Georgia Tech losing streak ends as Mississippi State upsets in Starkville
Mississippi State, led by W. D. Stroud with 30 points, defeats Georgia Tech 81-69 at Starkville to snap Tech’s 11-game winning run and move the Bulldogs atop the SEC standings. Leland Mitchell adds 25 for MSU, while Tech’s Redmond Caldwell leads with 16.
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Mississippi State
Georgia Tech
Babe McCar
Bulldogs
W. D
Red) Stroud
Yellow Jackets
Starkville
Miss
Leland Mitchell
Stroud
Jim Caldwell
Engineers
Ilinois
Northwestern
Evanston
Bob Starnes
Starnes
Dave Downey
Illinois
Rich Falk
Wildcats
Frank Christie
Wake F Fan
Billy Cunningham
North Carolina
Maryland
Ron Deed
Notre Dame
Butler
Minnesota
Terry Kunze
Michigan
Fred Riddle
Iowa
Wisconsin
Best AFL Showing Yet But NFL Keeps Lead in Draft Battle
College stars prefer NFL clubs, but AFL makes strongest showing in three years for signed players. NFL signs 17 of first five rounds’ collegians. AFL 6. Behrman Budde Dunaway among first round crossovers. Names and teams: Behrman Buffalo Bills Budde Dallas Texans Setvall UCLA UCLA Budde etc. Dual signees Woodeshick Moss not in survey.
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NFL
AFL
Dave Behrman
Ed Budde
Michigan State
Jim Dunaway
Mississippi
United Press
Behrman
Buffalo Bills
Budde
Dallas Texans
Jerry Setvall
LSU
St. Louis Cardinals
Kermit Alexander
UCLA
San Francisco Forty Niners
Ohio State
Baltimore Colts
Tom Hutchinson
Kentucky
Cleveland Browns
Ray Penze
Texas
Minnesota Vikings
Dave Robinson
Penn State
Green Bay Packers
Daryl Sanders
Detroit Lions
Roy Williams
Univ. of Pacific
Lions
Bob Reynolds
Bowling Green
Cardinals
Don Estes
Cards
Bob Jencks
Miami
Ohio
Chicago Bears
Ray Mansfield
Washington
Philadelphia Eagle
Low Slaby
Pitt
New York Giants
Larry Glueck
Villanova Bears
APL
Don Brumm
Purdue
Tom Brown
Maryland
Packers
Bills
Tom Nomina
Denver Broncos
Danny Brabham
Arkansas
Houston Oilers
Rufus Guthrie
Georgia Tech
San Diego Chargers
Ton Woodeshick
West Virginia
Buffalo
Les
Jim Moss
South Carolina
St Louis
Cincinnati Keeps Lead in Cage Poll
United Press International college basketball ratings show Cincinnati retaining the top spot with 13-0 record and 350 points, followed by Loyola Illinois and Illinois, while Arizona State, Duke, Georgia Tech, Ohio State, and Mississippi State trail in the top ten with varied points and records.
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Cincinnati
New York
UPI
United Press International
Loyola
Ill
Ilinois
Arizona State U
Duke
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Missippi State
Ion State
Colorado State U
Colorado
UCLA
Lie
Notre Dame
West Virginia
Stanford
Kentucky
Niagara
Texas
Utah State
Auburn
North Carolina
DePaul
Bradley
Seattle
Miami
Fla
Washington
New York U
St. Louis
Southern Methodist
Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers League Standings and High Scores
Final standings show Wn T's 4 12, Jokers 18, Untouchables 16, Nuggets 16, B and H 3 2, Fall Outs .2. High scorers include team series led by Mn T's 1947 and Head Pins 1923, team game Head Pins 673, individual series Buck Murphy 539 Curley Murphy 520, and individual games Bob Huber 232 Dorothy Clarahan 206.
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Wn T
Mn T's
Buck Murphy
Curley Murphy
Bob Huber
Dorothy Clarahan
Results Friday Sleepers and Related Bowling Scores
Team series sees Hits and Mrs. at 1957 and Splitters at 183? with high marks across Reed’s event entries. Individual honors include Charles Custer 512 and Ferne Birney 519 in series, Tom Tanner 223 and Ferne Birney 196 in games.
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Combers
Hawks
Splitters
Charles Custer
Ferne Birney
Tom Tanner
Denver wrestler Don Newton to face Missouri champ Sears
In Washington at the Legion Hall on Saturday January 19 at 8 30 p m Don Newton of Denver Colorado meets John Sears the Missouri State Wrestling Champion in an outstanding men s bout. A girls bout features Hillbilly Sue of Harlan Kentucky versus Dot Burke of Santa Fe New Mexico. The main event is a tag team match.
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Don Newton
Denver
Colorado
John Sears
the Legion Hall
Washington
Hillbilly Sue
Harlan
Kentucky
Dot Burke
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Demons Wrestle Tonight at Fairfield in Conference Meet
Washington's Demons head to Fairfield for a conference wrestling meet with the Trojans. Reserve action begins at 6 20 PM followed by varsity bouts as coach Don Lawless’s squad, seeking its first win, shows improvement. Rick Latta aims for a sixth win this season after a close loss to Wilton Junction.
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Washington
Fairfield
Trojans
Don Lawless
Wilton Junction
Demons
Ron Gregory
Gregg DeVries
Denny Coon
Dave Coon
Leon Lintz
Rick Latta
Bob Lintz
Dick Gallagher
Eddie Weeks
Jerry Deaton
Dave Davis
Don Davis
Joe Wallace
Eugene Fields
Jim Marshall
Butch Wells
Joe McCarthy
Dennis Day
Craig Koehle
Rex Neuhart
Ed Day
Larry Green
Dennis Murphy
John McDaniel
The
Iust
Chicago
UPL
U.S
America
Franklin H. Littell
Chicao Theological Seminary
Will D. Campbell
Department of Racial and Cultural Relations
National Council of Churches
Kennedy
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Ainsworth State Bank
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Cleo C. Orris
Exec. V. P
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Erwin Wulf
Tames Quinn
State of Iowa
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Notary Publicum
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Cardox Divson
Chemetron Corp
Supreme Court
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University of Mississippi
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Illinois Supreme Court
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Custer Sales & Service
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Mace Motors
MFA
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