Regular Grid Standings Little Change After Week
The AP poll shows minimal movement as few college football games were played. Texas remains No. 1, undefeated, with Navy likely Cotton Bowl invitees pending the Army Navy result. Nebraska jumps to No. 7 after beating Oklahoma. Oklahoma drops to No. 10. Michigan State and Illinois near key Big Ten matchup delayed.
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Washington
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Mississippi
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Michigan State
Illinois
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Panthers
Pitt
Miami
Fla
Alabama
Auburn
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Mlinois
Florida State
Jonesboro Tops Wynne In Late Scoring Showdown
Jonesboro Hurricanes beat Wynne 27 to 13 as the attack surged in the final quarter. Key scores came from Bobby Hutchison and Johnny Allison on runs, Jeff Duncan adding a four yard TD, and a 14 yard pass to John Geis. Wynne reply included James Dacus 12 yard catch and Billy Davis six yard run.
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Ark
Wynne
Hurricane
Bobby Hutchison
Johnny Allison
Jeff Duncan
Duncan
John Geis
Tony Snow
Joneshore
Bobby McDaniel
James Dacus
Bobby Owen
Billy Davis
Three Games on Topin Conference
The young Texas Aggies aim for an upset against Texas as they rely on promising sophomores and a strong freshman class. Texas counters with 14 seniors. injuries and roster depth shape expectations for the season, with conference games scheduled for Saturday against SMU at Fort Worth and TCU, Baylor at Houston Rice, and others concluding, as SMU selects captains Dyler Harlan Cannon Hughes.
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Fort Worth
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Larry Elkins
Russ Wayt
Paul Piper
Froga
Southern Methodist
Bob Dyler
Bill Harlan
Billy Cannon
John Hughes
Reaction in Sports to U S Tragedy and College Games
Navy coach Wayne Hardin says players feel stunned and unsure about playing as the Army Navy game nears, with Pentagon decisions pending amid a mourning period for the armed services. Auburn eyes an Orange Bowl bid if it defeats Alabama, while Michigan State resumes practice after funeral events and ill will.
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Auburn
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Alabama
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New Orleans
Mississippi
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Panthers
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Outsiders in Tangerine Bowl match set in Orlando
The 18th Tangerine Bowl will feature two first time entrants, Coast Guard Academy of New London coached by Otto Graham facing Western Kentucky of Bowling Green in Orlando. The Coast Guard and Western Kentucky were selected for the game announced Monday night.
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Coast Guard Academy of
New London
Texas Gets Nod to Stay Unbeaten
Texas remains undefeated heading into the Cotton Bowl after a final weekend results forecast. Navy to beat Army. Harvard to down Yale. Syracuse to top Notre Dame. Michigan State over Illinois. Alabama over Auburn. Mississippi over Mississippi State.
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Blossom Bowl teams named for December Orange Bowl game
In Miami Florida AP lists opponent teams for the Orange Blossom Classic on December 14. Florida A M will host Morgan State College of Baltimore as the guest squad in the classic.
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Miami, Fla
Florida
A&m
Morgan State College of
Baltimore
Kelso Wins Fourth Horse of the Year Title
New York AP Kelso, sixth year gelding owned by Bohemia Stables, captured his fourth consecutive Horse of the Year recognition as a unanimous choice by 36 selectors in the Daily Racing Form and Morning Telegraph poll, also earning top handicap honors.
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New York
Kelso
Richard duPont
Bohemia Stables
Daily Racing Form
Morning Telegraph
Arkansas State Teachers College Defeats East Texas Baptist
Hendrix 93 Bethel 65 game results from the National Basketball Association note San Francisco faced Cincinnati and matchups listed include New York Los Angeles at New York Baltimore at Philadelphia with San Francisco and New York games noted.
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East Texas Baptist
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National Basketball Agency
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Winnipeg
Hope Bobcats Meet Nashville Scrappers at Hammons Stadium
The Hope Bobcats face the Nashville Scrappers in a Wednesday 8 p.m. game at Hammons Stadium. Hope holds the District 4 AA title and aims to extend a strong season against a Scrappers club that often challenges them. The teams shared three common opponents with mixed results. Hope defeated DeQueen, Magnolia beat Nashville, Arkansas edged Nashville, and Hope beat Bad Hers. The outcome hinges on how Nashville performs against Hope, and this could mark one of Hope’s most successful seasons.
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Nashville Scrappers
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DeQueen
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Scrappers
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Blevins, Delight Split a Pair
Delight Junior Girls beat Blevins 23 to 13 after a tight contest. Blevins Junior Boys won their fourth straight with a 54 to 35 victory as they pulled away in the final two periods.
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Air Force Academy Colorado Cancel Football Meeting
Representatives of the Air Force Academy and University of Colorado canceled Tuesday's meeting to decide when their football teams would meet. A spokesman said Washington had not granted permission to hold the game originally set for last Saturday. Military services were ordered to cancel social activities and entertainment for 30 days after President Kennedy's assassination.
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Hatton Reappointed Manager of Oklahoma City 89ers
Houston AP reports Paul Richards, general manager of the Houston Colts, said Grady Hatton will return as manager of the Oklahoma City 89ers farm club for the 1964 season. Hatton led the 89ers to the Pacific Coast League championship last season.
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Paul Richards
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Grady Hatton
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89Ers
Travelers Row to Joint Shutout Lead in League
Paul Brown of the Arkansas Travelers and Nelson Chittum of Rochester shared the league lead with six shutouts in the last season. William Smith of Syracuse topped the circuit with 14 wins in 16 decisions, the league announced.
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NEW York
Paul Brown
Arkansas Travelers
International Baseball League
Brown
Nelson Chittum
Rochester
William Smith
Syracuse
Davis Leads Comeback for Teachers in Arkansas Night
Davis scored 30 points to spark Arkansas State Teachers to a come-from-behind win over East Texas Baptist College. Trailing 31-20 at halftime, the Bears surged in the second half to take the lead before holding on with 6:29 remaining. Kenny Knipp added 15 for ETBC and Fred die White had 24 for the Bears.
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Ark
Tom Davis
Arkansas State Teachers
Texas Baptist College
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Bears
Kenny Knipp
Texans
Freddie White
Black Hawks Extend Lead With Record-Setting Scoring Pace
Montreal AP Chicago Black Hawks surge in NHL standings leading 1-2 in points and goals. Bobby Hull 31 and Stan Mikita 30 top the points list while Hull 14 and Mikita 13 and Kenny Wharam 12 pace goals. Hawks hold a nine point edge with 73 goals in 19 games, aiming for a season total near 269. Glenn Hall and Dennis DeJordy top goaltending with 2.11 GAA.
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Chicago Black Hawks
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Bobby Hull
Stan Mikita
Hull
Mikita
Kenny Wharram
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago
Glenn Hall
Dennis DeJordy
Mira Still Miami’s All American Quarterback Says Gustafson
Miami coach Andy Gustafson declares George Mira the nation’s greatest passing quarterback despite a 3-5 season. Mira’s stats show 123 completions for 1,548 yards in eight games, with 1,675 yards in total offense and frequent hustling escapes from pressure.
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Miami, Fla
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Miami
Andy Gustafson
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Mira
Gustafson
Jonesboro Tops Wynne 27 to 13 in High School Football
The Associated Press reports Jonesboro defeated Wynne 27 points to 13 in a high school football game. Hamburg beat Crossett 21 to 14 in another Friday matchup.
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Wynne
Hamburg
Crossett
Harada Defeats De Leon In Ten Round Flyweight Bout
In Tokyo Masahuko Harada of Japan outpointed Emil de Leon of the Philippines across ten rounds. In Manchester Terry Downes stopped Mike Pusateri in the fifth of a scheduled ten round bout, with exact weights not provided.
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Masahuko Harada
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Emil de Leon
Philippines
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England
Terry Downes
London
Mike Pusateri
Brooklyn
Football Pioneer Crawford Dies in Michigan at 93
Portland Maine AP reports Frank Crawford credited with introducing football at the University of Michigan in 1801 died Monday in a Portland hospital at age 93. His obituary notes his early impact on college football and his long association with the sport.
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Detroit at New York in Wednesday NHL game
The National Hockey League schedules a Wednesday matchup with Detroit facing New York. No games are set for Monday or today.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Detroit
New York
Hendrix Beats Bethel College in 93 65 victory
Hendrix College built a large first half lead and coasted to a 93 65 win over Bethel College of McKenzie Tennessee in Conway Arkansas. Joe Murphy scored 18 for Hendrix and Ernie Owen 19 for Bethel as five Hendrix players reached double figures.
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Hendrix College
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Hendrix
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Bethel
Dallas seeks public access to Kennedy evidence
Authorities in Dallas say evidence on the Kennedy assassination is conclusive and the case is closed for Oswald’s guilt. Dallas Police Chief Curry promises to release all evidence publicly unless federal agencies withhold. Congressmen urge a blue ribbon inquiry and federal crime protection for top officials while a mail order gun bill gains Senate attention.
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Oswald
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William H. Ayres
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Senate Commerce Committee
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D-Conn
Lawrence Welk Recuperating at California Hospital
Lawrence Welk, 61, is recuperating satisfactorily after a bout of illness in Santa Monica California. Doctors reported the bandleader is responding to treatment and is expected to make a full recovery. The popular TV musician and orchestra leader had been hospitalized since early morning with a stomach ailment.
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Santa Monica, Calif
Lawrence Welk
Weather continued from page one across regions
The report covers Louisiana, Central Arkansas, Northwest and Northeast Arkansas, Southeast and Southwest Arkansas, and Eastern and Southern Missouri. Temperatures range from highs in the mid 60s in Louisiana to mid 50s in parts of Arkansas, with cooler nights in the 20s to 40s and modest variations through Wednesday. Mostly cloudy conditions linger in several areas with showers possible in northern Arkansas.
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Bandleader Undergoes Abdominal Surgery, Hospital Stay Expected
A spokesman says the bandleader underwent abdominal surgery and will likely remain at St. John's Hospital for about a week.
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St. John’s Hospital
U S and French Leaders Face February Talks
The article reports quick progress toward early discussions between President Johnson and Charles de Gaulle to resolve allied differences. De Gaulle's broad, fixed views on atomic policy, NATO, and the EEC contrast with Johnson's pragmatic, bargaining style. Both leaders are expected to get along personally, with policy shifts remaining U S responsibility.
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de Gaulle
France
Kennedy
America
Funeral for Tippit isheld in Fort Worth with 400 police officers
Police officer Tippit is buried after a brief service at a Baptist church in Fort Worth. Family mourns as about 400 officers attend in uniform, with 1,000 onlookers nearby. Chief Jesse Curry calls him an ideal officer. Marguerite Oswald, Marina Oswald, their children, and Robert Oswald attend.
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Oswald
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Marguerite Oswald
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Robert Oswald
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