Big Eight opens with wins as K State, Oklahoma State shine
Kansas State and Oklahoma State powered to victories while Kansas opened with a winless first half after an 87-59 triumph for K State over South Dakota State in Manhattan. Oklahoma State topped Southern Illinois 83-54 in Stillwater. Iowa State fell to Minnesota 61-50 in Minneapolis. Kansas hosts Arkansas after a 1-1 start for the Razorbacks, with Willie Murrell leading K State and Jim Cooper pacing Oklahoma State.
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Jim van Valkenburg
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Thayer Loses To Parsons In Ball Control Fight
St Patrick’s of Parsons used deliberate ball control to edge Thayer Fliers 35 33 in a non league game led by Lamar Whitson’s 14 for Thayer and Frew Forbes each scoring 10 for St Patrick’s The B game went to St Patrick’s 45 26 with Sears and Eddie Wheeler each at 11 for Thayer.
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Fight Results From Associated Press Card List
Fresno bout saw Isaac Logart outpoint Frankie Ramirez over 10 rounds. Marcano stopped Henderson in Jersey City after 2. Lewis outpointed Harris in Leeds. Molina knocked out Noriega in San Jose. Mover beat Hurricane Kid on points in Honolulu.
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Return by titlists of last year mixed in season openers
Russell, the Class A Kansas champion, fell 51 to 49 to McPherson after leading by seven points at the end of the third quarter. Salina, defending Class AA, beat Great Bend 53 to 43. Durham, Class BB champion, lost to Roxbury 63 to 55 as Wichita West beat El Dorado 46 to 39. Parsons defeated Pittsburg 62 to 57 while Dodge City lost to Augusta 85 to 70. Neodesha beat Cherryvale 51 to 27. Chapman fell to Junction City 49 to 38. Haven, Hill City, and Highland won in Class B. Council Grove lost to Hillsboro 45 to 25. Elk Hart lost to Hooker, Dwight beat Tampa, and Melvern edged Americus as BB teams posted wins.
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Braves Trade In Pitching
Milwaukee Braves have traded or sold nine pitchers in recent years. The club sent Lew Burdette Bob Shaw Don Nottebart and Carl Willey to various teams. Newly traded include Lew Burdette and Bob Shaw to San Francisco with Del Crandall for Felipe Alou Ed Bailey Billy Hoeft and another player to be named later.
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Chiefs Sign Top Passer Beathard Chooses Chiefs Over Lions
Kansas City signs Southern Cal quarterback Pete Beathard, their No. 1 draft pick, three days after the selection. Beathard chose the AFL club over the Detroit Lions, and is praised by scout Don Klosterman as a top pro prospect. He hails from El Segundo California and was a Rose Bowl standout.
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Luke Appling Joins AL Niche Inning Record at Shortstop
Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox played in 2,218 American League games, a major league record for shortstops.
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Yates Center In Overtime Triumphs Over Fredonia
Yates Center Wildcats beat Fredonia Yellow Jackets 47 to 45 in overtime in Tri-Valley League opener. Ron Whitney led Yates Center with 20 points, Lynn Whitney added nine as the team pulled away after a 43-43 regulation tie. Fredonia’s Epley and D Walton each scored nine. overtime saw Yates Center edge 4-2 in scoring.
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Navy set to clinch national scoring title against Army
Navy has scored more points than any Annapolis team before and needs 25 points against Army to win the national scoring title for the first time. The Army game looms as the decisive finale with the margin to reach the top.
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Comets Drop Season Opener 70 64 to Coffeyville
Chanute Blue Comets fall to Coffeyville Golden Tornado 70 64 as Coffeyville leads by as many as ten at halftime. Bruce Benson leads Chanute with 19 points, Elias tops Coffeyville with 16, while Chanute shoots 22 of 56 from the field and Coffeyville 27 of 69. B team also loses 57 46.
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Turner Signs with St Louis in NFL deal
Turner, a 230 pound Kentucky tackle, said Tuesday night he signed a contract with St. Louis of the NFL. Pitcher John Tsitouris delivered two two hitters and a pair of three hitters for Cincinnati last season, all after July 1.
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Cincinnati
Broncos Sign Matt Snorton From Michigan State
DENVER AP The Denver Broncos of the American Football League said Tuesday night they had signed Matt Snorton a 6 foot 4 inch 245 pound end from Michigan State to the team roster an AFL signing announced in Denver.
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