Other movers include Norkus knocking out Naideo and Hecht slipping to No 8.
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New York
Earl Walls
Yolande Pompey
Danny Nardiev
Gerhard Hecht
Ringo Magazine
Tommy Harrison
Los Angeles
Walls
Edmonton
Canada
Rex Layne
Coley Wallace
Ezzard Charles
Clarence Henry
Jimmy Salde
Philadelnasia
Harald Johnson
Amony
Joey Maxim
Archie ‘Moore
Pompey
Bobby Dawson
Naideo
Tampa
Fla
Charley Norkus
Bayonne
N. J. Hecht
Germany
Johnny Williams
England
Eeee Reesy Castellani
Cleveland
Jovy Giardelio
Philaelphia
Billanyy
Randy Turpin
Dawson
Billy Graham
Wieweller
de Mlahagan
Todday Suxton
Paddy DeMarco
Ralph Dupas
Brooklyn
Jimmy Carter
Lone Survivor Wins Free-For-All Championship at Jonesboro
Lone Survivor owned by Dr EB Calame of Jonesboro Arkansas took top honors and a $1000 purse after three hours of racing in a Sunday heat under handler Leon Covington. The Free-For-All championship height.
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Lone Survivor
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Associated Press
Basketball results list several college games with final scores: Prent Deuvesne 70 over Villanova 41, Boston University 34 over Cathy 50, Western Kentucky 4 over Bowling Green, Louisiana State 43 over Mississippi Furman 70 over Clemson 55, Indiana 80 over Louisville 71, Michigan State 83 over Northwestern Wichita 72 over Creighton 88, Wayne Michigan 64, Washington University 35, Missouri Valley 77 over Culver Stockton 61, Bethel 4 over Friends 43, William Jewell 2 over Tarkio TA Arkansas 80 over Texas AM 5, St. Louis 73 over Houston 71, Arizona 87 over Bradley 74, Arkansas Freshmen 100 over Beebe JC 62.
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Associated Prent Deuvesne
Villanova
Boston University
Cathy
Western Kentucky
Lousiana State
Mississippi
Furman
Clemson
Indiana
Louisville
Michigan State
Northwestern
Wichita
Creighton
Wayne
Mich
Washington U
Missouri Valley
Culver-Stockton
Bethel
Friends
William Jewell
Tarkio TA
Arkansas
Texas AM
St. Louis
Houston
Arizona
Bradley
Beebe JC
Fights Last Night Reported by Associated Press
Brooklyn fighter Johnny Saxton defeated Mickey Mnaur in a 149 pound bout. George Araujo stopped 13% fighter from Providence. Curley Moore edged Hammond challenger Chuck Ackin in Gary. Carl Stafford was outpointed by Hammond opponent in Chicago.
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Associated Preas
Brooklyn
Johnny Saxton
Mickey Tnaurant
Parle
Boston
George Araujo
Providence
Curley Moore
Worcester
Hammond
Ind
Chuck Ackin
Gary
Carl Stafford
Chicago
Notre Dame Hires Young Assistant Coach Terry Brennan
Notre Dame named 26 year old Terry Brennan to succeed Frank Leahy as head coach in South Bend Indiana. Leahy praised Brennan as talented with near genius coaching potential, noting age is no barrier. Brennan’s appointment followed Swaby's retirement due to health reasons.
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Souh Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Terry Brennan
Frank Leahy
Brennan
Leahy
Tenny
Lgenius
Terry
Brenan
Swaby
Braves Trade for Bobby Thomson to Boost Hitting
The Milwaukee Braves acquired star outfielder Bobby Thomson from the New York Giants, giving up left-handers Johnny Antonelli Don Liddle and catcher Whobo St Clair along with cash. Manager Charlie Grimm aims Thomson for the cleanup spot to support Eddie Mathews, promising speed and power with fewer double plays.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
New York Giants
Bobby Thomson
Braves
Sam Calderone
Johnny Anteggli
Don Lidde
Whoba St. Clair
Billy Elivs
Charlie Grimm
Thomson
Bobby
Eadie Mathews
Grimm
Thomagne
Thas
Richmonds Bid To Triple-A Fame Sparks City Hype
Richmond dives into the minor leagues as a Triple-A franchise, with Larry Leonard predicting strong turnout surpassing 42 000 seats planned, and mayor Edward Haddock plus owner Harry Seibold driving the effort. The club eyes a home opener versus the New York Yankees in April, seeks a 30 mile catchment and big attendance from Petersburg and nearby towns.
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New York
Richmond
Trilema Fienal League
Larry Leonard
Havana
Tichmond
Leonard
Edward Haddock
Harry Seibold
Confederate Sey
New York Yankees
Petersburg
Baltimore Orioles
Seibold
Nashville Teams Come Here Tonight
Two Hope senior basketball teams host Nashville visitors with games at 7 p.m. The local girls seek revenge after a 52 to 44 loss to Nashville in the earlier meeting. Hope boys previously beat Scrappers 70 to 31. Hope Juniors lost 24 to 20 at Stamps last night.
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Hope
Nashville
Nashville Girls
Scrappers
Stamps
Mississippi State Names Darrell Royal Head Coach
Darrell Royal, 29, from Hollis Sky, previously Edmonton Eskimos coach, was named Mississippi State head coach succeeding Murray Warmath. Royal returns to Starkville where he served as an assistant in 1952 and helped implement the split offense. He signed a four year contract as the Bulldogs seek stability after Warmath’s departure to Minnesota.
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Piss
Darrell Royal
Mississippi State
Hollis
Sky
Edmonton Eskimos
Murray
Warmath
Minnesota
Royal
State
Mate
Jackie Parker
Ieee
TV Levy for Fights Is Proposed
NBC boxing chiefs in a new plan call for a national levy on TV network boxing shows to fund small clubs. NBA would manage a national fund to support long-established venues across states including Newark Providence Baltimore Washington Milwaukee Chicago and St. Louis, preserving fights under tough conditions.
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Jack Hand Patterson
N. J
Abe
Greene
Nastonal Boxing Association
Bosing Shores
Bob Christenberry
New York State Athletic Commission
New York State
NBA
TY Chian
Newark
Agaist Tremendos
Balimore
Washington
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Cals
Tor
Army Nurses observe 53rd year of service anniversary
The Army Nurse Corps marks its 53rd year February 2, 1984, tracing origins to 1901. It highlights civilian nursing ties, wartime service in World War I and Korea, and career paths for officers and civilian nurses pursuing B.S. or M.S. degrees under Surgeon General guidance.
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Army Nurse Corps
Kia
Europe
Africa
Pacific
Gr¢enland
Iceland
Surgeon General Department of the Army
Washington
D. C
Parkers Hot Smack A&M by 80-55 in Fayetteville
Hot shooting Razorbacks led by Raymond Shaw Carroll Scroggins and Floyd Sagety powered to an 80 55 victory over Texas A M in Fayetteville Razorbacks erased a halftime deficit with an 18 6 third quarter run as Shaw scored 14 and Scroggins Sagety added six each Texas A M top scorers were James Addison and Joe Hardgrove with 12 each Texas A M remains winless in conference play while Arkansas notches its second conference win of the season
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Fayeteville
Raymond Shaw
Carroll Scroggins
Floyd Sagety
Arkanias
Texsa A&m
Arkaness
Onge
Shaw Ane Sagely
Glen Rose
Razorbacks
Ag#Joes
Shaw
Texas A&m
James Addison
Joe Hardgrove
Evening TV and radio lineup outlines for New York programs
The schedule lists NBC CBS and ABC programs for Wednesday February 3rd with Dinah Shore Johnny Dollar and The Search among others. It notes eye care spending around 300 million dollars annually per the Vision Institute.
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New York
NBC
Dinah Shore
Barris Craig
Frank Sinatra
CBS
Johnny Dollar
ABC
Edwin DB. Canham
Americang
Etter Vision Institute
Adrift in Norfolk: Dr Carr Faces Family Pressure and Gossips
Dr Stephen Carr and wife Shelly navigate social tension in the midwestern town of Bortold. Town figures gossip about migrant workers, housing shortages, and a possible move into the Carr family business, testing loyalty and ambition as Shelly probes the local status quo. The scene centers on class, gender, and belonging amid a changing community.
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Stephen Carr
Shelly
Carta
Mid-West
Bortold
Carra
Carr
Stephen
Courthouse Square
Pollere
Poring
Dorina
Norfolk
Carr Property
IWR
Ruth
Youth Maupin
B.J
Pather
Cleanor
Fey
Mia
Cayr
Bholly
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