SMU Faces Texas in Key Southwest Conference Tilt
SMU prepares for a decisive road test against Texas as the Mustangs chase a third straight title in the SWC standings. Texas Tech remains a conference member but not competing for the crown this year. Texas, Rice, Arkansas, Baylor, Texas A&M, and TCU also vie in a tight race with several games on the schedule this week.
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Menace
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Methodists
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Owls
Rice
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Razorbacks
Baylor
College Station
Fort Worth
Houston
Tulsa
Fayetteville
Weekend College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
AP tally of Saturday results includes North Carolina 75 over Mississippi State 97 in overtime, Oklahoma 63 over Texas Tech 67, UCLA 74 over California 2, Colorado 75 over Missouri 70, Kentucky not listed, and several close games across the Midwest and West with teams like Kansas, Indiana, Houston, and Arizona or Michigan State among noted scorers and margins.
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Due
Mississippi State
Tenessee
Western Kentucky
Murray
iKy
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Mississippi Southern
Midwest
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Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio State
Michigan State
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Michigan
Iowa
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Marquette
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Wayne
Mich
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Southern
Rice
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Baylor
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Houston
Trinity
Tex
UCLA
California
Oregon State
Wyoming
Colorado
A&m
Brigham Young
Utah
Missouri
Southern California
Idan Au Stanton
County Meet Awards Honor Winners in Hermpsferd Gym
Hermpsferd County Basketball Tournament crowned champions across divisions at Blevins Gym. Guernsey Junior Girls beat Blevins 44 39. Blevins Senior Girls won 74 62 over Guernsey. Spring Will Sening boys defeated Saratoga 48 35.
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Guernsey
Hermpsferd
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Norman Jones
Treshies
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Spring Hill Juniors
Ronald Hicks Hilling
Due Harris
Garner
Powell
Yocum
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Patsy Stroud
Louise Clark
Feud Blevins
Peggy Terry
Nina Adams
Joy Guernsey
Spring Will Sening
Brint Odom
Jimmy Cox
Stanton
Reed
Billy Mitchell
Delton Calehoun
Umekeeper
Joss Tinsley
Scarckeeper
Nydwon Eskridge
Willisville Champs Dominate Nevada County Basketball Finals
Willisville teams swept the Nevada County Tournament finals at Cale Gymnasium. Junior Girls beat Bodcaw 39 to 14, Junior Boys won 40 to 20 over Prescott, Senior Boys topped Laneburg 73 to 56, and Emmet Senior Girls defeated Bodcaw 43 to 37. Laneburg earned sportsmanship. Bodcaw seniors and juniors and Prescott juniors were runners up. Supt. Ed Martin and Coach Hillman May presented trophies after the senior boys game.
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Willisville
Nevada
Emmet
Bodcaw
Laneburg
Prescott
Supt
Cale
Ed Martin
Hillman May
Basilio Cleared for Saxton Title Fight in Cleveland
Boxing commission physicians in Cleveland cleared Carmen Basilio as physically fit for the title defense against Johnny Saxton on February 22. Saxton also passed a health check, with the bout the third meeting between the rivals. The fight was postponed from January 18 after Basilio bruised his right hand in training.
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Ccheveland
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Carrher Basilio
Wille
Johnny Saxton
Saxton
Asillo
Hope Teams to Play Emerson Here Tonight
Hope's senior boys and girls basketball teams host Emerson at Jones Field House with girls at 7:00 and boys at 8:00. Emerson, led by 6'2" Pat Foster, owns a 26–2 record this season and seeks a district title after strong showings this year.
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Hope
Emerson
Pat Foster
Stephens
Fights Last Night in Mexico City Result in Knockout
Raul Macias defeated Juan Cardenas in Mexico City in a non title boxing bout. The match ended with a knockout early, confirming Macias as the winner. Cardenas is listed with a partial address and nationality.
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Mexico City
Raul (Raton
Macias
Mexico
Juan Cardenas
Spain
Eisenhower hints at quail hunting amid Israeli Egyptian crisis
President Eisenhower continues vacation at Thomasville Georgia with a close watch on the Israeli Egyptian crisis. He hopes to hunt quail at Secretary Humphrey’s plantation estate if time permits, while handling official papers including nominations to the Senate. Aides say recreation will wait for the urgent papers.
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Eisenhower
Secretary of State
Dulles
White House
United States
North Carolina Wins On Kearns Free Throws
North Carolina edged Duke 75-73 as Tom mmy Kearns sank two free throws with 16 seconds left. The Tar Heels, 19-0, travel to Virginia next, seeking to extend the nation’s only major unbeaten record while looming showdowns with Wake Forest and other top teams.
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John Griffin
North Carolina
Duke
Tommy Kearns
Tar Heels
Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Bradley
Missouri Valley
Western Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Hardin-Simmicns
Carolina
Maryland
Kearns
Len Rosenbluth
Wake Forest
Southern Methodis
Texas Tech
USLA
Conference race chaos as upsets pock Pacific Coast and Big Ten
A frantic college basketball roundup shows Washington snapping UCLA’s 23-game streak in the Pacific Coast with a 74 0 win led by Doug Smart. Indiana clings to the Big Ten lead at 5 2 after a 69 59 defeat. Illinois tumbles to Michigan State 70 64 while Minnesota looms as a potential challenger. UCLA atop PCC with Cal and Stanford looming. Other leagues show Missouri Valley and Southeastern shaping title races as teams seek top positions and critical late-season wins.
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Doug Smart
Ohio State
Big Ten
Indiana
Ilinois
George Bon Salle
Michigan State
Utah
Montana
Ments
Colorado A. & MM
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
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Miami
Ohio
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New York
Idaho
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Louis
Rochester
Two Dead in Gun Battle in Tennessee
Puzzled officers sought today to learn why a grafter, flooded from Pikeville Kentucky, claimed a fatal gun battle with deputy sheriffs Bear here Saturday night. Deputy Matt Farron died Saturday night, Deputy Brownlow lost an arm, Elmer Davis identified as the assailant died in hospital yesterday. He carried eight thousand dollars in cash. The ambush happened as officers approached a tavern near the Kentucky Tennessee border. Parts of the report are garbled and names unclear but outline a deadly shootout with armed assailant, a deputy wounded, and a suspect killed.
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Tenn
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Sheriffs Bear
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Brownlow
Elmer Davis
Munday
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Parton
Partn
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Fred Barnett
Gellico
Rais
Dock Strike Threat Looms Across Atlantic Seaboard
A threatened dock strike could idle 45000 longshoremen from Maine to Virginia after failed talks between the Longshoremen's Association and employers at the New York Shipping Association. Federal mediation hovered as negotiators reported no settlement and a strike could begin tomorrow, with unions prepared to act once Wall Hartley’s agreement with the federal government expired. Louis Wahlman, ILA general counsel, said talks offered no settlement and urged caution.
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Yvivelnia
Pya Unlay
Internar
Wall Hartley
Louis Wahlman
ILA
Roan Ithe Federsl
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