Rebels Would Ride Green Wave To Top
Mississippi’s Ole Miss seeks to regain the No. 1 AP ranking and extend its 20 game unbeaten streak by beating Tulane. Doug Elmore leads an offense ranked second nationally while the defense sits 10th, as coach John Vaught fields depth for three teams. Notre Dame’s win aids, Michigan State faces Notre Dame exposure. Others: Schoonover, Easterly sidelined. TCU drills its sophomore backfield for Texas Tech. Princeton injuries hit Merlini Large and Tino.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Mississippi
Tulane
Green Wave
Houston
Ole Miss
Michigan State
Doug Elmore
John Vaught
Rebels
Notre Dame
Spartans
Bill Schoonover
Syracuse
Penn State
Dick Easterly
Texas Christian
Gary Mills
Larry
Gary Thomas
Tom Crutcher
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Tech
Bill Merlini
Hank Large
Princeton
Colgate
Cornell
Marcy Tino
Big Red
Yale
Cyclones Face Depth Issue Before Missouri Game
Iowa State shares a critical midseason challenge as depth and a go-to replacement for tailback Dave Hoppmann press the Cyclones. Coach Stapleton says two-deep play is needed, with Hoppmann carrying about 95 percent of carries and Ozzie Clay limited by a knee injury. Dan Celoni anchors the line, but other spots lack experience as both teams chase the Big Eight title.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Missouri
Kansas
Drake
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Cyclones
Clay Stapleton
Dave Hoppmann
Cyclone
Hoppmann
Stapleton
Ozzie Clay
Dave Hoover
Dave Clayberg
Dan Celoni
Los Likes Those Delays Los Likes Those Delays
World junior welterweight champion Duilio Los plans a title defense versus Eddie Perkins in Milan. Delays followed an earlier Sept. 7 date due to a hurt left hand and an intestinal disorder. Local fans debate the superstition around postponements aiding the champion. Perkins did not object to the delays.
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Milan
Duilio Los
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Loi
Perkins
Bowling Scores Wednesday Night Ladies Highlights
Wednesday bowling results show Moore leading with 10-30-L and scores like 220-875 for Peoples National. Carlson 214-536, Toumberlin 150-418, Liegerot 156-132, Lollar 164-451, Fritts 175-463, Mock 162-433, Wolgast 218-631, Dengel 153-406, Richardson 144-401, Fowler 196-562, Mille duo 171 and 432, Mille pair 432, Durbin 204, Killough 204, Summer 480, Akers 558, Peffley 1093-549, and other high marks across clubs including Kansas State, Petrex, First National, Towner, Wright, Romstedt, Moorman, Boosters and K of C groups.
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R. Carlson
Wills
D. Toumberlin
Kansas State
H. Liegerot
Petrex
N. Lollar
N. Fritts
Towner
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B. Fowler
Princeton
McAuliffe
Didde
McLaughlin
Hank
McDaniel
Lowrance
Red Rooster
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D. Mille
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Durbin—s
Killough
Beter
Twilight
Sunrise Dairy
Crites Body Shop
G. Foster Orne
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Wiedner
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Hazen Eens
M. Pierson Vewe
Fisher
K. Perry Tee
Crites
H. Yost
R. Lewis
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H. Domar Tetas
H Moody Orton
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G McFadden
KE. Ferguse Ee
U. Linneman
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Ottawa Bus
Kersley Service
D. Smay Renee
Texaco
Simmons
R. Page
Voee
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B. Figgins Ees
A. Knoeppel
Bob's Cothes
G. Dunkin Ieganee
M. Rodgers Pean
Todds Mobil
Homes
H. Snyder
H. Kramer Beets
W. Pierson
J. Todd O
Mack
J. Kramer H. Webs
Conrad B. Wenthe
Hienle
Fredeen's Shoes
F G Bowman
Shelters Faulty, Says Tennessee Civil Defense Agency
Nashville AP reports the Tennessee Civil Defense Agency says 90 percent of inspected private fallout shelters are faulty, claiming they are as bad as no shelter at all.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee Civil Defense Agency
Pomona B Team Beats Lecompton 33 to 20
Lecompton's Roger Shoemaker scored 25 points for Pomona in a 33 to 20 win over Lecompton B. Shoemaker doubled on 25 yard runs and 65 and 5 yard dashes. Rus Rideau added a 35 yard TD. Gale Mantis Ribeau and Shoemaker each kicked extra points. Lecompton’s Ken Stauffer scored all 20 for the losers. Next match Lecompton visits Pomona Oct 28. Score by quarters: Pomona 6 7 13 7 33 Lecompton 0 0 13 7 20.
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Lecompton
Roger Shoemaker
Pomona
Shoemaker
Rus Rideau
Ribeau
Gale Mantis
Ken Stauffer
Pro Cage Coaches In Debut
NEW YORK AP Two renowned college coaches Frank McGuire and Eddie Donovan make professional debuts as the NBA opens its 16th season with a doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. McGuire coaches the Philadelphia Warriors featuring Wilt Chamberlain as part of a new team and schedule, while Donovan takes over the New York Knicks aiming to improve on last season’s 21 wins. Donovan came from St Bonaventure where his teams had been nationally ranked.
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Frank McGuire
Eddie Donovan
National Basketball Association
Madison Square Garden
Chicago Packers
St. Louis
Boston
NBA
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago
McGuire
St. John’s
North Carolina
Philadelphia Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Donovan
New York Knicks
Eddie
Knicks
St. Bonaventure
Gator Bowl Eyes Buffs Missouri and Colorado
Missouri and Colorado are among 14 contenders for the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville on December 30. The Big Eight limits post season play to the Orange Bowl under a new contract, reducing the chance of appearances for Missouri and Colorado.
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Missouri
Jacksonville
Fla
Colorado
Tennessee
Auburn
Arkansas
Rice
Padgett Named PGA Pro of the Year in AP Report
Don Padgett 36 year old professional at Green Hills Golf and Country Club Selma Ind has been named PGA golf professional of the year. The honor was announced today by Lou Strong president of the Professional Golfers Association of America.
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Dunedin
Fla
Don Padgett
Green Hills Golf and Country Club
Selma
Ind
New Castle
Lou Strong
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Better Bowling First Of 4 Steps Important By PHYLLIS NOTARO
Phyllis Notaro outlines a four step bowling delivery with pushaway, timing, backswing height, and slide, emphasizing a straight path and synchronized motion. She notes the "point of no return," eyes on the second arrow about 15 feet down, and promises coverage of splits tomorrow.
Celtics Protest South Exhibition Trip After Hotel Incident
Boston Celtics owner Walter Brown blasted a Lexington hotel for denying service to two Negro players after the incident in Lexington and Charlotte. Frank Ramsey apologized for the hotel's actions as Sam Jones and Tom Sanders faced service denial. Team members reported the event, and several players and companions returned home rather than continue the exhibition game.
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Boston Celtics
Walter Brown
Lexington
Celtics
South
Brown
Charlotte
N.C
Frank Ramsey
University of Kentucky
Sam Jones
Tom Sanders
Jones
Sanders
Bill Russell
K.C. Jones
al Butler
St. Louis Hawks
Woody Lauldsberry
Cleo Hill
Angels Sign Salina Youth to Minor League Contract
Los Angeles Angels signed 20 year old outfielder Richard Rose from Salina Kansas to a minor league deal. Rose, 6 feet tall and 195 pounds, will be assigned to San Jose in the Class C California State League.
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LOS Angeles
Richard Rose
Salina
Kan
Los Angeles Angels
Rose
San Jose
Firm And Fair Policy Pays Off For Eagle Coach
Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Skorich advocates firm and fair leadership to maximize all 36 players. He notes the team, now tied for the Eastern Conference lead at 4-1, has not yet reached potential but improved, with a key victory over St. Louis cited. Upcoming games include Dallas and a slate of Western Conference matchups.
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Eagle Coach
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Skorich
Skorich
Buck Shaw
Eagles
Cleveland
Norm van Brocklin
Dallas
St. Louis
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Washington
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Chicago
Coleader Green Bay
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Don Newcombe Released by Spokane Indians
Don Newcombe, former major league pitcher and 1956 NL MVP, was granted an outright release by the Spokane Indians of the Pacific Coast League. General Manager Spencer Harris said the move would let the right hander seek the best possible deal for himself after posting a 9-8 record last season.
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Spokane
Wash
Don Newcombe
Spokane Indians
Spencer Harris
Pittsburg State Tops National Football Poll
Pittsburg State's undefeated Gorillas lead the national small college football ratings compiled by the NAIA, edging Northern Michigan 258 to 251 for first place. Northern Michigan and Texas A&I each had eight first place votes. Pittsburg State had seven.
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Pittsburg State
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Texas A&i
Howard Payne
Northern Michigan
Hillsdale
Michigan
Pittsburg
Southeastern Louisiana
Baldwin Wallace
Ohio
Humboldt State
California
Sacramento State
Central Oklahoma State
Florida A&m
West Chester State
Pennsylvania
Whittier
Fort Hays State
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