Associated Press Weekly Basketball Standings and Points
A scrambled excerpt lists weekly college basketball standings through Saturday April 4 with top teams and points. Mentions Holy Cross Kansas State St Bonaventure Bradley Ohio State and others in disputed order. includes numbers in parentheses and scattered player names.
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Associated Basketball
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Jimong Welap
Holy Cross
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Across the Counter on Insurance Protection and Policies
The piece argues against stacking many insurance policies and advocates a single trusted provider. It cites the saying too many cooks spoil the broth to illustrate complexity and cautions that one company offering comprehensive protection reduces overlap, boosts service quality, and minimizes misunderstandings.
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Balthazar Gerbier
Former Cowboy Champ Buried After Snowy Outing
Knight, a former world champion rodeo star, was killed May 23 during a rodeo in Haysyard California. His body was buried yesterday at a gravesite in Mot Springs with ceremonies led by local officials and attended by his wife and daughter.
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Snow Averts Disaster at Squaw Valley
Snow halted a potential crisis during the Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley as rain threatened conditions. The Weather Bureau forecast more precipitation while temperatures hovered around 20 degrees, with officials hoping a rise would ease travel and competition day by day. The storms began Monday and continued into today, disrupting plans and spurring vigilance by organizers.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
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Weather Bureau
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Lions Look Elsewhere Pressure on NFL Contracts
Detroit Lions players consider leaving for other leagues as the NFL contract system faces clashes with Canadian and American leagues. Attorney Creighton Miller says many players will test free agency options, sparking potential court fights over option clauses and league competition.
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Stengel Sees balanced AL but pennant not assured
In Glendale AP interview manager Stengel reflects that every AL club is stronger for 1960 with trades and young players. He cites the Yankees improving catching and infield depth, predicts a sturdier pitching staff, and notes additions like Roger Maris with remaining concerns about injuries and consistency.
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Bo Skowron
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Tony Rubek
Andy Carey
Gi McDougald
Roger Marts
Mickey Manila Lad
Hector Lopes
Razorbacks at Home in Key Southwest Conference Clash
Southern Methodist, Texas A&M loom near top of the SWC as they face Arkansas on the Razorbacks' home court. Texas edged Texas Tech to stay within reach of the leaders, with Jay Aristotle pouring in 21 for Tech and Texas' 38-1 tally by Artiette leading the Longhorns. Baylor and TCU collide in Waco in another pivotal league game.
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College Basketball Scores Snapshot Across Regions
East West Virginia 93 NYU 69 Massachusetts 47 Northeastern at Amherst 81 Middlebury 59 Vermont 56 Norwich 54 South Georgia Tech 76 LSU 56 North Carolina 73 Clemson 54 Kentucky 90 Mississippi St 59 Tennessee 81 Mississippi 71 Auburn 84 Morida 51 Virginia Tech 2 Wi Mary 61 The Citadel 64 Furman 81 Vanderbilt 68 Nalane 64 OT Alabama 64 Georgia 60 OT MidWest Cincinnati 123 North Texas State or Ohio State 106 Wisconsin 69 Northwestern 68 Minnesota 04 Indiana 87 Town 74 Michigan St 78 Tlinois 77 Purdue 79 Michigan 05 Bradley 75 Houston 7 SouthWest St Louis 78 Oklahoma City 59 Oklahoma 63 Nebraska Texas 7 Texas Techeti Arizona 77 West Texas St 71 Far West de Angeles St 114 Arizona St 108 Colorado 48 Oklahoma St 40
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Nebraska
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Premier Khrushchev Declines India Visit Invitation
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev today declined an invitation during his Indian visit starting Thursday. No reason was given for the refusal.
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NEW Dell
India
Nikita Khrushchev
Motel Operators Discuss Boat Rentals at Resorts
Fragmentary notes indicate motel operators saying they will issue boats to guests at resorts but hint that changes may broaden or restrict areas for boat use. References to Table Rock and dock stability remain unclear.
Arkansas Board seeks halt on Hot Springs bowling alley
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Board of Architects asked Pulaski Chancellor Murray Reed to block construction of a Hot Springs bowling alley. It seeks injunctions against the contractor and six sub contractors, arguing the plans were not prepared by a registered project. The petition cites Act 157 of 1959 and says the court may halt work on violative projects. Respondents include Bert W. Boller owner, Brown Lee Rog ers Inc Newport contractor, and several Hot Springs sub contractors, plus Dixie Equipment Lille Rock Raines Electric and Brunswick Balke Collender, a non resident firm. This appears to be the board’s first use of the act.
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State Board of Architects Today
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Murray 0. Reed
Hot Springs
Bert W. Boller
Brown Lee & Rogers, Inc
Newport
Tom Slough
Southern Air Conditioning and Equipment Co
Mills Constretion Co
Joi Hammond Construction Co
Dixie Equipment Co
Lille Rock
Raines Electric Co
Bruswick-Balke-Collender
Canada opens buffalo hunt bids for 100 licenses
TORONTO AP With seven months remaining more than 300 bids have been received for 100 licenses in Canadas second wild buffalo hunt this century Ed Olson Wood Buffalo National Park superintendent says bids will likely be awarded on a first come first served basis. Last September 40 hunters from Canada and the United States each shot one buffalo during the first permitted hunt on the 17 300 square mile game reserve borders.
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Toronto
Britisher Plans One Thousand Mile Walk From Scotland
London AP reports Billy Butlin plans a 1000 mile trek from northern Scotland to Cornwall offering 14000 dollars in prizes with 2800 to the male and female winners. He aims to end the long walking craze and says the event will be the walk to end all walks after two women completed the route in varying times.
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Khrushchev Pushes German Treaty Demand at Moscow Reception
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev pressed for a peace treaty with Germany and an end to West Berlin occupation at a Moscow Italian reception. He warned that unresolved German problems could trigger future conflict while Italian and Soviet hosts noted no conclusions.
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Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables Printed Weekly
The page lists daily Major and Minor Solunar periods from John Alden Knight. Major periods run about an hour and a half to two hours, shown in bold, with minor periods in regular type. Times for Tuesday through Sunday are given, indicating optimal fishing or hunting windows each day.
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John Alden Knight
Community church notices and events calendar
The notice lists church events and schedules from February including a club meeting at McCaskill Golf Chapel Church for parents and youths 10 to 21, an Institute by Negro Work of the Southern Baptist Convention at Manns Chapel Baptist Church, and a BTU and Sunday School workers gathering. It requests churches to submit 4960 Church schedules by February 10 for publication.
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Golf Chapel
Miss Ford
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Negro Work
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Southern Baptist Convention
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