Staubach Earns AP Back Of Year Honor In Nationwide Vote
Roger Staubach Navy quarterback from Cincinnati was the overwhelming Associated Press Back of the Year choice with 57 votes. Georgia Tech’s Billy Lothridge led backfield runners with 11 votes. Don Staubach set Navy and Texas marks. Staubach posted 167 completions 2 157 total offense yards and 46 total plays. Isaacson ranked third among national scorers. Sidie ran for 1 006 yards and 706 passing yards for 1 712 total offense.
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Cameron Aggies face Dodge City in key home contest
Cameron College basketball notes the Aggies, led by Dale Roark, pursue momentum after a 85-70 loss to the Conquistadors in Garden City and a 4-2 early schedule. Key players include guards Harry Bailey and Jess Coffey, centers Vernon Paul and Cleatus Doyel, with Bill Savage and Tony Crawford boosting depth as Cameron eyes improvement and a potential big season.
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Texarkana
Bill Savage
Detroit
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Tony Crawford
Oklahoma City
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Robert Williamson
Mike Rodgers
Williamson
Kenny Bridges
College teams reach 100 point mark in multiple games
Loyola advances to a 112 48 win over South Dakota with four starters totaling 99 points led by Miller 31 Hunter 27 Rouse 21 and Egans. Other 100 point games include North Carolina 166 over Tulane 41 and Indiana Duquesne 101 81. Duke and South Carolina battle to a late finish as Mullins secures a blue devil lead.
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Les Hunter
Vic Rouse
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Bob Newmann
Alabama
Charlie Shaffer
North Carolina
Tulane
Dick VanArsdale
Duquesne
Baldwin-Wallace
St. Louis
Lamar Tech
George Washington
Citadel
Five Teams Enter YMCA Cage Loop
At least five teams will compete in the YMCA Senior basketball league this season. As many as ten or twelve teams may enter the league.
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Talented Kansans Invade AGGIES Seek Revenge in Finals
The report notes Kansas talent entering the Garden City invitational finals after a strong showing versus Dodge City last season. Dodge City defeated Cameron 85 70 in the Garden Classic and rebounded with sharp play at Garden City. Freshmen Reggie Greene and Jess Hensel, plus 63 Robert Pipkin and Head Frick, contribute for Dodge City. Coach rallying the squad, with Paul limited by an ankle injury and Cleatus Doyel likely to start if Paul cannot go.
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Cameron
Garden City
Reggie Greene
Washington
Jess Hensel
Robert Pipkin
Central Rips Eagles 53 33. Cougars rally to win
The Central Cougars erased a 22-7 halftime deficit against Eisenhower, turning a tight game into a 33-33 final after a strong second half. Players Dudley and others produced key scoring, while Eisenhower’s defense struggled to slow the late surge.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press Los Angeles
Jesus Pimentel aged 118 from Mexico knocked out Rey Asis 110 percent from Meckton Colt in a late night bout as reported by AP in Los Angeles.
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Rebounding Lawton To Invade Del City
Lawton and Del City clash at 7 30 p m tonight in the Eagles gym. The contest features Lawton leading scorers Gerald Bromey Roy Bocock Luke Her ris Gary Miller with heavy duties expected from 3 16 60 and other members as the teams build on recent outings.
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Lineups Preview for City Openers and Del City Debut
Preseason notes show Lineups LawTon and others for city tilt while Clinton tops Del City 76 to 59 in a prior matchup. Del City opened with a 72 to 45 win in its first game as teams prepare for the preliminaries.
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Thinking About Syear Warranty Car Ads
The message pitches a used car warranty offering extra years and miles with a slogan about America’s finest built cars. It hints at value transfer to a new owner and invites customers to visit for details on the offer and coverage.
Lincoln Beats Langston Quint to Halt Losing Streak
Oklahoma Christian, an independent, defeated Langston 77 to 73 as other Oklahoma teams suffered setbacks. The slate had Kansas State at Langston, Eastern New at Southwestern, and Pittsburg State at Central State in Monday night action.
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Loyola Sets Torrid Pace As Top Club
Loyola of Chicago cemented its hold on the No. 1 ranking in the AP poll by routing Detroit and expanding its lead atop the national college basketball rankings. Arizona State Ohio State Oregon State and Kansas dropped out of the Top Ten while NYU slid from second to seventh and Duke moved from third to fifth.
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Top Ten College Teams Shake Up Poll With Big Moves
Kentucky jumped from fifth to runner up as Michigan rose to third and Cincinnati to fourth. UCLA Vanderbilt Toledo and Davidson entered the Top Ten, with Kentucky leading after wins over North Carolina and Baylor. Michigan matched Kentucky with a strong slate, while Toledo earned a first place vote as part of the observers panel.
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Roadrunners Debut at Douglass High School Gym
Kurkendall's Roadrunners, a colorful exhibition basketball team, make their debut tonight at Douglass High School gym at 7:30. Admission is 75 cents. Manager Lawrence Kuykendall leads the squad with players Buddy Taylor Curtis Hightower and Donie Haywood, plus ex-Douglass stars and local top girls expected to join.
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