Jays Top SMU In Upset Before Big Seven Tourney
Kansas, fresh off a 62-58 upset of Southern Methodist at Allen Fieldhouse, starts a tough prep week for the Big Seven tourney. The Jayhawkers, aided by a zone defense, stay perfect at home and improve to 4-2, with a Dec 28 date against Cornell in the first round.
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Kansas Wins Slim Neck Fight Over U. S. M. U. Mustangs
Kansas, using a strong late game ball control display, edged the Texas A M U Ponies 61 58. Maurice King led with 20 points while Lew Johnson added 12 and Joel Krog 10 as Kansas improved to 9 2 in the series.
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Tribe Ends Chisox Reign As Best AL Defenders
Cleveland Indians ended Chicago’s three year run as the AL’s top defense with a .9814 team fielding percentage to the White Sox .9813. Indians committed 108 errors to Chicago’s 111. Individual leaders included Strickland .976 Hegan .997 Woodling .995, beating out Mantle .9948 and Desong .9945. Other leaders list Norm Zauchin .9951 and Gil McDougal.
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Baseball leaders named in a mixed stat line
In a summary from Gald New York the figures show third baseman George Kell of Chicago with a .985 fielding percentage on 48 chances and pitcher Johnny Schmitz of Washington at a perfect 1.000 mark on 48 chances, trailing a .9763 benchmark.
Friends rally thumps William Penn in 102 66 victory
Friends University surge scores 102 to 66 against William Penn College led by Charley Taylor with 22 points. Eleven players scored for Friends as the rally repeated a century mark offense for a second straight night. Formosa stat note appears from the source with literacy context.
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Colorado Hopes to Extend Big Seven Lead Tonight
Colorado, defending Big Seven champion, aims for a fourth win in a non conference game at home against Colorado A&M. The Buffs sit 19-6 on the season after a 3-0 start and a two game slide, while Kansas and others posted mixed results in Thursday non league action. Maurice King led Kansas with 20 points as the Jayhawks won in their new fieldhouse, with Gary Thompson scoring 26 for Wichita State.
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Freeman Boosts Scoring Lead On Court
Robin Freeman of Ohio State emerged as the nation's top scorer after two games last week, posting a 37.2 point average and 186 points in five games through Dec. 17. He led Darrell Floyd of Furman by 25 points as both ranked high in NCAA scoring, with Freeman's best game 40 points against Oklahoma.
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Sailors to Train at Nuclear Power Unit in Idaho Falls
Headquarters of Far East Naval Forces announced sailors chosen would report in July 1956 to the naval Nuclear power training unit in Idaho Falls Idaho for about two years of training.
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Japanese Crown Prince Akihito Turns 22 Tomorrow
Japan’s most eligible bachelor Crown Prince Akihito will celebrate his 22nd birthday Friday in Tokyo. The royal heir, seen as a symbol of continuity, will observe the occasion with family and official duties shaping public interest.
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