Northwestern Drops From No 1 In Latest Poll Shakeup
The Associated Press poll shows Northwestern slipping to sixth as Alabama Mississippi Texas and Southern Cal rise. Northwestern earned 24 first place votes and 442 points while Alabama led with broader support and 49 first place votes across a panel of writers and broadcasters. The rankings reflect a mix of conference power and weekend upsets.
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Ragan Wins Beaumont Invitational in Beaumont
Dave Ragan clinched the Beaumont Invitational with a 2-under 70, finishing 72 holes at 285 and earning 2800 dollars. Lionel Hebert tied for second, while Don Massengale and Tyrrell Park’s Don Mipsierwald shared third with 1500 and 1500 dollars respectively. Ragan’s 16th hole shot and a hooked tee shot on the same hole marked the turning point in the final round.
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Injury Hits Texas in the Stretch
Injuries hit Texas hard as Frnne Koy and Knox Nunnally hobble out with knee injuries likely ending their seasons. The Longhorns, already margin-prone, now face a tougher Southwest Conference race with Baylor, TCU, and Texas A&M looming and Arkansas close behind in the standings. Royal notes Koy’s kicking and Nunnally’s defense as key losses as Texas fends off rivals toward a possible 1962 title.
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Fight Results From The Associated Press
Hollywood Don Johnson of Los Angeles outpointed Gil Cadillac, both 126 pounds, in California featherweight championship action. In Leeds Leroy Jeffery of Saginaw stopped Howard Winstone in 2. In Trenton Wally Livingston halted Earl Owens in Atlantic City. In Paris Luis Folledo of Spain knocked out Armand Vannucci of Corsica in the middleweights.
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Basketball Schedule and River Steamboat Fact
The National Basketball Association has no games today or Monday. Wednesday features Boston at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at San Francisco, and New York at St Louis. Historical note recalls the Eagle as the first steamboat to reach Rifle Rock on the Arkansas River in 1922.
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Texas Longhorns Show Fight In Narrow Big Eight Clash
Royal comments on growing toughness as Texas trails opponents 36 to 24 over the last four games. The Longhorns win 6-0 at SMU on a Duke Carlisle punt return after beating Arkansas 7-3 and overcoming a late deficit against Oklahoma as Roy notes increasing excitement.
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National Hockey No Games Scheduled Today At Monday
National hockey schedule shows no games today on Monday with Toronto visiting New York and Boston traveling to Chicago. The compact listing confirms the matchups but no results or start times are provided.
Laneburg teams dominate weekend basketball games
Senior girls from Laneburg defeated Cate 33 to 27 as Ann Murrah scored 13 and Phyllis Hunter led Cate with 17. Senior boys saw Laneburg win 69 to 48 behind Jamie Ammons with 23 and Buddy Lee with 25. Gary Kirk added 13 and Buddy Miller 12 for Cate.
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Arkansas Still Leads Statistically in Southwest Conference
In a summary of last week's NCAA A R Kansas leads in total offense averaging 361.68 yards per game while Texas A&M and Baylor rally in rush and pass statistics. TCU remains third at 271.5 yards per game as Baylor posts 279 against TCU for a 275.7 average. The piece notes key plays including kick returns by Texas and Arkansas punt returns by Hatfield and Reagan, plus a 72 yard kickoff return by Rice’s Gene Fleming and a 49 yard punt return by Duke Carlisle.
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Final Rites for Mrs John McGraw in New York
Funeral services are set for Wednesday morning for Mrs. John McGraw 81 widow of the New York Giants manager. She died Sunday night at Campbell's Funeral Church New York. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery Baltimore in the same vault as McGraw, who died in 1934 two years after retirement.
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Solunar Tables for fishing or hunting guidance
The article outlines solunar periods from John Alden Knight's tables, guiding when to fish or hunt. It explains periods begin at boldface times and last about one and a half to two hours, with minor periods indicating regular activity. The text emphasizes planning days to maximize success in favorable conditions.
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Unbeatens clash in Region 2AA title showdown
Helena and Jonesboro meet for the Region 2AA championship as undefeated teams face two stout defenses. Standouts include Chuck Latour et te and Dwain Hooper for Jonesboro and Larry Hamilton with John Purtle for Helena. Other region games also highlight tight playoff races.
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Never Bend Gets Early Choice In Garden State
CHERRY-HILL NJ AP Never Bend has been installed as an early odds on favorite in a field of seven two year olds for Saturday’s Garden State at Laurel Park. Manuel Ycaza will ride Never Bend, winner of last week’s trial, as the mile and one sixteenth stake drew seven contenders due to no owner posting the $10,000 supplemental nomination. The entry includes George BD and Widener’s Crewman with Willie Shoemaker slated to ride Ada Lices Right Proud and Delta Judge, R. Bensing er’s In the Pocket, Harbor View’s Master Dennis, and William B. Robinson’s Rural Retreat. The seven horse field is the smallest in the race’s history and the winner pockets $163,518.
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