National Champs Back Up Easy Win Over S. F. State
San Francisco Dons, No. 1, rolled to a 72-47 victory over San Francisco State in their final pre tour game. Other top teams won as Illinois, Holy Cross, and George Washington posted decisive wins. NC State, Louisville, La Salle, and Kansas also won.
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S. F. State
John Griffin
United Press Sports
San Francisco
Dons
San Francisco State
Bowling Standings Highlight Local Leagues And Scores
Tommy Higgins led KMLB with a 244 game and 564 series as KMLB beat Twin City Tire Co. Three other high scores include Sonny Durham 578 for Royal Feed and Seed and Gay's Clothing Co. sweeping four points. Continental Laboratories defeated Royal Feed and Seed 4-0, while Longview Equipment moved within three points of the lead by beating Guernsey Farm. The Church League standings list St. Paul Methodist leading with 37.5 points and multiple four-point sweeps across teams.
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Royal Feed and Seed
Longview Equipment Co
Continental Laboratories
Twin City Welding Co
Gay's Clothing Co
Joverieast
Guernsey Farm
Twin City Tire Co
Nichols Motor Coshee
Wen Rees Seeder Ae J Dasenaahoe Tehae Seoreveseers
Tommy Higgins
KMLB
Higgins
Kenny Creighton
Lyn Morrow
Tire Boys
Royal
Laboratories
Royal Kids
Larry Cage
Continental Boys
Sonny Durham
Gay’s Clothing Co
Nichols Ford Co
Rayville
Sam Carrero
Gays
Siscoe
Ford
Cloverlead
Cecil Moore
Longview
Louis Whitfield
Jake Holloway
Neon Sign Service
Joe Marsala
Neon
Russell Bates
Welding Boys
St. Paul Methodist
First Presbyterian
St. Paschal's
J. Clay
St. Paul
B. Clay
O. K. Davis
Marguerite Malone
Marguerite
Davis
West Monroe Baptist
Jess Crosley
P. Averett
Baptist
St. Paschals
Dr. Gregory
George Slavent
Sicily Island Drives To Lead In Key Louisiana Playoff
In the December 7 1955 report Sicily Island led early on a 26 yard pass from K D Miller to Dean Wiggins. Dean Wiggins catch followed by Lynn Evans 17 yard interception return for a TD helped trim Basile. Sicily Island advances to face Delhi in the semi finals at Delhi Saturday night.
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Meeem Monroe
News-Star
Louisiana
Sicily Island
K. D. Miller
Dean Wiggins
Lynn Evans
Basile
Delhi
O Doul Named Vancouver Manager In Pacific Coast League
Clarence Laws, president of the Vancouver Mounties, appoints Frank O Doul to manage the new Pacific Coast League entry. O Doul, 58, previously managed Oakland and San Francisco, last earning about $18 000 a year, with Oakland disbanding its club.
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Calif
Clarence
Brick) Laws
Vancouver Mounties
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Frank
Lefty) O’doul
Laws
O’doul
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San Diego
Kramer Promotes Pro Tennis Tour With Star Cast
Jack Kramer launches a national pro tennis tour starting Friday at Madison Square Garden. The lineup features Pancho Gonzales against Tony Trabert, with Pancho Segura and Rex Hartwig supporting, amid questions of Lew Hoad’s amateur status and potential pro departure.
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Jack Kramer
Kramer
Jake
Madison Square Garden
Toony Trabert
U.S
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Pancho Segura
Trabert
Lew Hoad
Lew
Australia
Hoad
Hartwig
Gonzales
Eve
Ken Rosewall
Ner
Richard Alonzo
Pancho) Gonzales
Death of Honus Wagner Mourned by Baseball World
Pittsburg star Honus Wagner, 81, died in his sleep at his Carnegie home after months of age related illness. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Friday at Beinhauer Funeral Home. Commissioner Ford Frick called Wagner great and said his feats will live forever. Wagner, a Hall of Fame member, retired in 1917 after a career featuring a .329 lifetime batting average and multiple major league records across 17 seasons with the Pirates.
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West
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College basketball scores roundup across several schools
McNeese 84 Arkansas A and M 61. North Carolina State 90 Wake Forest 81. Central State 66. Kentucky State Washington and Lee 78 Richmond 76. Kansas State 89 Texas Tech 70. George Washington 81 William and Mary 75. Davidson 96 Catawba 90. Alabama State 93 Bethune Coleman Dayton Fla 73. Illinois 107 Butler 75. NYU 80 New York AC 70. Findlay 103 Indiana Tech 91. North Texas State 88 Northeast La State 85 overtime.
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North Carolina State
Wake Forest
New Memorial Auditorium
Winston-Salem
N.C
Illinois
Butler
Paul Judson
Harvey Schmidt
Notre Dame
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
George Washington
Joe Harlap
William and Mary
Bob Housma
Louisville
Murray
la Salle
Kansas State
Texas Tech
Dayton
Miami
Ohio
Marquette
Valparaiso
Kansas
Wichita
Washington and Lee
Richmond
Davidson
Catawba
Alabama State
Bethune Coleman
Fla
Illinios
NYU
New York AC
Findlay
Indiana Tech
Texas State
State
Choudrant Tourney Opens Thursday For Area Cagers
The Choudrant High school invitational basketball tournament starts Thursday at 5 p.m. with three boys games and one girls game. Choudrant hosts Eros in the opener, followed by Choudrant versus Quitman girls, then Quitman versus Weston boys, and Ruston versus Marion to close the night. The event runs through Saturday with eight boys teams and five girls teams. Boys: Chatham, Jonesboro-Hodge, Neville, Marion, Ruston, Weston, Koro, Eros, Quitman. Girls: Sims, Choudrant.
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Choudrant
Choudrant High School
Eros Cagers
Choudrant and
Quitman
Weston
Charley Goldman Once Owned a Motion Picture Theater
Charley Goldman, famed trainer of heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, previously owned a local motion picture theater. The detail adds a rare facet to the boxing figure’s early life and business interests.
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Charley Goldman
Rocky Marciano
Chatham Cagers Split Twinbill With Grayson
Chatham and Grayson Highs split a double header in Chatham with Grayson taking the opener 58-40 while Chatham won the nightcap 73-49. In the A game Moore 25 and Burroughs 16 led Chatham. Knight 19 and Crockett 17 led Grayson. In the B game Legg 20 for Grayson and Malone 16 for Chatham were top scorers.
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Chatham
Grayson High School
Moore
Burroughs
Knight
Grayson
Crockett
Legg
Malone
Local youth basketball scores from Pee Wee B and Midget Leagues
In Pee Wee B Lexington’s Bass and Harvey tied at eight. Sherrouse leader Twite posted seven. Ouachita’s Crowell led Red Shield with ten. In the Midget League Crowe had nine for the Horses while Youngblood topped the Maroons with eight. Sheppard led the Whites with 11 and Hot Shots’ McMullen added six.
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Bass
Harvey
Lexington
Pee Wee
Twite
Sherrouse
Crowell
Ouachita
Red Shield
Crowe
Youngblood
Maroons
Sheppard
McMullen
Hotshots
Lexington ‘ Wee Ouachita
Plum St
Sherrouse Eeeseens
Our Lady of Fatima
St. Matthew's Whites
St Matthew's Maroons
Teviess
T. I Hwks
City League Scores Highlight Tigers and Warriors Night
City League action saw Unique spark 22 points for City League Lakers while Crowe led Gays with 15. Robertson topped the Warriors with 19 as Thomas and Robinson poured in 14 each for Hot Rocks. Pool led Start with 12 and Hendrix added 10 for Kilpatricks. Stuckey scored 14 for Independents in overtime as National Guard and Gimber time clash.
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Lakers
Crowe
Robertson
Warriors
Thomas
Robinson
Hot Rocks
Pool
Start
Hendrix
Kilpatricks
Stuckey
National Guard
Dietzel to Speak at Twin City Grid Banquet
Coach Paul F Dietzel of the LSU Tigers will address the Junior Chamber of Commerce Twin City All Star Football banquet on December 14. Five teams Neville Ouachita West Monroe St Matthew s and Southside provide the selection pool. Reservations are urged through Jim Fortner or the JCC office at the Virginia Hotel.
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Paul F. Dietzel
L.S.A. Tigers
Tee
Dietzel
L.s.u’s
Georgia Tech Prepares for Sugar Bowl Practice
Georgia Tech will start practice Wednesday for the January 2 Sugar Bowl game against Pittsburgh in New Orleans. A 44 man squad is expected to travel. backfield coach Frank Broyles says new plays will be developed for a strong Pitt team that recently defeated Duke.
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Duke University
Blue Devils
University of Southern California
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Frank Broyles
Tech
Pitt
Duke
Durham
Epps Wins Two From Kilbourne Hoopsters
Epps High School boys beat Kilbourne 54 44 after the girls won 59 45. Kilbourne’s H G Wader led boys with 21 points, Henry Newton 14, Larry Ball 12 for Epps. Annie Ruth Gwin scored 36 for Epps girls, Betty Underwood 30 for Kilbourne.
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EPPS
Epps High School Cagers
Kilbourne
Kilbourne Sextet
H. G. Wader
Henry Newton
Larry Ball
Annie Ruth Gwin
Central Sweeps Twin In Meet With Gilbert
Central High school swept a doubleheader against Gilbert winning the boys game 51 35 after an opening girls win 67 27. Top scorers for Central were Edward Farley 17 Travis Walker 17 and Emfinger 13 for Gilbert Florice Pepper led the Central Cagerettes with 29 points.
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Delhi
Central High School
Gilbert
Edward Farley
Travis Walker
Emfinger
Florice Pepper
Sicily Island earns Class B semifinal berth with win
Sicily Island defeated Basile 12-0 on first and fourth quarter touchdowns to reach the class B state playoff semifinals in Alexandria Louisiana. The game opened with a scoreless first quarter and ended in a 7-7 tie at one point, highlighting a strong defensive effort.
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Sicily Island
Basile
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