College Standings Across Major Conferences
The AP college standings show results from multiple conferences. Leading teams include Kansas State and Oklahoma in the Big Eight, Texas and Texas A&M in the Southwest, Princeton and Yale in the Ivy, UCLA and Stanford in the Pac-8, and Arizona State and Arizona in the Western groups with key win totals and win percentages.
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BIG Hight
Wi. Pet
Pes
Cc Rado
Kansas St
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Qkia
State
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio State
Tilinns
Indiana
Michigans
Minnetas
Wisconsin
Western
Iowa
Mich
Purdue
Texas
Texas A& M
Rice
Arkansas
Texas Tech
SMI
Sm Baylor
TCU
b.Pet
Princeton Langen Es
Yale
Penn
Corneil
Son
Brown
Harvard
Columbia
Dartm
Missolre Valley
Cincinnati ii
Wichita
Bradley
St. Louis
Tulsa
North Texas
Drake
Ariz. State
BYU
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Wyoming
UCLA
Stanford
Se. Calif
Wash
California OS
Sale Wash
West Coast Athletic
St. Mary's
San Jose St
Pepperdine
Loyola
Pacific
Lawton High School Invitational Draws Big Field
The fifth annual Lawton High School Invitational track meet features Class A and B divisions with schools from Oklahoma and Texas. Defending Wolverines eye Class A honors while Dumas looms as pre meet favorite from Texas. About 800 athletes expected. preliminaries Friday with finals Saturday afternoon. Admission 1 dollar adults 50 cents students.
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Lawton High School
Oklahoma
Texas
LHS
Lawton
Norman
Wichita Falls
Amarillo High School
Dumas
Stillwater
Putnam City
Midwest City
Oklahoma City
Harding
Capitol Hill
OC Northeast
Crooked Oak
Erick
Eisenhower
Wolverines
Pistons Near Playoffs as They Beat Lakers
Detroit moved within one win of clinching a playoff berth by defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 124-116. The Pistons opened a three-game lead on the San Francisco Warriors, who lost 163-148 to the Syracuse Nationals as Detroit nears its 13th straight post-season appearance.
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Associated Press
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Pistons
Los Angeles Lakers
San Francisco Warriors
Syracuse Nationals
Detroit
San Francisco
Warriors
Fort Wayne
Lakers
Don Ohl
Dick Barnett
Los Angeles
Wilt Chamberlain
Nats
Syracuse
Lee Shaffer
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
Tom Heinsohn
Cliff Hagan
St. Louis Hawks
New York Knicks
Hawks
California
New York Yankees
Giants
Southern California
Stanford
Ucla Bruins
UCLA
Santa Monica City College
Provo
Utah
West Coast Athletic Conference
Dave Lee
University of San Francisco
Santa Clara
USF
Eugene
Ore
Cowboys Finish Fifth In Big 8
Oklahoma State, once a Big Eight title contender, settled for fifth after a 49-48 loss to Kansas at Stillwater. Two late free throws by Jayhawker Nolen Ellison and David Schichtle sealed the win, giving OSU a 16-9 season with a 7-7 conference record.
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Stillwater
UPI
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Kansas
Pokes
Nolen Ellison
David Schichtle
NAIA Opens West Coast Showdown with Top Gridders
Top seed Grambling of Louisiana and Alliance of Pennsylvania anchor the 32 team NAIA tournament opening card. Grambling, 26 2 and AP small college No 2, faces Arkansas Tech in a best of eight games. Alliance, Cambridge Springs based 340 students, coached by Thad Haluch, upset Westminster to reach the field.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Kansas City
Grambling
Louisiana
Colorful Alliance
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Arkansas Tech
Alliance
Westminster
Cambridge Springs
Thad Haluch
Northern Michigan
California
Athens
Ala
Central Connecticut
Pan American
Tex
Peru
Neb
State
Fort Haystan
New Mexico
Hershel West
Willis Reed
Ken Saylors
Lucious Jackson
Central Conn
Clay Jones title clash headlines heavy boxing week
Cassius Clay aims to become the youngest heavyweight champion by boxing Doug Jones in Madison Square Garden in a 10 round bout. The undercard features Emile Griffith defending the welterweight title against Luis Rodriguez and other title bouts in a 15 round slate watched nationally on ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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Associated Press
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Doug Jones
New York
Madison Square Garden
Clay
Jones
Los Angeles
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Dodger Stadium
ABC
Davey Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Sugar Ramos
Cuba
Mexico
Battling Torres
Roberto Cruz
Philippines
Clay-Jones
United States
Canada
Louisville
Cassius
Griffith
Rodriguez
Benny Paret
Paret
Palmer Wins Pensacola Open With Birdie Spree
Arnold Palmer overcoming a four stroke deficit in the final round fired five straight birdies on the front nine and closed with a 67 to win the Pensacola Open by two strokes. He finished 15 under par for 72 holes, earning 3500 and boosting year earnings to 21245. Gary Player tied for second with Harold Kneece, while Downing Gray and Gardner Dickinson hit aces in the tournament.
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Pensacola
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
South Africa
Gary Player
Player
Harold Kneece
Kneece
Bolt
Tommy Bolt
Harold
Mason Rudolph
Johnny Pott
Bob Charles
Bo Wininger
Dave Ranga
Doug Sanders
Julius Boros
Bob Duden
Downing Gray
Gray
Gardner Dickinson
Dave Ragan
Wocree
Duden
Frank Boynton
Bobby
Bruce Crampton
Allan Henning
Dave Hill
Frank Wharton
Bob Goalby
George Bayer
A-Downing Gray
G. Dickinson Jr
Chandler Harper
Fred Hawkins
Ed Oldfield
Jerry Pittman
Jack Rule Jr
Herb Hooper
Sam Carmichael
Joan Mullins
Hunton wins City Pin title in 19th Hoort Sill Bowling
Dana Hunton rolled a big tenth frame strike to pass Cal Duplissey for the Class A Singles championship in the 19th annual Hoort Sill Bowling Association tournament. Hunton totaled 676, Duplissey 670, Curcio 645. Don Davis won Class B with 676 and Tom Bentley 674.
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Dana Hunton
Cal Duplissey
Hunton
Duplissey
Sam Curcio
Don Davis
Tom Bentley
Gene Lyle
Ghin Ae
Enco
Hugh Rimers
Enco Ooce
Porter Brothers
Mason's
Liberty Travel Agency
Malone's Shamrock
Hatchett-Hatchett
Barnes-Woodaiore Sharp-Greenwood
Taylor-Reynolds
Earl Alexander
Pin Results From Thunderbird Lanes League Standings Updated
Hi Ind. game leaders Don Benson 197 and Sue Constance 183 with Benson top in series 522. Fitch Industrial Supplies tops team game 671 and team series 1183. Four Terrors and Rolling Rebels appear in standings beside Bloopers, Santa?ed ee Hertz Beat A Car. Today’s games list nine matchups including Cincinnati at St. Petersburg and Los Angeles N at Orlando.
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Ball & Chain League
Thunderbird Lanes
Don Benson
Sue Constance
Constance
Fitch Industrial Supplies
Fitch Industrial
Fitch Industrial Santa Ated Ee Hertz
Bill Stamps
Ind
Carolyn York
Lucclle Jett
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Petersburg
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Orlando
Milwaukee
New York
Fort Lauderdale
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Bradenton
Houston
Chicago
Mesa
Boston
San Francisco
Phoenix
Baltimore
Washington
Pompano Beach
Detroit
Lakeland
Cleveland
Tucson
Joe McClung
Demling
Mike Scher
D Cook
Cindy Stein
Hig Rollers
Loafers
Tomi Dotson
Ruth Crumley
Harrison
Fort St Lanes
Ruth Castilow
Tania Hatter
Surplus Cities
Security
Russell Lumber Gee
Hi Ind
Linda Lee
Margie Moore
Lawton Funeral Home
SAS
Thunderbird Lanes Ooo
Funera
Awton
Oi Robertson
Sum
R&s Sporting Goods
Wwene
Oo Horton Furniture
Southwestern Hospital
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Montana
Gonzaga
Idaho St
Toledo
Ohio U
Miami
West Mich
Marshal
U.S. Royals
George Royal Tire Company
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Lawton Loan and Investment Lawton
Okla
C Ave
Alou
Felipe Alou
Howard Edwards
NAIA
West Coast
Haluch
Yankton
S.C
Frank Granat
Bill Mandy
Oklahoma Baptists
Centra State
Wilberforce
Howard Payne
Stetson
Florida
San Jose State
University of the Pacific
Tigers
Gmac Finance
Will
Oscar Cox
Pontiac
Parmenter Finance CO
City National Bldg
Home Owned
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Chattanooga
George A. Biggs
Frederick
Birdie Spree
Arnie
Umsa
Marlow
Zanes Enco
Hugh Rimers Enco
Mason
Hatchett
Ray Sr
Ray Jr
Howard Barnes
Roy Wood
Hatchetts
Barnes- Wood
Dewey Taylor
Jay Reynolds
C. W. Dresser
E. L. Biggerstaff
Herb Hunt
Stamps Sporting Goods
Townes Mews
Hugh Rimer Enco
Sooner Life Sotare Bianco's
Ellsworth Bottling Co
Aitkens
Lynn
Anny
la Fiesta Stamps
Peps Cola
Sheffields
Mtr
Aiken & Company
Aan Insurance Partner
Sacs
Houston St
Mic
Bourbon
Gusih
Wo Part Walker & Sons Limited
Walkerville, Canada
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