Bruins Hope to Lead Pacific Coast Honors
The Bruins look to be led for Pacific Coast honors as they sputtered 29 of 57 from the field in an unusual 50-82 finish. U C S A forward Jerry Nix poured in 26 points on 12 of 19 shooting. Washington State won its fourth straight by defeating Gonzaga 66-48 as Peter win Huthina scored 11 for the tie. The Beavers travel east after a rough trip, while Loyola and Wisconsin split late in Madison. Other notable scores include Princeton over Bucknell 76-64 in double overtime and Alabama beating Florence 75-57.
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Bruins
Jerry Nix
Washington State
Gonzaga
Peter Win Huthina
Australia
Tippy
Nebraska
Bob Houbreys
Huskies
Chicago
Loyola
Madison
Wisconsin
Billy Sullivan
Nock Kladis
al Nicholas
Oklahoma A
Aggies
Don Johnson
Arkansas
Oregon State
Beavers
Indiana
Kingston
Boston College
Rhode Island
Princeton
Bucknell
LaSalle
Baltimore Loyola
Temple
Philadelphia Textile
Georgetown
St. Francis
Alabama
Florence
Baylor
North Texas State
Houston
Missouri Valley
Sam Houston
Southern California
Utah
California
San Francisco State
Colorado
Colorado A
Allen Still Favors 12 Foot Basket Over Lovellette
Dr Charles H Townes of Columbia will speak at KU on spectroscopy to the microwave region while Kansas posts a strong start and defends the 12 foot basket stance amid rule changes. Lovellette and Born bolster the Jayhawks as they face Creighton Utah State St Josephs and Kentucky in a grueling eastern trip.
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Jamanstes
Thet Allen
Rais
Clyde Lovellette
Lovellette
Born
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Pasket
Matster
Dast
Creighton
Utah State
Zare
Allen
Ling Thati Sais
Tastientes
Kansas
Lavellette
Temple
Font Allen
Jayhawks
St. Joseph's
Charles H. Townes
Radiation Laboratory
Columbia University
New York
University of Kansas
Sigma Xi
Ua Fankt
Townes
Furman
Duke
California Institute of Technology
Columbia
Bell Telephone Laboratoriea
Baker University Choir to Perform Christmas Vespers at First Methodist
The Baker University robed choir under Professor William C. Ries will present the annual Christmas vespers at First Methodist church in Bakiwin December 17 at 4 and 8 p.m. Thirty singers from multiple states perform carols from many lands with selections from Indian, Negro, Swiss, German, Colonial American, Danish, French and 16th century European folk traditions. Notable participants include Winona Beach, Wendell Hicks, Mary Middlebrook, Catherine Creason, Merle Newton, Donald Shelby, Robert Soulen, Gary Tate and others. An antiphonal Silent Night and benediction response highlight the program with prelude Ava Maria by Schubert performed by Miss Jean Armour. Ralph Stutzman, organist. Miss Mary Hallman, pianist.
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Professor Rice
Feo Aieden
Nthe 5
Ermanyy Yy Ei
America
Denmark
France
Middle
Europe
Salaiate Inenle Ee Bechainen
Armett
Richa
Ty Desins
Winona Beach
Washington
Wendell Hicks
Grant City
Mary Middlebrook
Hiawatha
Therine Creason
Independence
Merle Newton
Wellsville
Peage Rhoades
North Kansas City
Donald Shelby
Holton
Robert Soulen
Hutchinson
Gary Tate
Alburquerque
N. M
Schubert
Ava Maria
Jean Armour
Baker
Ralph Stutzman
Mary Hallman
National League stars fade from old era in sport recap
A clipped sports brief recalls past national league peers and All-America honors as players move beyond four-year pro careers. Mentions Cincinnati and Washington teams in a retrospective look at a bygone season and era in American football.
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Cincinnati Rede
Favorites in golf Miami four-ball semis set
Cary Middlecott and Ed Oliver entered the Miami International Four-Ball as favorites entering the grueling 36-hole semifinal in the $16,000 event. They faced Dave Douglas and Jim Turnosa, who edged Bill Nary and Joe Kirkwood Jr in yesterday’s quarterfinals. The Toski Pennsa duo upset Ed Furgol and Marty Furgol to reach the semis, while Pete Cooper and Claude Harmon rolled past Gene Kunes and Steve Varga 6 and 5.
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Miami
Fla
Cary Middlecott
Porky) Oliver
Dave
Douglas
Newark
Del
Jim Turnosa
Briacliff
N.Y
Bill Nary
Chino
Calif
Joe Kirkwood
Daytona Beach
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bob Toski
Northampton
Mass
Pete Cooper
Ponte Vedra
Claude Harmon
Palm Beach
Toski-Pennsa
Ed. Furgol
Royal Oak
Mich
Marty Furgol
Four From Bede Letter Earn Swede Grid Awards
Four Lawrence men at Bethany College Lindsborg received football letters for the season. Bob Gerard and Howard Price senior backs, Charles Hunsinger sophomore, and Charles Macey freshman, named by Coach Ray Hahn among 22 letter winners.
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Lawrence
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Bob Gerard
Tennessee
Howard Price
Pennsylvania
Charles Hunsinger
Massachusetts
Charles Macey
Route 4
Gerard
Price
Hunsinger
Macey
Ray Hahn
Scattered college scores and results across region play
A long list of basketball scores from various colleges and universities appears, including Wichita State, Pittsburg, Ottawa, Fort Scott J.C., and Central Missouri. The mixed results show wins, losses, and close games across multiple teams, with several state and private colleges represented.
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Cotesile
Tolighiand “Park
Weandotte
Yates Center
Adison
Meriden
Osinea
Bt Honors
Inge
Pursone
Fort Scott
J.C
Pargons J.C
Dorado
Ottawa
Central Gallene
S. Ark City
Hutchini
Joe U.c
Pittsburg
Orawa
Central
Fayette
Mot
College basketball scores and results from various teams
A compiled list of college and university basketball scores including Baylor at Georgetown 90 7 7, Rockhurst, St Lawrence, LaSalle, McGill, Stephen F Austin, Trinity Texas, and many others with final tallies and rivalries across multiple campuses and dates. Notable results include Georgetown Suns 90 88, Howard Payne 67, Boston College 79, Washington and Lee 57, Sewanee 1, and Centre 57 among numerous others.
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Knox My
Town Wesleyan
Ee OU
Central State J A
Maryville
William Jewell
Warrensburg
Enc. Tech
John Carroll
Amp Ledeune Marinex
Fort Belvoir
Indiana
Teachern Gannon
Triffin
Kia
Tasaite Fresh
Atlantis City
Naval Air Station
University of San Francisco
Loyola
Lon Angevis
Arizona State
Flagstaff
Highlands
Trade
Montana
Fairfield
New Haven State
Washington and Lee
Hanes
Sewanee
Centre
Fights Last Night From Various Arenas
A garbled report lists several boxing results with multiple errors. It mentions Patrick Murphy stopping Jimmy Beau in California and Ere pesto Aguilar outpointing a Mexico City foe. It also notes Frank Flanery and Rudy Garcia defeating opponents in Australia and Mexico with unclear scores.
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Rob Murphy
Diego
Calif
Jimmy Beau
New Cohanan
Melbourne
Australis
Frank Flanery
Australia
Erepesto Aguilar
Mexico City
Hollywood
Las Salas
Monterrey
Hex
Rudy Garcia
Football Scores Junior Sugar Bowl Result
In the Junior Sugar Bowl at Monrnetz Pel Mar of Texas defeated Garden City of Kansas 41.
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Associated Prost
Monrnetz
Pel Mar
Texas
Garden City
Kan
Fatality in Wreck Near Dorado Kansas
Hutchinson traveling salesman LPR Seward Michelstetter, 44, died last night when his car collided with a parked vehicle on U S Highway 77 three miles north of Dorado. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Dorado
Kan
LPR
Seward Michelstetter
Hutchinson
Here
Michelstetter
Government clarifies draft news release policy
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says virtually all draft information will remain public at national state and local levels. After confusion from a directive order local boards will continue to publish quota figures inductees names and related data as before with no ban. Hershey notes budget bureau involvement and emphasizes caution on sensitive national security details.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Hershey
Truman
Budget Bureau
Ted
Selective Service
What About the Hospital
Atlanta December 9. Young Ralph Camp was treated at a hospital for a lacerated hand in a truck accident. Hospital attendants listed the victim's age as two and the truck as a toy.
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Atlanta
Ralph Camp
Hart
Messiah Edition Saved From Flames In Johnstown Fire
A rare first edition Handel Messiah was saved from a fire that destroyed the Franklin Street Methodist arch in Johnstown Pennsylvania. The library loaned volume had been readied by the church choir for a performance and officials rescued the manuscript before total loss. The blaze caused about 400000 dollars in damage and the origin remains unknown.
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Johnstown
Franklin Street
Messish
Army trainees to work through Christmas holidays
Army announces training continues at all camps over the season except Christmas and New Year days. Commanders may grant leaves to spared men to go home, with a general holiday from December 23 to January 1 to avoid breaks in the training program. Cowley County resident Mary E. Hunt dies at 66 in Arkansas City, wife of Walter A. Hunt and member of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture.
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Washington
Army
United States
Cowley County
Arkansas City
Mary E. Hunt
Walter A. Hunt
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
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Burton
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Fairmont
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Cancer Ettiale Teachers
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South Carolina
Newberry
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King's College
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Chiese
Mountsplat Fe
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Western Resorts
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Trenton State
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Oregon
State of Princeton
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Wilson
Renselaer
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Central Mo
Minnesota (Duluth
Manitoba
Carleton
Huron
S. Dakota Mines
Michael V. DiSalle
Cyrus Ching
Alan Valentine
DiSalle
Lycoming College
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Peer
Merchant Marine Academy Buffalo
Athlon
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Bit
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McGill
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Clark
Univ. of Houston
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