Kentucky Maintains AP Lead in Poll as NC State Gains
Kentucky Wildcats hold first in the AP basketball poll with 1,245 points and 61 first place votes, while North Carolina State rises to second after beating Cincinnati and Michigan State. North Carolina moves to third, Kansas State fourth, Michigan State fifth, Auburn sixth. Cincinnati seventh, Northwestern eighth, Bradley ninth, St. John’s tenth. WVU remains in the second ten with 165 points as large shifts occur among top 10.
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Ben Olan
Kentucky Wildcats
Associated Press
North Carolina State
Auburn
St. John’s
N.Y
Cincinnati
Michigan State
Wolfpack
Kentucky
Wildcats
Vanderbilt
Plainsmen
Mississippi State
St. John's
North Carolina
N.C. State
Indiana
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Kansas State
Illinois
Northwestern
Bradley
Iowa
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Drak
West Virginia
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Marquette
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Tennessee
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Mississippi
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Pitt
Don Hennon
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Arthritis relief offered by Lela S. Weir in Jackson Mississippi
A testimony claims recovery from rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatism after treatments. The notice invites readers to write Mrs Lela S. Weir at 2805 Arbor Hills Drive Jackson Mississippi for free information about the relief method.
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Lela
Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
P. O. Box
Jackson
Mississippi
Artificial worms offer lure for fishing ladies
A note from Rock Hill South Carolina reports artificial worms now available for those who dislike live bait. Eugene Crocker displayed a good string of largemouth bass caught with an artificial worm in the nearby Catawba River. Poorest record for an Alabama team was in 1055, while the Crisason I Tide lost all 10 games.
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Rock Hill
8. C
Eugene Crocker
Catawba River
Alabama
Crisason I Tide
Hawks Have Best NBA 1-2 Punch
New York AP reports St. Louis Hawks boast the league’s top scoring duo as Bob Pettit leads with 941 points at a 26.5 average and Cliff Hagan follows with 764 points at 23.2, the strongest 1-2 in the NBA. Pettit tops the race for fifth straight week while Arizin and Baylor sit tied for runner-up with 832 points.
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NEW York
Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagan
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Assn
Pettit
LSU
George Mikan
Hagan
Kentucky
Paul Arizin
Philadelphia
Elgin Baylor
Minneapolis
Arizin
Laker
Baylor
Jack Twyman
Cincinnati
Detroit
George Yardley
NBA Completes All-Star Lineup For Friday Game
New York AP reports Eastern coaches selected Dolph Schayes Red Kerr Larry Costello from Syracuse Woody Laurdsb jerry of Philadelphia and Richie Guerin of Newark. Western coaches chose Jack Twyman Cincinnati George Yardley Dick McGuire Larry Foust and Dick Garmaker Minneapolis.
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National Basketball Assn Today
Detroit
Haskell Cohen
NBC
Dolph Schayes
John
Red) Kerr
Larry Costello
Syracuse
Cincinnati Edges Bradley in Double Overtime
Cincinnati Bearcats survive a double overtime, edging Bradley 85-84 as Mendenhall and Davis provide key late plays alongside Oscar Robertson. The win follows a MVC opener victory over St Louis, with Bearcats and several top teams highlighted in a night of ranked college games across major conferences.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Cincinnati Bearcats
Oscar
Robertson
O of
Cincy
Ralph Davis
Mike Mendenhall
Cincinnati
Bradley Braves
St. Louis
Bearcats
Mendenhall
Davis
Nicaragua’s Sacasa Says He Has No Shortstop
Dr. Sévilla Sacasa, Nicaragua’s ambassador to the United States and dean of the diplomatic corps, told a minor league baseball banquet that his eight children were born in Washington, adding humor with the remark I have no shortstop.
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Washington
Sevilla Sacasa
Nicaragua
United States
Dr. Sacasa
Diplomatic Corps
Mounties Top Furman 100-66 in WVU win
West Virginia defeats Furman 100 to 66 as Jerry West scores 21 and the Mountaineers hit 51.3 percent from the floor. WVU leads 30-8 early, dominates rebounding 66-47, and remains unbeaten in the year’s decisive stretch while Furman drops to 2-3 in conference play.
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Furman
West
Morgantown
Fred Schaus
West Virginia University
Nittany Lion
Lyles Alley
Mountaineer
West Virginia
Paladins
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Schaus
Mountaineers
Pete Carlisle
Penn State
Nittany Lions
University Park
Furman’s Alley
Greenville
S.C
Alley
Jerry West
Joe Posch
Nick Wisnic
Willie Akers
Bob Smith
Bucky Bolyard
Jim Ritchie
Byron Pinson
Dick Wright
Wright
Smith
Bolyard
George King
Ritchie
Lee Patrone
Posch
Butch Goode
Georgetown
Washington
Richmond
Wilson T
Pinson
Davidson
Carlisle
Shepard
Rhine Benya
Blackwell
P West
Akers
Clousson
Retton Posch
Patrone
Schertzi
Winnie
Venturi Captures Los Angeles Open in Course Record 63
Ken Venturi, 27, Daly City, wins the Los Angeles Open with a 63 at Rancho Golf Club, edging Art Wall Jr. by two strokes as Wall leads after three rounds. Venturi earns $5,300 from the $35,000 event. Wall takes $3,400 for second. Numerous pros and amateurs compete in frigid conditions, with Birdies and eagles highlighted on the back nine.
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Ken Venturi
Tijuana
Mexico
Venturi
Rancho Golf Club
Daly City
Calif
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Knoxville
Ten
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Art Wall Jr
Billy Maxwell
Tommy Bolt
Mike Souchak
Doug Sanders
John McMullin
Wall
Rancho
Maxwell
Bolt, Souchak and Company
Ken
Eagle
Bolt
Sanders
Souchak
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Allen Geiberger
le Barbara
Pocono Manor
Odessa
Tex
Ami Beach
Fla
Crystal River
Grossingers
N. Y
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Mass
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Lauderdale
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Latrobe
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Glenwoodie
Ill
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Ener
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Hayward Calif
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Gene Litfler
San Diego Yee
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le Angels
al Besselink
Providence bout results report with weights
The Associated press lists results from Providence Rhode Island and Boston shows Greene at 156 pounds and Jackson Brown at 160 pounds. The brief states fight results and participant names from the Providence event.
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Providence
R. I — Greene
P. Jackson Brown
Boston
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