Comet Cagers Defeat Iola Mustangs 63-43 in SEK clash
Chanute led 48-29 by halftime and pulled away in the third quarter to beat Iola 63-43 as George McCune and Jim Johnson paced the Comets with 12 and 15 points respectively. The win extends Chanute’s league mark to five wins with two losses while Iola drops to defeat.
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Bowling Scores and Advertisements Digest
Bowling scores and regional results appear alongside advertisements showing varied college and high school games. Notable scorelines include Wake Forest 89 over South Carolina Tenn State 88 and Northwestern Okla 76 over Phillips 72, with many other local and state matchups listed.
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Altoona girls fall to St Patrick’s Walnut in twin bill win
Altoona wins the boys game 62 to 35 while the girls lose 41 to 20. Eileen Matzek was crowned basketball queen at halftime amid junior class ceremonies. Livingston led Altoona with 17 points, followed by Woodruff with 16 as St Patrick’s Walnut trailed.
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Four Minute Mile Feat Repeats for Landy in Melbourne
MELBOURNE Australia Pi Landy the lanky Australian teacher again breached the four minute barrier winning the Victorian State Mile in 3 58.6 the second fastest time on record. Since Roger Bannister first broke the mile in under four minutes the milestone has been matched eight times in five races.
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Pastrano and Spieser Battle to a Draw in Miami Beach
In Miami Beach Willie Pastrano and light heavyweight Chuck Spieser fought to a draw in an exhibition billed as a step toward crowns. Pastrano led 96-95 on referee Cy Gottfried’s card while Spieser earned 96-95 from judge Fred Aaronson. AP and another judge declared a draw. This followed their prior Chicago bout last July.
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Mulberry Edges St Marys 65 64 For Tourney Title
Mulberry, top seed, edged St Marys 65 64 to win the Mineral Belt League tournament championship. Weir defeated Erie 53 45 for consolation. Amershek foul line miss sealed St Marys loss. Larry Myers led Erie with 14 points. Mulberry hosts Mineral next Friday.
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Flam Routed By Rosewall In Australian Championship
Brisbane Australia Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills California was defeated by defending champion Ken Rosewall 6 4 6 0 6 2 to end Americas bid in the Australian National Tennis Championship.
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Holquin Leads Imperial Valley Open at Halfway Mark
Tony Holquin of Midlothian Illinois holds a two stroke lead as EL CENTRO California hosts the Imperial Valley open golf tournament with $5,000 prize.
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Eureka Player Throws 82 Foot Basket Shocks Garnett
Eureka high school guard Jerry Pomranky Jr. hit a remarkable 82 foot shot at the end of the first quarter helping Eureka defeat Garnett 70 to 49. Officials confirmed the length of the throw.
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Benedict Tops Lafontaine In Girls And Boys Contests
Benedict defeated Lafontaine 58 to 31 in the boys game and 34 to 25 in the girls game. Lafontaine's Jane Raymond led girls with 16 points while Arlene Harris and Carol Morrison each scored 13 for Benedict. In the boys, Spaht led Lafontaine with 14 points, and Smith of Benedict scored 10 as Benedict rolled to the win.
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Dons Poised to Extend Winning Streak to 40
National champion University of San Francisco Dons seek a 40th straight victory over California. They have won 39 in a row, often on neutral floors, aiming to break a 19 year old record held by Long Island University and Seton Hall.
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Santee to Run Hunter Mile With Pacemaker Aid
Wes Santee will use a pacemaker, Billy Taylor, as a mechanical rabbit in the Hunter Mile at the 67th BAA meet. The tactic mirrors his indoor record pace of 4 03.8 set in 1955, a world mark briefly before Gundar Nielsen lowered it to 4 03.6.
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St John’s tops Panthers after cold first half rally
St John’s University defeated the Junior College Black Panthers 75 to 67 after a 40-22 halftime margin. The Panthers narrowed the gap late in the game led by Tom Fajardo’s 14 points, but fouls fouled their comeback as St John’s held on with late free throws and key scores from Hartman for the winners.
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Walnut Defeats Galesburg A Team 48 to 40 in H.S. Basketball
Walnut High School upset Galesburg A squad 48 to 40 as a fourth quarter scoring burst sealed the win. J D Shrum and Jerry Pryor each led with 17 points for Galesburg and Walnut’s Finley topped Walnut with 12. The Walnut reserves won 47 to 28.
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Demaret and Middlecoff Lead Thunderbird Golf
Jimmy Demaret and Cary Middlecoff led the Thunderbird Invitational in Palm Springs by two strokes after two rounds. Demaret shot 64 69 and Middlecoff 67 66 as they entered the third round of the 72 hole tournament.
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Pastrano Spieser draw in Miami Lansing bout ends in draw
In a heavyweight pair of fights, Miami welterweight Willie Pastrano from New Orleans and Chuck Spieser from Lansing drew after ten rounds. Earlier, Harley Breshears of Parma knocked out Cordell Jones of Reno in a heavyweight bout, unlisted weight.
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Six Big 7 Games For Next Week
Iowa State, 11 3 overall, seeks within one game of Colorado for first in the Big Seven with a 2 2 mark after beating Colorado 70 68 on Monday. Oklahoma misses players as conference play looms, while Kansas and K State have three wins in four starts.
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Humboldt Cubs Sweep Burlington in Twin Victory at Home
Humboldt Cubs defeated Burlington 65-51 in the first game and 56-49 in the second. Gary Seifert led Humboldt with 24 points in the main game, while Karl McCullough topped Burlington with 23 in the B game. Humboldt improves to 4-4 and hosts Fredonia next Friday in a Tri-Valley League matchup. Fredonia remains undefeated in league play.
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