Tough Opening State Faces Lawrence High Basketeers
Lawrence High School opens 1960-61 with a two game slate meeting Winfield on the road and Wyandotte at Allen Fieldhouse. Coach Max Rife lists 12 players for Winfield and outlines starters and key reserves including Robb Allison Royer Lujan Clark Shipstead Cottle Lanning Racy Samson Ray Harris.
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Larry Stroup
Lawrence
Winfield
Wyandotte
Allen Fieldhouse
Lions
Max Rife
Curt Robb
Jack Allison
Bill Royer
Phil Lujan
Don Clark
Sam Shipstead
Bill Cottle
Chuck Lanning
Melvin Racy
Rick Samson
Gary Ray
Dennis Harris
Don Rogres
Southwestern College
Kansas University- Northwestern
LHS
Joe Thorton
Vikings
Terry Reeves
Mike Dix
Monty Wyckoff
Thornton
Stan Galbreth
Dave Grove
Allen Smith
Big Eight Opens Cage Play With Nine Games Bordering Start
The Big Eight launches its basketball season tonight with several games across the conference led by Oklahoma vs Texas Western in Norman and Missouri at Washington in St. Louis. Kansas and Kansas State headline Saturday action with Northwestern and Texas A&M respectively, while Iowa State begins Monday after Vinnie Brewer’s departure. The league’s tournament in Kansas City December 26-29 closes the opening slate.
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Associated Press
Big Eight
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St. Louis
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Bill Bridges
Hobbs
N.M
Tex Winter
Mike Wroblewski
Ced Price
Pat McKenzie
Honolulu to Land In Baseball Loop
The Pacific Coast League plans to operate in Honolulu next season with an option to buy the Sacramento club for 55 000. Travel costs for visiting clubs are estimated at 80 000, with park lease and transport to be arranged. The International League moved its Miami franchise to San Juan and elected Tommy Richardson president.
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Louisville
Honolulu
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pacific Coast League
Dewey Soriano
Sacramento
San Francisco
Soriano
International League
Miami
Syracuse
N.Y
Montreal
Tommy Richardson
Frank Shaughnessy
Richardson
Cyclone Cage Ace Drops From Rolls
Iowa State suspended high scoring Vin nie Brewer after he and wrestler Fred Capalongo were charged with operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Brewer, a NYC prep star, averaged 15.3 points per game last season. Capalongo, from Ithaca, NY, also left the school.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Vinnie Brewer
Brewer
Fred Capalongo
New York City
Towa State
Capalongo
Ithaca
N.Y
Kansans Earn Mention in UPI All-America Honorable List
No Kansas players made the first three UPI All-America teams. The Journal-World noted the picks last week. Kansans receiving honorable mention included quarterback John Hadl, center Fred Hageman, guard Elvin Basham, and halfbacks Bert Coan and Curtis McClinton.
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Kansas University
United Press International
Journal-World
John Had
Fred Hageman
Elvin Basham
Bert Coan
Curtis McClinton
Racing crowds set New York year end records for 1960
Thoroughbred racing in New York ends 1960 with record attendance and wagering. Aqueduct closes the season with 30 176 in attendance and 3 509 402 in handle, lifting 218 day totals to 5 588 779 spectators and 531 441 960 dollars in wagers.
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New York
New York State
Aqueduct
Sugar Ray Must KO Fullmer by Fifth Round for Title
Sugar Ray Robinson faces Gene Fullmer in a 15 round NABO world middleweight title fight set for Saturday night in the Sports Arena. Observers expect Robinson, 39, to finish Fullmer within five rounds to claim the title. Robinson emphasizes his lethal left hook while Fullmer recalls Robinson score in five rounds in 1957 at Madison Garden as no fluke.
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Los Angeles
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
National Boxing Association
Battlers
Robinson
Gilman Hot Springs
Here
New York
Fullmer
Fights Last Night Across Cities Narrow Titles
Edmonton saw Dick Tiger stop Wilfie Greaves for the British Empire middleweight title. In Paterson Roland La Starza defeated Dan Ny Logan. Tokyo's Haruo Sakamoto outpointed Dommy Ursua. Jae Keun Yang stopped Young Wild Cezar in Iligan for featherweights.
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Associated Press
Edmonton
Alta
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Wilfie Greaves
Paterson
N.J
Roland la Starza
New York
Danny
Logan
Tokyo
Haruo Sakamoto
Japan
Dommy Ursua
Philippines
Iligan
Jae Keun Yang
Korea
Young Wild Cezar
Pro Cage Scores Wednesday's Results
Syracuse 13h St Kowis 126 Boston 125 Detroit Thursday's Schedule New York Boston Phila delphia Los Angeles Philadelphia Syracuse Cincinnati Friday's Schedule Los Angeles Boston St Louis New York
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Associated Press
Syracuse
St. Kowis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lucas Stith and Jackson Back College Basketball to Start
The new look college season opens with Lucas, Stith and Jackson returning for major teams. Ohio State faces Ohio University in the marquee game, while Texas A M meets Trinity of Texas and other top matchups test title hopes across conferences.
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Lucas
Stith
Jackson
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Jerry West
West Virginia
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Darral Imhoff
Cali
Five Valley Cage Outfits Open New Season With Round of Play
Five of the seven Missouri Valley Conference members launch the basketball season tonight. Bradley, Cincinnati, Drake, Wichita and North Texas State are noted with key players returning or missing. Cincinnati hosts Indiana State and Bradley visits Minnesota as Detroit-sized schedules begin across cities including St. Louis and Tulsa.
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Valley Cage
Cincinnati
Bradley
St. Louis
Tulsa
Chet Walker
Minnesota
Oscar Robertson
Indiana State
Drake
Jim Guydon
Harness
North Dakota State
Des Moines
Wichita
Wyoming
North Texas State
Houston
Denton
University of California
Davis
UCLA
All-American Final Set in Melbourne Tennis Showdown
Barry MacKay from Dayton Ohio and Earl Buchholz Jr. of St. Louis reach the Victorian tennis championship final, with Buchholz rallying past Chuck McKinley 3-6 5-7 6-4 6-1 6-4 and MacKay defeating Mike Sangster 6-4 10-8 12-10 in the semifinals.
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Australia
Barry MacKay
Earl Buchholz, Jr
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St. Louisan
Chuck McKinley
MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Mike Sangster
England
Little All-America 1960 Team Picks Highlight Big Line and Fast Backfield
The AP selects a 1960 Little All-America with a 220 pound average line and a backfield that gained over three miles in yardage. Leaders include Dick Greens 233-pound center from Ohio University and Doug Brown 246-pound guard from Fresno State. Back field star Dale Mills of Northeast Missouri State Teachers headlines the travelers with 1343 rushing yards and 4502 career yards. Paul Terhes Bucknell quarterback posts 981 passing yards nine touchdowns and 87 completions. additional backs include Charles Fuller San Francisco State and Bill Cooper Muskingum.
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Associated Press
Dick Greens
Ohio University
Cleveland Browns
Doug Brown
Fresno State
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas
Tom Hackler
Tennessee Tech
Erie
Tenn
Dale Mills
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Brad Hustad
Columbia
Paul Terhes
Bucknell
Milmont
Charles
Tornado) Fuller
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Bill Cooper
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Vallejo
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John Simko
Augustana
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Sioux Falls
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Ghattanooga
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Willie Crafts
Texas A&i
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Ala
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Tex
Brown
Long Beach
George Aileson
Iowa State Teachers
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St. Benedicts
Jerry Royce
Warrensburg State
Art Nichols
College of Emporia
Cliff Leiker
Ft. Hays State
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Ottawa
Charles McCaw
Rolla Mines
Glenn Sowder
Springfield State
Ryland Myer
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Jim Blaylock
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Fred Lyles
Art Davis
William Jewell
Art Giacamani
Glennon Schott
Paul Isham
Washington
St. Louis
Jeff Jesse
Herb Sutton
Stewart Arthurs
Oklahoma State
Allen Lewis
Lewis Heffner
Lincoln
Ray Ricone
Missouri Valley
Norman Cobb
Baker
Charles Taylor
St. Mary's of the Plains
Bob Ogle
Washburn
Ken Sanders
Maryville State
Frick, Club Owners Resume Secret Talks on Expansion
Baseball officials Ford Frick Joe Cronin and Warren Giles met again to resolve 1961 expansion issues amid a Los Angeles impasse led by Walter OMalley. An agreement blackout was promised as the group weighs a 10 team league and interleague scheduling while Senators move to Minneapolis St Paul.
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Ford Frick
Frick
Joe Cronin
Warren Giles
Los Angeles
Walter O’malley
Dodgers
Washington Senators
Minneapolis-St. Paul
O'Malley
Brooklyn
Chavez Ravine Stadium
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