Kansas Qut in Front By Big Vote Margin
Kansas Jayhawks sit atop the AP college basketball poll led by Wilt Chamberlain with 68 first place votes. San Francisco drops to second after a record streak loss to Illinois, while North Carolina rises to third and SMU to fourth. Kansas State enters the top ten at No. 10 as Iowa State climbs to No. 14 with a 5-0 record.
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St. Louis
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Duke
Alabama
Eaacue Ey
Ohio State
Oklahoma A&m
Iowa State
Oklahoma City
St. John’s
Canisius
North Carolina State
Basketball Scores Carrousel Classic First Round
Scores from the Carrousel Classic first round include St. Josephs Pa 86 over Davidson 66 and Wake Forest 66 over Colgate in overtime. Florida 97 over Muhlenberg 90 in overtime. Illinois 62 over San Francisco 33. Nebraska 65 over Purdue 62. Iowa 80 over Loyola of South 65. Notre Dame 86 over Valparaiso 74. Marquette 100 over Drake 84. Butler 83 over Michigan State 79. Evansville 81 over San Jose State 73. Nebraska Wesleyan 62 over McPherson Kas 61. Central Missouri 63 over Rolla 54. Kirksville Mo 77 over Quincy ND North Carolina 70. North Carolina 70 over Maryland 61. North Carolina State 90 over Eastern Kentucky 73. George Washington 72 over VMI 63. The Citadel 72 over Vanderbilt 68. Texas 67 over Arkansas 80. Wichita 67 over Memphis State 96. New Mexico 72 over Tulane 81. Baylor 60 over McNeese 75. Arkansas A&M 67 over Mississippi State 102. Louisiana Tech 85 over Arkansas Tech 73. SMU 101 over Texas Tech 72. Arizona 81 over Murray State Ky 70. Denver 59 over Southern California 57. Colorado 71 over Idaho 52.
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Ont
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Iowa
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Butler
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Southern California
Naia Names 7 for Fame Hall of Fame entries announced
Four players and three coaches were named as the first entrants in the NAIA Hall of Fame. Dewey Halford of Morningside College was chosen as coach of the year. Players include George Musso Millikin University Mike Reed Louisiana Tech Dale Burnett Emporia State Tony Blazine Illinois Wesleyan. Coaches Al Wheeler Harry Turpin and Dr John Dorman.
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New Hall of Fame
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Mike Reed
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Dale Burnett
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Tony Blazine
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Peru
Neb
Harry Turpin
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Natchitoches
John Dorman
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Fayette
Iowa
Fight results by the Associated Press
Boston Orlando Zulueta 135 Cuba outpointed Larry Beard Oman 137 Marlboro Conn in ten New York Italo Scortichini 160½ Bronx N Y outpointed Wilf Greaves 158 Edmonton Alberta in ten Birmingham England Peter Waterman 145½ London stopped Frank Johnson 146 Manchester in ten
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Orlando Zulueta
Cuba
Larry Beard Oman
Marlboro
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New York
Italo Scortichini
Bronx
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Wilf Greaves
Edmonton
Alberta
Birmingham
England
Peter Waterman
London
Frank Johnson
Manchester
Zulueta Edges Boardman For Split Decision Victory
In Boston at the Garden Zulueta an unranked Cuban based in New York defeated Larry Boardman by a 10 round split decision to alter the lightweight title picture. Judges Norton and Santoro favored Zulueta 98-95 and 97-94 while McCarron scored it 96-96. Boardman drops third loss in 36 pro bouts.
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Jimmy McCarron
Lions Seek Ed Meadows Lifetime Ban After Bears Game
Detroit officials demand Chicago Bears defensive end Ed Meadows be barred for life over a late hit on Lions quarterback Bobby Layne during the 38 21 Western title game loss. Meadows denies guilt claiming the tackle was accidental as Commissioner Bert Bell calls for due process.
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Duke
Burdette Tops NL ERA With 2.71 Mark and MVP Newcombe Shines
Lew Burdette, 30, Milwaukee right hander, leads National League with a 2.71 ERA and a 19-10 final record after tireless late-season push. Teammate Warren Spahn follows at 2.79 as the Braves dominate the league staff with a 3.11 ERA, while Don Newcombe earns MVP honors and a .794 won loss percentage at 27-7.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Antonelli
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Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Italo Scortichini Wins Over Greaves in NYC Bout
Italo Scortichini defeated Wilfie Greaves by unanimous decision at St. Nicholas Arena. Scortichini, 25, heads toward a possible bout with Joey Giardello on the International Boxing Club TV schedule. Greaves returns to Edmonton after the loss, suffering a first round knockdown and a cut left eye.
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Tiger
Penn nets coach Steve Sebo despite nonwin criteria
Philadelphia The Ivy League led by University of Pennsylvania president Dr Gaylord Harnwell says a football coach will be judged by competence and character, not only winning. Sebo is renewed for three years, with emphasis on integrity and adherence to university policies.
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Gaylord Harnwell
University of Pennsylvania
Steve Sebo
Harnwell
Illini End Dons Long Winning Streak With 62-33 Victory
Illinois at home snapped San Francisco’s 60 game winning streak with a 62-33 defeat. Coach Phil Woolpert praised Illinois intense effort while noting his Dons remained confident in their talent. Illinois ranked No. 5, while San Francisco sat No. 2 in the AP poll. North Carolina, SMU, and NC State also won.
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Bill Russell
K. C. Jones
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Kansas
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Maryland
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
North Carolina State
Eastern Kentucky State
Parsons Iola Lead East Jucos in Jayhawk Juco play
Parsons and Iola led the East division with wins over Independence and Chanute as the Jayhawk Juco Conference opened. Weber Wildcats and other out of state opponents featured in a busy early schedule with Pratt and Garden City also on Texas trips. East division standings show Parsons and Iola at 10 1 and Coffeyville and St Johns yet to start.
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Joplin
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Coffeyville
Pueblo
Colo
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St. John's
Three Way Battle For Pro Cage Scoring
The NBA scoring race after 24 games shows Paul Arizin leading with 600 points, Neil Johnston close at 590, and Bob Pettit 577 as the three contend for the lead. Pettit holds the top per game average at 25.1, with Arizin 25.0 and Johnston 24.6. Clyde Lovellette ranks fourth with 541 points.
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National Basketball Assn
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Neil Johnston
Philadelphia Warriors
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
League Today
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Johnston
Pettit
Hungary Welcomes Olympic Team at Budapest Station
Hundreds of Hungarian fans greeted the returning Olympic squad at Budapest’s battered railway station. The train from Milan via Belgrade avoided Austria and carried 175 athletes coaches and managers. Laszlo Papp received a hero’s welcome after winning his third Melbourne gold.
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Gyvorgy Marosan
Laszlo Papp
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London
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Papp
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Leave Goals in Rafters One Way to Stop Wilt
Berkeley coach Pete Newell jokes he would place baskets in the gym rafters to slow Wilt Chamberlain and Kansas. Kansas coach Dick Harp tested the idea during a practice, but the game lineup was kept in normal positions. Chamberlain has averaged 39.5 points over four games as Kansas remains undefeated.
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Calif
Peter Newell
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
California
Dick Harp
Chamberlain
Newell
Harp
Panthers Host KC Blue Devils In Non Conference Clash
Chanute Junior College Black Panthers meet Kansas City Kansas JC Blue Devils in a 7 30 p m non conference game here tonight Coach Wendell McMurray aims for higher field goal conversion Guard Jim Johnson nursing a minor operation may return to the lineup If he cannot start Larry Lytle r George Holtzman likely to start with Gary McKenzie at center Don Grogan and John Rubew at forwards Iola JC beat KC JC 73 54 last Friday with Weems top scorer 21 points Hedgecock had nine.
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Blue Devils
Kansas City
Kan
Black Panther
Wendell McMurray
Panthers
Jim Johnson
Panther
McMurray
Larry Lytler
George Holtzman
Gary McKenzie
Land Don Grogan
John Rubew
Iola
Kansas Corn Estimate Shrinks to 32 Million Bushels
Kansas 1956 corn production is put at 32,067,000 bushels, down from 33,432,000 last month and the smallest since 1937. The final report also lowers the 1956 Kansas wheat crop by 1,318,000 bushels to 143,282,000.
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Topeka
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Mules and Horses Retired Hit Fort Carson Fertilizer Plan
Ft Carson, Colo 301 mules and 21 horses are retired hindering a 10 year improvement plan. Agronomist James Morrissey says the move stems from fertilizer problems, affecting work details for enlisted men assigned to those tasks.
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Colo
Post Agronomist
James L. Morrissey
Supply plan for Fort Sill forest fertilizer stores
A Post commander states the 4th Field Artillery Battalion and the 35th Quartermaster Pack Company have supplied 5 000 cubic yards of fertilizer annually and can last three years. No immediate loss is indicated, but pending word horses will be housed on post though the Army retired them for helicopters. The 4th Field Artillery is assigned to Fort Sill Oklahoma and the pack company has been demobilized.
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35Th Quartermaster
Ft. Sill
Okla
Classified Advertising Terms and Rates
The Tribune outlines cash terms with a 10 cent discount for payment by the end of the first insertion day. Blind ads add 25 cents. Six month rates apply to regular users. out of area pricing is per word with minimum charges. Ads due by 10 am for same day publication. contract space deadline is 3 pm the previous day.
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Taxes and vehicle tags promoted by local agencies
Taken up at Whiteface ranch a 550 lb steer calf with claim, feed payment and ad due. Contact Leanna at phone 2141-1 in Chanute, Neal Heilman, for the matter. Also note appreciation for hospital staff and a tax payment reminder to Frank GB Burris Agency Coats Agency for licenses and tags.
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East Leanna
Chanute
Neal Heilman
Employment Ad at Pay Way Feed Mills Kansas City
Splendid opportunity for several young aggressive men with an agricultural background preferred. Requires some college. Complete details in first letter with salary expenses plus bonus. Pay Way Feed Mills Inc located at 3rd and Broadway, Kansas City Missouri.
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3Rd and
Broadway
Kansas City
Missouri
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