Missouri Takes Over Ist In AP Grid Poll
The unbeaten Missouri Tigers jumped to the No 1 spot in the weekly AP college football poll after nine straight wins. Missouri received 34 first place votes as Minnesota fell to Purdue 23 14. Mississippi and Iowa led earlier this season and Iowa moved to second with a 35 12 win over Ohio State. Missouri’s next game is at home against Kansas.
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Poll voting snippet mentions teams and votes
The fragment lists Auburn and Ohio State with numeric values and notes other teams receiving votes such as UCLA Michigan State Purdue Yale Rice New Mexico State Syracuse Alabama Oregon Florida Utah State Michigan Army Baylor Texas Kansas Tennessee plus single votes for Kansas and Tennessee, indicating a college football or basketball poll result.
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Rideout Named Top SC Player
Richmond quarterback Mel Rideout was named Southern Conference football Player of the Week after he helped the Spiders upset Furman 35 28. Rideout passed for three touchdowns ran for one more and kicked an extra point while completing 13 of 19 passes at Greenville. He also contributed two point conversions and 29 total points in the comeback win. Other nominees included William and Mary guard Bob Soleau Richmond end and defensive back Bob Coolbaugh and Furman quarterback Billy Canty.
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Basilio's Manager Faces $5000 Tax Fine Deadline
Syracuse AP report says Joseph Netro, former Carmen Basilio manager, must pay a 5000 fine by December 20 for failing to file federal income tax returns on 73093. Netro, 63, of Ithaca, was fined in U.S. District Court Monday for income tax charges covering 1954 to 1957.
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English Soccer Players Ready To Strike
London AP reports trouble in English soccer as players the south say they will strike for higher pay. The Professional Footballers' Association represents about 2,700 pros in England amid a maximum weekly salary of 20 pounds.
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Payne Wins Tri County Scoring Race With 79
Mount Hope halfback William Payne won the Tri County scoring title with 79 points over 10 games, including 1¢ touchdowns and a conversion. Dwight Dunbar of Clear Fork finished second with 75 points. Joseph Neal Stratton had 9 TDs and 14 extra points for 41 points, Bob Keleman tallied 59, Billy Cole Trap Hill 56, and Ernie Avis of Montgomery ended sixth with 55.
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Teddy Spadaro
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Ronald Stewart Montgomery
Larry Stewa O'Brien
Oceana Kyle
Ander Courtington
Stoco Malens
Barry Stanley
Charley Jarrell
Kyle Phipps
Huvester Burger
Byrd-Prillerman
Thurman Wood
Johnny Webb
Stengel Honored At Glendale Dinner For 50 Years In Baseball
GLENDALE California AP veteran coach Casey Stengel was feted at the Verdugo Club in a dinner marking his 50 years in baseball. The event mixed praise and humor as Stengel reflected on his career from Kankakee to Yankee Stadium while colleagues commented on his firing by the Yankees and his enduring influence in the sport.
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Boxing results show close decisions in Philadelphia and New York
Philadelphia bout saw Len Mathews of Philadelphia outpoint Alfredo Urbina of Mexico over 10 rounds at 136 pounds. New York featured Jose Gonzalez of Puerto Rico edging Isaac Logart of Cuba over 10 rounds at 151 pounds. Tokyo match saw Kazuo Takayama stop Katsuzo Nakamura in 125% featherweight title bout lasting 10 rounds.
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New York
Jose Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Tokyo
Kazuo Takayama
Katsuzo Nakamura
Japan
District 5 II Elects New Director
Ray Hawley won 8 of 15 votes to become district director succeeding Bill File for a three year term. Delegates from Oak Hill Mount Hope Eccles Route 41 Sophia Beckley Central Beckley Eastern and Beckley Western elected him. Hawley plans March or April district workshops to unite the many new Little League leagues.
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Williams Wins Trapshoot at Beckley Gun Club
Jimmy Williams shot the day’s highest round at Beckley Gun Club’s trapshoot on the range Sunday, posting 24 and the day’s high average of 22. The event featured five squad matches with G L Yeager, Dwight McGraw, Jim Justice, and others winning various singles. Gene Mauch, new Phillies manager, is 34, from Los Angeles.
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Pitt and Penn State face off in end battle
Pitt star end Mike Ditka and Penn State’s Bob Mitinger are seen as equal contenders for a standout clash this Saturday. Ditka, 6 foot 3, senior, from Aliquippa, is praised as an all America candidate and Pitt captain. Mitinger, 6 foot 2, junior, from Greensburg, seeks to prove himself as a premier end for Penn State.
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Crab Orchard and Crow Win Openers in Shady Spring Invite
In the Shady Spring Invitational opening round Crab Orchard defeated Blue Jay 66 to 76 after trailing 22-18 entering the final period. Charles Saunders sparked a nine point fourth quarter rally as Emory Perdue added 10 points, and Crow topped Cranberry with strong second half to secure a 86 to 8 victory.
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Blue Jay
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Emory Perdue
Douglas Elliott
Denny Cochran
Crow
Perdue
Nets
World Series Hopes Raised for Japanese and American Teams
In Tokyo at a U S Embassy hot stove session, Noboru Inouye, baseball commissioner, said a future world series between American and Japanese champions is possible though Japanese baseball is not yet competitive enough. American Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II attended and noted optimism among attendees.
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Coaches Head For Higher Altitudes
College football shifts higher as coaches experiment with press box coaching using phones and TV links. Donelli finds less emotional strain. Prothro sees better game vision but loss of contact. Caniglia mixes press box with on bench TV to aid direction and control pacing.
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Tommy Prothro
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Caniglia
Matthews Beats Urbina In Split Decision In Philadelphia
Len Matthews, ranked No 1 lightweight, edged Alfredo Urbina in a 10 round feature at the Arena to set up a Dec 6 title shot with Doug Vaillant. Judges had Matthews 47-46 Lepinson 46-45 Tress 46-46 AP score 3-2. Matthews improved to 29-3-2 while Urbina fell to 27-5-2.
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Len Matthews
Doug Vaillant
Alfredo Urbina
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Lou Tress
Nate Lepinson
Zach Clayton
Australian Beats American In Singles
In Sydney Earl Buchholz of St. Louis fell to Australian Bob Hewitt in the New South Wales singles quarterfinals 6-4 6-3 5-7 6-4. Wimbledon champion Neale Fraser defeated Chuck McKinley of St. Louis in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-3.
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