North Carolina Holds No 1 in AP College Poll
The Associated Press ranking places undefeated North Carolina atop the national college basketball poll with 56 first place votes. Kansas and Kentucky follow, while SMU and UCLA slip after upsets. Seattle and Bradley rise into the top five amid shifts in the top 10.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Frank McGuire
Tar Heels
Maryland
Duke
LCU
Runerup
Kansas
Kentucky
Southern Methodist
UCLA
Seattle
Fradley
SMU
Washington
Louisville
Iowa State
West Virgin
Bradley
West Virginia
Wake Forest
California
Oklahoma City
Canisius
West Virginia Tech
Ilinois
Vanderbilt
Indiana
Tie
St. Louis
College Basketball Results Roundup From National Scores
A consolidation of college basketball outcomes shows St Louis beating Syracuse 107 to 101 and Minnesota over Illinois 104 to 97. Other winners include Indiana 91 over Minesota 72 and Wisconsin 70 over Michigan 63 with notable upsets and close games across multiple conferences.
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Purdue
Indiana
Minesota
Ilinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas State
Alahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Deake
Bradley
Oklahoma City
Western Kentucky
Culver-Stockton
Tarkio
Gene
Kan
Ottawa
San
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
Boxing results list several bouts with outpoints and stoppages in New York Brooklyn Chicago and Syracuse. Ralph Dupas stopped Irish Pat Malone in New Orleans while other matches featured Pat Manzi, Howiei Turner, Toxie Hall, and Chico Vejar. A stray local item notes Bert Gough delaying to work after a string of mishaps at home.
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Associated Pregg New York
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Howiei Turner
Brooklyn
Providence
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Bqb Baker
Pittsburgh
Toxie
Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Pat Manzi
Syracuse
N.Y
New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Hope Bobcats Grid Schedule Reveals 1957 Plans
Hope High School football coach Leon Turpin announced the 1957 Bobcats schedule lineup with six home and six away games. The slate includes Stamps DeQueen Smackover Texarkana Crossett Fairview Hot Springs Camden Magnolia Arkadelphia Nashville Prescott and Nashville as top contenders in four divisions and the 4AA conference. Returning starters and lettermen are listed across the lineup with key backs and linemen highlighted. The schedule runs from September 13 through November 28 with opponents split home and away.
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Prescott
Hope
Crossett
Magnolia
Smackover
Camden
Fairview
Arkadelphia
Bobcats
Texarkana
Hot Springs
Gordon
Lynn Wiggins
Jimmy Chambless
Jimmy Porterfields
Jerry Franks
Jimmy May
Totmy Polk
Dan Boothe
David Watkins
Johnny Graves
Jerry ‘Thurman
Royce Weisenberger
Jack King
Billy Haler
Oliver Adams
Stamps
DeQueen
Oklahoma Fears Quarterback Spot
Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson faces a rebuild with third and fourth string quarterbacks as 16 seniors depart. The Sooners aim to match last year’s success after a 40 game undefeated streak, with Pittsburgh looming Sept 21 and Colorado seen as a conference threat. Wilkinson joked about gifts from fans at the All Sports Jamboree.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Jimmy Harris
Jay O'Neal
Sooners
Wilkimson
Pittsburgh
Soners
Panthers
Wilkinson
Colorado
Texas
Houston University
Arabs to Meet in Cairo Soon
An Arab Four summit is expected in Cairo next week to hear King Saud report on his Washington visit. Officials hope Saud will persuade Egypt Jordan Syria to accept Eisenhower’s plan to curb Soviet influence in the Middle East. An Egyptian source says Saud will meet Nasser Hussein and Shalsh Kuweiy to relay Washington talks and the Eisenhower doctrine. The leaders previously met before Saud’s U S trip. Saudi Arabia affirmed continued U S military and economic aid.
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U.S. G
Hope Cage Teams Smash Emerson in Jones Field House
Hope's senior girls and boys basketball teams staged a dramatic doubleheader upset at Jones Field House against Emerson. Coach Norman Taylor's sextet trailed early 10-4, surged to a 20-16 halftime lead, and fought to a 26-24 third period edge before Emerson tied late. Jan Robison added a late free throw to seal a 90-28 score.
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Emerson
Joyce Vines
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Joyce
Jan Robison
Jerry Franks
Botton
Jerry
Franks
Foster
FR. Vaughn
Perry Purtle
Lynn Wiggins
Wiggins
Norman ‘Taylor
Smith
Hope’ Jed
Sugar Ray the wanderer returns to his mistress
In Oakland a four year old dog named Sugar Ray escaped from a baggage car en route from Oakland to Los Angeles. He was found yesterday in the lobby of the St John Hotel in Oakland, reuniting with Mrs News comer who had searched from Los Angeles. The dog had previously eluded Mrs News comer at a Los Angeles station after fleeing Oakland, while her Navy husband was transferred to Long Beach.
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Newscamer
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Ghosts Rule In Andros Town Post The Constable Sells Hauntings
Hal Boyle reports in Andros Town that Constable Boyd, a large figure in the native village opposite Andros Town, runs a ghost business. He offers weekly haunting rates of 28 dollars for sight unseen and 2400 for outright sale, warning that ghosts cannot be moved when leaving Andros. So far no buyer, as most tourists and locals balk at the price and the notion of a haunting tied to a full week’s work.
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Andros
Alrivus
Murray
Gooney
Spence
Richard Crotch
Crotch
District 7W B Girls Meet Opens In Emmet Gymnasium
District 7W girls basketball opening games last night in Emmet Gym featured Mineral Spring defeating Guernsey 80 to 29 led by Elen Hubbard with 32 points and Nina Adams 13 for Guernsey. Blevins beat Spring 40 to 23 with Louise Clark 24. Shirley Stark led Spring Hill over Emmet 13. Emmet beat Dierks 34 to 26 with Juanita Dougan 15 and Pat Wise 17 for Dierks. Lewisville defeated Garland 27 to 21 with Maribeth Cleveland 22. officials were Bud Crowley Joel Allen and Sonny Nutt with Peggy Cummings as scorekeeper and Joe Weeks as timekeeper. Tuesday pairings listed for local games.
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Guernsey
Elen Hubbard
Nina Adams
Blevins
Spring
Louise Clark
Shirley Stark
Spring Hill
Dierks
Juanita Dougan
Pat Wise
Lewisville
Garland
Maribeth Cleveland
Billy O'Neal
Bud Crowley
Joel Allen
Sonny Nutt
Peggy Cummings
Joe Weeks
Cale Ands Kirby
Gillams
Glenwood
Murfreesboro
Delight
Bogus News Extras Seller Arrested in Japanese Case
Ryutaro Osaki, 40, confessed to selling counterfeit newspaper extras claiming the Ishibashi cabinet dissolved the House of Representatives. He told police he priced each extra at 40 yen to earn more than day labor.
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Ryutaro Osaki
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