Comet Domination Stuns Independence 55 35 in SEK Clash
The Blue Comets smothered the Independence Bulldogs 55 to 35 to gain their third SEK win. Cukjati led Chanute with 18 points, Johnson added 14, while Fehr guarded Brady to hold the Bulldog scoring to 17. Chanute built an early 8 point edge, stretched to 19 in the third, and outshot Independence 38 to 20 percent.
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Bowling Scores from Industrial League Report
Industrial League bowling results list multiple teams and players with scores across three game lines. Notable entries include Dari-King led by Lightfoot and Koerting with high 10 and 30 game awards, Meadow Sweet and Santa Fe scoring consistently, and numerous team highs and individual tallies across the standings.
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Santa Fe
Pitman
Dye
Robertson
News Standard
Ranz Motors
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Uniontown Delivers Trio of Wins Over Elsmore
Uniontown swept Elsmore High in three games at Uniontown. Girls’ contest 43 to 24 with Ronda Wilson of Uniontown scoring 22. B team 45 to 35 and A game 49 to 47. Main led Uniontown with 19, Olson and Johnson each 16 for Elsmore. Scoring details show Uniontown leading at multiple marks, final gun deciding the A game.
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Elaine Carlson
Elsmore
Joan Miller
Bob Hess
Franklin
Piesker
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2000 Is Aim Of Boldebuck
Seven foot Don Boldebuck of Houston eyes the 2000 career points as he leads against Tulsa and Oklahoma A&M on a two game road trip. He sits second in the Valley scoring race with 23.1 points per game through January 7 while 1,940 career points include time at Nebraska Wesleyan.
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Associated Press
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Houston
Tulsa
Oklahoma A&m
Big Bolde
Clarence Iba
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Detroit
Bill Ebben
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Galesburg Pirates overpower Arcadia in non league win
Galesburg defeats Arcadia 60 to 42 in a non league basketball game led by Lyle Magner with 20 points. Arcadia’s B squad won 47 to 7, with Galesburg preparing to host Grant High School Friday night.
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Benedict Bears Beat St Patrick’s Walnut in Wilson County League
Benedict High School defeated St Patrick’s of Walnut in two games to claim victory in the Wilson County League. The wins added to Benedict’s early season standings and showcased strong top scoring from the Bears.
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Pachen Vicens Leads K-State To 61-60 Victory
Kansas State edged Oklahoma 61-60 as guard Pachen Vicens sparked the Wildcats with 14 points in the first half and key plays to seal the Big Seven win. Leroy Bacher led Oklahoma with 13 points in a tight conference clash.
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Satterfield Battles Johnny Holman Tonight
Chicago bout features Bob Satterfield seeking his 31st knockout against rival Johnny Holman in a high powered heavyweight clash. Satterfield, known for lethal punching, steps into the ring aiming to extend his KO streak.
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Chicago Stadium hosts Holman Satterfield title bout
Johnny night at Luna Park headlines as Chicago heavyweight takes on Satterfield in the first world title bout ever held in the area. The nationally televised 10 rounder will feature a 15 to 20 pound weight spread and airs at 9 p m CST on ABC.
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College and Pro Basketball Scores Across Scattered Games
The recap lists numerous men’s college and early professional basketball results. Notable scores include North Carolina 101 over Virginia 63, Duke 63 over South Carolina 52, Kansas State 61 over Oklahoma 0, and Arkansas College 107 over Arkansas Tech 91 with many other regional games and junior college results.
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Perez Defends Flyweight Crown in Buenos Aires Bout
Pascual Perez undefeated in 25 fights puts his world flyweight title on the line against Leo Espinosa of the Philippines in Buenos Aires. Perez seeks to extend his dominant streak as Espinosa challenges for the belt in a high stakes showdown.
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Miami Football On Probation For One More Year
The NCAA Council extended the University of Miami probation for another year keeping the Florida school from NCAA championship events and bowl games. TV controls for 1956 were also under consideration, with eight national and five regional telecasts proposed.
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Hogan Crosby Pro-Am Golf Charity Event Opens
Ben Hogan returns from retirement to team with Bing Crosby in Pebble Beach for the Crosby Invitational pro-amateur championship. The $15,000 event features Hogan saying Crosby sought a partner and that they won’t be in contention. The 54 hole tournament concludes Sunday.
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George Bailey Applies for Clemency in Topeka
George Bailey, sentenced December 15 1948 for burglary and grand larceny in Neosho County Kansas, will apply February 23 1956 for executive clemency to the Governor at the Topeka office.
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