Kansas Jayhawks' poised court demeanor and Big Seven showdown
The Kansas Jayhawks, praised for sportsmanlike play under coach Dick Harp, face Iowa State in a high stakes Big Seven tournament clash. The piece notes KU's disciplined approach, early scoring importance, and the financial dynamics of conference games, with Wichita coach Woodard's arrival seen as a statewide recruiting factor.
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Lyle Frahm
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K. U. Athletic Department Treasury
Wilt Chamberlain
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Washington
Coach Woody touts spit T offense to train high school stars
Woody emphasizes recruiting players just out of high school for a four year developmental window and plans to adapt the spit T formation at junior colleges. He recalls being among Kansas leaders to adopt the T in 1940 after a coaching clinic with Berle Masterson and notes its suitability for varied personnel.
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Jack Mitchell
Pete Tillman
Wichita
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Berle Masterson
Copters and Radio Are Used to Control Buses
New York City Transit Authority unveils an experimental method to manage bus operations using helicopters and radio control. Official aim is to ease long waits at stops and prevent multiple buses arriving together, said James B. Edmunds, general superintendent.
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New York
New York City
Baby Suffocates in Crib in Junction City
Kathryn Adams six months old suffocated in a crib when her foot wedged between the railing and wall, Sheriff C W Crites said. Her mother Mrs James Adams and a neighbor were nearby unaware of the danger. The father serves as a soldier at Fort Riley. The article notes a shift from brass to steel in most artillery shells for the U S armed forces.
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Ft. Riley
Aussies Dominate U S In Davis Cup Challenge Round
In Adelaide Memorial Drive Stadium Rosewall and Hoad crushed Vic Seixas and Herbie Flam in straight sets as Australia takes early control in the Davis Cup final. Rosewall defeated Seixas 6 1 6 1 4 6 6 1 and Flam fell 2 0 3 6 while Australia leads before tomorrow's doubles.
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Keen Rosewall
Lew Hoad
Dverar Ald Court
America
Vic Seixas
Herbie Flam
Memorial Drive
Roseiwall
Seixas
Challe
Flam
Forest Hills
Rosewall
Honnd
Triplets Arrive On Christmas In Bronx Family
New York report says a Bronx couple welcomed triplets on Christmas Day, joining seven children including 4-year-old twins. Mother Philomena Conti, 31, and the three newborn girls are reported in good condition as the family celebrates a festive addition.
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New York
Nicholas Conti
Bronx
Conti
Philomena
Nationalist Official Sentenced For Bribe Inquiries
TAIPFE Ho Chi Chou a member of Nationalist China's top waterdog buddy was sentenced to eight years in jail for accepting part of a $4540 bribe. Prosecutors contend he and his associates were bribed while probing pilferage from a government food depot.
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Ho Chi - Chou
China
Ween
Weekend Junior League Scores Mixed Across Cities
Saturday morning results show Wildeata sweeping all games, Jayhawks and Tigers each winning all their matches, Jets defeating Rocket teams, Buffalos victorious over others, and Sooners taking all games from the Cornhuskers. In Algeria, the war context is noted with Christmas providing no setup.
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Wildcats
Eaioe
Theers
Sin Nesceamateas Tha
Ind
Lares Torneden
Hiep
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Dorkersy
Rorer Torneder
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Lhd Hiep
Harald Rothwell
Ctorkets
Wildeata
Jayhawks Tigers
Rockets
Jets
Buffalows
Sooners
Cornhuskers
Algiers
Algeria
Moroccan and French clash over weekend casualties
The French reported 831 rebels and 65 nationals killed or wounded over the weekend and Christmas. Casualties included 6 Europeans and 14 others killed, 56 wounded by rebels. In October 1956, employment in the country stood around 67 million with nationwide unemployment just under 3 million.
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