Big 7 Stars Wilt Chamberlain and Gary Thompson Lead Conference
In the Big Seven, Wilt Chamberlain and Gary Thompson pace early season showings. Thompson, a 5'10" Iowa State guard, averages 25 points driving wins over Michigan State, Houston, and Brigham Young while Chamberlain shines in Kansas’ victories.
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Wilkinson denies move to Texas or USC
New York writers sparked talk of Bud Wilkinson leaving Oklahoma after he expressed hypothetical interest in Texas. He stressed he does not want to depart Norman and has five years left on his 10 year deal after guiding the Sooners to consecutive national titles with a 94 8 3 record.
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Big Ten Establishes Rules for Athletic Aid
The Big Ten faculty representatives approve a new program to regulate athletic aid. It sets need-based aid, limits offers between institutions, and includes job opportunities for athletes. The plan takes effect in 60 days unless a college rejects it.
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Boxing Briefs Highlight Miteff McBride Calhoun Giardello Bouts
Alex Miteff faces Archie McBride in a main event at St. Nicholas Arena as Miteff seeks a test against a veteran with a 20 11 record. Rory Calhoun meets Joey Giardello Friday in Cleveland in a key middleweight bout not telecast. Jorgensen makes Garden debut against Carmello Costa on Wednesday night. DuMont TV plans vary by region.
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College basketball scores roundup from various games
Scores show Illinois 69 Oklahoma 58 Ohio State 74 St Louis 54 Michigan State 79 Brigham Young 61 Kansas 78 Marquette 61 Pitt 73 Northwestern 71 DePaul 67 Dayton 59 Purdue 71 Missouri 69 Indiana 80 Southern Illinois 57 Notre Dame 75 Wisconsin 55 Nebraska 73 Michigan 60 Kansas State 90 Drake 41 Cincinnati 65 Depauw 53 Miami Ohio 76 Bowling Green Washington St Louis 58 Texas Western 65 Iowa 58 Denver 57 Texas Christian 62 Tulsa 51 Washington 49 Oklahoma A M 44 Bradley 90 Florida State 66 Southwest Southern Methodist 91 Minnesota 84 Memphis State 82 Houston 78 Austin 87 Sam Houston 75 Far West San Francisco 57 Seattle 52 Portland 56 Oregon State 55 Colorado 65 Colorado A M 53 Southern California 67 Wyoming 64 Utah State 58 Washington State 57 Idaho 57 Montana 52 Oregon 65 Texas 64 Juco Tournament at Ark City Arkansas City 75 Cameron Okla 73 Coffeyville 71 Tokawa Okla 55 Joplin 78 Pueblo Cole 76 Series 57 Winfield St Johns 3
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Swaps Returns Home From Racing Wars
Mighty Swaps arrived in Chino California after a journey from Philadelphia aboard a chartered plane and a police escorted van to Rex Ellsworth's ranch. Vets are optimistic about his recovery from a broken leg sustained at Garden State Park last October. Ellsworth says plans to stand him at stud are possible and racing may depend on his post recovery.
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The Tribune Carrier Rate Unchanged at Thirty Cents Weekly
The Tribune advertises carrier delivery at a fixed price of 30 cents per week. It notes availability and service areas, emphasizing reliable daily delivery and weekend issues at the same rate.
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Nebraska Leads at 27th Southwestern Forensic Tournament
About 300 debaters from 40 schools competed in Winfield with Nebraska earning three firsts in senior sweepstakes women’s debate and extemporaneous speaking. Top results include Senior Sweepstakes Nebr a, Emporia State second. Junior Sweepstakes Hutchinson JC first, McCook second. Senior debate men Kansas University Ray Nichols and Bill Summers first. Southeastern Oklahoma State second. Women’s oratory Anita Grimm Kansas State.
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Hungary Coach Seeks New Job After Producing World Record Holders
Hungary track and field coach Mihaly Igloi, who has mentored 20 world record holders and top distance runners, says he may leave Hungary to find optimal coaching conditions. He weighs U S and other options while awaiting government permission to stay, noting he wants to build champions but has limited remaining coaching years.
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United Action on Athletics Forms Broad Alliance
Chicago report notes a union of 20 000 high schools and 300 junior colleges to coordinate athletic policy. The National Junior College Athletic Association and the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations will implement common rules training and publications for over 50 000 officials and millions of players and coaches. The alliance begins with the 1957 football season and standardizes rules and interpretations. The 1956 national junior college bowl in Los Angeles pits Grand Rapids against Coffeyville.
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Houdek Paces KWU Past Huron 82 79 In Tight Victory
Larry Houdek scored 31 points to lead Kansas Wesleyan University to an 82-79 win over Huron College on Saturday night. Dale Hall led the visitors with 27 points.
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Browns Put in 1 Cents Worth On Grid Title
Cleveland Browns push for the NFL Eastern Conference crown after beating the New York Giants 24 7 with key drives from Tommy OConnell and Curly Morrison. Washington edges Philadelphia as Sam Baker nails a 16th field goal with 25 seconds left, keeping pennant hopes alive.
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Rough Opening For MV Cagers
Missouri Valley teams had a rough start with five losses in six games. Wichita and Bradley remain unbeaten while St Louis and Oklahoma A M faced tough road ordeals. Upcoming tests include Kentucky, TCU, LSU, Lasalle and Canisius.
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Aggies Prepare for Wyoming in Weekend Showdown
Detroit with a 1-1 mark fell to Louisville 91-78. Wichita State shocked Arkansas 64-47 and edged Michigan 81-76. SMU's veteran Southwest Conference champions loom as a tough test.
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Manhattan Wins 17th Hutchinson Invitational Debate
Manhattan defeated Salina to win the 17th annual Hutchinson Invitational Debate Tournament. Manhattan beat Mound Ridge in earlier rounds while Salina defeated Topeka in the semifinals. Sue Shriver and Dick Jones were Manhattan's winning team.
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Don Carter Wins Bowling Crown in All-Star Match
Don Carter of St. Louis becomes the first man to win three titles in the 16 year history of the event, edging Budweiser teammate Dick Weber by 3.04 Petersen points. Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids captures her sixth championship in eight years, with Detroit’s Marge Merrick finishing second among women. Carter earns $4,000, Weber $2,000, and Eddie Lubanski $1,000 as top prize money.
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Bethel Takes CKCC Tournament With 74 62 Win
Bethel shot 24 of 33 free throws to beat McPherson 74 62 and claim a third straight Central Kansas College Basketball Tournament title. Bethany previous defeated Tabor 57 55 for third place.
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Fort Hays Falls to Central Oklahoma in Tight Nonconference Game
Central Oklahoma edged Fort Hays State College 65 to 64 on Saturday night. Joe Warren led the winners with 22 points while Doug Holloway topped Fort Hays with 16 points.
Stilt and Crew Likely to Push Frisco Streak
Wilt Chamberlain and Kansas move toward a road trip as coach Dick Harp leads the Jayhawks to Washington and California after strong showings. In college basketball, San Francisco Dons extend a long streak with a 57-52 win over Seattle, while top teams like Alabama and Kentucky post wins as Niagara and Canisius upset Louisville and Seton Hall.
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Pittsburg State Falcons Fall to Southwest Oklahoma 95 82
Pittsburg State College lost 95 82 to Southwest Oklahoma on Saturday. Jimmy Peck scored 37 points for the victors while Rex Peterson and Glen Cooper each had 22 for Pittsburg.
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Reunion Honors Riley and Duling Kin in Seattle Trip
Science Hill hosts Mr. and Mrs. Owen Duling and Jimmie for a Sunday family gathering honoring Mrs. Tyke Riley and daughter Shannon and John Duling of Seattle Washington. A basket dinner followed by Washington movies. attendees include Joe O'Brien family Nora Rourk and several Duling relatives.
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Walnut and Wichita visitors share weekend family gathering
Frank Hill of Walnut joins Mr and Mrs George Titmus and family for a time with relatives. Various visits move through Wichita Parsons and Pittsburg as families like Duling Kensinger Becker and Devine host and travel.
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Sunday Ark Toy Among Colonial DayPlay Rules
In colonial days a Noahs Ark toy was the sole plaything permitted on Sundays, reflecting strict Sabbath observance and limited recreation for children.
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