Kansas State Grabs Top Spot In AP Cage Poll
Kansas State rises to first in the AP basketball poll while La Salle drops to third after DePaul victory. Seton Hall moves to second as Tulsa and Minnesota crack the top ten amid a reshuffled ranking based on games through last Saturday night. Kansas State beat Yale 79 70 in the Big Seven Tournament, and Oklahoma fell in the week.
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Sedgman Gregor Win Davis Cup Foe Misses Mark in Four
Ken Mi and Frank Sedgman faced a tough match as Gregor Sedgman and Tony Trabert collapsed under pressure. The Aussies won 6-3 6-4 1-6 4-0 while Seixas and Trabert failed to rally, drawing a capacity 15 000 crowd. McGregor delivered brilliant tennis, dominating the court and leaving the Americans with little counterplay. The Americans started strong but faded as Sedgman and his partner closed out.
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K State Eyes Third Big Seven Tourney Title Tonight
Kansas State seeks a third Big Seven Tournament crown as they face Kansas in a high stakes clash. The Wildcats reached the final by beating Yale 79-70 while Kansas edged URI 66-62 in a packed hotel holiday tourney scene across major venues.
Sawyer Quits Phillies to Enter Private Business
Former Ithaca professor Eddie Sawyer announced his resignation as Philadelphia Phillies manager. After 18 years in the majors and minors, he will move into private business, citing a desire for greater earnings. He leaves mid season with Steve O Neil succeeding him and faces contract questions estimated at 70 thousand dollars due under the three year deal.
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DeSpirito Seeks All Time Driving Mark
Jockey Tony DeSpirito rides four winners at Tropical Park to push his total to 385, three short of the 388 record set 46 years ago. He has mounts in five of nine races on today’s program and could add more before post time.
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Current proof coins sold at Philadelphia Mint
The question asks where to obtain proof coins. The answer notes that current proof coins are sold at the Philadelphia Mint, indicating the official source for purchasers.
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Loyola and San Francisco Abandon Football Today
Sports Mirror recalls past campus football shifts with Loyola of Los Angeles and San Francisco University both abandoning the game. It notes historical college competition and a 1930s Sugar Bowl overtime victory by Holy Cross over NC State.
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Rescue Truck Runs Two Red Traffic Lights in Richmond
Miss Doris Porterfield of Salem remained in critical condition at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital after a fire injured her face and upper body. Russell Davis, the rescue truck driver, ran two red signals to speed her to care despite a city rule requiring red lights to be observed.
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Notable Taft statues on display across cities
Notable Lorado Taft works are shown in several venues including Columbus Memorial on Station Plaza Washington DC Solitude of the Soul at the Chicago Art Institute Ferguson Fountain in Chicago Thatcher Memorial in Denver Fountain of Time in Chicago Alma Mater at the University of Illinois and The Pioneers in Baton Rouge.
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Hollywood 1952s Ten Biggest Space Grabbers
A 1952 Hollywood roundup lists Marilyn Monroe Charlie Chaplin Walter Wanger Marie Lanza Johnny Ray Lana Turner and Howard Hughes among the era s top headline makers as publicity and personal troubles kept them in the public eye with studio tangles legal issues and romance rumors fueling the year s chatter.
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Chemist William A. Wooten Dies in Williamsburg
William A. Wooten, 52, a Bell Telephone Co. chemist and head of the chemical physics department at Bell Labs Murray Hill New Jersey, died yesterday in Williamsburg Virginia while visiting relatives. An autopsy was planned to determine the death cause.
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Year’s Top Film Stars Highlight Romance and Triumph
The year featured sweeping showbiz news with Hughes’ emic deal, Rita Hayworth’s high profile marriage and film comeback, Humphrey Bogart finally earning an Oscar for The African Queen, and Lucille Ball dominating television with Desi Arnaz while publicizing a famously anticipated baby.
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Boyle Predicts 1953 Oddities and Uplifts From The Era
HAL BOYLE foresees a year of quirks and progress including political twists in Korea, a Notre Dame undefeated season, new cheap frozen foods, rising living costs, fashion shifts, and a surge in memoirs and diaries among ex officials and politicians as society aims for stability amid change in 1953.
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In Memoriam Annie B Stuart Remembrance Poem
In memory of our dear mother and grandmother Annie B. Stuart who passed away three years ago today. You slept away peacefully, no goodbyes, God took you home to Heaven to live with Him on high. By her children and grandchildren dated December 30, 2011.
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Watson Heads Virginia Travel Council Film Showing
L. V. Watson owner of the Elms Tourist Court will lead a January 5 film event at the George Washington Hotel under the Virginia Travel Council. The program features The Billion Dollar Story and other Virginia advertising films with local pictures and VT C volunteers, presented by Mrs. Julian Gilkeson and Vin L. Paris.
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Sugar dissolves quickly in water at varying temperatures
Ordinary table sugar dissolves in about one third its bulk of cold water and in even less water if the water is hot.
Grandma Bank Robber to Plead Innocent in Court
Mrs Ethel Arata known as the grandma bandit will plead innocent to three counts of bank robbery. Her attorney Joan Martin says the defense rests on an uncontrollable love for humanity. Arata, 52, is linked to son of the late Robert Catts of New York.
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