Purdue Holds Top Spot In AP Major College Poll
Purdue leads the AP football poll with 14 first place votes and 584 points as Southern California and Notre Dame trail. Houston jumps to 11th after a Tulane win while Georgia rises to 18th from a tie with Tennessee. Nebraska remains 14th after a late win over Wyoming, with Oklahoma, Texas and others in the top ten.
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Fights Last Night in Brief by Associated Press
Milwaukee bout saw Buster Mathis outpoint Dick Wippers in a 10 round decision. Percy Pugh edged Bete Toro in New Orleans while Roger Rischer defeated Eduardo Corletti in San Francisco. Roberto Amaya stopped Doh Hiks in a San Francisco bout.
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Umps Fired for Trying to Organize in baseball
Cleveland AP. Umps Salerno and Valentine claim they were fired after attempting to organize the 20 American League umpires. They say the severances came after plans to create a Major League Baseball Umpires Association with NL umpires. Cronin denied union activity caused the firings, stating it was due to dissatisfaction with their work.
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Northside wins top AP poll for third straight week
Fort Smith Northside captures first place votes again in the Associated Press Arkansas high school football poll. In Class AAAA the Grizellas roll to a 35-0 victory over Fayettesville as Northside eyes title run at El Dorado. Top teams remain unchanged: Hall, North Little Rock, Springdale, Central, Pine Bluff, Russellville.
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McLain Seeks 100000 Pay And 33rd Victory
Detroit Tigers star Denny McLain targets at least three more starts to push his season to 33 wins and eyes 100000 in salary with endorsements pushing toward a quarter million. Manager Mayo Smith says he could reach 33 wins, a feat last done in 1946 by Grover Alexander, amid talk of additional endorsements and pay.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Highlight Weekend Results
A dense recap covers MLB results and leaders with scores from Baltimore Boston Minnesota and California. It lists day results, upcoming games, pennant race standings, and top players in batting, pitching, and fielding with key names such as Yastrzemski McAuliffe and Rose.
Grid Cards Are Beaten by the Rams
In Los Angeles the Rams defeated the Cardinals 24 to 3 Monday night. Ron Smith sparked the win with a Meyard kickoff return after a long circuitous path through St. Louis defenses. Rams coach George Allen credited a trade history involving Ben Wilson and Vince Lombardo as key to acquiring Smith, describing him as a proven impact player.
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Tigers Clinch Tie Threat With 29-Year Wait In Detroit
Detroit's Cash drives a two run shot and a three run homer as the Tigers crush the Yankees 9 3. Buford belts a grand slam for Baltimore as Pittsburgh and San Francisco win. Minnesota edges California as NL results roll in. Weaver wary after near elimination as Orioles chase a pennant playoff.
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Fourth year Wisconsin back uses kickoff to spark late rally
The Wisconsin squad replies with a touchdown to open the second half and take an 11 to 3 lead as Ed Meador adds a pair of interceptions. The article notes a prized Woodlawn Vase keeps its vault-bound prestige amid Preakness lore.
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Cards May Determine Standings In Series With Giants
The St. Louis Cardinals seek to shape the NL race as they open a three game set in San Francisco against the Giants who lead Cincinnati by two games. A mix of results from the West and East teams keeps the standings fluid as Detroit closes in on the pennant in the American League with other key outcomes noted.
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Frank Broyles Crying Blues After Razorbacks Practice
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Coach Frank Broyles lamented a 1 hour 45 minute one day gap between practices and a two day layoff. He described the session as alarming and said players and coaches showed a metal lapse. Arkansas heads to Little Rock Saturday to face Oklahoma State University.
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Ellender Optimistic After Opening Loss to Western Michigan
Jonesboro Arkansas State University coach Bennie Ellender said the opening 20-0 defeat at Kalamazoo by Western Michigan was disappointing but not crushing. He noted sprained ankle for Bubba Waldrup and bruised knee for Alan Sapp, as ASU prepares for Drake in Des Moines.
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State Senior Golfers in Final Round at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Ark AP Powell of Walnut elected president of the Arkansas Seniors Golf Association as the state seniors tournament heads into its final round. Dowell defends title at Hat Springs Country Club with a lead over Billy Bel of Pine Bluff and Ralph Budd of Little Rock. Boyd Ramer and Jim Porter of Little Rock follow after 74. Dowell elected president after Monday's play with Fred Brown Fort Smith first vice president CUM Shaw Little Rock second vice president Gay Dickey Pine Bluff treasurer and Ramer executive secretary.
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Magnolia Lions Triumph 36 0 Over Hope Lizards
Magnolia defeats Hope by 36 to 0 at Hammons Stadium in a hard fought game. Sortewelter, Adams, and Reyenga star for Magnolia while Spraggins provides a late 458 yard fumble return for Hope. Hope drops to 1-1 as Bobcats prepare for DeQueen.
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