No 1 Man Cage Team This Year
The Associated Press notes a trend in college basketball this season as single stars fail to carry teams. DePaul is strong with Howie Carl and MC Thompson, Wake Forest relies on Alley Hart and Billy Packer, while Oklahoma State and Oklahoma City mix solid shooting and defense. Oregon State, Colorado, Colorado State U, and USC also win, with UCLA, Utah, and Purdue seeing mixed results. Tonight features Utah versus Stanford, Purdue versus Penn State, and a Madison Square Garden tripleheader with St. Bonaventure, Murray State, Indiana, Indiana State, St John’s Army, and Manhattan Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePaul
Howie Carl
M C. Thompson
Baldwin Wallace
Wake Forest
Alley Hart
Billy Packer
Deacons
Florida
Len Chappell
Oklahoma State
UCLA
Oklahoma City
Southern Methodist
Oregon State
New Mexico State
Colorado
Arizona
Colorado State U
Idaho State
Southern California
Los Angeles
Loyola
Utah Honeymoon
Brigham Young
Washington
Los Angeles State
Seattle
Vanderbilt
Michigan
Utah
Stanford
Purdue
Penn State
St. Bonaventure
Murray
Indiana
Indiana State
New York
Madison Square Garden
Utah State
NYU
St. John's
Army
Manhattan
Temple
Winning Streak Ends as Central Oklahoma Beats Pittsburg State
Central Oklahoma defeated Pittsburg State 71 59 ending Pittsburg’s home winning streak at 17 games with a nine minute second half rally. Also: Ft Hays opened with 88 59 over Southwestern Oklahoma State led by Dean Larson 16 and Dick Anderson 15. Baker 78 66 over Missouri Valley powered by Kingsbury Georgeff Potter scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Pittsburg State
Central
Pittsburg
Gorillas
Oklahomans
Ft. Hays
Missouri Varley
Baker University
Marshall
John Kingsbury
Sam Georgeff
Leland Potter
Vikings
Baker
Babe
Hawk
William Jewell
Nata
Kansas City University
Kansas City
Charles Rutherford
MacMurray
Illinois
Lincoln University
Harris Teachers
Central College’ of Fayette
St. Louis
Ingalls defeats Bloom in nonleague basketball clash
Ingalls Bulldogs, under coach Bob Gaede in his debut, beat Bloom Badgers 53 to 41 as Meng and Maxwell led with 22 and 14 points. Ingalls held a 26-17 halftime edge, while Bloom relied on Bob Hill's 28 points. Next up, Bloom plays Johnston at home while Ingalls hosts Deerfield in a nonleague game. The girls’ prelim game ended 59-20 for Ingalls.
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Ingalls
Bob Gaede
Ingalls High
Bulldogs
Bloom Badgers
Gaede
Bloom
Honston
Deerfield
Copeland Edges Moscow in season opener 34-30
Copeland's Vikings edged the Moscow Wildcats 34 30 in a Santa Fe Trail League opener. Eddie Cramer coached Copeland, Cecil Wichert in Moscow's third season. Jody Ascencio led Copeland with 16 points while Roy Curtin paced Moscow with 13. The preliminary game went Moscow’s way 30-20. Bally Ache, the three year old who died last October, earned $454 545 in 1960.
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Moscow
Copeland
Vikings
Moscow Wildcats
Eddie Cramer
Cecil Wichert
Roy Curtis
Wildcoats
Jody Ascencio
Vikes
Elvin Stoddard
R. Spanier
Vike
Kismet
Englewood
Bally Ache
Garden City Telegram Page 19 December 3 1960
A compact page note from the Garden City Telegram dated Saturday December 3 1960. The single line entry hints at content typical of a community paper page 19. It references no specific people, events, or places beyond the newspaper and date.
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Garden City Telegram
Local High School Basketball Scores From Tonight's Games
Scores from numerous Kansas and neighboring state teams show Hays Cadets defeating Plainville 57 to 47 while Derby edged Mulvane 53 to 42. Wichita East topped Arkansas City 35 to 23 and Wichita Southeast won 54 to 52 against Valley Center.
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Hays Cadets
Plainville
Wichita East
Arkansas City
Wellington
Wichita North
Wichita Southeast
Valley Center
Derby
Mulvane
Lawrence
Winfield
Topeka
Saliman
Ottawa
Emporia
McPherson
Lyons
Wichita West
Huthinson
Cofeyville
Fort Scott
el Dorado
Augusta
Chanute
Iola
Altamont
Baxter Springs
Shawnee East
Southwest
Rockhhurst
Shawnee North
Hayden
Washburn Rural
Parsons
Pittsburg
Independence
Columbus
Bird City
Atwood
Lansing
Boston
Larned
Stafford
Anthony
Kingman
Caney
Galena
Ellis
LaCrosse
Clearwater
Belle Plaine
Belleville
Superior
Neb
Lindsborg
Minneapolis
Hebron
Concordia
Effingham
Holton
Immaculate
St. Joseph Benton
Sabetha
Onaga
Lincoln
Victoria
Hays
WaKeeney
Burlington
Humboldt
Solomon
Salina St. John’s
Chapman
Herington
Ossawatomie
DeSoto
Smith Center
Courtland
Phillipsburg
Norton
Buhler
Salina
Sacred: Heart
Cadwell
Medicine Lodge
Russell
Hassington
Harper
Attica
Chase
Ellsworth
Jetmore
Ness City
Fredonia
Yates Center
Gardner
Kansas
School For the Deaf
Wamega
Council Grove
Eudora
Stanley
Paola
Osage City
Scoti
Ulysses
St. John
Kinsley
Lakin
Syracuse
Cherokes
Mineral
St. Paul
Erie
Central
Best Boxer of November Named Jofre
PROVIDENCE Brazil’s Eder Jofre is named boxer of the month for November after winning the world bantamweight title on November 18 by knocking out Eloy Sanchez of Mexico. The award was announced Friday by Tony Petronella, chairman of the National Boxing Association Ratings Committee.
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Providence
R.I
Eder Jofre
Brazil
Eloy Sanchez
Mexico
Tony Petronella
National Boxing Association
Massa Boxing Board to weigh Marciano referee license
The Massachusetts Boxing Commission will consider Rocky Marciano for a referee license if he applies for renewal. Promoter Sam Silverman seeks Marciano to referee the December 13 heavyweight bout between Tom McNeeley and George Ogan.
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Boston
Massa
Enusetts Boxing Commission
Rocky Marciano
Sam Silverman
Marciano
Tom ,McNeeley
George Ogan
Big Eight Opens Season With Clean Non-Conference Record
The Big Eight, 5-0 vs non conference foes, features seven teams tonight. Kansas and Kansas State host openers. Northwestern faces Kansas. Texas A&M plays Kansas State in Manhattan. Other games include Wichita at Nebraska, Colorado at Arizona, Arkansas at Missouri, Texas Western at Oklahoma State, Minnesota at Oklahoma. Oklahoma State beats UCLA 64-53 in Stillwater as Eddie Bunch scores 19. Colorado outlasts Arizona 82-72 in Tucson with 38 Buffaloes free throws and Wilky Gilmore 27 points.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas State
Northwestern
Jayhawks
Lawrence
Texas A&m
Wildcats
Manhattan
Wichita
Nebraska
Colorado
Arizona
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas Western
Oklahoma State
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Stars
Eddie Bunch
OSU
Cecil Epperly
UCLA
Bunch
Fritz Greer
David Miller
Tucson
Wilky Gilmore
Buffaloes
Joe Skaisgir
Agreement Reaches Move of PCL Team to Honolulu
SAN FRANCISCO AP Agreement reached to operate a Pacific Coast League triple A baseball team in Honolulu next season. China Ho president of Honolulu Stadium Corp said the franchise formerly in Sacramento California would move to Honolulu discussed at a PCL directors meeting. Dewey Soriano PCL president said the Kansas City Athletics working agreement, agreed for Sacramento, would move to Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Honolulu
China Ho
Honolulu Stadium Corp
Sacramento
Calif
PCL
Dewey Soriano
Kansas City Athletics
Soldier Sues Army Over Promised School in Enlistment
Fred W. Garlick I of Miami sues to get out of the Army saying the service failed to honor a recruitment promise. He enlisted under a high school graduate program for a specific Army school for three years and did not receive the school he asked for. He is in his 20s and files suit as a matter of principle as his duty nears termination.
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EL Paso
Tex
U. S. Army
Fred W. Garlick I
Miami
Fla
Garlick
Local Real Estate Swings as Families Move Upward
Mr and Mrs Charles Nuttle sold their larger Fourth Street home and will move to 102 East Hozel. A local broker notes strong demand and plans to sell property owned by the Four Square Gospel Church at Third and Olive on Tuesday December 18, signaling active real estate markets and growing inventories.
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Charles Nuttle
Fourth
East Hozel
Four Square Gospel Church
Third and Olive
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Oscar Robinson
Cincinnati Bearcats
Billy
the Hill
Terry Dischinger
Pill
Ingalls Bartlett
Bateman
Toscwen
Maxwell
Meng
Sigley
Irena
Bhellar
Ingato
Hirn
Ray Curtly
Roy ‘Curtin
Vwulemeyer
Miller
Jeninga
Potala
Copeland —Martinez
Alton Tyler
Nelgan Tailees Baas
Jim Tyler
Mobcow
Pencqerween Copeland
Eng
Elkhant 51
Springfield, Colo
Big Eight
Stillwater
Hank Iba
Cowboys
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Robinson Crusoe
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