Kansas King Wilt duel fuels Big Seven title chase
Kansas star Maurice King and Wilt Chamberlain pace KU as they chase the Big Seven crown and national All-America honors. The piece compares KU’s duo to San Francisco’s Russell and Jones, notes leadership from Elston and Johnson, and highlights KU’s strong schedule, rivalries, and national attention including a Sports Illustrated observer’s praise of Chamberlain.
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Ike Jones
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Gene Elstin
Jolin Parker
Ronnie Johnston
K. Li
Wilt
Friscop
Wilt Chamberlain Overshadows KU as King Leads Big Seven
The article notes Wilt Chamberlain's dominance at Kansas and highlights Maurice King as a rising star. It discusses how opposing teams struggle to defend Chamberlain while KU benefits from King's playmaking and scoring. The piece emphasizes Kansas' strong supporting cast and the challenge for opponents to disrupt their offense.
State Cage Picture To Be Altered With New School Ratings
Kansas changes in high school basketball classes shift Rossdale to AA and Dorrance to B, with 101 class A schools and 210 class B and 270 class BB schools listed by the Kansas State High School Activities Assn. New members Hesston Academy joins class B. Quincy and Huron are dropped.
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Dorrance
Wall
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Wichita
di College High
Pittsburg
Sterling
Valley Falls
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Concordia Catholic
Esbow
Hoyt
Longton
Westmoreland
Brown
Agra
Burden
Central
Academy of McPherson
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Fulton
Gorham
Gypsum
Haddam
fHlavatland
Johnson
McDonald
Pomona
Powhattan
St. Benedict
Sylvan Grove
Midway
Buffalo
Vilas
Unclear college results and matchups listed in scattered OCR text
An incoherent OCR dump lists numerous colleges teams scores and opponents, including Penn State Colgate Lehigh Adelphi Hofstra Gettysburg North Carolina Virginia Tech Texas A&M Purdue Notre Dame California LSU Washington State Wyoming and more, with stray scores and partial team names. The fragmentary nature prevents a single coherent event. multiple game results and dates appear jumbled.
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Nisgra
Rneton Voiege
Sonarene Wut
Hostan Vinty
Fk Krad
Vanisis
Penn
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Virginia Military
Washington & Lee
Virginia
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South Tarotina
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Texas A&m
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Rene Marsland
Texas
Tulane
Tennascoe
Arkansas
Hitnels
St. Loveno
Laws
Mia Gier
Murray Shy
North
Tunas Ates
Kanens
Big Seven Teams Boast 23-6 Mark In Early Action
The Big Seven Conference reports its best early season record in years with 23 wins and 6 losses after 16 games. Kansas Jayhawks, ranked No 1, led a week with five wins from a slate of twelve games. The league prepares for the Big Seven tournament in Kansas City December 26 to 29.
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Kansas City
Jays
Kansas Jayhawks
Kansas Beats Washington as Chamberlain Powers Win
Wilt Chamberlain scored 37 points to lift Kansas to a 92-78 victory over Washington on Tuesday night on the west coast. The Jayhawks, in their fourth straight win, carry a high-scoring run after previous 52 and 99 point games, pushing their average to about 39.5 per game. Four Big Seven teams remain unbeaten.
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Muskiesoph Phong Smart
Southern Methodist
Jim Krebs
Wui
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Bobby Cox
Louisiana
Charlie Tyra
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Lew Johson
Gene
Oklahoma A & M
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Lew Johnson
Dick Harp
Will
Wilt Chamberlain
West Coast
California
Berkeley
Northwestern
Marquette
Big Seven teams stretch early season record through eight west coast games
Iowa State leads at 5-0 after a 72-52 win over Tulsa while Kansas State, Indiana OT victor, Colorado over USC and Kansas each hold four wins. Missouri sits 2-1 after beating Arkansas 72-52. Nebraska 3-2 and Oklahoma 1-3. The Tigers face Oregon Tuesday Oregon State Wednesday UCLA Friday and USC Saturday in eight Far West games this week.
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King
Elston
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Rone
Nic Loneski
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Jack Parr
Bob Boozer
Roy DeWitt
Hayden Abbott
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Gary Thompson
John Crawford
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North Carolina
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Southern California
Dirty Ball Was Lion Cry After Loss
Chicago fans shouted dirty football as the Browns from Chicago swept the Western division title at Wrigley Field with a 38 2 victory over the Lions. Meadows, a Bears end, was accused of biting Layne during the play in a controversial finish. Layne concussion prompted suspension discussions at league level. An electronic eye aids blind operators on private phone switchboards.
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Bears
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Layne
Ritter
Inf Ely
Botti
Anderson
NEL
Bert Bell
Meadows
Duke
State College Teams Play a 17-Game Card In Basketball War
Kansas college basketball teams schedule an 11 game non-conference period this week after a strong run in five games with outsiders last Saturday. The piece lists results from the prior weekend and outlines the coming slate across several campuses including Lincoln University Bethany McPherson Goshen Tabor Ottawa Oklahoma Baptist Kansas Wesleyan Southwestern North Texas State Pittsburg Lincoln Fort Hays Washburn Baker Friends St Marys of the Plains Bechtel and Panhandle ARM with various local and regional matchups noted.
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State College
Kansas
College of Emporia
Emporia State
Fort Ways State
Peru
Nebr
Pittsburg Chilled Central
Okla
Northwestern
Ottawa Braves
Cape Gil Tardeau
Bethel
Hastings
Benedict's Ravens
McPherson
Atelson
Southwestern
Winfield
Lincoln University
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Nebraska Wesleyan
Goshen
College At
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Hesston
Ottawa
Oklahoma Baptist
Dana
Kansas Wesleyan
North Texas State
Pittsburg
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Fort Nays
Washburn
Baker
Westmar
Friends
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Dodge City
Bechtet
Phillips rhEleiss
Panhandle Arm
Loop Slaps NC State For Cage Recruit Case
The Atlantic Coast Conference fined North Carolina State College $5,000 for its role in the Jackie recruitment case. The disciplinary action follows an NCCS investigation into improper procedures and contact with a prospective player, highlighting enforcement of conference rules on recruiting.
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N.C
Raleigh, N. C
Atlantic Coast Conference
North Carolina State College
Moreland recruiting case leads to one-year contact ban
ACC commissioner James J. Weaver telegraphed the college Sunday about a fine for recruiting violations. State chancellor Carey H. Jostian announced an appeal. The conference imposed a stipulation that the fine would be canceled if Moreland remains at State as a student without athletic eligibility under the current scholarship arrangement.
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Moreland
ACC
James J. Weaver
Carey H. Jostian
State
Funeral Services Today For Ex Fight Champion Bob Olin
Funeral services were to be held today for Bob Olin a New York restaurateur and former world light heavyweight boxing champion who died of a heart attack yesterday Olin was a Golden Gloves champion in 1928 turned professional in 1930 and held the title after defeating Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom at Madison Square Garden on November 18 1934 He lost the championship to John Henry Lewis in St Louis on October 31 1935 and continued fighting until 1929 He had been in the restaurant business in New York since 1936
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New York
Bob Olin
Olin
Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom
Madison Square Carden
John Henry Lewis
St. Louis
Glandular Inflammation Treatment Promises Relief
Men over 40 suffer from night disturbances back pains fatigue and loss of vigor. Excelsior Institute offers non surgical treatments and a free book detailing a proven non surgical method to correct these glandular inflammation related troubles. No obligation by mail in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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