Kansas Cagers No 1 In First AP Poll
Kansas led by seven foot Wilt Chamberlain tops the first AP basketball poll with 58 first place votes and 896 points. San Francisco is runner up with 675 points. Kentucky and Oklahoma also in early top ranks as Big Seven play opens across college hoops.
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Kansas No 1 in all polls as Harp eyes Seattle clash
Kansas basketball earns top spot in AP INS and UPI polls. Coach Dick Harp notes the honor while in Allen Fieldhouse at 7 p.m. preparing for Friday and Saturday games against Washington U at Seattle. Kansas State and Iowa State also high in rankings with key players Parr and Thompson highlighted.
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California Coach Dreads Meeting Wilt Chamberlain
SAN FRANCISCO Coach Fete Newell of California ahead of the Berkeley game with Kansas on December 18 commented on Wilt Chamberlain noting it will be interesting to see him but not something he looks forward to facing. The Kansas star, a 7 foot sophomore nicknamed The Stilt, has averaged 45% points over his first two games.
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120 Golfers Tee Off For 80 Mayfair Open Qualifiers
In Sanford Florida one hundred twenty golfers start today to earn 80 spots in the $15,000 Mayfair Open. The field will expand to about 150 after low qualifiers and ties, for a 72 hole event from Thursday through Sunday. Notables include Al Beselink Gardner Dickinson Jr and defending champion Al Balding.
Missouri Gaps Cage Win
Missouri Tigers defeated South Dakota University 71 to 66 last night in Columbia. The rally came in the second half after a close first period. Missouri led 46 44 at halftime before South Dakota tied the game late.
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Tigers Rally Boost Lead With Late Spurt
Missouri started strong and built a 15 point cushion with ten minutes remaining. Sonny Siebert and Lionel Smith each poured in 22 points for the Tigers while Clayton Kiewell led the visitors with 18.
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Haskell Cage Team Hosts Spring Hill Tonight
Haskell Indians meet Spring Hill at the Haskell Indian Gymnasium at 8 p.m. in the season opener aiming for their first win after a 56 55 loss to Osage City. Spring Hill star Dale Hawk, a 6 7 junior, scored 32 points last Friday in a victory over Bonner Springs.
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College Cage Results From Associated Press Roundup
Duquesne 78 over St Frances (Pa) Navy 16. Roanoke 1 Nebraska 6d. Indiana 7%. Missouri 81 over South Dakota 71. St Benedicts Eas 67 over Quins ey 69 double overtime. Texas Southern 90 over Springfield State Mo 4. Panhandle Ohio A&M 78 over Eastern New Mexico Tulsa 71. Kentucky 70 over Maryland 4%. Tennessee 76 over Cincinnati 65. Oklahoma A&M 59 over Arkansas 50. Rice 1 over LSU 72. Tulane 8 over Louisiana College 4&4. Mississippi 87 over Arkansas State 66. Tau Alabama? New Orleans College 1. Texas A&M 65 over Texas Christian 97 over McMurry 40. Baylor 71 over North Texas State 48. Tech 48 over Tulsa 62. Idaho 4 over Utah State 50. Colorado A&M 49 over Arizona? New Mexico Rearile 47. Santa Clara 66 over Washington State 66. Whitworth Spokane 6%. Parsons 74 over Independence 46.
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Giambra Seeks Rematch With Giardello After Victory
Giambra, a 24 year old Buffalo middleweight, defeated Rocky Castellani before 5,500 fans in San Francisco. The win, by scores of 96-94 96-93 and 97-93, motivates Giambra to press for a bout with Joey Giardello anywhere, aiming for a title shot at 160 pounds.
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Highland Junior College Faces Kansas City Five
Highland Junior College Scotties host Kansas City Junior College at Highland tomorrow night in a key basketball matchup. The result could affect league standings as both teams seek a crucial win on the home floor.
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Fort Scott JC to face Wentworth in Interstate Conference clash
The Interstate Conference opens with a league game this week a matchup between Fort Scott JC and Wentworth Military Academy scheduled for Friday night. The seven team league comprises junior colleges in Kansas and Missouri.
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Boxing results from last night across cities
In New York Alex Miteff won over Archie Mc Bride in a 10 round decision. In Buffalo Brett San Francisco-Joey Giambra outpointed Rocky Castellani in 10 rounds. In New Orleans Charlie Scott stopped Ernie Burford in eight rounds with a knockout.
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Kansas Joins Interstate Juvenile Compact Move
Kansas lawmakers favor a bill to join other states in returning runaway children to their homes. The interstate compact on juveniles was recommended for enactment by the 1957 Legislature and endorsed by the Kansas Commission on Interstate Cooperation. Thirteen states have adopted similar laws.
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Besmanoff Next Foe For Tough Alex Miteff
Alex Miteff, 21, unbeaten heavyweight, plans a return in February after a holiday trip to Argentina for a wedding. He will face Willi Besmanoff of Germany at St Nicholas Arena in his next bout. Miteff won a seven round decision over Archie McBride in his first main event, with a split verdict 6-4-1 from the unofficial card, while two judges had McBride ahead.
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New Delhi Newspapers Agree With Red China Premier Chou
New Delhi papers report today an agreement with Red Chinese Premier Chou En Lai. Officials welcomed the accord as a step toward enhanced Sino Indian ties amid regional tensions and economic talks.
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Ficrals Visit to India Ended in Partial Success
Ficrals visit to India was a success but officials believed it could have been stronger if Chou had aligned with Tygtutgs views on Hungarian reforms. The dialogue highlighted shifting positions and regional implications for policy.
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Arizin and Johnston Lead NBA Scoring Burst
The Philadelphia Warriors duo Paul Arizin and Neil Johnston top NBA scoring as Arizin leads with 489 points in 20 games at a 24.5 average. Johnston remains second with 477 after a 46 point week, while Bob Pettit sits third with 459 and Clyde Lovellette fourth with 458.
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