Four Games Slated In Elgin Cage Meet
By TOM SHARROCK Feb 5 the Elgin tournament features Verden Cyril and Addington Irving clashes in the second round with both boys and girls action on tap. In opening round results Cument boys edged Sterling 64 59, Addington boys rallied for a 61 60 win over Apache, Cache girls beat Cement 46 32, and Verden girls defeated Sterling 38 36. Cement got trouble with the Tigers as Gerald Bradshaw fouled out in the third. Cement led 16 1 early as the Bengals briefly trailed. Whistle Davidsen scored 20 for Cement and set up much of the Pup offense.
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Tom Sharrock
Elgin
Apache
Cache
Cement
Verden Girls
Steerling
Cement Boys
Bulldogs
Whistle Davidsen
College scores mix across conferences and shows totals
A sprawling list of men’s and women’s college basketball results across numerous teams. Notable outcomes include Drake 96 over Wichita 76 and Northwestern 56 over Tre State 29, with many close scores and overtime entries. multiple venues and dates implied with diverse colleges such as Ohio State, Tennessee, Florida A&M, and Western Michigan contributing results.
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Wassetbat
Niagara
Culgmte Si
Reaming
Chicago
Loyola
Dickinson
Slurehstta Amgton Fi
Willmaniie
Wessaw S
Drake Wichita
Detroit
Warhagien
Sue
Brulley
Portland
Titnnis
Ohio State
Fiiday
Cercree
BlackWain
Jewell
Westminster
Esvilte
Albiondi
Heideikers
Grinnell
Olt
Eaith Dakota St Ceri
Claire
Superior
Sivens Point
Ostbush
Mil
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la Crimre Sk
Ugh TC
Northern Michigan
Dakota
Morningside
Eyelle TC
Minot TC
Concurtia
Ming
St. Mary's
River Falls
Wis
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Homa
A&m
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Od Sandertilt
Aldmine
Tevnnessee
Furman
Willam & Mary
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Lenoir Thyme
Guliford
Fayetteville
Tohrs
Bluefield
Elen
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Ark. College
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Southeastern la
Belmat
Tenn
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Pasnille
Transylvania
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Sam Hourton
Arna St Tempe
New Metea USA
Teves Western
Jamar Teesi
Southwest
Texas TV
Eagham
New Mexico
Volana
Western SI
Tern
Montana
St. Carroll
the State
Commade Mines
Angeles State
Cal Terri
Mary's
Cal Agglos
Gloves Preview Indicates Title Contenders at Sill
Charles Prater of Fort Sill is the state novice heavyweight champ, with defending district champs Lonnie Poco and Dillard Jackson in the field. Poco shifts to 110 pounds, Jackson stays at 160, as 38 champions earn jackets and emblems while runners up receive trunks. Remarks highlight officials led by Dude McCook, with 20 army and air force boxers in the lineup and headgear rules for service fighters.
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Dude McCook
Enid
Marvin Liddell
Oklahoma City
Eddie Washburn
Anadarko
Harry Ratliff
Lawton
Liddell
Washburn
Army
Air Force
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Sooners Lose Three Cagers
The University of Oklahoma basketball team forfeited a player as Dick Bass, a 5 foot 10 guard from Kilzore Texas, was ruled scholastically ineligible for the spring semester. Bass had begun several early season games and held an 11 game scoring average of 2.9 points.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Dick Bass
Kilzore
Tex
Bass
Addington Girls Triumph as Sterling Edges Cement, Verden Routs
Sterling beat Cement 58 to 61 in a high scoring girls game while Verden defeated Ayrd 48. Don Bailey led Sterling with 27 points. Addington boys rallied to beat Sterling as Joel Miller sank two free throws in the final seconds. Cade girls, led by Ann Robinson with 23, routed Cement. Verden girls built a 30 to 21 lead before subs preserved the win.
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Fletcher
Moving Hoy
Tom
Verden
Cement Ch
Sterling
Addingtin
Spade
Verden Girls
Sterling Uneke Gliadé
Cement Ja
Pleys
Teammale
Kenneth Riley
Don Bailey
Addington Boys
Joel Miller
Rangers
Cade
JnAnn Robinson
Bulldogs
Patterson Ends Jackson Bid as Floyd Holds Boxing Crown
Floyd Patterson defeated Hurricane Jackson in a close 12 round split decision to retain the heavyweight title. He fought the last five rounds with a broken hand and impressed writers with his defense oriented style. Patterson envisions a long rule as champion, planning a PR role with an industrial firm and leveraging capital gains taxes for earnings.
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Sither
Patterson
Jackson
Floyd
Leaders Lose In Pin League Night Action
Joe Ford Insurance halted the league leaders Peoples Ice Co. at Sooner Lanes on Monday, edging them by four points and narrowing the gap to seven. Harvey Bradley led scoring with 548, while Julius Vince and several others posted high totals across both the Pin League and Church League as First Baptist and Centenary Methodist won key matches.
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Joe Ford Insurance
Peoples Ice Co
Sooner Lanes
Elledge DX
B. F. Goodrich
Lautersteins
Ray
Carter Garape
Montgomery Ward
FA Bn
Johnsons Milk
American Realty
Lupi Champlin
Harvey Bradley
Julius
Blessed Sacrament
St. Johns Luthleran
Congregational
Jim Fox
Pete Starns
Dave Cagle
Ed Hobbs
Bob Soth
Joe Inselmann
Chuck Ulvog
How They Fare In Cage Voting
United Press college basketball ratings mix votes and records as teams like Kentucky and Southern Methodist appear with varied rankings. List includes Canisius, California, Iowa State, West Virginia, Oklahoma and more, noting first place ballots and overall records through the weekend.
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York
United Press College
Orth Cerotina
Kentucky
Suwthern Methodist
Cola bin Jametie
Ohin State
Tusa Stelp
Canisi California
Nat Wingiey
Wale Forest
Bricham Vening
Washington
Syrause
St Louis
Western Kentucky
Dayton
Okajima Can Nieversity
Okinaema Asm
Génel
Temple
Strie
Yancer
Wichenehy
West Virginia
San Francisco
Idaho State
Leauers
Palais
Riysas
Cateesite
Iowa State
W. Wake
West Vietiaa
OkMboma Caest
OCU and A&M Run to Cage Victories Across State
Oklahoma City University overwhelmed St Marys of San Antonio 97 to 66 as Genter Hubert Reed led with 25 points to lift OCU to No 13. Oklahoma A&M then defeated Tulsa 50 to 42 in a family defense duel, its Missouri Valley win mark improving to 4 4 and 12 5 overall, after a tense second half.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma A&m
OCU
St. Mary's
San Antonio
Tex
Genter Hubert Reed
Stillewater
Hank Tha
Clarence
Esther
Hank
Tulsa
Aggies
Duquesne Beats Niagara as Ricketts Extends Free-Throw Streak
Duquesne forward Dave Ricketts extended his consecutive foul shots record to 42 with two made free throws before a miss, finishing as high scorer with 165 points in a to Niagara game Monday night. The report also notes Wilkinson's jamboree talk and Mantle's remarks about Herb Score, plus Oklahoma City's All-Sports Association budget plan for next year's tournament.
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Ricketts
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Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma
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Sooners
Oklahoma City Golf Association
Oklahoma City All-Sports Association
Football coach named at Wyoming amid coaching changes
In Wyoming, the university announces Robert Tevaney as head coach candidate amid football program shifts. In Australia, Ben Rosewall defeats Fancko Gow in a professional series, while Mickey Mantle signs his 1987 baseball contract with the New York team for about $60,000.
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Australia
Ben Rosewall
Fancko Gowgales
Baseball
New York
Mickey Manue
Vanheiss Jor
Last Night's Fights Across Cities Linked by Winners
The report lists multiple boxing results with fighters and weights in cities including San Jose, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cuba, France, England, and Texas. Notable outcomes include Willie Morton outpointing Friddy Har man and Sob Saterfield outpointing Julia Mederos, with several stoppages and weight classes indicated.
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Real
San Jose
Calif
Willie Morton
Friddy iBahey Harman
Los Angeles
New York
Susar Hart
Philadelphia
Barry Allison
Springdow
Mass
Milwaurkeer
Sob _ Saterfield
Chicago
Julia Mederos
Cuba
Paris
Charles Rumer
France
Pat McAteer
Britain
Blanchester
England
Boswell St Lows
Trinidad
Ree Carlett
Lubbock
Texas
Waymen Dawson
Youngstown
Chis
Ray Rigjas
Fort Wart
Michigan State Coaches Move Up To Head Positions
Michigan State University continues to train coaches as Bob Devaney is named head coach at the University of Wyoming. The 41 year old former MSU end coach will replace Phil Dickens, signing a three year deal at about 10500 dollars annually. Devaney joins a trend of Spartan assistants moving to higher posts in recent years.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
MSU
Bob Devaney
University of Wyoming
Devaney
Phil Dickens
Skyline
Michigan State
Wyoming
Plainview's Flying Queens Near Girls All-Time Record
Wayland College Flying Queens, the nation's winningest girls team, extended their streak to 89 straight wins by beating Denver Viners 60-23. They aim for the all-time 101-102 mark before the National AAU playoffs, with key tests against Nashville Business College and NBC's teams in Tennessee and Arkansas.
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Plainview
Tex
Wayland College
Flying Queens
Baptist College
Denver Viners
Hanes
Queens Wall
Queens
Nashville Business College
Nashville
Tenn
NBC
Electronic Technicians at IBM sales careers expand nationwide
Electronic technicians are offered TEMs industry benefits including a living allowance beyond training salary. IBM sales growth has doubled every five years since 1930, promising vast advancement across divisions. Permanent postings available in many locations nationwide including Kansas City Missouri.
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TEM
IBM
Kansas City
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