Highland Park Edges Haskell Institute 54 47 in tight finish
Highland Park secured a 54 47 victory on the Topeka court as Haskell Institute’s Indians battled and fell behind late. Maze and Dell fueled the Scots late, adding key buckets and free throws to seal the win.
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Air Force to push aircraft output to 800 a month next spring
Washington America's military plane output is set to peak after Korea with strong production capacity for emergencies. Air Force Undersecretary Roswall Gilpatric said November production was 666 and a spring peak of 750 to 800 per month is planned, then easing to about 300 monthly by June 1956. He noted industry capacity remains several times the 800-a-month level.
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Kansas Ice Cream and Milk Institute Elects President
Ransom Bennett Jr. of Ottawa was advanced to the presidency at the Kansas Ice Cream and Milk Institute, Inc., during the annual convention in Wichita. He had previously served as vice president.
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Patterson to Center Houston Hoops Tonight
Kansas basketball coach F C Allen planned to start the same five that opened the season against Tulane when KU faced Rice Institute in Houston. Pat Patterson may see action at center alongside Alberts Davenport Born Kelley and Heitholt as Allen weighs further changes for the Southwest Conference contest.
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Kansas Owls Clash as Radio Bid Caps Week
Kansas hosts Rice in a 8:15 PM tipoff broadcast on KANU 31.5 MC fallible. The Hawkers aim to extend a four game win streak while Rice seeks first victory over Kansas. Previous meetings note 50-44, 42-34, and 68-48 outcomes in past NCAA and Al-College events.
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SEC Tackles Fresh Rule After Bowl Money Move
ATLANTA with a division of bowl proceeds agreed upon SEC officials tackled freshman eligibility. The rule allowing freshmen in varsity sports expires before the next season. Presidents paused change to 140 athletic scholarships and the freshman limit, while setting an $85,000 bowl-share ceiling for each school to take effect next September.
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Frisco eyed for Marciano Watcott rematch
Al Weill, Rocky Marciano manager, named San Francisco a strong possibility for the Marciano Jersey Joe Watcott rematch. A conference next week will set date and site with Walcott's manager and IBC president Jim Norris. Weill said a million could attend and TV deals of at least 300000 were on offer.
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Fights Last Night Card Report From Asshersted Press
Johnny Saxton of Brooklyn knocked out Raul Perez of Matanzas Cuba in a short bout. Sonny Luciano of Paterson New Jersey outpointed Antonio Alvarez of Barcelona Spain over ten rounds in West Palm Beach Florida.
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Scots, Wesleyan edge Northwestern Oklahoma 74 73 in thriller
In a non conference tilt at Salina Kansas Wesleyan College edged Northwestern Oklahoma 74 73 as the Scots led late before Wesleyan pulled within three in the final three minutes. Ray Wilbur topped Wesleyan with 20 points while Milfred Sharp led Northwestern with 18. A note mentions significant water loss from a tree in a separate line.
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Local man convicted in drunken driving case
Charles L. Perry of Route 2 Baldwin was found guilty Friday in County Court of driving while intoxicated and driving without a license. He received a $200 fine and 90 days in county jail on the first count, plus $10 and costs on the second. he was paroled from the jail sentence.
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Scotched Again as Highland Park Tops Braves
Scotched again by Highland Park after trailing after the first. Scottie captain Dick Maze scored 11 with six in the final stretch but Ed Delk led with 15 as Indians clamped down in a tight zone. Mills and Postoak also contributed 13 each while Highland Park cooled at 20 of 62.
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