Texas Baylor Featured as Week's Game of the Week
Southwest Conference action centers on Texas and Baylor meeting in Austin with both teams unbeaten in league play and chasing the title and Cotton Bowl host spot. Baylor defenses and aerial attack tested Texas pass defense as LSU and Arkansas games loom for other conference teams.
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Acevedo stops Tuzzo in Bridgeport boxing clash
In Bridgeport CT, Mel Acevedo from Hartford stops Tony Tuzzo from New York in the third round. Bobby Dion, fighting out of Las Vegas, defeats Chile Carranan in Reno Nevada in a separate bout.
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Las Vegas
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables Outline
A fragment describes John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables with Major periods in bold type and minor periods in regular type. It notes periods start at specified times and vary in length, guiding fishing or hunting plans and best sport times. The text includes garbled schedules and times such as 4:10 and 4:45 with incomplete data.
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Enen Diay
Celtics Remain Unbeaten as 7th Straight Win Seals Rout
Boston roared past Cincinnati Royals 199-121 behind double figure scorers led by Sam Jones with 22. Oscar Robertson paced Kansas City with 24, while Jerry Lucas and Bill Russell each logged 20 and 19 rebounds respectively. Hawks edge Baltimore 112-110 with 22 of 24 from the foul line. Lakers beat Knicks 111-109. Pistons stop drought with 119-101 over Sixers.
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Tan Sanders
Willie Naulls
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Bostin
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association Wednesday Scores
Boston crushed Cincinnati 139 to 42. St Louis fell 112 119 to Baltimore. New York 1940? Los Angeles. Detroit 119 Philadelphia 1. Tonight New York visits San Francisco. Friday's slate features Boston at Cincinnati St Louis at Philadelphia San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Philadelphia
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San Francisco
Smokey Says to Prevent Forest Fires
Smokey Bear repeats a public safety reminder urging everyone to prevent forest fires. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and cautions against careless outdoor fire use.
Arkansas High School Football Scores From Wednesday Night
Clarksville 34 Ozark 0 Magnet Cove 41 Bismarck 9 Lonoke 18 Clinton 13 Gillett 23 DeValls Bluff 0 Dermott 2% Star City 0 England 12 Cabot 6 Batesville 13 DeWitt 2 Marion 7 Parkin 0 Horatio 24 Glenwood 14
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Rifle Club Offers Help to Hunters in Sighting-In Day
The Hempstead Jr. Rifle Club will hold a Sighting-In Day next Saturday at Fair Park range to assist hunters in sighting rifles and learning proper zero distances. Participants should bring rifles with actions open, safeties on, and keep ammo pocketed until at a firing point, following posted range instructions to improve deer hunting safety.
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Sinatra Open Gives Canyon Course Harsh Test
Frank Sinatra hosts his first PGA Tour event at Canyon Country Club in Palm Springs. The $50,000 Sinatra Open features 17 out-of-bounds markers and a 192-foot No. 4 green. Sixty plus pros, including Sam Snead, compete as Arnold Palmer and Nicklaus are absent, with Sinatra predicting 276 to win.
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al Geiberger
Jay Herbert
Tommy Bolt
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Julius Boros
Gary Player
Sam Snead
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No Shifts Made in Arkansas
Washington officials deny changes in Arkansas welfare funding as the Welfare Administration notes states shift some old age assistance recipients to medical assistance for the aged. A spokesman cites a transfer procedure developed amid program funding adjustments and policy reviews.
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Surprising Buck Becomes a Mother at County Fair
A rabbit owned by the J. J. Villingham family was named outstanding buck at the Johnson County Fair in Buffalo Wyoming. On Wednesday the animal unexpectedly became a mother, prompting astonished reactions from attendees and judges alike.
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Picking the High School Winners
Bill Simmons surveys high school football matchups across regions, favoring Central over North Little Rock and predicting outcomes for a slate of Class AAA and AA games. He weighs strengths, schedules, and rivalries, noting Pine Bluff loomings and Zebras as league leaders.
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Associated Press
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Huskies Still No 1 Small College Football Team
Northern Illinois remains the top small college football unit in the Associated Press poll with 74 points, while Delaware's Blue Hens move up to challenge the Huskies. George Bork’s passing leads Northern Illinois to a 29-22 win over Western Illinois, as Delaware defeats Buffalo 34-6. Delaware closes the gap to 64 points and gains four first place votes to NIU's three. Florida A&M sits third behind them with Wittenberg, South Dakota State, and St John’s of Minnesota following. San Diego State jumps to eighth, McNeese State debuts at No 9 after a 40-0 win over Louisiana College. Massachusetts moves to seventh, Texas A&I falls to unranked with a 16-6 loss to Stephen F. Austin. Kearney, Neb. drops to 10th, tied with Slippery Rock, Pa., now unranked.
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Carling World Open Golf Championship Sets First Round Date
Detroi t will host the Carling World Open at Oakland Hills next August with a 200000 purse and 145 players from 60 countries. Richard Taylor says 105 U S players and 50 to 55 top pros will qualify plus about 45 others from PGA events. Russia and other Curtain countries face visa notes. Czechoslovakia expected to be the only Communist nation represented. The field includes 93 foreign entries and 10 additional winners. event to be televised nationally and possibly via Telstar in Europe.
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Tech's Schweickert Stars as Quarterback Key to Tech Wins
Virginia Tech coach Jerry Claiborne praises Bob Schweickert as the finest running quarterback in the country. The Bon Air junior has sparked six straight Tech victories in seven games, accounting for 1,141 of 1,989 yards and six touchdowns while also passing three times.
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Alabama
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May Become Legend at Wake Forest
Wake Forest fans eye Brian Piccolo as a potential campus legend after he scored a 32 yard field goal a TD run and an extra point in the opener versus East Carolina. Wake Forest has been shut out in six straight games while Duke prepares as the next opponent amid the team’s losing streak. The story notes medical bulle tins from Syracuse Southern California Nebraska Ohio State Minnesota and Texas mentioning injuries and recoveries.
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Associated Press
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Nebraska
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Claridge
West Virginia
Ron Colan
Ohio State
Paul Warfield
Minnesota
Bill Dallman
Texas
Harold Philipp
Tobin Rote Shows Jets How To Play Football
Tobin Rote passed for 369 yards and three touchdowns and ran once in San Diego's 37 3 rout of the New York Jets. The veteran quarterback, 35, with AFL fame since 1950, completed 21 of 29 attempts to lead the Chargers.
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Associated Press
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San Diego
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Green Bay
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Toronto
Howard Is Named AL Most Valuable Player by BBWAA
Elston Howard, catcher for the New York Yankees, becomes the first Negro player named AL MVP. He led with 248 points, 15 first-place votes, and was on all 20 ballots, edging Al Kaline of Detroit. Howard batted .287 with 28 homers, 85 RBIs, and a .994 fielding average, while Yankee teammates and Dodgers series lore frame the season.
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Associated Press
Boston
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
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al Kaline
Detroit
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
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Yankees
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Harmon Killebrew
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Radatz
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Rote steps in as quarterback in 1957 after Layne injury
The report notes Ron Rote stepping into the Lions quarterback role in 1957 following Bobby Layne's leg injury. Tabin powers Detroit past Cleveland 59 14 in the NFL championship game. Rote appears likely for another title game as San Diego leads the AFL Western Division 6 2 with six games left. Bob Suci earns praise for a key moment, while Boston defensive back Suci hopes an award is in reach. Released Houston Oilers, Michigan State alumnus intercepts and returns 98 yards for Boston’s fourth TD in a 45 12 upset Friday.
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San Diego
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Boston
Houston Oilers
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