Ring Results From Multiple Cities Showvals and Upsets
Associated Press and United Press reports list boxing outcomes across several U S cities. Notables include Sandy Saddler winning on points in Toledo and Rocky Mariano stopping Joe Dominic in Brockton. Battles feature multiple lightweights and middleweights with outpoints and knockouts across Providence Brockton Holyoke Newark Niles Bridgeport and Milan with varied scores and margins.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Robert Vilemann
France
Anton Raadil
Estonia
Toledo
Ohio
Sandy Saddler
New York
Leroy
Willis
Detroit
Chicago
Pat McCaffery
Topeka Kas
al Timmons
Cleveland
United Press
Providence
R. I
Rocky Mariano
Brockton Mass
Joe Dominic
Holyoke
Mass
Newark NJ
Roger Muriel
Lizabeth
N. J
Sonny) Horne
Niles New Haven Conn
Jimmy Rooney
Bridgeport Conn
Edwaridoe Carracsco
Venezuela
A. Holyoke Mass
Jimmy Warren
Brooklyn
N. C
Massimo Sanno
Milan
Italy
Campbell to Play in Blue Gray Game
Campbell, Arkansas fullback Leon Campbell, a 196-pound hard runner, will play for the South in the Blue Gray Game on December 31 in Montgomery. He becomes the 19th Dixie All-Star selection as the North has not yet announced its players. The season standout helped the Razorbacks this year. Also noted, fossil termites dating about 25 million years were unearthed in Germany.
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Ala
Arkansas
Leon Campbell
South
Dixie All-Stars
Campbell
Razorbacks
Germany
Parker
John Barnhill
Don Logue Cole
Barnie
Dee
Sam Lankford
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Ted Williams to Judge at Stuttgart Duck Contest
Ted Williams, famed Boston Red Sox batting star, will judge the Stuttgart duck calling championship Nov 1. The national finals will feature Williams and other judges including D H Howell, Jimmie Robinson, Enoch Brown, and Chip Barwick. Educational Director Tom Muir will preside over state preliminaries and national finals.
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Howard Conrey
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Muskegon
Mich
Continental Motors Co
Jimmie Robinson
Minneapolis
Sports Afield Magazine
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Memphis Publishing Co
Chip Barwick
Memphis
Sportsman
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Arkansas Wildlife Association
Erp
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Raymond Farris
Biscoe
Gerry Gusnmings
Brinkley
Bobcat Bees Face Texarkana Tonight in Hammons Stadium
The high flying Bobcat Bees meet Texarkana Razorbacks at 7:30 in Hammons Stadium. In last week’s Texarkana meeting Henry Lile led Hope Seconds to an 18 to 7 victory. Expected lineup includes Wilson Pharris Gentry Wiggins Rothwell Monts Williams Marlin Lile Bright Kennedy and Power.
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Texarkana
Hammons Stadium
Oval
Henry Lile
Hope Seconds
Magnolia Bees
Wilson
Pharris
Gentry
Wiggins
Nation Eyes Missouri Sooner Game
The Oklahoma Sooners, ranked No. 3, seek a two year old home win record against Missouri as Don Faurot’s Tigers prepare. Missouri last lost at home in 1947 to Oklahoma 21 12, while Oklahoma aims for a high scoring, championship tilt with key players returning and a near full squad. Bud Wilkinson predicts a scoring battle and the Sooners practice in sweat suits.
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Oklahoma
Tigers
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Lawrence
Kas
Tiger
Don Faurot
Tiger Grain
Colorado
Faurot
Nick Carras
Mike Ghnoauly
Ken Bounds
Bud Wilkinson
Wias
Missouri I
Wilkinson
Notre Dame Tops AP Football Poll For Fifth Straight Week
Notre Dame holds the No 1 ranking for the fifth straight week in the AP poll as Army Oklahoma and California follow. Cornell rises to sixth after a 99 7 win over Syracuse. Rice and Michigan State move into positions as Michigan remains in the top ten.
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New York
Notre Dame
Restuyveetus Fighting Irish
Associated Press
Pall
South Benders
Army
Herling
Oklahoma
California
Cornell
Michigan
Syracuse
Rice
Arken
Sus
Michigan State
Menesota
Toloa
Virginia
Pen
Cornel
Arkansas Teams Post Strong Interstate Football Record
In the 1930s Arkansas colleges boast a solid out-of-state football record. Arkansas eleven hold 4 wins and 3 defeats against non-conference foes, while AIC members report 14 interstate victories to 9 losses. Opponents hail from Texas Oklahoma Missouri Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana and Alabama.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkanene
A . Aic
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Mississippi
Tennessee
Louisiana
Alabama
Virginia backs Papit praised as top runner in heroics
New York Nov. 8 Art Guepe lauds Virginia fullback Johnny Papit as a standout runner surpassing Bill Dudley. Papit led ground gains against Penn and is praised for reliability. The piece notes Virginia’s lean scholarship outlay, captain Johnny Thomas, and mentions key NFL and college figures weighing Papit and team strength.
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New York
Virginia
Art Guepe
Bluefield
W. Va
Johnny Papit
Bill Dudley
Dudley
Art
Papit
Philadelphia
LaFayette
West Point
Guepe
Johnny Thomas
Buckaroo Cat Game to Decide District Title
Smackover Buckaroos visit Hope Bobcats in Hammons Stadium Friday night for 8 o clock kickoff to decide the 7-AA district crown. Hope leads with two wins and a tie. Buckaroos trail by a single loss. The game features a strong Buckaroos passing attack and a Shape-up for Hope to slow it. The outcome could mirror last year when Smackover beat Hope 14 0 to clinch the title.
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Buckaroos
Hope Bobcats
Hammions
Hope
Little Rock
Secone
Texarkana
Magnolia
Camden
Fordycce
Bucks
Bobcats
Smackover
Saime
Arkansas Freshmen Show Promise for Next Season
Arkansas freshmen look stronger in the backfield with names like Lewis Carpenter West Pryor Sut ton and Ritt among the hopefuls. Veterans Campbell Maurice Moore and Muscles Campbell face questions about fitness, while the team contends with limited top running backs as they prepare for a Dallas SMU clash.
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U. of A
Razorbacks
Campbell
Gene
Lewis Carpenter
West
Memphis
Dean Pryor
Kansas
Buddy Sutton
Hope
Tommy Ritt
John Cole
Warren
Larry Monge
Nermott
Billy Ray Storey
Mag‘nolia
Bob Crdass
Garden
Joel Locke
Pine Bluff
Ross Pritchard
Notre Dame Grid Schedule Full for Four Years
Chicago, Nov. 3 (UP) Notre Dame's football schedule is packed for the next four years, says Athletic Director Edy Moose Krause. He told a quarterback yesterday that the Irish are solidly filled through the 1953 season and have room for strong opponents. Some Big Ten clubs may avoid playing Notre Dame, while Tulane indicated relations would end after the 1950 game and Pittsburgh will begin a four-year series next fall. Michigan State also agreed to pay the Irish annually through 1953.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Edy ‘Moose’ Krause
Krause
Juncheon
Washington University
Tulane
Pitsbucuh
Michigan State
Rickey to Announce Shotton as Bum Manager for Dodgers
New York report says Branch Rickey will name Burt Shotton Dodgers manager. press conference set in Brooklyn after postponement. discusses potential trades with Red Saigh in St. Louis. no concrete results announced. Also notes college football scores and final AP poll placements.
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Brooklyn
Hickey
Burt Shotten
Dodgers
Rickey
Shotton
St. Louis
Cardinal
Red Saigh
Saigh
Shottan
New York Yankees
Himselt
Trish
Spa Woman Leads in Arkansas Women's Bowling Meet
Hot Springs on November 7 reports Mrs. Lois Moffo of Hot Springs posting a 1824 score to lead the first half of the Arkansas Women's Bowling tournament. She will face the second half winner next Sunday for the championship, with a high game of 228. The Ricks-Clinton team of Hot Springs captured first division team honors as the event continues toward the 160 tournament in Fort Smith. Jean Pearcy of Hot Springs was elected treasurer at yesterday's meeting, with Pet Gattis of Fort Smith and Mary Goodbay of Little Rock named directors and Virginia Reed of Pine Bluff as sergeant at arms.
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Hot Springs
Lois Moffo
Arkansas
Moffo
Ricks-Clinton
Jean Pearcy
Het Springs
Southwest Running True to Form
The Southwest Conference sees upsets as Texas A&M ties SMU 27-27, dashing SMU’s bowl hopes and top-10 status. Texas beats unbeatens Baylor 20-0 in Austin. Rice rides undefeated in the race, while all-purpose leader Rice’s rushing yards total reaches 626 on 120 carries. Baylor holds top defensive mark at 202 yards allowed per game.
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Aggies
SMU
Nnion
Austin
Texas
Baytor
Rice
Houston
Baylor
Six Arkansas Cities Plan Class D Loop
Six Arkansas cities including Jonesboro Blytheville Helena Paragould Newport and West Memphis discussed forming a Class D baseball league in eastern Arkansas. A Nov 27 meeting in Fort City will decide on joining the league.
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Jonnsboro
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Blytheville
Helena
Paragould
Newport
West
Memphis
al Haraway
Yaraway
Rrest City
Whiime
League
Warning Order in Hemnstead County Court Case
In Hemnstead County Chancery Court Dorothy Lee King sues Alvin Lee King. Defendant must appear within thirty days to answer. Court seal dated October 31 with cleric Atkins and Lyle Brown as attorneys in ad litem.
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Chancery Court
Hemnstead County
Dorothy Lee King
Plainstiff
Alvin Lee King
Omera Evans
Atkins
Lyle Brown
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