Hot Scots defeat Lawrence as free throws decide game
Highland Park beat Lawrence 64 to 56 at the LHS gym as free throw shooting and timely baskets carried the Scot ties to a victory. Workman 19, Cushinberry 16, Allen 13 paced HP. Kandykowicz 7 led Lawrence in a tight, foul‑plagued contest.
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Heat Turns Down for Liberty Bowl Indoor Contest
West Virginia coach Gene Corum asked promoter Bud Dudley to lower the temperature at Atlantic City’s Convention Hall for the Liberty Bowl, the first major college bowl played indoors amid near freezing Houston weather and other teams considering domed venues. Dudley aims for 60 degrees inside the hall for the game.
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Kansas to Play Maryland Five in Big 3–3 Start Matchup
Kansas and Maryland meet in College Park at 7 15 p m local time as both squads carry 3 3 records. KU barnstormers are Walt Wesley Riney Lochmann Fred Chana Al Lopes Del Lewis while Bud Millikan counters with Jay McMillen Gary Ward Rick Wise Neil Brayton and Gary Williams. Kansas arrives off a 76 72 loss to Cincinnati and Maryland comes off an 82 64 win over Wake Forest.
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Bones Taylor May Be Oilers' Coach
Sam Baugh quits as Houston Oilers head coach to spend time on his west Texas ranch. The Post hints Bones Taylor, the backfield coach, will succeed him, joining a recent pattern of turnover. Lou Rymkus may be rehired as offensive line coach.
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Baugh resigns as Redskins coach after 1960 season
Hall of Fame quarterback Sammy Baugh quits as head coach of the Washington Redskins after the 1960 season amid claims ranch duties interfered with coaching. Taylor, a long-time Redskins receiver, had been rumored for the job, and Baugh had led the team to a 3-10 finish, the club’s worst since its founding, with a finale against Denver pending.
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Bonavena Pressures Mark Like Rocky Early in Pro Career
Oscar Bonavena, eight fights into his professional run, nears a Rocky Marciano comparison from trainer Charley Goldman. The Argentine heavyweight defeated Billy Stephan by technical knockout at 2:14 of the sixth, after knocking him down in the third and opening facial cuts.
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Perry Undefeated in 3 Cage Games
Perry remains unbeaten at 3-0 after a 66-54 victory over Nortonville Friday night at Nortonville. Scorers include Sever Crawshaw 16 and Roger Seyler 12, with Laurel Barnett 17 and Mark Hope 18 leading the B team victory 55-40. Perry hosts McLouth tonight in Jefferson County League play.
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McLouth
Boston Edge in Title Game Preview at Fenway Park
Boston faces Buffalo in a pivotal AFL Eastern Division game with the two point conversion rule in focus. Parilli and Gilchrist headline, but Holovak weighs two point calls as the winner clinches or forces a title showdown with San Diego. A sellout crowd and ABC telecast set the stage.
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Oscar Sets Pace As Cincy Blasts Lakers 111 107
Oscar Robertson scored a 56 point NBA career high to lead Cincinnati past Los Angeles 111 107 as Reggie Harding sat out after late arrival and later incurred a 400 fine. Detroit beat St Louis 114 108 as Harding missed the trip. Ray Scott and DeBusschere each had 24 for the Pistons. Wilt Chamberlain led San Francisco to a 117 111 win over Philadelphia with 41 points.
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Leafs Boss Eyes Exhibition With Russian National Team
Stafford Smyth, Toronto Maple Leafs president, said Friday he is ready to promote an exhibition game between the touring Russian National hockey team and the Rochester Americans, Toronto’s American League farm club.
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Boston College Faces UCLA in Milwaukee Classic Final
Gail Goodrich led UCLA past Marquette as they set up a showdown with Boston College for the Milwaukee Holiday Classic title. John Austin scored 36 for BC in an 86-85 win over Wisconsin after a 35-foot buzzer beater. Kentucky Illinois North Carolina and others posted wins in holiday tournaments. Piedmont College snapped a 47-game drought by defeating Charleston Southern.
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Pokes Wildcats Win on Friday. Huskers Fall in Texas clash
Oklahoma State reached the Vanderbilt finals with a 60-56 win over Florida State while Kansas State opened a Far West trip with a 73-66 victory at Washington. Nebraska lost 77-73 at Texas. Big Eight teams went 4-2 in nonconference play. Jeff Simon led K State with 22 points. Fred Hare scored 33 for Nebraska.
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Shula and Collier Chosen to Coach Pro Bowl Teams
Don Shula of the Baltimore Colts and Blanton Collier of the Cleveland Browns were named Saturday to coach the Western and Eastern Pro Bowl squads in Los Angeles for the January 10 game. Both coaches earned coach of the year honors and will lead their division champions after the NFL title clash in Cleveland on December 27.
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LHS Gym Triangular Set With Washburn Rural Olathe
The Lawrence High School gymnastics team, holding a 2 0 record, will face Washburn Rural and Olathe in a 7 p m Monday meet at the LHS gym The Friday dual between Olathe and Lawrence was postponed to Monday to accommodate the triangular.
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Valley Cage Play To Start Tonight
The Missouri Valley race starts with Wichita at Drake and Bradley at St Louis as top teams inaction. Wichita seeks to rebound after 87-85 loss to Michigan. Bradley seeks first road test against St Louis with 5-0 mark. Louisville hosts Cincinnati in a non league tilt. North Texas tops Howard Payne to move to 53 season wins.
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Cosmo Taccavazzi Joins Jets For Princeton Study
Cosmo Taccavazzi, star back and Princeton captain, signed with the New York Jets of the AFL to pursue graduate studies at Princeton. He set Princeton records in season rushing 909 yards, season touchdowns 14, career touchdowns 31, and career points 186.
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