Unbeaten favorites clash as college football peaks
Top teams Texas A and M Oklahoma Notre Dame and Auburn push toward bowls as Army Navy and others chase conference titles. Oklahoma State Ohio State Oregon Michigan State Navy Duke battle for Rose Bowl spots while Auburn aims to cap season with win over Georgia and Rice edges into Cotton-Texas A and M bid pursuit.
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Agron Named 1957 National League Most Valuable Player
Hank Agron of the Milwaukee Braves won the 1957 NL MVP in a close vote over Stan Musial. Willie Mays and Spahn trailed, with Red Schoendienst and Ernie Banks among top finishers. Campanella and New players noted as past winners received no votes.
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Newly Chartered Shooting Club Names Its Officers
The club announces officers: President James V. Roughan, Vice-President Charles T. Paugh, Executive Officer Emil Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer Edward L. Despeaux. It joins about 4,000 rifle and pistol organizations coast to coast affiliated with NEA and national sports groups.
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Local club promotes AP competitive shooting in Nampa and Tacoma
A new local shooting club will support Associated Press competitive shooting in its regions. Members include Weado-Broane Maras, a regional second national registrant, and Sandy Walker, 20, from Tacoma.
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