Quint Faces Arizona State After Narrow UCLA Loss
Jay Quint's Kansas University basketball team routed by UCLA 69 61 in Los Angeles. Guard Jerry Gardner scored 28 with 13 of 21 from the floor while Len Ellison added 17. The Jayhawks next meet Arizona State in a West swing opener at 9 25 p.m. local time.
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Lion Five Surges To Take Thriller
Lawrence High School basketball team, after a 57 55 win over Manhattan, begins its defense of the North Division title. Star player scores key baskets as the Lions pull ahead in a tightly contested matchup.
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Lions edge Manhattan in barn burner for east Kansas league crown
Lawrence High School and Manhattan stayed tight throughout a 56 55 win for LHS as Halley Kampschroeder fed by Roy Teas and Curt Robb sparked a balanced attack. Teas led with 26 for Manhattan while Robb and Shipstead contributed for Lawrence in a close early season clash.
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Dipper Slows Down As Warriors Beat Packers 118 109
Wilt Chamberlain scored 55 points to help the Philadelphia Warriors beat the Chicago Packers 118 109 on Sunday night. The weekend included a 78 point game Friday and 61 on Saturday as Cincinnati topped New York 134 94.
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Carnie Smith Is Top Coach In NAIA honors
Pittsburg State of Kansas coach Carnie Smith earned the NAIA Coach of the Year award after his Gorillas went 10-0 this season and defeated Linfield 12-7 in the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento. The 50 year old Smith was chosen over 12 nominees by the NAIA football and executive committees.
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Philadelphia and Chicago Deliver Big NBA Results
Eastern and Western division results show Philadelphia beating Boston 125 106 and 118 109 over New York as Chicago routs New York 109 44 while Detroit and St Louis post wins against rivals in Sunday and Saturday action across major league games.
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Fights Last Night In Las Vegas Tokyo and Panama Bouts
Gene Fullmer from West Jordan Utah knocked out Benny Paret in Las Vegas in the limited world middleweight title fight. Katsuzo Nakamura of Tokyo outpointed Antonio Corea of Mexico in a ten round bout. Rodolfo Marshall of Panama outpointed Bunny Grant of Jamaica in a ten round lightweight clash.
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Kansas Falls to Bruins as Doubleheader Ends
With time running out, Kansas could only manage a 65 60 loss to UCLA. The Jayhawks had earlier fallen 78 70 to Southern Cal. Kansas meets St Johns Friday night in the second game of a doubleheader while K State faces Marquette in the opener, both games set for the two teams’ next night switch in Manhattan.
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Cannon’s Five TDs Power Houston Past New York
Billy Cannon starred with five touchdowns 216 rushing yards and 114 receiving yards as Houston blitzed the New York Jets 48-21. The win left Houston tied for the Eastern Division lead and a step toward the AFL title with Oakland to play.
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Army Plans to Beef Up Its Football Program
West Point considers major football program expansion with a new head coach after Dale Hall's dismissal. Potential candidates include former Army assistants and notable coaches from LSU, Miami, Minnesota, and Cornell, signaling a shift from academy-graduate only leadership.
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Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne enables reduction of hemorrhoids without surgery. It relieves itching and pain and has led sufferers to claim piles are no longer a problem. Available as suppositories or ointment under the name Preparation H at drug counters.
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Kansas State Poised for Another Big Eight Title Run
Kansas State led by Tex Winter returns most lettermen as starters and aims for another Big Eight title. The Wildcats have defeated New Mexico, St. Louis, and Indiana by double digits, hitting 45.8 percent from the floor in an 88-78 win over Indiana. Oklahoma State also stays unbeaten in non conference play with a 65-54 win over New Mexico State. Missouri upset Northwestern 84-69, while Kansas struggles at 1-3. Upcoming games include Iowa State at Villanova and Kansas at Arizona State, with a schedule heavy on cross conference tests and doubleheaders in Lawrence and Manhattan.
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Three Share the Lead For Kansas Conference After Week One
Two favorites College of Emporia and Bethany share the lead in the Kansas Conference basketball standings after two wins each. Dark horse Sterling also won twice. Emporia edged Friends 59 57 in its opener while Bethany beat Friends by 14 after an early scare from Baker.
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Cincy and Drake Clash In Top Cage Play
Cincinnati, NCAA champion and second in the AP preview, faces a tough Drake squad famed for scoring power after Drake crushed Illinois College 110-48. Drake has won two straight while Cincinnati extended a 25 game win streak with an 86-67 win over Wisconsin. Ohio State, led by Jerry Lucas, beat Wake Forest 84-62. The Reds open the 1962 baseball season April 9 at home against Philadelphia.
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Packers Sign Ed Blaine As Guard Prospect
The Green Bay Packers have signed their No 2 collegiate draft choice Ed Blaine a 6 foot 2 inch 230 pound tackle from the University of Missouri Blaine will be tried as an offensive guard by the Packers and was announced Sunday night by the club.
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Smith a Top Winner in Women Pro Golf 1960s
Marilynn Smith a former Kansas University coed from Wichita ranks fifth in earnings among women in professional golf this year with 10,687.48 dollars. First place leads Mickey Wright with 22,236.21 dollars.
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