Colorado Nips Iowa in Big Seven Clash
Colorado Buffaloes upset Iowa 60-57 to stretch their Big Seven title hopes. Carl Cain held to one point, Jim Rangles scoring 19 for Colorado. Ohio State crushed Oklahoma 89-68 as Robin Freeman scored 40. Drake beat Kansas State 70-64, Wichita State overwhelmed Nebraska 71-46, Missouri Valley hurt Nebraska. All Big Seven teams idle tonight.
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Colorado Buffaloes
Iowa
Carl Cain
Hawkeye
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Colorado
Jim Rangles
Buffaloes
Bill Seaberg
Columbus
Robin Freeman
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Sooners
Charity Circle
Joe King
O. U
Kansas State
Drake Bulldogs
Wildcats
Drake
Red Murrell
Pachin Vicens
Wichita
Wheatshockers
Bob Hodgson
Nebraska
Missouri Valley
Cornhuskers
Kentucky
DePaul
Rice
Louisiana State
Wake Forest
Virginia
Texas A&m
LaSalle
Ken Loeffler
Tulane
Oklahoma A&m
Baylor
Indiana
St. Louis
Jack Mimilitz
Harold Alcorn
Billikens
Northwestern and Eagles fire coaches in rapid turnover
Northwestern shifts Lou Saban and four assistants as the Eagles dismiss Jim Trimble and three aides. Kenneth Mollenkopf from Purdue is named head coach. Maryland coach Jim Tatum denies rumors of leaving and is linked to North Carolina and other Posts.
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Northwestern University
Philadelphia Eagles
Northwestern
Lou Saban
Pro Eagles
Jim Trimble
Kenneth
Jack) Mollenkopf
Purdue
Maryland
Jim Tatum
College Park
Tatum
Trimble
North Carolina
George Barclay
Two Detroit Bowlers Lead in National All Star Tourney
Detroit bowlers Dolores Wroblewski and Eddie Lubanski topped the preliminaries at the Coliseum as pruning day began. Lubanski led with a six game series of 1343 and an 18 game total of 3864 while Wroblewski remained third with 2348 despite a 738 day.
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Chicago
Detroit
Dolores Wroblewski
Eddie Lubanski
Lubanski
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Saddler Stops Gallardo in San Francisco Bout
San Francisco ends with world featherweight champion Sandy Saddler stopping Dave Gallardo in seven rounds in a non title bout. Paolo Rosi outpointed Lulla Perez in New York while Jerry Lue Dee outpointed Jimmy Skinner in New Haven.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Sandy Saddler
New York
Dave Gallardo
Los Angeles
Paolo Rosi
Italy
Lulla Perez
Brooklyn
New Haven
Conn
Jerry Luedee
Jimmy Skinner
Basketball Scores Across Teams and Results
Kentucky defeated DePaul 71 to 69 while Mississippi beat Arkansas State 95 to 79. Arkansas State Teachers topped Ozarks 70 to 87 and St. Louis beat Indiana 86 to 75. Other scores include Wisconsin 62 over Iowa, Wichita 71 over Nebraska 46, Drake 70 over Kansas State 64, and Texas A&M 65 over Tulane 66.
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DePaul
Mississippi
Arkansas State
Arkansas College
Arkansas A&m
Ozarks
Ark
Arkansas
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Wisconsin
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Indiana
Wichita
Nebraska
Drake
Kansas State
Southwestern
Kan
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Rice
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Oklahoma A&m
Baylor
Texas A&m
Tulane
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas Ja
Junior Colleges In League Play
Eastern division race opens with Iola at Chanute and Independence at Parsons. Western division action sends Hutchinson to Garden City. Compton Calif juco backs western Kansas teams in a four game set, others include Pueblo at Pratt and Chanute at El Dorado. The Ivy League enters its 52nd season.
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Dick Hardy
Independence Daily Reporter
Independence
Kansas
Iola
Chanute
Parsons
Hutchinson
Garden City
Coffeyville
St. John's
Winfield
St. John’s Eagles
Fort Scott
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Dodge City
el Dorado
Pratt
el Dorao
Compton
Calif
Juco
Western Kansas
California
Pueblo
Colo
Joplin
Central College of McPherson
Dolge City
Kansas City
Kas
Wentworth Military Academy
Carbon College
Price Utah
Tulsa
Tatum Expects No 2 Unit to Shine in Rematch
Maryland coach Jim Tatum reflects on the 1954 Orange Bowl loss to Oklahoma and explains his strategy to use the No 2 squad more freely in the January 2 rematch. He notes his willingness to substitute frequently and compares his defense to Oklahoma's potent offense while praising both teams’ speed and strengths.
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College Park
Jim Tatum
Oklahoma
Maryland
Bud Wilkinson
Tatum
Wilkinson
Florida Punter Tops In Major Colleges
New York reports Don Chandler of Florida won the punting title among major college players in a close duel with Earl Morrall of Michigan State. Chandler averaged 44.3 yards for 22 points, Morrall 42.9 yards. Michigan State enters the Rose Bowl with the nation's top punting average at 41.2 from 28 kicks. Tom Pontius led major schools as the busiest kicker with 62 punts for Oklahoma A&M. Bob Whitehead of Kansas State booted a 90 yard punt against Wyoming.
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New York
Don Chandler
Florida
Earl Morrall
Michigan State
Chandler
Tulsa
Okla
Morrall
UCLA
Spartans
Tom Pontius
Oklahoma A&m
Aggies
Bob Whitehead
Kansas State
Wyoming
Elsmore girls and boys sweep Bronson in league doubleheader
Elsmore cagers defeated Bronson in both games, the girls 23 22 and the grade school boys 47 27. Elaine Carlson scored most of Elsmore’s points in the girls game while Larry Nelson led the boys with 18. Bronson’s top scorer was Vera Wiggans with 14 in the girls and Glen Woodward 11 in the boys. Elsmore high school boys visit Moran tonight as Fulton comes to Elsmore Friday for three games.
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Elsmore
Elsmore Cagers
Bronson
Elaine Carlson
Vera Wiggans
Larry Nelson
Duane Bauer
Glen Woodward
Warren McKinnis
Moran
Fulton
Trippi Named Assistant Coach After Retiring as Player
Charley Trippi, former All American halfback and nine year star with the Chicago Cardinals, retires as an active player and is named assistant coach for the Cardinals. The 49th Millrose Track Meet will be held at Madison Square Garden on Saturday February 4.
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Charley Trippi
Chicago Cardinals
Cardinals
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Millrose A.A
Madison Square Garden
Big Ten Fives In Slow Start
Ohio State defeated Oklahoma 89-68 as Maryland faded never mind. Michigan State opened with Southern Illinois. Indiana Iowa and Wisconsin dropped, while Colorado upset Iowa. Wake Forest beat Virginia. Robin Freeman led Ohio State with 40 points as the Buckeyes moved to 3-1.
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Associated Press
Michigan State
Spartans
Southern Illinois
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Buckeyes
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Hawkeyes
Colorado
St. Louis
Southern Methodist
Small College Tourney Proposal Faces NCAA Action
Kansas City report says the National Collegiate Athletic Association will act next month on a proposal to add a small college basketball tournament alongside its existing event for large schools.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
High Scoring Spree By Pro Basketeers
In the NBA after 69 starts through Sunday games teams averaged 98.1 points per game per side, a record pace. In 44 games, one or both teams reached 100 points, underscoring a high scoring era.
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Basketeers
New York
National Basketball Assn
Methodists and St Patrick's win church league games
The Methodists beat the Christians 45 to 35 and St Patrick's defeated the Coop church 40 to 21 on the St Patrick's Junior High court. Codified scoring shows Sam Reed led the Methodists with 28 points while Salo Marquez topped St Patrick's with 11. Standings list Stark 1-0, Methodists 1-1, Coop 0-1, Christians 0-1, Lutherans 0-1. Play resumes Thursday with Lutherans vs Presbyterians and Baptist vs Stark at Hutton.
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Christians
St. Patrick's
Coop Church
St Patrick's
Carl Anderson
Methodist
Gary McKenzie
Sam Reed
Salo Marquez
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Stark
Lutherans
Hutton
Pat's
Waleh
Marte
R. Berthot
Nordt
Lofthouse
Lassman
Rahs
Caroso & Dicce
Rodriguez
Snowden
Keenan
F. Berthot
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Marquez
Wilson
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Sesxe
Allen
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Cooper
Anderson
Reed
Whitworth
Umbarger
Siscoe
Robertson
Pattonovis
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San Francisco Tops AP Poll With Jayhawks 18th
The AP top 20 shows San Francisco as No. 1 with 60 first place votes and 910 points. North Carolina State climbs to second, Kentucky falls to 12, Temple rises to 11, and Utah moves to third after recent wins. The Dons head to Chicago to face Marquette in the DePaul Invitational.
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University of San Francisco Dons
San Francisco
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
N. C. State
Kentucky
Temple
Dons
Chicago
Marquette
Duquesne
DePaul
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Arizona
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Brigham Young
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Holy Cross
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Ee Enone
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Cardinnes
Gina
Kansas
Indiana
Oklahoma City
Rail Worker Pay Hike Proposed in Fact-Finding Report
A recommendation for 162 cents per hour more, plus health benefits, could raise wages for 750,000 non operating rail employees. The three man board appointed by President Eisenhower filed the report at the White House, with unions seeking 27 cents and railroads offering 10 to 14 cents. Current pay averages $1.78 per hour.
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Washington
White House
Threeman
Eisenhower
Christmas Suggestion Is Made by Judges
Youngstown a Christmas appeal from Municipal Judges Forrest J Cavaliere Robert D Nevin and Frank R Franko urging lawyers to cooperate with them and not seek to contest the holiday season. The notice appeared in the Legal News and reflects a season of goodwill in the legal community.
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Ohio
Forrest J. Cavalier
Robert D. Nevin
Frank R. Franko
Legal News
Christmas Pay Mention in Defendant Plea
A brief notice notes the phrase Merry Christmas and references attaching the Christmas pay of a defendant as part of ongoing proceedings. The item reads as a small legal snippet with minimal context.
Kansas Turkey For Eisenhowers
President Eisenhower will receive a 40 pound Christmas turkey from Kansas. J. J. Hartman a local turkey raiser shipped the bird yesterday and it is due to reach Washington tomorrow.
Junior High School Council Elected at Patrick’s
In 81 Patrick's Junior High School the first JRC council has been organized with officers: Chairman Linda Ivins, vice chairman Joan Ashley, secretary Mary Jane McGuffey, treasurer Anita Weber, publicity Jane Mitchell. Several area schools join the program. A bridge plan in Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas will feature the world's longest suspension span upon completion in 1957.
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Alan Kepley
Cathy Thompson
Sharon Burkt
Jim York
Andrea Goff
Phillip Whitworth
Barbara Loop
Jean Treloggen
Kathy Overbay
Kay Freidline
Patty McCarty
Sharon Gossett
Deanna Dunham
Anna Myer
Jerry Bauer
Sue Janzen
Gordon Hale
Carolyn Loveaul
Deanie Burks
Nancy Sparks
Carol Durham
Gussie Carpenter
Don Umbarger
Chuck Hesti
Mary Jane McGuffey
Anita Weber
Jane Mitchell
M. Lillian
St. Patrick's
Roosevelt
Lindoln
Alcott
Hutton
Murray Hill
Galesburg
Earlton
Leanna
Stark
Kimball
Erie
Rural
Oak Grove
Pratt
Swede Center
North Valley
Lakeview
Excelsior
Valley
Cremona
Union Valley
Neosho Valley
Valley City
Harmony
Riverview
Union
Brewster
Bloomer
Erie High School
Mackinac Straits
Michigan
Junior Red Cross Drive Completed in Neosho County
Annual enrollment for Junior Red Cross in Neosho County is finished. Total student contributions reach 160.44 dollars with 48.50 dollars from enrollment fees. After deductions, 22.39 dollars goes to the National Children's Fund. The fund aids children in emergencies worldwide with medicine clothing and educational supplies. Volunteers report significant aid to Austria Pakistan Lebanon Vietnam and India floods. Neosho County sent 60 gift boxes this year. Royster Junior High elected IRC officers including President Deanna Dunham and Treasurer Jerry Bauer.
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Red Cross
Neosho County
Dale Dahlgren
National Children’s Fund
United States
Dahlgren
Red Cross Children’s Fund
Pakistan
India
Lebanon
Vietnam Red Cross Society
Royster Junior High School
Ruth Mannoni
IRC Council
Deanna Dunham
Sue Janzen
Kay Fresniine
Jerry Bauer
Notice of Probate Hearings in Chanute and Erie
State and Neosho County probate court notices announce hearings on estate matters. Lester S. Welch seeks permission to sell a half interest in Chanute property to pay debts. Myra M. Brobst seeks descent determination of J E Powell estate in Chanute. Both set hearings January 4, 1956 at 10:00 A M in Erie.
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Cora Lee Every
Kansas
Lester 8S
Welch
Coralee Every
Jones
Chanute
Neosho County
Erie
Lester S. Welch
Balch & Bailey
Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Raid
J. E. Powell
Myra ‘M. Brobst
J. FE. Powell
Myra M. Brobst
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