Wilt Is Top Scorer On 34-Point Average
Wilt Chamberlain leads major college scoring with a 34.0 point average after nine games, 306 points total. Gordy Wallace is second at 30.3, followed by Chet Forte at 27.7 as team scoring trends dip and 45 players average 20+ points.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas Wheat Shock
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Colorado
Jayhawks
Chamberlain
Ncaa Service Bureau
Gordy Wallace
South Carolina
Columbia
Little Chet Forte
Bob Pettit
Robin Freeman
Frank Selvy
Darrell Floyd
Ohio University
Morehead
North and South squads named for the Senior Bowl game
Coaches announced balanced offensive lines and rugged defenses for tomorrow's Senior Bowl. The North and South teams feature notable backs and quarterbacks such as Len Dawson, Bayuk, Barr, Podoley, Shofner, Volkert, Curtis, Bosseler, Hunter, and Stapp, with pass and run emphasis varying by side.
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Ala
Joe Kuharich
Yankees
Purdue
Len Dawson
Kuharich
Washington
Terry Barr
Michigan
Jim Podoley
Central
del Shofner
Baylor
George Volkert
Georgia Tech
Charley Curtis
Texas Christian
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
All America
Don Bosseler
Miami
Fla
Missouri
Jim Hunter
Dick Stapp
Colorado
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Professional games include Philadelphia 82 over St. Louis 81 and Fort Wayne 104 over Minneapolis. New York 126 over Syracuse 11. college results list Florida State 108 over Furman 96 for third, Holy Cross 111 over Massachusetts 96, plus Rutgers 70 over Delaware 64 and Wake Forest 72 over George Washington 64.
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Delaware
Wake Forest
George Washington
Colorado
Miami
Fla
Georgia Tech
Howard
Ala
Chestnut Faces Martinez in Capitol Arena TV Bout
Ike Chestnut from Harlem challenges Issidro Martinez of Panama in a 10 round nationally televised fight at Capitol Arena. Chestnut, 25, has 23 wins seven losses and three draws with three knockouts, while Martinez, 21, has 14 knockouts in 24 wins. The NBC telecast airs Friday at 9 p m CST.
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Ike Chestnut
Issidro Martinez
Panama
Capitol Arena
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Ike
Harlem
France
Cherif Hamia
Carmelo Costa
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Martinez
Kayo
NBC
Boyer Signs With Cards For 1957 17 000 Pay
Ken Boyer signed with the St Louis Cardinals for 1957 with a reported salary around 17000 dollars. Cardinals general manager Frank Lane called Boyer a player with tremendous potential and noted he could become the club's answer to Mickey Mantle if he improves. The 25 year old native of Liberty Missouri hit .306 with 26 homers and 98 RBI in 1956 after starring in the All Star game.
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Liberty
Foytack and Wilson Sign With Detroit
Detroit Tigers sign righthander Paul Foytack and catcher Bob Wilson to 1957 contracts. Foytack won 15 games last season and had 184 strikeouts. Wilson batted .289 in 1956. General Manager Spike Briggs has now signed 16 players.
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Detroit Tigers
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Bob
Red) Wilson
Spike Briggs
Foytack
Thomasville
Wilson
University of Wisconsin
Fullmer Robinson Return Bout Planned in New York
New York reports a planned rematch between middleweight champion Gene Fullmer and dethroned Ray Robinson for mid March in New York. Norris and Robinson camp officials indicate Robinson will likely accept. Robinson seeks title regain and payday after a unanimous decision defeat at Madison Square Garden.
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Gene Fullmer
Ray Robinson
Fullmer
Jim Norris
Robinson
Madison Square Garden
George Gainford
Gene Baker Signs With Chicago Cubs
Chicago Cubs second baseman Gene Baker has signed his 1957 contract joining shortstop Ernie Banks who signed yesterday. Baker batted .258 last season with 12 home runs and 57 RBIs, and led the league in double plays with 100.
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Chicago
Gene Baker
Chicago Cubs
Baker
Ernie Banks
E-State Dominates Kansas City U in 77 56 Victory
The Emporia State Hornets overwhelmed Kansas City University 77 to 56 last night. Starters led the scoring and the Hornets controlled the pace throughout the game at the arena.
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Kansas City
Emporia State Hornets
Kansas City University
East and West Prep For Pro Grid Bowl at Memorial Coliseum
East and West squads opened camps for the seventh annual Pro Bowl to be played at Memorial Coliseum on January 13. More than 60 top professionals arrived to train. East at Bovard Field and West at Gilmore Field. Coaches: Jim Lee Howell leads the East. Paddy Driscoll coaches the West.
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Memorial Coliseum
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Hollywood Stars
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New York Giants
Paddy Driscoll
Chicago Bears
PCC Tackles Football Aid While Keeping Penalties
Pacific Coast Conference meeting rejects easing penalties for illegal aid and reforms aid for athletes based on need through grants in aid. Presidents' Council backs season long round robin schedule with seven conference games, restoring scholastic standards to a virtual C average. UCLA USC Washington and California oppose but penalties remain.
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Pacific Coast Conference
Presidents’ Council
Idaho
UCLA
Southern California
Washington
California
USC
Jury Probes Alleged Fight Fix In Los Angeles Case
Boxers Art Aragon and Dick Goldstein faced a county grand jury as witnesses in a probe of an alleged fixed fight tied to a San Antonio bout. Ex-gambler Mickey Cohen testified amid claims of police plots against him and a confrontation with a city officer. The grand jury awaits further witnesses from San Antonio as the welterweights’ names surface in the inquiry.
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Art Aragon
Mickey Cohen
Aragon
Dick Goldstein
San Antonio
Tex
Cohen
Aragon-Goldstein
William Foreman
Goldstein
Aaragon
Dist. Atty
William B. McKesson
Dayton Falls to Duquesne as Colorado Upends Miami
Dayton Flyers slide to 5-6 after a 79-71 home loss to Duquesne led by Dave Ricketts’ 23 points. Earlier, Colorado beat Miami 73-66 as other ranked teams posted results in the Senior Bowl context.
Golfers Start 1957 Circuit at Los Angeles Open
Los Angeles opens the 1957 golf circuit with 154 players aiming for the $7,000 top prize at Rancho Park. Lloyd Mangrum seeks a fifth win at the 6,900 yard course as Tommy Bolt posts a 63 and Gay Brewer a 64 in pro am play, with Brewer earning $400 of a $2,500 purse. Former champions Mangrum Bolt and Wampler are on the scene.
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Rancho Municipal
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Mangrum
Rancho
Tommy Bolt
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Kentucky
Cincinnati Country Club
Fred Wampler
Bob Rosburg
Buddy Rogers
Eric Monti
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Federal Income Tax Filing Tips for 1956 Returns
The IRS highlights common filing errors and how to avoid them. Learn who must file by April 15 1957 and when refunds apply. Watch for four error types incorrect income deductions dependents and arithmetic. Seek qualified advice and use the official instruction book.
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Internal Revenue Service
The
Revenue Service
Paul Waner Improves but Remains in Critical Condition
Paul Waner, 35, hospitalized in Sarasota Florida with pneumonia since Sunday, shows improvement but remains in critical condition. The Hall of Famer played 14 seasons with the Pirates, hit .300, and now serves as a batting instructor in the Milwaukee Braves farm system.
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Paul Waner
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Tubeless Tires Repaired at Glen's Tire Service
Glen Dormois operates Glen's Tire Service at 412 S. Santa Fe. The shop offers tubeless tire repairs and serves as a distributor for U. S. Royal Tires and Willard Batteries.
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Royal Tires
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Wet Weather Across Nation Amid Arctic Surge
A fresh arctic air push moves southeast through northern and central plains with cold in many areas while light snow flurries appear in the Northern Plains and upper Great Lakes. Warming is forecast along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts as southerly winds bring milder air.
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Notice of Suit in Neosho County Kansas
Carl Allen and Minnie Beatrice Allen sue to quiet title on the NE Qtr of Sec 27, 30S 18E, Neosho KS. Defendants include Alvin Beckman et al. Plea due by February 2, 1957 in Chanute Memorial Building. Attorneys Balch & Bailey. Clerk Mamie F. Hayes.
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Balch & Bailey
Mamie FE. Hayes
Estate of Harvey V Wiltse hearing in Kansas probate court
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court will hear the estate of Harvey V Wiltse January 1 1957 at 10 00 A M. Clarence Wiltse administrator seeks final settlement allowances for his services and attorney fees and asks the court to determine heirs and distribute remaining net assets. Defenses must be filed in Erie court by that date. Balch Bailey attorneys for administrator.
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Neosho Coun
Harvey V. Wiltse
Classified Rates and Local Lost Pets Notice
The Tribune lists per word rates for classified ads with a 130 minimum, blind ads extra, and discounts for prepayment. Also included are two lost notices: a black cocker puppy named Skippy and a July hound missing in Chanute with contact details and reward.
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Hound
N. E. Chanute
Lee Maloney
Iola
St. Iola
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