Kansas to Push West After Home Previews
Kansas University basketball takes a coast trip after two home wins. Wilt Chamberlain scored 39 points and 22 rebounds against Marquette, aiding a 78-61 victory while teammates Maurice King Gene Elston John Parker Ron Johnston Lew Johnson supported the inside-out attack. The Jayhawks travel to Seattle to face Washington University and Berkeley for a December 18 game with California.
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McCoy Stars In Close Kansas Marquette Clash
Joan Julius McCoy outscored Maurice 27 to 16 but Marquette fell short as Kansas outplayed the Warriors in most facets. Chamberlain dominated inside with 14 defensive blocks while Moran struggled, fouling out late. Kansas surged to a 36-30 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half for the win.
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High Schools and JC Alliance Unites for Athletics
The National Junior College Athletic Association and the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations announced a joint alliance uniting 20 000 high schools and 300 junior colleges to standardize rules training and publications. Beginning with the 1957 football season, common rules and interpretations will apply across leagues, including the national bowl game in Los Angeles. The 1956 junior college bowl in Los Angeles will be held Saturday in Grand Rapids Michigan and Coffeyville Kansas.
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National Junior College Athletic Asm
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
H. V. Porter
United Action
Porter
Los Angeles
Grand Rapids
Mich
Coffeyville
Kan
Cage Results From The Associated Press Roundup
A garbled list shows college basketball scores with teams such as Illinois, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Michigan State, Marquette, DePaul, Dayton, Purdue, Indiana, Cincinnati, Miami Ohio, Washington, Texas Western, Iowa, Denver, Texas Christian, Bradley, Houston, San Francisco, Portland, Oregon State, Colorado, Southern California, Utah State, Washington State, and Idaho. Scores appear inconsistent with many OCR errors and imperfect names.
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Ohio State
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Mmlehigen State
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Marquette
Pitt
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DePaul
Dayton
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Missouri
Indiana
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Axe
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Miami
Ohio
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Washington
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Iowa
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Tulea
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Florida
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Memphis State
Houston
Austin
Sam Houston
San Francisco
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Portland
Oregon State
Colorado
Southern California
Wyoming
Utah State
Washington State
Idaho
Srexon
Gary Thompson Stealing Glory At Iowa State
Gary Thompson, Iowa State guard from Boland, Iowa, averages 25 points, sparking wins over Michigan State Houston and Brigham Young. The 5-10 senior eyes All America and leads Cyclones as Big Seven stakes, with Kansas State and Iowa State meeting in Kansas City December 26-29 for the Big Seven Tournament.
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Jack Parr
Colorado
Jim Cadle
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Oklahoma
Purdue
Joe Campbell
Lionel Smith
Joe King
Clinois
Sooners
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Texas
Olahoma
Baylor
Towa State
Texas Tech
Washington
Arkansas
Tulsa
Southern California
Indiana
Big Ten designs new aid program for athletes
The Big Ten faculty representatives approved a plan to regulate aid to athletes, based on need determined by a college scholarship service. It imposes limitations to prevent one school topping another’s offer and allows job opportunities. The program takes effect in 60 days unless an institution files a rejection, in which case a further vote is held in Chicago.
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Giants Need Win to Cop Eastern Spot
The 1958 NFL season sees the Cleveland Browns beaten by the Giants 24-7 while Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions prepare for a Western Conference showdown. Washington’s Sam Baker nails a 16th field goal late to cement the Browns’ bid and complicate the Eastern title chase.
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Curly Morrison
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Eagles
Gules Bears
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Beartown
Chicago Cardinals
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Baltimore Colts
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Browns
Chicago
Washington
Sam Baker
Redskins
Hungarian Track Coach Seeks A Job Away From His Country
Mihaly Igloi, a famed Hungarian track coach who produced 20 world record holders including Sandor Iharos and Laszlo Tamori, seeks coaching work abroad. He weighs conditions for champions, has a Budapest family, asks Hungary for permission to stay outside, and contends Americans lack drive compared to Hungarians.
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Melbourne
Sandor Lharos
Laszlo Tamori
Mihaly Taini
Iglei
Carter and Ladewig Sweep Title Honors In Chicago Tourney
Don Carter of St Louis and Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids win top titles in Chicago bowling tourney. Carter becomes first man to win three titles, edging Budweiser teammate Weber for 308.49 Petersen Points. Ladewig captures her sixth championship in eight years with 150.18 points, beating Detroit’s Marge Merrick. Carter earns 4000 dollars, Weber 2000, Eddie Lubanski 1000.
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Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Petersen
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Detroit
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Eddie
Steve Nagy
Lubanski
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Joe Wilman
Chicago
Wallace Lund
San Diego
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