Top 10 Upset as Auburn Joins AP Poll Elite Rank
Ohio State remains No 1 and Bradley No 2 as Auburn breaks into the top 10 with a 5 0 record after beating Alabama 74 62 in the Birmingham Classic. St Bonaventure climbs to third while Duke and St Johns follow. NC State ties NC for 10th.
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Associated Press
Auburn
Ohio
Bradley
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Ohio State
Detroit
St. Bonaventure
Indiana
Kentucky
Kansas State
NC State
Louisville
St. John’s
Duke
Alabama
N. C. State
Providence
UCLA
Colorado
St. Louis
Vanderbilt
Utah
Wake Forest
Kansas
Drake
Memphis State
Purdue
Duquesne
Utah State
Marquette
Virginia Tech
Iinois
Iowa
Seton Hall
Basketball scores wrap across colleges and pro games
A roundup of men’s and women’s basketball results from leagues nationwide. Notable pros in Los Angeles beat Detroit 107 to 103. College and university games include Dr. Drake 75 over Wyoming 54, North Texas 80 over Oklahoma 56, and Arizona State 101 over Kent State 72.
Sooners Win Huskers Lose In Early Big Eight Action
Oklahoma Sooners defeated Colorado State 56 50 at Norman while Nebraska fell 75 60 to Cincinnati. The losses left the Big Eight at 34 15 for the young season. Cincinnati defense and sharp shooting stifled Nebraska, holding top scorer Jim Kowalke scoreless. Al Roots led Nebraska with 21 points.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma Sooners
Colorado State
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Cincinnati
Big Eight
Iowa State Cyclones
Marquette
Milwaukee
Kansas’ Jayhawks
Brigham Young
Provo
Utah
Oklahoma
Colorado State University
Norman
Jim Kowalke
al Roots
Huskers
Brundage Proposes Bar on Champs From Future Olympic Games
International Olympic Committee President Avery Brundage floated barring Olympic champions from future games to broaden participation and curb pro careers. The plan, to be discussed at a high level in Athens next June, aims to protect amateur status and trim the Games. Tokyo 1964 and Innsbruck Winter Games were noted. American officials doubt champions would be barred.
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Chicago
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Brundage
Athens
Simon-Pure Athletics
Tokyo
Innsbruck
Austria
Finley Targets Full Ownership of Kansas City A's
Insurance broker Charles Finley, who owns 52 percent of the Kansas City A's, bids for the remaining 48 percent for about 1.925 million more, aiming to control 100 percent. Probate Judge Dunne approved the bid. AL acceptance stands as final court step. Finley plans to surround himself with top baseball minds as he tries to turn the club into a winner.
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Chicago
Charles Finley
Kansas City A
Finley
A’s
Arnold Johnson
Robert Dunne
Kansas City
Johnson
Joe Gordon
Parke Carroll
Philadelphia
Trainer Dies After Collapse In Miami
Vic Sovinski a 53 year old horse trainer who saddled Venetian Way for the 1960 Kentucky Derby win collapsed Monday in Miami and died of a heart attack.
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Miami, Fla
V.J
Vic)Sovinski
Venetian Way
Indians Announce 1961 Schedule with Four Night Games
The Cleveland Indians today announced their 1961 schedule featuring four night games. The AP report notes the club will play these games at home and away, highlighting evening contests as part of the season plan.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Advertising Safe Buying Is Your Guide to Adv
An early 20th century guide promotes safe buying practices in commerce. It outlines practical tips for consumers and hints at promotional strategies used by merchants to build trust and encourage informed purchases.
Wilt Still Leads Pro Scoring Race
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors remains the league scoring leader with a 36.9 point per game average and 1,107 total points after four games last week. Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles Lakers trails with a 34.1 average and 1,056 points across 31 games, while Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati ranks third with 929 points.
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NEW York
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
Elgin Baylor
Los Angels
Chamberlain
Baylor
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
St Patrick's Irish win two from Humboldt Junior High
In Chanute, St Patrick's Junior High fought off Humboldt to win 32-17 in eighth grade action and 25-14 in seventh grade. Charles Boaz led the 8th graders with 11 points while D Hoke scored 12 for Humboldt. Eddie Myers had seven for Chanute in the seventh grade win.
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Humboldt
St. Patrick’s
Chanute
Humboldt Junior High
St. Pat's
Charles Boaz
D. Hoke
Eddie Myers
J. Mueller
St. Patrick's
Atomic bomb talks flare as Nasser ally notes UAR arms chance
Cairo editor Mohamed Has Isanein Heikal writes that the UAR will obtain an atomic bomb whenever Israel possesses one, amid reports of Israeli French secret help. Both governments deny the claims, stressing peaceful aims. The piece cites Cairo reaction to evolving nuclear rumors.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.A.R
Israel
Mohamed Hasisanein Heikal
al Ahram
St. Patrick’s
Humboldt
Ponce
de la Smith
Elks
Torre
Brock
A. Williams
Ashley
Anderson
Golay
A. Ladd
DO. Friederich
Elke
St. Patrick’s- Humboldt
Jr. Zimmerman
Nueller
H. Johnson
Marks
Sherwood
High
B. Cochran
Gates
Davidson
Myers
Redoe
van Gordon
J. Williams
Leeuwen
Baker
Moore
Franklin
F. Hazen
Padilla Ey
McKinney
J. Barber
Elks No
B. Mathis
D. Anderson
Holy Name and First Baptist Win Church League Games
Holy Name defeated the Methodists 56 to 42 while First Baptist downed EUB 46 to 36. Holy Name extended its unbeaten run to four with a 20 point fourth quarter surge, Polo Perez scoring 19 for the winners. Dean Sutcliffe led the Methodists with 11 points. Next games set for January 5 after the holidays at Hutton school.
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First Baptist
EUB
Holy Name
Methodists
Baptists
Page
David Durham
The
Dean Sutcliffe
Polo Perez
Hutton School
Knights of Columbus
B. Grogan
Erikson
Munoz
Cole
E. Grogan
T. Miller
Durham
Vanhouser
Barnhart
Phillips
Madill
Ens Lemonds
Watts
Gmeds
College basketball roundup and a Kansas suit headline
In other games Bradley beat Idaho 97-68 Tulsa defeated Baylor 73-66 St Louis topped San Jose State 52-26 and Drake crushed Wyoming 75-54 Bradley and Drake remain undefeated at 7-0 and 6-0 Hardin-Simmons edged North Texas State 71-63 The Chanute Tribune reports a separate Kansas suit notice seeking quiet title for Osage Mission land and court action against multiple defendants with Feb 3, 1961 filing deadline.
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Wichita
Michigan
Cincinnati
Nebraska
Bradley
Idaho
Tulsa
Baylor
St. Louis
San Jose State
Drake
Wyoming
Hardin-Simmons
North Texas
San Jose
Montana St
North Dakota
Xavier
Ohio
St. Mary
Texas
Toledo
San Francisco
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist
Iota
Texas Christian
Oklaho
City
Arizona State U
Kent
N. Texas St
Subs
North Texas State
Ecuador President says no move to Soviet orbit despite protests
President Jose Velasco Ibarra said Ecuador faces no danger of drifting toward the Soviet Union amid anti American demonstrations sparked by the United States refusal to back Ecuador in a Peru border dispute. He described the protests as not frightening.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose Velasco Ibarra
Soviet Union
U.S
Peru
Velasco Ibarra
Hearing on final settlement of Verne Lock estate
In Neosho County Kansas Probate Court Elsie E Lock executrix petitions for final settlement of Verne Lock deceased. The hearing is set for December 28 1960 at 10 00 A M in Erie Kansas. Defenses must be filed prior to the deadline. Balch Bailey attorneys for petitioner.
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Verne Lock
State OF
Kansas
Elsie E Lock
Erie
Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Leslie O. Kepley
Floyd Potter
Balch & Bailey
Bill McPeak Named Redskins Head Coach
Washington owner George Preston Marshall announced Bill McPeak 34 will replace Mike Nixon as field boss. McPeak, youngest NFL head coach, is tasked with lifting the Redskins from a losing rut.
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Washington
Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
George Preston Marshall
McPeak
NFL
Mike Nixon
Skins
Wichita Raps Michigan Five in MVC Action
Wichita State defeated Michigan 94 76 after building a 12 point lead in the first half. Cincinnati beat Nebraska 75 60 as the defending conference champions continued strong play.
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Associates Press
Missouri Valley
Wichita
Michigan
Cincinnati
Nebraska
Bearcats
Notice of hearing on final settlement in Quakenbush estate
In Neosho County Kansas Probate Court Nellie June Beals executrix seeks final settlement, attorney fees, and heir determinations for the estate of Jacob L. Quakenbush. Defenses must be filed by January 4 1961 at 10:00 AM in Erie, with hearing set in the court.
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Jacob L. Quakenbush
State OF
Kansas
Nellie June Beals
Saides
Tate
Ias
Erie
Balch & Bailey Attorneys
Estate of Leslie O Kepley final settlement hearing
In Kansas Neosho County probate court Floyd Potter administrator seeks final settlement, account approval, fees, and heirs determination for the estate of Leslie O Kepley with hearing set January 4, 1961 in Erie. Attorneys Balch and Bailey represent the administrator.
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Tony de Cola
R.I
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Marie Crandon
Marie L. Crandon
Carmel Owens
Carmel Owens Wagner
J. J. Owens
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Peggy A. Hughson
City of Osage Mission
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Freda M. Soloman
Duane Osborne
Blue Rapids
Chanute Jaco
Elsie E. Lock
Nixon
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Lydia Donnell
Stephen ©. Cook
A. Mantey, Jr
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Crawford
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Benjamin P. McDonald
Samuel A. Williams
Charlies W. Blair
George A. Crawford
J. B. Naudher
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Charles Howard
William H. Roush
J. Mills
Frank Gust
M. Ethelbert Owens
Hans FO
Sheree Ewell
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Cadillac
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Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
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