Kansas Cagers at Arkansas After Solid Opening Clash
Kansas coach Dick Harp brings the Jayhawks to Fayetteville for a clash with Arkansas after a solid opener against Montana. The team, featuring youngsters like Ellison, Unseld, and Brill, looks to sharpen with 13 players seeing action and an 2-0 mark against Arkansas.
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Impressive Open For KU Seeks Next Home Game
Kansas defeated the visitors 68 to 56 in an easy opening win and used heavy bench action. Freshmen 67 George Unseld and 61 Dave Schichtle led a strong reserve showing with Unseld posting 18 points and 10 rebounds while Schichtle added seven and connected with guard Nolen Ellison.
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Top ranked Cincinnati cruises past DePauw in season opener
Cincinnati's No 1 Bearcats rolled to a 97 39 win over DePauw Saturday night as they opened the season without Paul Hogue and Ron Krick. Kentucky fell 80 77 at Virginia Tech in the upset of the day.
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Lawrence High Players Named All-State From Topeka Capital-Journal
Lawrence High School earns two first team spots on the 1962 All-State list with Gary Ray and Ronnie Hopkins, plus Jim Pilch on second team and Halley Kampschroeder and Charles Dunham on the third. Lions coach Woolard praises Ray and Hopkins as standout backs and lineman.
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Salina
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Independence
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Arkansas City
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Weekend Fights Feature Torres and Peralta Victories
In Los Angeles Raymundo Torres defeated Billy Collins in a 10 round bout. In Buenos Aires Gregorio Peralta beat Rodolfo Dias in a heavyweight matchup.
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Fenwick Dominates Schurz for Chicago Prep Football Title
A crowd of 91,328 watched Fenwick defeat Schurz 40 to 0 as fullback Jim Di Lullo scored five touchdowns. Di Lullo, a 195 pound senior, rushed 12 times for 224 yards including 97 and 70 yard runs, delivering the Chicago Catholic league champions a decisive championship win.
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Pro Cage NBA Scores and Upcoming Matches
Saturday results show Detroit 117 over New York 115 and Boston 129 over Syracuse 110 Cincinnati 131 over Chicago 121 and Los Angeles 110 over St. Louis 97. Sunday Boston 128 edged Cincinnati 127 in OT and St. Louis 122 defeated San Francisco 116.
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Colorado Faces Tough Test Against Top Wichita Squad
Colorado opens against tall Wichita with a key Big Eight test at Boulder. Kansas State, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Iowa State and Oklahoma also played Saturday as teams chase early conference dominance. Charlton hobbled by a sore knee still tops Wichita help, while Ralph Miller’s Kaw players aim to challenge the league’s best.
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AAU seeks Congress probe of NCAA after convention
Detroit AP. The AAU closes its 75th annual convention urging a congressional investigation of the NCAA and its affiliated federations. It votes to stand by its coalition plan with the U S Track and Field Federation while leaving room for further talks with the NCAA backed Federation. President Louis J. Fisher offers cooperation for investigating all parties.
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Lions fall to Wyandotte on free throws in 59 48 setback
Lawrence High School drop a 59 48 decision to Wyandotte as Lions shot poorly from the charity stripe. Ralph Light led LHS with 20 points while Fred Vaughan scored 19 for Wyandotte. Lawrence out rebounded 28 20 but faltered at the line and fell to 1 1 in WHL play.
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Bowls and matchups set for December January college games
Bowl selections outline several notable matchups with teams like Gotham, Miami, Boston College or TCU, Liberty, Villa Nova, Oregon State, and Georgia Tech under consideration. Dates span Dec 15 to Jan 1 with venues in Houston, Orlando, Jacksonville, Washington, El Paso, Pasadena, Dallas, New Orleans, Miami, and Miami.
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