Ole Miss Replaces Iowa As Top Team in AP Poll
The Associated Press ranks Ole Miss No. 1 after a 3-0 start and 18 game unbeaten streak dating to 1959, receiving 21 first place votes. Iowa drops to No. 2 with 11 first place votes as Alabama, Texas, Michigan State, and Michigan follow. Maryland rises to 10th after three wins.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Rollicking Rebels
Iowa
Ole Miss
Towa
Alabama
Texas
Michigan State
Michigan
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Baylor
Maryland
Syracuse
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Tech
Loouisiana State
Northwestern
Washington
Duke
Colorado
Rice
Navy
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Penn State
Purdue
Southern California
Tennessee
Clemson
Stanford
Rifle Talk on Squirrels and Marksman Programs
An old rifles against modern revolvers column notes hunting with Savage .22 and other calibers, discusses hollow point versus solid loads, handloads up to .220 Swift, and a history of squirrel rounds. It also covers NRA Marksman ship levels and a women’s range session on Oct 17 at 7 30 p m for women and girls only.
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Hogue Creek
NRA
Squirrel Woods
Advertisement for FASTEETH dental powder
An advertisement touts FASTEETH alkaline powder to secure false teeth during meals and speech. It promises firmer comfort with no slipping or wobbling and notes it leaves no odor or gum irritation.
Hitchcock Expected to Pilot Orioles
Orioles chiefs prepared to name Billy Hitchcock manager at a 2 p.m. news conference by Lee MacPhail. The 43 year old Opelika Alabama native and former major league player and coach was among four candidates, likely to sign a one year contract around 30000 dollars. Hitchcock had played for St. Louis Detroit Philadelphia and Boston and coached Detroit, managed Buffalo in the International League and led Vancouver Milwaukee farm club last season.
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Billy Hitchcock
Baltimore Orioles
Lee MacPhail
Hitchcock
Opelika
Ala
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Tigers
Buffalo
Vancouver
Milwaukee
Kiwanis Speaker Dr Garland R Quarles
Dr Garland R Quarles superintendent of Winchester Schools will speak at the Kiwanis luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p m at the George Washington Hotel His topic is not announced The meeting also includes primary voting for officers to serve next year
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Garland R. Quarles
Winchester
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Bus riders in Moscow pay on honor system says Rochester scientist
Dr Elmer Stotz of the University of Rochester reports from Moscow that Russian bus riders collect a ticket on boarding and drop money into a toll box on alighting, with no one watching to enforce payments.
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Rochester
N.Y
Russia
University of Rochester
Moscow
Elmer Stotz
Winchester Junior Shooters Lead In Prewar Club Scores
In Lynchburg the Winchester Junior team topped Friday night scoring with Vick Platner posting 38 38 35 offhand, Larry Jarrell 40 prone, Mack Cain 31 34, while beginners on Pro-Marks man Wayne Bucher shot 42 36 prone and Jack Cowger 27 29 prone.
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Winchester Junior
Vick Platner
Larry Jarrell
Bar
Mack Cain
Berryville
Wayne Bucher
Jack Cowger
Harry Stebbins
Mets and Colts Draft Signaling New Clubs in Major Shuffle
The Mets and Colts plan a special draft in Cincinnati to stock 28 players at 2.1 million. Hodges and Larker are top targets for New York and Houston, with other picks including Ashburn Landrith Shantz and Craig for the Mets and Jones Sherry Mizell Cimoli for the Colts. Premium lists may add 125 000 valued players after the regular draft.
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Ohio
New York Mets
Houston Colts
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Richie Ashburn
San Francisco Giants
Hobie Landrith
Bobby Shantz
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodger
Roger Craig
Colts
Sam Jones
Giants
Norm Sherry
Dodgers
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Pirates
Gino Cimoli
Milwaukee Braves
Houston
New York
Daryl Spencer
Dick Farrell
Jack Sanford
Dick Lemay
Bob Miller
Alex Grammas
Cardinals
Hal Smith
Don Leppert
Barney Schultz
Jim Brewer
Don Zimmer
Cubs
Ben Taylor
Don McMahon
al Spangler
Braves
Lee Walls
Dallas Green
Phillies
Don Blasingame
Elio Chacon
Gus Bell
Reds
National League
Sanford
Billy O'Dell
Spangler
McMahon
Three ACC Teams Meet Powerhouse Squads This Week
Three ACC teams face top SEC rivals on Saturday as Duke battles Georgia Tech, NC State plays Alabama, and South Carolina meets LSU. Duke, Wake Forest winner, Georgia Tech praised for explosive offense and improved defense. NC State wary after scouting reports on Alabama. South Carolina notes LSU’s strong, deep roster and national title ambitions.
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ACC
Duke
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State University
N.C. State
Alabama
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
LSU
Hershel Caldwell
Georgia
Louisiana State
Bass
Earle Edwards
Maemon
Vic
Pat Pepper
Pepper
Maris Delivers Key Blow as Yankees Triumph in World Series
Roger Maris hit a ninth inning homer to power the New York Yankees to a 13-5 win over the Cincinnati Reds in Game Five, clinching the series four games to one. Mantle and Berra were hampered by injuries, but Hector Lopez, John Blanchard, and Clete Boyer supplied timely offense as the Yankees earned their 19th World Series title.
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Cincinnati
Maraeish
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Yanks
Maris
Fred Hutchinson
Bob Purkey
Elston Howard
Purkey
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Hutchinson
Honk
Baseball
Ford Frick
Yankee
Dan Topping
del. Webb
New York
Mickey, Mantle
Yogi Berra
Frank Robinson
Babe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Crosley Field
John Blanchard
Hector Lopez
Bill Skowron
Clete Boyer
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Maris- Mantle
Mantle
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Bucky
Roy Wonder) Harris
Washington
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis
Berra Sees Greatest Yankee Team Ever
New York AP notes Yogi Berra declares the 1961 Yankees the greatest team he played on after 12 World Series, highlighting six 21 homer seasons among Maris and Mantle, a 240 home run record, and balanced pitching led by Whitey Ford. He credits Ralph Houk for rebuilding the staff and stresses team effort over money.
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New York
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Joe Cronin
Yankee
Joe Dimaggio
Hank Bauer
Phil Rizzuto
Allie Reynolds
Vic Raschi
Ed Lopat
Joe Page
Ralph Houk
Fred Hutchinson
Whitey Ford
Ralph
Reds
Babe
Ruth
Whitey
Mantle
Maris
City Reconsiders Two Ancient Laws in Kitchener
Residents question retention of two old statutes unearthed in Kitchener Ontario. One bans shooting wolves inside village limits while the other prohibits dual parking of Conestoga wagons.
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Kitchener, Ont
Kitchener
Creswell's 458 Sets All-Time 'A' Record
Evan Creswell rolled a 457 series in the Health Center Lanes all in one night to set the all time duckpin league mark, aided by a ninth frame strike spare finish. His 124 174 160 led E. Cork St. Grocery to strong totals and a 1817 set across three games.
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Evan Creswell
Health Center
Bud Miller
Creswell
National
E. Cork St. Grocery
Sealtest
Harry Aikens
Jess Kiracore
Lawrence Pope
Doug Conner
White
Ted Hepner
Ed Clevenger
Chug White
Eugene Funkhouser
Jack Larrick
Frank Cooper
Jake Rudy
Artie Kiracofe
Aaron Zuckerman
Joe Zimmerman
Rudy
Zuckerman
Bill Keyton
Frances Hudson
Johnny Spaid
Allen Carter
Hudson
Harold Buckner
Mickey McDonald
Charles Minghini
Briscoe Ginn
Sonny Crisman
Wally Dill
Ginn
Funkhouser
Crisman
Ford sets World Series record with 32 scoreless innings
In the 1961 World Series the New York Yankees defeated the Cincinnati Reds four games to one. White Ford pitched 14 innings of scoreless relief in two appearances, breaking Babe Ruth's prior scoreless innings mark while striking out seven and allowing six hits. Mantle and Maris contributed key moments as the Yankees reshaped the series with timely hitting and pitching.
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Ohio
Ford
Babe Ruth
Reds
Ero Roger
Maris
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
New York
Redlegs
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John Blanchard
Bobby Richardson
Pirates
Hector Lopez
Cletis Boyer
Marrs
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Ruth
Bambino
Ford Try
Cincinnati Reds
Liston to Fight Westphal in Philadelphia Bout
Sonny Liston and Albert Westphal of Germany signed for a December 5 feature bout in Philadelphia pending Liston’s reinstatement by the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission. Liston, suspended last summer for legal issues, has applied for reinstatement as his attorney noted action timing remains undecided.
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Sonny Liston
Albert Westphal
Germany
Liston
Pennsylvania Athletic Couning
al Klein
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Morton Wit Klein
Dupas Beats Del in New Orleans Boxing Bout
In New Orleans Ralph Dupas from New Orleans defeated Del in St. Paul Minnesota by a tenth round stoppage. The bout raised Dupas record as a rising light middleweight contender.
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Ralph Dupas
Del
St. Paul, Minn
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