Semifinal Duels On Card Tonight In Cage Tourney
Granfield Jan 11 Union Valley and Appentone meet in the Big Pasture tournament first round final game at 5 30 p m with semi finals to follow. Randlett girls face Indiahoma as Geronimo and Randlett boys and Chattanooga and Indiahoma clash. Results from Tuesday include Chattanooga edging Temple 42 31, Union Valley beating Tipton girls 49 38, Geronimo beating Faxon 43 23, and Cache girls defeating Temple 44 40.
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Grandfield
Union Valley
Appentone
Big Pasture
Randlett Girls
Indiahoma
Chattanooga
Geronimo
Randlett
Warriors
Temple
Tipton
Faxon
Cache
Billy Kinder
Bob Smith
Clinton Hart
McDonald Named MVP in Big 7 Missouri Valley
Tommy McDonald of Oklahoma won the Most Valuable Back honor with 50 votes in a Midwest chapter Football Writers poll. Bo Bolinger also earned Most Valuable Lineman. McDonald led the Big 7 in scoring and rushing and is on the AP All-America team. Other items note Stuckenschneider signing with Washington, Wilkinson elected AFCA official, D A gostino and Schaefer contracts, Zuppke Stagg Award, Shirai predicting Perez victory, Hoad to tour, and Barron’s Bayshore earnings.
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Lawrence
Kan
Tommy McDonald
Oklahoma
McDonald
Albuquerque
N.M
Midwest
Football Writers Assn. of America
Bo Bolinger
Associated Press
Wade Walker
Junior Thomas
Oklahom
Sooners
Tom Catlin
Billy Wessels
Don Pierce
Miami U probation extended by NCAA council
In Los Angeles the NCAA council extended the University of Miami Florida probation for one year. In Washington a grand jury indicted the International Boxing Guild of New York City and the Boxing Guild of Ohio with Sherman Act violations. In Miami Fla the Posse paid 13.10 to win Tropical Park feature. In New Orleans Dark Charger paid 2.80 to win Charimette Purse at the Fair Grounds. In Santa Anita Porterhouse paid 8.10 to win the 6 furlong feature.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
National Collegiate Athletic Assn. Council
University of Miami
Fla
Boxing
Washington
International Boxing Guild of
New York City
The
Boxing Guild of Ohio
Miami
Posse
Tropical Park
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Santa Anita
Calif
Porterhouse
Fights Last Night
In Holyoke Bobby Courchesne 130 from Holyoke outpointed Johnny O'Brien 12714 from Boston. In Hartford Billy Lynch 147 of Hartford knocked out Bobby Robinson 154 of Syracuse. In San Antonio Melvin Barker 150 of Austin outpointed Rocky Caballero 150 of Corpus Christi. In Phoenix Jimmy Martinez 155 of Glendale and Dick Goldstein 150 of Los Angeles drew in a 10 round bout.
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Associated Press
Holyoke
Mass
Bobby Courchesne
Johnny O’brien
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Billy Lynch
Bobby Robinson
Syracuse
N.Y
San Antonio
Tex
Melvin Barker
Austin
Rocky Caballero
Corpus Christi
Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy Martinez
Glendale
Dick Goldstein
Los Angeles
Drew
West Team Set For Pro Contest
Sid Gillman has nearly chosen the West lineup for the Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum next Sunday. He lists ends Harlon Hill and Billy Wilson, tackles Lou Creekmur and Bill Wightkin, guards Duane Putnam and Stan Jones, center Dick Szymanski, quarterback Norm Van Brocklin, halves Bill Howton and Ron Waller, fullback Alan Ameche. Joe Kuharich sees the East as a toss-up. the West is a 6 point favorite and Kyle Rote may start at left end for the East if Darrell Brewster is underweight from a virus.
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Los Angeles
Sid Gillman
Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles Rams
Harlon Hill
Chicago Bears
Billy Wilson
San Francisco
Lou Creekmar
Detroit
Bill Wightkin
Chicago
Duane Putnam
Stan Jones
Dick Szymanski
Baltimore
Kuharich
Kyle Rote
New York Giants
Darrell Brewster
Cleveland
Brewster
Tubbs 609 Clips Falstaff Pin To Lose In Tough Night
Cariess Tubbs topped with 237 and 215 for a 609 series but Food Mart fell three points to Falstaff Beer. Rex Beall led Falstaff with 234 577 and James Burgan 518. Dale Vawter paced Russell Ford Insurance to a three point win over Stephens Agency. Don Eaton Transfer and Storage moved from fifth to third as they beat Constitution Press. Public Service swept Green-Howenstine. In City league C Von Werder led with 201 005 as Kellys Milk split with Pepsi Cola. Security Bank beat B F Goodrich. Housewives league saw Helen Hensley top with 407. The Odds and Ends and others won games in various matchups.
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Bill Ewald
Cariess Tubbs
Sooner Lanes
Food Mart
Falstaff Beer
Rex Beall
Falstaff
James Burgan
J. Thomason
K. Smart
Dave Stack
Ken Dennings
Russell Ford
Ray Hatchett
Stephens
B. J. McGee
Townes Mens Store
Lawton Case
Orville Greenwood
Clayton Riley
Townes
Bob Williams
Bill Smith
Clarence Mynes
Johnny Mehefko
Don Eaton
Constitution Press
Jack Brosnan
Constitution
Public Service
Green-Howenstine
C. von Werder
Kellys
Pepsi Cola
Security Bank
B. F. Goodrich
Tom English
Richard Shaw
Corky Higbee
Goodrich
Troy Pitts
Neil Witt
Lupi Sinclair
McCords
Albert Martin
Farmers Insurance
Roberts Conoco
Helen Hensley
Housewives League
Odds
Lakettes
Scatterpins
Gutterettes
Mops
Mojorettes
College basketball scores from multiple regions and teams
A long wire service style listing shows numerous college men’s basketball results across regions. Notable wins include St Joseph's Pa 98 over Elizabethtown 65 and North Carolina 101 over Virginia 65, among many others.
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St. Joseph’s
Elizabethtown
Bethany
W.va
Fairmont
East Stroudsburg
Montclair
Winston-Salem
N.C
Bluefield
Indiana
Slippery Rock
St. Francis
CCNY
Thiel
Edinboro
Alliance
Clarion
St. Vincent
California
South George Washington
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Virginia
Duke
South Carolina
Furman
Richmond
Wash, & Lee
Roanoke
Tenn
Wesleyan
Carson-Newman
Emory & Henry
Lincoln Memorial
Belmont Abbey
Georgia
Tors
East Carolina
High Point
Memphis State
Western Kentucky
Hill
North Texas
Ee Pa
Frostburg
Grande
Ohio
Kentucky State
West Carolina
Guilford
Tenn. Tech
Midwest Marquette
Valparaiso
Ind
Butler
Westmar
Dana
Doane
Nebraska Wesleyan
Central
Iowa
Simpson
Eureka
Lincoln
Northern
S.D
Ellendale Normal
Knox
Augustana
Rock Is
Ill
St. Mary’s
Kan
Sterling
College of Empor
Hamline
MacAlester
St. John’s
Minn
Augsburg
Minnesota Duluth
Gustav’s Adolphus
St. Thomas
Dakota Wesleyan
Sioux Falls
Wahpeton Science
Bottineau
South Dakota
Minot
Huron
Mayville
N.D
Jamestown
Southern
Gen. Beadlevers
Greenville
Principia
Culver-Stockton
Wm. Jewell
Indiana Tech
Huntington
DePauw
Wabash
Beloit
North Central
Indiana Central
Rose Poly
Marian
Hanover
Franklin
Taylor
Manchester
Findlay
Ashland
Chicago Tors
Minois Tech
Millikin
Eastern Illinois
Wayne
Mich
Central Michigan
Emporia State
Ft. Hays State
Southwest Rice
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Texas A&m
East Texas
Louisiana Tech
West Texas
Hardin-Simmons
Arizona State
Eastern Montana
Montana Mines
St. Mary’s Calif
Fresno State
Chapman
Cal Tech
Western Montana
Northern Montana
Satterfield Aims For Dist Kago
Chicago heavyweight Bob Satterfield seeks his 31st KO victory against Johnny Holman in a 10 round television bout at Chicago Stadium. Satterfield, 32, will carry 15 to 20 pounds and has beaten Holman twice before along with Valdes and Baker. last he defeated Paul Andrews by KO in Buffalo last month.
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Chicago
Bob Satterfield
Johnny Holman
Satterfield
Chicago Stadium
ABC
Bob
Holman
Nino Valdes
Bob Baker
Ring Magazine
Kaye
Paul Andrews
Buffalo
Junior Bowlers Receive Awards at School Assembly
Junior Hi-Y Bowling League honors awarded by Lt. Col. James R. Buntyn. Baxter Johnson tops high average, Herbert Young high series, Rex Givens high game, Dave Duncan triplicate. Team members Larry Dupler Buster Hunter Jack Hunter Gary Bilbrey receive trophies. A new junior league starts Saturday at Sooner Lanes at 9 am with space for all interested bowlers.
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James R. Buntyn
Lawton Bowling Association
Col
Buntyn
Baxter Johnson
Herbert Young
Rex Givens
Dave Duncan
Larry Dupler
Buster Hunter
Jack Hunter
Gary Bilbrey
Bill Boydstun
Good year Wingfoots Tie For Second In NIBL Race
Akron based Good year Wingfoots edged Phillips 66ers 89 88 to pull even for second place in the National Industrial Basketball League standings. Both teams now have four wins and three losses, while Peoria sits second with four wins and two losses after a third straight road loss by Phillips on the trip, including earlier defeats to Peoria.
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Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Wingfoots
Phillips 66Ers
Bartlesville
Okla
Peoria
Phillips
Pokes Trim Wichita As Aggies Hold On
Oklahoma A&M defeated Wichita 61-54 in the Missouri Valley Conference opener for both, while Kansas State beat Oklahoma 61-50 to claim its second Big Seven win. Vicens scored 17 for K State and Parr aided with key assists. Oklahoma’s Leroy Bacher had 13 points as the Sooners trailed 32-19 at halftime and could not overtake the Aggies. Tulsa and Oklahoma City University were idle. Tulsa meets Houston and Wichita hosts Houston while A&M faces Houston and Oklahoma meets Iowa State Saturday.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma A&m
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma Aggies
Wichita
Kansas State
Pachine Vicens
Oklahoma
Ers
Cowpokes
Aggie
Clayton Carter
Vicens
Jack Parr
Parr
Sooners
Leroy Bacher
Sooner
Oklahoma City University
Tulsa
Houston
Iowa State
Hogan Crosby Enter Pro Am at Pebble Beach
Ben Hogan and Bing Crosby will tee off Friday in the Crosby Invitational Pro Am at Pebble Beach with a $15,000 prize. Hogan, returning from retirement for the charity event, said Crosby sought a partner and he agreed. The 54-hole tournament concludes Sunday.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Ben Hogan
King of the Fairways
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Hogan
Saddler Nurses a Slight Cold Ahead of Title Defense
Feather weight champion Sandy Saddler, nursing a slight cold, was sidelined yesterday from training for his January 18 title defense against Flash Elorde of the Philippines at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Elorde seeks a repeat of their Manila July non title victory over Saddler as a 15 round championship bout looms.
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San Francisco
Sandy Saddler
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Elorde
Cow Palace
Saddler
Manila
Amoros Grand Slam Wins Havana Thriller in 12th
Sandy Amoros of Brooklyn belted a grand slam in the 12th inning to lift the Havana Reds to a 7-5 win over the Almendares Blues in Cuban Winter League play. It was his seventh homer of the winter season.
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Havana
Sandy Amoros
Brooklyn
Havana Reds
Almendares Blues
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Tom Sharrock
Bulldogs
Kathleen Woesner
Juanita Rowell
Rowell
Pups
Woesner
Joan Robinson
Sylvia Collins
Geronimo Boys
Weldon Simmons
Blue Jays
Bill Anderson
Wildcats
Cats
Victor H. Stuckenschneider
Fort Sill
Washington Senators
Stuckenschneider
Bingham Canyon
Utah
University of Utah
Bud Wilkinson
American Football Coaches Association
Jess Neely
Rice Institute
Ray Eliot
Illinois
George K. James
Cornell
Philadelphia
Phila
Delphia Eagles
Frank D’agostino
Auburn
D’agostino
Eagles
Don Schaefer
Notre Dame
Bob Pellegrini
Maryland
Champaign
Robert C. Zuppke
University of Illinois
Alonzo A. Stagg
Zuppke
Illini
Tokyo
Yoshio Shirai
Argentina
Pascual Perez
Leo Espinosa
Buenos Aires
Shirai
Espinosa
Perez
Sydney
Australia
Lew Hoad
United States
Lawn Tennis Assn
Hoad
England
Jennifer
LTAR
Head
Miami Beach
Herman Barron
Bayshore
White Plains
Barron
Sam Snead
Ed Furgol
Midland
West
Dale Vawter
Russell- Ford Insurance
Stephens Agency
Pauline Best
Choppers
Hoppers
Gsueeer
el Aero Ay
Aggies
Shock
Amoros
Homer
A. W. McCracken
Conoco
D. A. Givens
Conoco Station
Lltle
BUICK
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Conoco Super
Chrysler
Shell Oil Company
Continental Oil Co
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