Panthers Crush St. John's 60 36 in Home Opener
Chanute Panthers led 30 22 at halftime and pulled away in the second half to defeat St. John's of Winfield 60 36. Cha nute's Cha nute grabbed 45 rebounds and Glen Wheeler added 13 points while Don Puckett contributed 12 points. St John’s connected on 24 percent from the field and 43 percent at the line. Panthers schedule next hosts Lola in conference play Tuesday.
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Comet Blues Rally Past Ottawa In Opener
A sharpshooting Blue Comet team upset Ottawa Cyclones 59 to 45 in a non league opener. Gene Reinhardt led with 13 points while Howie McMurray added 11 and Bill Wiggons 8 as the Comets shot over 50 percent from the field. Ottawa were outscored in all four quarters and face Fort Scott at home next Friday.
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Tigers Sooners In Close Wins
The Big Eight wraps its first week with five interconference games. Missouri edged Marquette 57-56 at Milwaukee as Sonny Siebert hit a late free throw, and Oklahoma beat USC 70-66 in Los Angeles on a 16 second hero shot by Don Schwall. Oklahoma State lost to Kansas 63-56.
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Baker and rivals start fast in early basketball season
Baker defeats Southwestern 63 60 at Baldwin. College of Emporia tops Phillips University 87 67 at Emporia. Washburn edges Iowa Teachers 65 54 at Topeka. Pittsburg State beat Northeast Oklahoma 80 66 as Stotler posts 27. Miller leads C of E with 20 in 9 0 start.
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Kansas Dogs Win In Brittany Show
In Carbondale Illinois Towsey won both Open All-Age Stake and his class at the American Brittany Club event, earning 1957 National Brittany Champion. Towsey, owned by Thomas Black of Wichita Kansas, also won the 1955 Open All-Age Stake. Towsey's handler was Delmar Smith of Lawton Oklahoma. Yankee Boy's Tommy, owned by John A Costelow of Topeka and handled by Ralph Hesseltine of Topeka, finished fourth. Jack Secor of Niles Michigan was elected club president, succeeding W. E. Stevenson of Stamford Connecticut.
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Burlington Tops Humboldt In Last Minute Field Goal
Burlington nipped Humboldt 37 35 to break a tie in a late shot. Larry Barloe led Humboldt with 11 points while Bill Pullman Joe Womack Andy Hunneycutt Phil Wolford Courtney Moses and James Anderson contributed. Attendance was about 500.
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Altoona Rips Walnut 67 25 in Four-Count League opener
Altoona Redskins defeated Walnut Bulldogs 67 to 25 in the opening Four-Count League game. Top scorers were Jerry Daniels 16 points and Leonard Kobert 22 for Altoona while Dwight Clapson led Walnut with 8. A 48-30 second team win preceded the main game with about 125 in attendance.
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Pitt Favored Over Miami in Orange Bowl Salvage Attempt
Pitt Panthers enter the Orange Bowl as seven point favorites against the Miami Hurricanes in a final bid to salvage pride from disappointing seasons. The game airs NBC at 3 p.m. CST with Pitt highlighting wins over Oregon, USC, Nebraska and Penn State and losses to Oklahoma, Army, Notre Dame, Syracuse and West Virginia. Miami stands 4-4-1 with wins versus Baylor Florida State Kansas and Villanova, and losses to Houston Maryland North Carolina State and Florida, plus a tie with North Carolina.
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Browns Seek Division Title In Key Weekend Clash
The Cleveland Browns can clinch the Eastern title with a tie or win over the Detroit Lions in Detroit. Tommy OConnell may miss the game while Detroit eyes a possible upset and a collision with the Baltimore Colts San Francisco 49ers result. A Giants loss would eliminate them and set up a possible title showdown next Sunday in New York. Other NFL games feature the Bears Cards Packers Rams and Redskins Eagles with little at stake beyond pride.
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Fulton Sweeps Elsmore Twin Bill In Debut League Night
About 150 watched Fulton defeat Elsmore on Elsmore court in two games. Fulton won 59 to 43 in the main tilt after leading early and maintaining control. the A team finale saw Elsmore rally late but Fulton held on. Stats show Fulton with 20 free throws attempted and missed 33 points in the win.
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Galesburg Pirates hold off Thayer Flier rally for 59 49 win
Galesburg defeated Thayer 59 to 49 in the opening Four County League game as George Zugmier scored 24 for Thayer and Bill Gough added 20 for Galesburg. The Pirates built an early lead and withstood a late Thayer push in a 59 49 final.
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Tar Heels Open 1957-58 Season Without Key Stars
North Carolina's Tar Heels begin the 1957 58 season seeking their 33rd straight win without Lennie Rosenbluth and Joe Quigg. Clemson travels to Chapel Hill for Atlantic Coast Conference TV debut as Kansas visits North Carolina in a rematch of last season's title game.
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Dons Defeat Michigan State to Earn Third Place
Western Tonight and San Francisco, who beat Michigan State for third place, set to face West Texas State as the Dons improve to 1-0.
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Hepler Eagles Triumph Over Grant High in League Opener
Hepler Eagles defeated Grant High School 56 to 44 in a Four County League opener with Stark’s Page scoring 19 and Hepler’s Reith close behind at 18. Williams led Hepler with 13, Pinkley topped Stark with 9, and about 500 fans attended.
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Michigan Pair Lead Bow lers in World Invitational
Michigan pair active at the World Invitational Bowling Tournament in Chicago. Grand Rapids residents Mrs Marion Ladewig 42 six time all star and Billy Golembiewski 27 top the field among 160 men and 64 women as the preliminaries move into the second half at the Chicago Coliseum.
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Detroit Leads In Bowling After 12 Games In Men Division
Detroit's Golembiewski tops the men's standings with 2,614 pins after 12 games while Lubanski trails at 2,597. Billy notable for a 1,435 series calls his six-game effort the best he has bowled. In the women's division Mrs Lade wig maintains a strong lead with 1,71 pins after eight games, 150 pins ahead of Bobb e Shaler of Culver City, Calif.
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