Kansas Quints Begin Season With Wins At KU and K State
Kansas University and Kansas State opened their seasons with victories as Wilt Chamberlain scored 37 for Kansas in a 77-59 win over Washington. Kansas State needed a late rally to beat California 58-44, with Bob Boozer scoring 22 and Jack Parr limited to two points until late. Coach dissatisfactions followed, as only late bursts secured the outcomes.
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Washburn Rural Defeats Haskell in Jayhawk League Clash
Washburn Rural jumped to a 13-0 lead at Topeka and held a 64-51 win over the Haskell Indians after a brisk first period. Ken Bailey was sidelined by injury, hampering Haskell’s early pressure as Burrs employed full court defense.
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Huskies Fall Short as Lonesk and Wilt Lead Scoring
Huskies duo Ron Loneski and Wilt combine for 36 points as the team shoots poorly in the first half, with Murphy adding 15. Washington struggles with fouls and early foul trouble hampering key players, leaving the game in a tough spot.
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Oklahoma football players scatter for Christmas
Oklahoma football players have scattered for the holidays after a two hour scrimmage called by coach Bud Wilkinson. Nine Sooners were injured in the rugged session but are expected to be ready by January 1. The team returns to camp Thursday and departs to Miami by plane.
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Washburn Rural routs Haskell in league clash
Washburn Rural used a late surge to beat Haskell 2-2 in the season and 1-2 in league play as Ken Berry led with 22 points and Jim Cushing sparked a key late run. Haskell dropped its fourth straight. B team won 161-53.
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Bobby Boyd Beats Joseph In Wide Open Middleweight Bout
New Orleans witnessed a brisk middleweight bout as Bobby Boyd, 25, Chicago, declared Charley Joseph as good as any in the division. Boyd, aiming to reclaim a top spot, pressed throughout a fast paced confrontation, signaling confidence after a strong showing.
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Huskie Buckets Edge Washington In Hard Fought Bout
The Huskies battle Washington with strong defense as Billings and Crews lead with blocks and sharp counters. Joseph sustains an eye injury but rallies, while judges award Boyd the decision over Joseph in a brutal seven round duel.
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Moundbuilders Roar Past Bulldogs in McPherson Win
Southwestern, at McPherson, shot 45 percent to beat the Bulldogs 81 to 65. Bernard Whitley led McPherson with 27 points as the Moundbuilders surged to a 42 27 halftime lead and maintained momentum. Stan O Neil added 23 for Southwestern as McPherson improved to 4 4 in Dodge City and San Diego region.
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Rugged Topeka Meets Lions In Uneven State Showdown
Coach Max Rife's unbeaten Lawrence High School Lions host unbeaten Topeka in a feature basketball showdown on the Lawrence floor at 8 tonight with an undercard AB game at 6:30 p.m.
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Lions Hold Narrow Lead as Shooting Slumps in Loss
Lions struggle from the floor managing 22 percent field shooting while Lea Sauders and Lawrence provide scoring. Dennis Cawley anchors defense guarding Bud Ciolher as Gollier is limited to four points. Lawrence dominates rebounds with 50 to Cyclones 21, and Souders leads with 15 points.
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Arkansas Spanks Tigers 55-45 For the Only Conference Loss
Kansas and Kansas State led a busy college basketball slate with Arkansas defeating Missouri 55-45, ending the Tigers’ sole conference loss. Lawrence starred for Kansas in a 77-49 win over Washington, scoring 37 with 22 rebounds as the Jayhawks and K-State moved toward upcoming double headers.
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Kansas City University Beats Baker 74-64 In Cage Game
Kansas City University defeated Baker 74 to 64 in a non league basketball game. Baker led at halftime with Chuck Hollinger and Kim Draper scoring 15 points each, while Joe Haines led Kansas City with 20 points. The box score shows Kansas City pulling away in the final minutes.
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Pittsburg State and Hillsdale Clash in Holiday Bowl
In St Petersburg Florida Hillsdale Michigan meets Pittsburg State Kansas in a clash billed as a national championship showdown. The near capacity crowd of about 9 000 is expected at Stewart Field for the undefeated.small college bowl battle televised today.
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Scores of Saturday In Prep Cage Games
Perry lost to Winchester 42 to 51 in a Saturday high school basketball roundup across the area. Meriden and Linwood led their divisions with wide margins, while Valley Falls posted a double digit win and Easton struggled in a defeat. Breen of Buffalo, N.Y. is noted for winning four National AAU swimming crowns in 1957.
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