All star selections name Browns Bears Packers Giants stars
Jimmy Brown leads an all star lineup with five players from the Browns Bears Packers and Giants on UPI's 22 man two platoon team. Cardinals place three representatives on the roster.
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NEW York
UPI
Jimmy Claim Browns
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
Green
Running Bay Packers
Giants
United Press International
St. Louis Cardinals
Resignation of Washington State Bank Director John F Foster
John F Foster, a longtime board member since the bank’s 1932 founding, resigns effective immediately due to rural residence and a wish to scale back activities.
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John F. Foster
Washington State Bank
Cyclones upset Utah State as freshman unit shines
Iowa State rode a developing lineup to a 77 to 68 upset of Utah State. Center Rich Froistat scored 22 points in his second strong game, while the Cyclones converted 27 of 36 free throws to overcome Utah State’s 10 more field goals. Utah State hit four of nine from the line.
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AMES
UPI
Iowa State
Cyclones
Utah State
Rich Froistad
Utahs
Browns land NFL All Star honors in UPI voting
The NFL all star first team chosen by 42 league writers features Browns back Jim Brown with a perfect 42 votes, setting a rush record of 1,863 yards. Roosevelt Brown, Jim Ringo, Forrest Gregg, Bill Forester, and Night Train Lane repeat from last year, with Ditka and Shofner among top offensives and several Bears, Packers, Giants, and Cardinals players earning spots.
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UPI
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Giants
Jim Ringo
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Bill Forester
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Tommy Mason
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Bobby Joe Conrad
Cardinals
del Shofner
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Ken Gray
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Dick Lynch
Lane
Petitbon
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Tittle
Shofner
Ditka
Kateavage
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Creighton Edges Iowa In Overtime 77 72
Creighton remained unbeaten in seven with a 77 72 overtime win over Iowa in Iowa City. Creighton outshot Iowa and controlled the boards, Paul Silas scoring 28 while Roach added 21 for Iowa. The Bluejays moved back into national prominence, ranked 18th in the UPI poll.
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United Press International
Drake Bulldogs race to fourth victory
Drake Bulldogs improved to 4-0 with a 79 to 49 win over San Diego State in Des Moines. After a sloppy first half Drake used its height to pull away in the second half, building a 2 28 halftime edge and cruising to the decisive victory.
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UPI
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Californians
Ninth Grade Demons Triumph In 65 48 Victory
Washington ninth graders defeated Mid- Prairie High 65 to 48 on their local court. Coach Wally Horn used a heavy rotation, leading 15 to 6 after the first quarter and 29 to 25 at halftime. Marty Chebu bar and Brian Britain each scored 13 to pace the Demons.
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Myers
Miller
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Hayes
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Loyola Tops UPI College Basketball Poll
Loyola University Chicago remains ranked No 1 in the UPI college basketball ratings with a 4-0 record, receiving 28 points and first place votes. Michigan Kentucky Duke Cincinnati UCLA NYU Texas Vanderbilt and others follow with varying records and votes in the year’s early poll.
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UPI
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Loyola
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Michigan
Kentucky
Duke
Cincinnati
UCLA
NYU
Texas
Vanderbilt
Davidson
Toledo
Oregon State
Minnesota
Wichita
Arizona State
Oklahoma City
Kansas State
Creighton
Bradley
Georgia Tech
Villanova
Nine miners die in Utah blast at Carbon No. 2 mine
Nine miners were killed and ten survived after a methane gas and coal dust explosion sparked in a drift of the Carbon Fuel Co No. 2 mine near Price Utah. Investigators blamed gas dust ignition while seeking the spark source. Names of the deceased and survivors are listed. officials pledged inquiry into the disaster and noted the mine was described as gassy yet among the safest in central Utah.
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Utah
UPI
Carbon Fuel Co
Jesus Nunez
Price
George Clyde
Andy Juvan
Spring Glen
John Senechal Jr
Kenilworth
Victor Fossat
Ben Valdez
Ben Montoya
Helper
Gerald Nielson
Fairview
Mike Ardohain
Archie Larsen
Heino Linn
Casper A. Nelson
Nelson
Salt Lake City
Clyde
Otto Weiser
Steve Diamanti
Huge crack found near base of Baldwin Hills dam
LOS ANGELES reports a large crack at the Baldwin Hills reservoir may have triggered the tidal wave that destroyed dozens of homes, injured hundreds, and killed three or possibly four. Archie V. MacDonald, 70, a furniture store executive, is missing since the dam broke, swept away before his wife. He was among those hospitalized with injuries from the disaster, with damage expected to exceed $10 million.
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UPI
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Archie V. MacDonald
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