Lawrence Lions Lead Kansas High School Football Poll
The AP poll places Lawrence at number one with 88 points and six first-place votes, ahead of Wichita West and Salina. Fort Scott rises to fourth after beating Iola, Goodland to fifth with a 39-0 win, and Kapaun sixth after a 33-29 victory. Other ranked teams include Junction City, Topeka, El Dorado, and Colby with a mix of wins and losses shaping the standings.
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Rockets Blanked By Ponies At Lola
In SEK Junior High action, the Lola Ponies shut out the Royster Rockets 20 to 0. Hare scored all six Iola touchdowns with two extra points as the Rockets fail to stop the passing attack. Five eighth graders saw heavy action for Royster, led by Roe Carter and Clarence Matlock.
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Pitcher Stanka Sees Tokyo Pitch To Japan
Joe Stanka, 6-foot-5 red haired former White Sox pitcher, earns about $35,000 yearly in Japan with the Nankai Hawks. He led his team to the Japanese World Series title, starting four games and winning three shutouts. He notes three Osaka teams in the league, enjoys the home life, and pitches on scheduled nights.
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Industrial Basketball League reorganizes leadership
Dan Freeman was chosen president of the Industrial Basketball League at a meeting last night succeeding Mike Clemons who is transferring. Officers are George Holtzman and Bob Phillips. Rule changes reviewed, eight minute quarters adopted, fees due Friday, season starts Tuesday with games Tuesday and Saturday nights at seven and 15 minutes after the first game.
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Nebraska Is Picked Over Tiger
AP picks college games across the nation including Notre Dame over Navy Georgia Tech over Duke Ohio State over Iowa USC over Washington Texas over Southern Methodist Michigan over Northwestern Alabama over Mississippi State Nebraska over Missouri LSU over Mississippi California over UCLA Florida over Auburn.
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Elsmore Dragons Travel to Mulberry Thursday Night
Elsmore High School Dragons visit Mulberry in a Marmaton League football game rescheduled from Friday. Elsmore holds a 30 league record while Mulberry is 2-1. Coach Dick Brooks announced the change yesterday.
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Notre Dame and Tulsa clash for total offense lead
Notre Dame charges up to challenge Tulsa in total offense while Tulsa maintains a three way hold on passing and scoring. Bowling Green climbs to the rushing lead, overtaking Nebraska, as NCAA stats show Tulsa at 459.6 yards per game and 394 points while Notre Dame averages 393.6.
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Tigers Gary Lane Is Back of Week
Missouri's Gary Lane named Back of the Week after a 179 yard rushing day in a 10 0 win over Iowa State. The junior from East Alton Illinois battled rib injuries from an Oct 3 loss to Oklahoma State and returned as a late starter against Kansas State, then posted solid performances including a 5 for 6 passing day.
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Delong earns AP Lineman of the Week after LSU defensive gem
Tennessee guard Steve Delong praised his defensive effort against LSU as the best of the season, helping the Volunteers tie the Tigers 3-3 and win the award. Coach Doug Dickey lauded his leadership and the defensive line's overall contribution to a stout season as the team strives to rebound.
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Scores From Tuesday Basketball Results
Associated Press tally shows Philadelphia beat St. Louis 100 to 81 and Boston defeated New York 131 to 103. San Francisco led Baltimore 101 in a remaining game.
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Tulsa end Twilley earns MVC Lineman of the Week
Tulsa end Howard Twilley was named Missouri Valley Conference Lineman of the Week after catching nine passes for 119 yards in a 23 2 loss to Cincinnati. He also kicked an extra point and caught a conversion pass while guiding the final drive to the Cincinnati two as time expired. Other nominees included Doug Buffone Louisville Herb Krumsick Wichita State Jerry Momper Cincinnati and Bill Pennington Tulsa. Brig Owens Cincinnati was named Back of the Week with 163 rushing yards and 97 passing yards.
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Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Boxing Upsets
London bout ends by disqualification as Bill Nielsen of Omaha wins over Johnny Prescott in England. In New York George Cahill stops Stan Mitchell in the 2nd. Manuel Gonzalez stops Peter Schmidt in Houston. Brad Silas outpoints Dick French in North Dartmouth to close the card.
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