Wolverines Top Cage Poll as Vanderbilt Rises to Second
In the UPI coaches poll Michigan earns near unanimous No 1 honors with 34 of 35 votes while Vanderbilt climbs to second after sweeping Rice and SMU. Wichita moves to third, St Louis up to fourth and Minnesota fifth as upsets reshape the top 10. Kentucky slips to lower ranks after loss to UCLA.
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New York
Michigan Wolverines
United Press International Board of Coaches
UPI
Michigan
Cincinnati Bearcats
Vanderbilt
Rice
Southern Methodist
Wichita
Detroit
St. Louis
Ohio State
Illinois
Minnesota
San Francisco
Duke
UCLA
Brigham Young
Oregon
Kentucky
Davidson
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
Villanova
St. John's
N.Y
Cepeda Talks Giants Future From Hospital Bed
Orlando Cepeda, recuperating from knee surgery, says the San Francisco Giants can win next year with the same strong lineup. He praises Herman Franks as manager and declines to comment on last season’s blame, noting tough luck rather than specifics. Cepeda and Willie Mays anchored the offense with 21 homers and 102 RBIs in 142 games.
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Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cepeda
Giants
Alvin Dark
Santurce
P. R
Dark
Herman Franks
Franks
Puerto Rico
Probaly
Giant
Willie Mays
Basketball rankings from the United Press list top 20
The United Press International major college basketball ratings through Saturday Dec 5 place Davidson second with 48 points and 10-11 record, followed by Villanova 13th at 47, St John’s 14th, Illinois 15, Saint Joseph’s 16, Miami Florida 17, Notre Dame 18, Kansas 19, North Carolina 20, Utah State 21 with varying records. Top entries include Saint Joseph’s at 16 and North Carolina at 19 in the final ranking shown.
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St. Joseph’s
Miami
Fla
Notre Dame
Kansas
North Carolina
Utah State
United Press International
Davidson
Villanova
St. John’s
Illinois
Junior High Teams Defeat Worthington
The Linton-Stockton junior high Panthers beat Worthington in a doubleheader at the local gym. Eighth grade led 10 to 4 first quarter and 36 to 16 after three, finishing 44 to 24. seventh grade led 10 to 9, 18 to 14, and 26 to 16 at quarters, finishing 38 to 19. Scoring details list Linton players Gillan, Bowersock, Earle, Carpenter, DeVault, Northern, Copp. and Ball, Richards, Rose, Hennette, Pritchard, Earle for the seventh grade. Worthington scorers include Heldermann, Haas, Freeman, Franklin, Borders. Hines, Noel, Lynn, Heaton.
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Linton-Stockton Junior High Panthers
Worthington
Linton
Gillan
Bowersock
Earle
Carpenter
DeVault
Northern
Copp
Payne
Bosell
Crynes
May
Ausley
Miller
Critchfield
Heldermann
Haas
Freeman
Franklin
Borders
Fuller
Hodges
Ball
Richards
Rose
Hennette
Pritchard
Hensley
Fish
Hauck
Britton
Poole
Hall
Barnett
G. Hines
District Eagles Meeting in Jasonville Friday Night
A district meeting of the Fraternal Order of Eagles is set for 8 p.m. Friday at the Eagles lodge hall in Jasonville. District director D. P. Dixon urged all members to attend and said a free lunch will be served.
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Eagles Lodge
Jasonville
D. P. Dixon
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