Canisius Next Foellion Cage Team For Spirited Jays
Kansas basketball, buoyed by a 63-56 win over Oklahoma State, returns to Lawrence to face Canisius in the home opener at 7:35 p.m. at Allen Fieldhouse. Wilt Chamberlain led KU with 30 points and Ron Loneski added 14 as Eddie Sutton and Arlen Clark sparked OSU. Canisius starts Jim Springer and George Swift at forwards, John Rauh at center, Greg Britz and Jim MacKinnon at guards. The jayhawkers and Buffalo meet for the first time, with about 12 000 expected in attendance. The Jayhawks also schedule Northwestern and Marquette this week.
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Jim Hill
Tom Hill
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Dave Stinson
Greg Turner
Jayhawks Triumph Over Cowboys In Fierce Stillwater Clash
Kansas pulsed ahead to a 61 56 edge late, then pulled away as Chamberlain and Loneski sparked a big second half surge. Wilt Chamberlain led KU with 13 first half points and final minutes buckets, while Clark fouled out for Oklahoma State, limiting their late rally as Kansas won the 20 18 series tilt in Stillwater despite a tough test from Hank Iba’s Cowboys.
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Pacific Coast League retools with three cities and 900000 cash
The Pacific Coast League agreed to leave Los Angeles and San Francisco in exchange for 900000 dollars, dividing damages of 150000 to six clubs Portland Seattle Vancouver San Diego Sacramento and Hollywood. SF Giants move to Phoenix and LA Dodgers to Spokane with Hollywood tentatively to Salt Lake City.
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Yardley Leads NBA Scoring With 28 PPG Pace
George Yardley of the Detroit Pistons tops the 1957 58 NBA scoring race with 476 points and a 28.0 points per game average after adding 158 points in the latest week. Bob Pettit trails second with 437 and 25.7. Yardley, Stanford alum in his fifth pro season, sits ahead of Clyde Lovellette and other notable scorers as Bill Russell leads rebounds at 26.3.
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College basketball scores and a Sertoma speaker
A roundup of college basketball results lists numerous games with scores for teams such as Harvard Massachusetts Hoston College Purdue Indiana and Duke, plus a note on a Sertoma club meeting featuring Alan Citron Sabena Belgium World Airlines district sales manager at 6 30 p m today at the Hotel Eldridge with slides from a trip to Russia.
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AF Plane Lands Safely After Engine Goes Out
In Honolulu a Air Force C97 Stratocruiser with 62 people on board returned to Hickam AFB from a flight to California after one starboard engine was feathered and another failed. The aircraft, escorted by a rescue Cod aircraft, landed safely with 54 passengers and eight crew aboard near Hawaii.
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Auburn Named National Champion in AP Poll Result
Auburn topped the final Associated Press football poll as national champion with 210 first place votes and 3,210 points. Oklahoma finished fourth while Ohio State and Michigan State also ranked highly in the season finale.
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Denver beats Kansas City in first non pro action 111-94
Akron Ohio report says the National Industrial Basketball League opened its 11th season with six teams and a planned all star game. Denver defeated Kansas City 111-94 before about 3,000 fans in Denver. Terry Rand, ex Marquette star and last season MIRLI’s most valuable player, scored 28.
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Niagara
Todd Farms
St Louis team to open season in Kansas City
Guised in part by wordy phrases, the report notes a defending champion from Bartlesville preparing for their first game in Kansas City, with plans shifted toward a midweek schedule and Friday events. Strong names appear in scrambled form as observers await clarity on dates and venues.
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Graham to Direct Stars CPU AG Qe Gather formmer Cleveland Browns star aide
Unclear OCR text mentions Graham directing stars and a former Cleveland Browns aide. Details are obscured with multiple misreads. No clear dates, teams, or outcomes present in readable fragments.
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Emporia Springfield Open Verdicts Reported
Opening verdicts are reported from Emporia and Springfield with local officials noting early outcomes. Names, dates, and exact case details are not clearly legible in the fragment.
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Fights Last Night in Preve Ney Ten Battle
In Preve Ney Ten, a series of late night fights erupted drawing police response. No injuries confirmed, authorities investigated possible motives and secured the scene. Residents reported shouting and scattered commotion across the neighborhood.
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