KU Fury Over 1960 Title Fallout and Big Eight Probe
Bill Mayer's Sport Talk blasts Kansas University's handling of the Bert Coan case and NCAA Big Eight actions. He argues for a tougher, more aggressive administration stance and predicts consequences for KU's 1960 title and 1961 season. He cites Missouri and MU figures, Doan's ineligibility, and future schedules as context.
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George Seals
Keith Weber
Tiger
The Bowling Clinic Advances Short Hook Bowling Advice
A bowling column emphasizes ditching the pretty ball for a short hook due to alloy finishes. It cites Detroit Stroh’s team captain Tony Lindemann and bowler Bob Crawford, noting hand position and released fingers lifted up to reduce curve. Billy Sixty offers 32 pages of hints for 35 cents.
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Bob Crawford
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Holiday Court Action Basketball Schedule Announced
Recreation Commission sponsors a four league basketball season at the Community Building with 34 teams in Junior Church Senior Church High School Church and Adult City League. Christmas week pause. Opening games run December 12 to 17 with matchups listed for each league and times.
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America Takes a Lead in Davis Cup Finals
The United States led Italy 1-0 as darkness stopped play in Perth. Earl Buchholz of St. Louis defeated Orlando Sirola 6-8 7-5 11-9 6-2 in the opening match. Nicola Pietrangeli led Barry MacKay of Dayton 6-8 6-3 10-8 5-5 when play halted. the match will be completed Saturday.
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United States
Italy
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Orlando Sirola
Nicola Pietrangeli
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
New Mexico State Wins Top Offensive Honor in College Football
The Associated Press reports undefeated New Mexico State led in scoring with 374 points and total offense at 419.6 yards per game in 10 games. LSU allowed 50 points in 10 opponents, while Wyoming topped total defense at 149.6 yards per game and rushing defense at 82.4.
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National Collegiate A. A. Service Bureau
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Cougars
Wilt Hits Free Throws To Pace Warriors Win
Wilt Chamberlain scored 46 points for the Philadelphia Warriors as he hit 12 of 21 free throws and 4 of 5 in the final two minutes, fueling a 114-111 win over the New York Knicks. The win, coupled with Boston’s loss, moved Philadelphia into first in the Eastern Division. Oscar Robertson and Jack Twyman each had 36 for Cincinnati in a separate victory.
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Neil Johnston
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National Basketball Association
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Chamberlain
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Celtics
Oscar Robertson
Jack Twyman
Convention Hall
Pro Basketball Thu Fri Results and Sat Schedule
Philadelphia and New York tied 114 to 114 in a matchup. Cincinnati defeated Boston 118 to 115. Friday features St Louis at Syracuse and Cincinnati at Boston. Saturday slate includes mee meee at Detroit, a Boston game, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles visiting St Louis.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Boston
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Two Kansas Players to Play in Blue-Gray Game
Doyle Schick and Roger Hill will be Kansas football representatives in the Blue-Gray game at Montgomery Alabama. Joe Lundy was the first Jayhawker selected in 1953.
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Doyle Schick
Roger Hill
Kansas
Montgomery
Ala
Joe Lundy
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