Dipper Stymied But Hawks Win in Holiday Upset Tale
Big Seven tourney first round saw Kansas topple Iowa State 58 57 after Gene Elston's last minute basket. Oklahoma upset Kansas State 67 64 as Jack Parr skipped action with a cold. Missouri faces Colorado and Nebraska meets Michigan State in the nightcap.
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Docking to relinquish post upon inauguration as governor
George Docking plans to give up his 20 year state notary public seat when he becomes governor on January 14. The Lawrence banker says he has held the notary job since 1934 and would resign the morning of his inauguration to avoid holding two state positions. A fragment notes Yale University hosts a bicycle club named the Trumbull Beer & Bike Society.
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Jayhawks edge Cyclones in six seconds left stunner
Kansas State Americans? No. Kansas upends Iowa State 58 47 in Municipal Auditorium as Wilt Chamberlain scores 2 points and faces brutal defense. Elston delivers 12 points including a late decisive basket as seniors Parker King Johnson and Hollinger provide balanced scoring and grit to preserve KU’s home win.
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North Beats South in Shrine All Star Game Thriller
In Miami Florida the North defeated the South 17 to 7 in the Shrine annual college all star football game. Tom McDonald Oklahoma and Jimmy Harris led the North attack with TD passes and strong running. Purdue’s Len Dawson and Indiana’s Bob Fee also contributed as the North claimed their second win in nine years. The South scored late in the third on a pass from Duke’s Sonny Jurgensen to Mississippi’s Ed Crawford, with Michigan’s Jim Maddock adding a late field goal for the North.
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Lions Host Invitational Tourney Opens Tonight
The Lawrences Invitational Tourney starts with Argentine vs Garden City at 7 30 p m tonight. Lawrence and McPherson meet next at 3 p m. Winners play Friday at 9 p m for the title, losers at 7 30 p m. Lawrence begins 3 2 and 1 0 in league, after beating Highland Park 58 14 last Friday. Lawrence has three double figure scorers led by Doyie Schick 18 2, Carlton Humm 11 8, and Jim Ragan.
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Jackson Fights Mederos Tonight in Milwaukee Arena
No. 1 heavyweight challenger Tommy Jackson meets Cuba's Julio Mederos in a scheduled bout at Milwaukee Arena tonight. There will be no television or radio broadcast. King Hairan becomes the first Florida bred horse to win eight stakes for two-year-olds.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Rosewall and Hoad win Davis Cup to seal Australia
In Adelaide the pair overcame Vic Seixas and Sam Giammalva 1-6 6-1 7-5 6-4 to give Australia a 3-0 lead in the best of five. The crowd watched as Rosewall and Hoad, doubles champions across Wimbledon and Australia, steadied after a rough start. Tomorrow's singles will be exhibitions with Seixas vs Hoag and Flam vs Rosewall. Captains Hopman and Talbert may adjust lineups now the cup seems secure. Exterminator reference appears unrelated and is omitted.
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Haskell Made Toys Bring Joy to Refugees
The Douglas County Red Cross reports its Junior Red Cross program funded Haskell Home Economics toy making. Toys sent to Camp Kilmer and Hungarian refugee camps in Austria, with material backing from local junior enrollment. Additional aid includes air shipments to Austria of underwear and clothing, health gift boxes, and toys.
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