K State Opens Against Texas Western Tuesday
Big Eight basketball preview notes K State Higgins and Boozer lead the Wildcats opening against Texas Western Tuesday at home. Oklahoma State hosts Wichita State while Kansas faces Indiana at Bloomington. Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri also schedule early games as conference contenders start their seasons.
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Southwest area cagers begin pre season with varied openers
Kansas high school teams hit the home stretch of pre season practice as action opens Friday night or tomorrow in non conference games. WKEA league play starts soon with Tribune Jetmore Ness City and Syracuse drawing early matchups while Meade Hugoton and other squads schedule non league tests ahead of the Dec. 13 curtain. Regulars include Tribune at Dighton and Syracuse at Tribune, with Meade at Minneola and Hugoton at St Marys among others as coaches launch the season amid HI Plains and Southwest Kansas leagues.
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Professional Football Sunday's Rusuit
San Francisco defeated New York 27 to 17 while Baltimore topped Los Angeles 31 to 14 and Cleveland beat Chicago 31 to 0. Washington won 14 to 3 over Chicago Bears as Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 7 to 6.
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Auburn Holds Inside Track For 1957 Grid Title
By ED WILES AP Auburn dominates the 1957 college football bid as an unbeaten season looms. Auburn, 10-0, surged to the No 1 ranking after routing Alabama 40-0, threatening the national championship and the All-America selections. Ohio State Michigan State follow in the AP Poll with Mississippi State and others in pursuit.
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Tulsa Hurri cane tops Wichita in rugged late season clash
The Tulsa Hurri cane, hampered early by illness, defeated Wichita 24 0 Saturday night to grab third place in the Missouri Valley conference football standings. Fullback Duwayne Gandy scored two touchdowns, added a field goal from the 22 yard line and converted once. Wichita finished 4 1 in league play and 10 for the season, Drake the Shockers lone league victim.
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Browns and Colts Rally Toward Title Showdown
Cleveland stacked with three NFL championships in recent history moves toward a 29th title as two weeks remain. A tie or win over Detroit or New York can seal the Eastern Conference for the Browns, who meet Detroit then New York. The Colts, leading the West, face San Francisco and Los Angeles on the road as San Francisco ties Detroit for second with a 27-17 win over the Giants. Washington beat Chicago 14-3 and Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 7-6.
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Professional Basketball Sunday's Results Bowl of Scores
New York defeated Detroit by 67 points in a high scoring Sunday clash. Syracuse topped Boston by 10 as Cincinnati posted a zero in a puzzling line. Minneapolis recorded 30 points in an odd wrap of results.
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Minor League Executives Fight TV Plans At Convention
Colorado Springs Sunday television for major league games sparks concern among International League and minor league officials. IL directors authorize legal action to protect league rights, while Pacific Coast League discusses NL damage settlement offer of 600000 for San Francisco and Los Angeles territories.
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Busy Brown Keeps Busy In 15 Round Title Defense
New Orleans lightweight Joe Brown 31, aims to defend his title for the seventh time this year in a 15 rounder with Joey Lopes at Chicago Stadium televised by ABC. Lopes, 27, Sacramento, earned a title shot on the strength of a late draw in Chicago last August. Brown’s record stands 66 14 9 with 28 knockouts while Lopes is 41 18 3 with 17 KOs. Coast League note on PCL realignment hints at Spokane moving in for Los Angeles Phoenix shifts.
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Major College Cagers Start Courting Toni
Major college basketball opens with six of last season’s top ten, led by Wilt Chamberlain for Kansas against Oklahoma State. Kentucky meets Duke. SMU faces Minnesota. Louisville opens at Evansville. Vanderbilt visits Sewanee. Oklahoma City plays Holy Cross. Also Rice, Michigan State, Indiana, Temple, and La Salle in early tests. Cerritos Junior College from Norwalk, California, plays Arlington State in the Junior Rose Bowl game, a Cinderella story with a limited program and no facilities yet.
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