Kansas Falls To Iowa State In Tight Cyclone Upset
Kansas, ranked No. 1 by AP, lost 39-37 to Iowa State. Wilt Chamberlain scored late but was held scoreless in the first half as Don Medsker hit a 20-footer to clinch the win. Several other top teams also suffered upsets across major conferences.
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Indiana
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Wolverines
Wisconsin
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Minnesota
Franke Howerd
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Hot Rod Hundley
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Loyola of Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
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Maryland
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Detroit
Bowling Results From Last Evening League Action
Ed Barr led 27 local bowlers with 200 plus games including 256 and 207 for a 463 set. Other top scores featured E TeWinkle 294 and G Querreveld 221 plus multiple 200s from Lamielle, J Chillock, V Ban sink, Munn, Loomis, and Cr. Munn 215. The Bowl-Aire league standings show teams Hamihamds Blue Bonnet Harper's Brushes and others with matches and totals listed.
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Jayhawks Lose But Remain On Top In AP Poll
Kansas falls to North Carolina after a tie count, losing some ground in the AP top 10 while still leading with 923 points to 828 for North Carolina. The update notes shifts among top 10 with SMU, Kentucky, Louisville, UCLA, Seattle, Illinois, Kansas State, and Vanderbilt also positioned, as voters split first-place votes.
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Predictions for Section 1 and nonleague games voiced
The Crystal Ball reviews last week’s 9 of 15 and 641 percent, dropping season accuracy to .654 with 58 correct and 25 wrong. Tonight Section 1 teams rest before a Friday five game stretch. forecasts name Franklin over Cranberry Little Chick Buell.
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Dartingies Fight Monrow Main Re Tha
The report mentions Dar ting ies and a clash involving Jimmy Main, PapaWIX, and Glucutine Cot with unclear context and fragmented details. No clear date or location is established.
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Fullmer and Greaves Set for Jan 28 Bout in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City promoters announce a 10 round non title bout between Gen i Fullmer and Rocky Greaves, both middleweights, with the card presented by the Salt Lake City Boxing Club. The event marks Fulmer's return to action since his tour in the service.
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Mantle Rejects Yank Pay Offer in 1957 Contract
Mickey Mantle, 25, the 1956 American League MVP, has returned his 1957 contract to the New York Yankees after turning down the initial offer. He attended a Yonkers banquet last night and indicated he seeks $76,000 for next season, though he did not reveal the gap between his asking price and the club’s bid.
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Jackie Robineun retires from baseball with voluntary list request
In New York Robineun formalizes retirement by asking Giants president Horace Stoneham to place him on the voluntarily retired list. In Melbourne Ken Rosewall made his pro tennis debut by toppling Davis Cup star Porcha Genzales 6 3 3 6 6 0 7 1 6 0. In Philadelphia Tommy McDonald, two time All America end, signs with the Eagles. In Miami Flat Bomb Boo wins feature pace.
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Beavers Face East High Warriors In Erie Challenge
Corry Beavers travel to Erie East High to meet the Warriors on their floor in a tight nonleague clash. Last season East won the return game 78 55 after a 59 68 Corry win. Key players include Bast Sorenson Catledge Metzgar Lee Conley and captain Tomer with Dietsch Mitchell Turner Kauer Scott or Latos in reserve. The contest caps Corry’s nonleague slate before a five game home league stretch beginning Friday against Warren Titusville Franklin Old City and Meadville. The Beavers seek victory number seven. East sits 2-2 in Section 1 play.
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Huge Gallery Of Sporting Greats In Erie Tonight
A star studded sports gallery arrives in Erie for a charity banquet at the Fast Turners on 6:20 p m. Honored players include Herb Score Vic Wertz Jack Redmond Frankie Thomas and Joey Giambra among others with proceeds to St Judes Church Building Fund. Tickets 25 dollars available at Clear Store Erie. Dodgers Accept Pay Cuts And Salary Talks Continue
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Dick Hoover
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All's Clear
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State Streets
Giant South African boxer Tatters Too Tall For Heavyweights
Sugar Hart, a 7'2" South African heavyweight, defeated Gene Johns of New York by technical knockout in the sixth round at St. Nicholas Arena. Hart remains undefeated in 11 straight wins, with manager Marty Stein stating the 21st birthday is near and time is on Hart's side.
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Nats Sign Three More For 1957
Washington Senators announce three contracts for 1957. Shortstop Jose Valumelso and infielder Tony Rose return veterans. Ralph Groves, a 19-year-old right hand pitcher from Zelienople, Pa, joins after a stint with Chattanooga’s Southern Association team.
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Chittanooga
Will Limit 1957 58 Cage Slate To 20 Games
The Corry High School council met to limit next season's basketball schedule to 20 games, dropping one opponent. They plan producing a nine position football slate, discuss sweaters for 15 senior athletes, and confirm two more Pirates contracts with Gene Freese and Bob Skinner in Havana winter baseball play.
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Fish Licenses Mailed This Week in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania revenue department reports mailing of fishing licenses and buttons to 1,800 authorized agents will be finished this week. More than half of distributing agencies have already received licenses amid a past shortage caused by paper shortages and delays in button manufacturing. Anglers paying a 2.50 residential fee use receipts as temporary permits. Last night's boxing results include Vince Martinez pinning Peter Goudeau in Toronto.
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Corry Area High School to host sports banquet 1986 awards
The Corry area will hold a sports banquet Saturday at Corry Area High School to present trophies and awards for outstanding athletes and teams from 1986. The Little League Teener League and Legion MVP awards will be given, along with a Little League team championship trophy for the Bike team, the Teener League to Columbus Merchants, the Richard Bachemer Memorial Trophy for the top varsity football player on the 1956 Corry squad, and the Outstanding Benfor athlete of 1956 receiving an award.
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Barons Lead League Scorers Despite Third-Place Standings
Alan Elik tops the American Hockey League scoring race with 63 points as Barons hover in third place. Pred Glover is runner-up with 82, while Jimmy Moore and Paul Larivee share third with 58. Willie Marshall sits fifth with 60 as Elll adds three goals and three assists to reach 33. Moore has seven assists for 43, Glover 89, and Fechrd passes Lauvee in standings. Zeifel of Hershey paces penalty minutes with 186. Providence goalie Johny Bower maintains a 2.48 GAA over 31 games.
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Crisler Sees Fewer 1957 Rules Changes Hinted
New Orleans reports the National Rules Committee nearing midpoint of a meeting with Fritz Crisler saying the game is satisfactory as is and noting far fewer suggested changes this year than in the past. The Coaches Association proposed expanding substitution rules to allow more player reentries, but Crisler voiced no support for returning to platoon play.
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University of Michigan
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