Clarendon College Bulldogs down Garden City Busters 68 to 50
Clarendon College, led by James Boyd, smothered the visiting Garden City Busters 68 to 50. Clarendon shot 48 percent from the floor and 71 percent at the line while Garden City managed 25 percent field shooting and 51 percent free throws in the loss. Garden City had opened the season with a win over Amarillo College and faces Frank Phillips University next in Borger.
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Argentine Heavyweight Miteff to main event at St Nicholas Arena
Argentine heavyweight hopeful Alex Miteff moves to the main event tonight at St Nicholas Arena against Arch McBride of Linden, N J. McBride has fought top contenders including Floyd Patterson and holds a 20 11 record, but has been inactive recently. Clarendon leads early, with a 43 33 halftime edge as Busters struggle from the field. In other bouts, Calhoun Giardello matchups and radio TV broadcasts set around NBC coverage with Jorgensen Costa Garden debut on Wednesday.
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Hutchinson Invita High School Debate Tourney Triumph
Manhattan defeated Salina Saturday to win the 17th annual Hutchinson Invitational High School Debate Tournament. Sue Shriver and Dick Jones led Manhattan with winning team honors as coaches and officials oversee a strong field from 32 schools.
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Watching Wilt Is Wonderful- It's No Wonder Phog Allen Wanted To Stay Around
Wilt Chamberlain scores and dominates as college basketball headlines the week. Kansas hosts a road test while Kentucky, SMU, and Marquette win, signaling the era of legendary players shaping the season.
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Hungarian Coach Seeks New Job and Freedom
The Hungarian track coach Mihaly Igloi, who produced 20 world record holders in five years, seeks coaching work abroad while asking Hungary for permission to stay away. He favors environments that nurture champions and is open to the United States or other nations with ideal coaching conditions. He remains based in Australia with a family in Budapest, awaiting an official decision.
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Garden City players honored in all star and All-America lists
Three Garden City junior college football players top the belated all star honors for 1956 with Bob West Gene Crossette and Dick Zobel cited. Merle Venable also mentioned in the Coffeyville Journal All-Jayhawk roster. West and Crossette receive All-America notice from Wigwam Wisemen. Don Feller is the sole Jayhawk first team pick. An exhibition basketball clash in Dodge City features Wichita Vickers vs Seattle Buchan Bakers with Halbrook and Boldebuck among stars. tickets $1.50 to $2.00.
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Crossword Horizonta Puzzle Solve Clues and Cryptoquip
A mixed puzzle page features a large cryptic crossword with numerous across and down clues, a vertical section, and a cryptogram cryptoquip. The note cites an average solving time of 28 minutes and credits King Features Syndicate.
Bud Wilkinson Denies Texas Coaching Interest
New York sports writers quoted Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson as admitting interest in Texas or Southern California jobs. He said he was speaking hypothetically and did not want to leave Oklahoma, noting his decade at Norman with 94 victories, 8 defeats and 3 ties and a national championship this year.
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Aid-Control Plan Approved by Big Ten Faculty
Chicago report states a new aid-control program for Big Ten athletes was approved by faculty representatives. It would regulate need based aid, cap offers between institutions, and offer job opportunities, taking effect in 60 days unless rejected, with abeyance awaiting another vote if a rejection occurs.
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College basketball results from midwest and west region
A flood of scores from various colleges shows Michigan State, Kansas, Oklahoma A&M, Texas Christian and others posting wins. Notable outcomes include Michigan State 79 over Brigham 78, Kansas State 80 over Drake 41, and Washington 49 defeating Oklahoma A&M but many scores are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Herter Home To Wind Up Governor's Job
Governor Christian A. Herter returned from Washington to finish his term as governor before becoming undersecretary of state next month. He declined to discuss foreign policy plans and said he would comment only after being sworn in.
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Football Scores and Hockey Star Highlight
In pro football results Cleveland beat Detroit 24 to 7 while Pittsburgh fell to Washington 19 to 17 and Philadelphia edged Chicago 10 to 7. Los Angeles defeated Baltimore 11 to 7 as Maurice Richard of the Montreal Canadiens earned all star honors for the 13th straight season.
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