Kansas State Nips Cyclones in Big Seven Opener
Kansas State defeated Iowa State 68 to 64 as part of a Big Seven opening slate. Hayden Abbot scored 27 for K State while Gary Thompson was limited to 11. Kansas routed Oklahoma 77 to 65 at Lawrence with Dallas Dobbs tallying 30.
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South Wins Senior Bowl in Mobile Turnover Seals South Victory
A fourth quarter fumble on a punt return proved pivotal as the South defeated the North 12 to 2 in Mobile. Joe Childress of Auburn scored the decisive TD after a 56-yard drive, with Goss of Southern Methodist named outstanding lineman and Harold Burnine of Missouri top lineman for the North.
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Recruiting Regulations Studied at NCAA Meet
The 50th annual NCAA convention opened in Los Angeles with University of Miami probation concerns to be explained in a closed council session. Roundtable discussions on recruiting featured athletic directors and faculty representatives, while the television committee prepared its 1954 results and a 1956 telecasting plan.
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National Collegiate Athletic Assn
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Ortiz Faces Portilla In Eight Round Boxing Card At St Nicholas Arena
Carlos Ortiz 19 from Puerto Rico unbeaten in 12 fights faces Ray Portilla of New York in eight rounds at St Nicholas Arena New York due to Ortizs age. Ortiz seeks 13th win with nine knockouts as Televised bout on Dumont. Also on card Bob Satterfield meets Johnny Holman in Chicago and Ludwig Lightburn boxes Joey Lopes in San Francisco with Lightburn highlighting a win over Ralph Dupas.
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College Basketball Scores From Northeast Games
Philadelphia defeats New York 95 to 83 in a college matchup. Rochester outscored Boston 111 to 109. St. Louis beat Fort Wayne 96 to 91. Minneapolis prevailed over Syracuse 99 to 91.
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Mangrum Holds Five-Stroke Lead at Los Angeles Open
Lloyd Mangrum, 41, holds a five-stroke edge entering the final round at Rancho Municipal in the Los Angeles Open. Mangrum seeks his fourth win in the event and $6,000, with Tommy Bolt and Jerry Barber five back at 205 after rounds of 68 and 67 respectively. Cary Middlecoff sits one behind at 207, followed by Dutch Harrison and John Barnum.
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Kansan Javelin Mark Recognized by NCAA
The NCAA recognized five new national collegiate track and field marks. Notably, Fernando Ledesma of California set a 2 mile time of 8 57 7 at the Pacific Coast Big Ten meet in Berkeley on June 21, 1955, surpassing Wes Santee of Kansas from 1954, while Les Bitner of Kansas threw 246 feet 1 inch at the National Collegiate Championships in Los Angeles on June 18, 1955, beating the prior 237 10 by Bill Miller of Arizona State from 1951.
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Kansas
Les Bitner
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Bowling Scores Elks League Nike Highs And Totals
In the Elks bowling league results various players posted scores with O Connell leading the Elks at 498 and Triest 525. High games included O Connell 200 and Smith 243. Other notable marks show Lovett 187 and Brennan 200 with team totals around 2370 to 238p.
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Week of upsets rattles top college hoops field
Four of the nations top 10 teams lost including NC State 68 58 to Duke and George Washington 78 67 at Richmond. San Francisco and Dayton chase unbeaten streaks as Purdue Indiana Iowa State and Kansas State also spark shifts in Big Ten ACC and Big Seven races.
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Race Is Tight For CIC Title
Pittsburg Gorillas coach John Lance faces two CIC challengers as 12-0 Gorillas prepare for Southwestern and Washburn. Fort Hays State beat Washburn 82-73. Hays led by 18 in the final stretch. Ed Cain and Bruce Palmer each had 11 for Pittsburg. five Gorillas hit double figures. CIC standings referenced.
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Pros Beat Collegians 51 20 in Hula Bowl
In Honolulu Hawaii the pros defeated the collegians 51 to 20 in the Hula Bowl game. The pros reported they had fun while the college players noted they learned from the contest.
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Hawaii All Stars rout college stars in annual Hula Bowl
The Hawaii All-Stars defeated a college all-star squad 61 to 20 before 24 000 at Honolulu Stadium. San Francisco 49er Y A Tittle tossed six touchdown passes and commented that the pro game is not this easy at Kezar Stadium. Norm Masters of Michigan State echoed the players’ praise of the pros learning from the game.
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Tatum Quits At Maryland To Lead UNC Football Program
Maryland coach and athletic director James Tatum resigns to become head football coach at North Carolina. He will be paid less, with UNC salary capped by state rules. he cites workload and diminished time for players, including quarterback Frank Tamburello, as reasons for stepping down.
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Jim Tatum
University of North Carolina
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UNC
Jake Wade
North Carolina
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Maryland
Kansas Conference Basketball Weekly Schedule
Kansas Conference action centers on Bethel and College of Emporia as leaders. Bethel aims for two league road tests at Salina and Newton, while College of Emporia seeks a Baldwin home win against Baker and an Emporia visit from Friends. Bethany and Kansas Wesleyan meet in Lindsborg, and Ottawa faces Friends and Baker away, with standings showing Emporia atop the table.
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Friends
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Ottawa
Rabbit Roundup At Sharon Springs Attracts Crowd
About 500 people joined in killing more than 1,000 rabbits in Sharon Springs Kansas in the first roundup here since the early 1930s. The report notes coach Frank McGuire of North Carolina has five New York City players on his 12 man squad and three others from New Jersey.
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Frank McGuire
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Three Attend Meeting in Eureka District Home Economics
Three Wilson County women Mrs Rex Monical Mrs Byron Porter and Mrs Don Olenhouse will attend a district meeting of county Home Economics Advisory Committees at Eureka Tuesday. Program planning will be considered. Boxer Boardward Billy Smith is an attendant in the county jailing Atlantic City New Jersey.
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St Louis Edges Houston In Final Seconds In MVC Clash
St Louis slipped past Houston 73-76 after leading 73-69 with 35 seconds left, moving to 2-0 in the Valley while Houston falls to 3-1. Al Serkin and Don Boidebuck starred for St Louis with 19 and 28 points respectively as Tulsa, Oklahoma A&M and Detroit loom in upcoming games.
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Drivers cited for stop sign violations near Erie
A number of highway traffic violations were heard by Justice of the Peace Don E. Wells on Saturday. Officers Harbaugh Baker Starr and Houck cited drivers for failing to stop at designated stop signs east, south and west of Erie. Five individuals received a $10 fine plus costs and had a license tab removed. The licensees were Frances Masterson Scammon August Manweiler Hoisington Gene Standley Ardmore Okla Marlene Jeanette Willis Galesburg Hibert Liggett Parsons and Keith Bernard Faries Parsons. Consul and Mrs Earle J Richey and their daughter Dora Elizabeth visit Erie en route to Washington D C and then to Asmara Eritrea for a new assignment after stops in Lowell Mass. Mrs Cecil Hurst hosted nine members of the community Friday afternoon.
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Hoisington
Gene Standley
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Parsons
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Earle J. Richey
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Eritrea
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Jolly Homemakers HDA Elects President and Secret Pals
Mrs. Kenneth Sexton was elected president of the Jolly Homemakers HDA. Members answered roll call by noting home changes since taking the Room Arrangement lesson. They drew numbers for secret pals and planned the February meeting with Sexton.
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Chinese Graduate Student Returns Home From United States
Liu Yung-ming, a 36 year old Chinese graduate student, sailed from the United States to Hong Kong aboard the President Wilson. He had been released from a Farmington Missouri mental hospital where he was confined after a 1949 breakdown following his Missouri master’s degree. He and his wife and seven year old daughter remain in Red China. Liu denies Communist charges he was held against his will and says he stayed for treatment and is now well.
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Liu Yung-ming
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Red China
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Farmington
University of Missouri
No Demo Disunity in Kansas Democrats This Year
Kansas Democratic leader WW Frank Theis of Arkansas City says there will be no disunity among Kansas Democrats this year, asserting party unity ahead of upcoming events.
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