Wichita Michigan thriller shakes top college basketball poll
Wolverines upset Wichita 87-85 as Cazzie Russell scores 28 points including a last second game winner. AP Top Ten reshuffled after Michigan’s win and Wichita’s defeat, with San Francisco and Minnesota rising to Nos. 3 and 4.
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St Pat s Wins Two Games Over Cherries
St Patrick s ninth grade beat Cherryvale 49 to 33 and the eighth grade won 41 to 29. Berthot scored 18 for the ninth graders and Willis led the eighth graders with 14 points. Barnhart added 12 for the eighths as St Pat s improves in district play.
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OSU Sooners Triumph as Big Eight Standings Tighten
Oklahoma State beat Texas 73-69 at home lifting to 20 victories 19 defeats while Iowa State remains winless in conference play. Bill Whitlock led OSU with 22 points and Gary Hassmann added 23 as the Cowboys edged Texas Tech 69-67 in overtime to stay near the top of the Big Eight.
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College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports results from college and professional basketball with scores including Princeton 92 Rutgers 79, Rhode Island 90 Maine ( Rhode Island 90 Maine ), North Carolina 84 Vanderbilt 1, Wake Forest 75 Virginia Tech 72, West Virginia 72 William & Mary 6, Houston 67, New Mexico 87 Iowa State, Gonzaga 69 over Whitworth.
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St Patrick’s Freshmen and Juniors Eye Strong Season
St Patrick’s ninth graders aim to improve on a 5-5 record as they prepare for a key league run. The eighth graders, who last year fell to Humboldt in Moran, look to rebound with depth and speed. Moran tournament action and regional league play shape a season packed with contests across Fort Scott, Arma, Frontenac, Columbus, and nearby towns.
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Junior High Of Erie Wins Twin Billing
Erie’s Junior High cagers swept a non league doubleheader with College High of Pittsburg. In the A game Erie won 43 to 27 led by Mike Weidert with 16 points and 16 rebounds. Richard Ewen added nine points as Erie controlled the pace, while the midget game ended 29 to 28 after a late College High attempt failed with four seconds remaining.
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Washburn Pittsburg Post Wins Fight Results
Boxing roundups from multiple cities note Giardello's title defense in Philadelphia. In Kansas, Washburn and Pittsburg State beat Missouri foes while Bethany, Doane, and Lincoln won conference games. International bouts in Sydney Paris Tokyo and Nottingham are listed with outcomes.
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Senior Bowl North Squad Is Picked
Nebraska tackle Larry Kramer leads a 27 man North squad for the Senior Bowl on Jan. 9 in Mobile Alabama. For the first time two Negro players join the North: Jerry Rush and Roy Jefferson. Big Ten quarterbacks Rich Radar and Tom Myers direct the North offense. The game pays $900 to the winner and $700 to each loser.
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Karras Named WU Coach at Wichita State University
George Karras, 60 year old defensive football strategist, named head football coach at Wichita State University on a three year deal. Salary around 13 thousand dollars, slightly up from his Massachusetts post. He replaces Chelo Huerta who left for Parsons College. Stanley Dancer becomes first harness driver to top 1 million in purses in 1964.
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Wichita Frosh Juco Tonight
Wichita frosh meet Juco Black Panthers in a non league game at the junior college gym starting 7 30 p m. The Wichita squad carries a 3 1 record after a 7457 win over Coffeyville juco while the Panthers stand 2 2 after a 4 game road swing with wins over Central and the Greyhounds and losses to Kansas and Kansas State.
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