Haskell Indians to face Washburn Rural in tourney
After a 66-54 win over Osage City in the Jayhawk League Tournament opener Haskell Indian Institute advances to play Washburn Rural at 8:30 p m tonight at Wamego High School Gym The Indians previously beat Wamego in the conference contest The other semifinal has Wamego against Effingham with Holton facing Osage City and Marion meeting Seaman in consolation play Willie Sevier cooled from his 19 2 scoring pace in the win
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Willie Sevier
Rio paper blames delays in military censorship
Correio da Manha, a leading Rio de Janeiro daily, reports its page six proofs were held at the War Ministry delaying today’s issue. The government decreed censorship last month to block criticism of the provisional regime. The opposition Diario de Noticias was raided and copies seized for an editorial critical of censorship. Censorship not applied to dispatches sent abroad.
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War Ministry
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Diario de Naticns
Kansas Jayhawkers Face Missouri in Big Seven Semi final
Kansas and Missouri both stand 52 on the season as they reach the Big Seven semi finals. Kansas seeks a finals berth by defeating favored Missouri after winning last night while Cornell and Nebraska exit. Colorado meets Iowa State in the first semi and two losers bracket games follow.
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Rex Ekwall
Lionel Smith
Norm Stewart
Milton Kogan
Gene Elston
Bill Brattard
Indians Beat Osage 61 50 in Conference Clash
Seaver and Bailey led with 15 and 13 points as Haskell junior varsity Coffin’s Tribe remained undefeated in conference play. Osage’s Ryal returning would boost Osage ailing lineup, while postgame plans showed Sevier, Black, and Bailey pacing the winners with Williamson adding 15 in Holton win.
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Tony) Coffin
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Arlen Romary
Dick Pollard
Gary Williamson
Gene Haun
Williamson
Holton
Fort Hays Quint Ousted From New Mexico Battle
PORTALES New Mexico in the eighth annual Sunshine Basketball Tourney Eastern New Mexico edged defending champion Fort Hays 83 80 after overcoming an eight point deficit in the final minute West Texas State beat Arkansas State Teachers Southwestern Oklahoma State defeated Southern Illinois Southeast Missouri State routed Western State Consolation games set Illinois versus Colorado Western Arkansas State versus Fort Hays
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Major League Bowling Notes with Team Standings
In the Tuesday night Major League Palfour Co. and Heaman's TV split points with Blue Ribbon, while Standard Oil and Sander's each earned three from Wrench Sanitary and Rapid Transit. Bellinger’s Electric and others posted points in a crowded standings update with several teams jockeying for position.
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Franseco
Gele
Rice Star Funnels 43 Point Night in SWC Tourney
Rice sophomore Temple Tucker scored 43 points to set a tournament record as Rice crushed Texas A&M 110-81 in the SWC first round. Other tourney results included California over Baylor 72-59, Texas over TCU 60-60, SMU over Arkansas 67-62, and BYU beating Detroit 99-77 in the Motor City final. City tourneys in New York and Oklahoma City produced San Francisco’s 33rd straight win and Oklahoma City University’s upset of Oklahoma A&M to reach finals.
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Texas A&m
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Boxing's 1955 Top Ringmen Rise Amid Turbulent Year
The year highlighted Rocky Marciano’s KO of Archie Moore before 61,371 fans and a $948,117 gate. Carmen Basilio rose to welterweight champ, Sugar Ray Robinson regained the middleweight title, and Bobo Olson was twice knocked out by Moore and Robinson. Boxing faced strong state scrutiny with scandals and suspensions, including a Pennsylvania boxing shutdown.
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Johannesburg
Pascual Perez
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Tony DeMarco
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Syracuse
Boston
Chicago
Bobo
Randy Turpin
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Cincinnati
Floyd Patterson
Willie Pantrano
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Nashua Star Of Track Reign Amid Swaps Victory Era
The year 1955 in horse racing crowned Nashua as the sport’s standout despite Swaps capturing the Kentucky Derby. Nashua won the Preakness and Belmont, earned seven $100,000 wins, and banked a record $759,550 while Swaps rose out West and a possible match race stirred talk. Arcaro led money-winning jockeys as Nashua trained by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons dominated the headlines.
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College Basketball Multi-Tournament Scores Report
A dense summary of various 1960s era college basketball results across numerous tournaments including Motor City Classic and Holiday Festival. Teams such as Brigham Young, Penn State, Toledo, San Francisco, Holy Cross, LaSalle, Syracuse, Richmond, Army, Cincinnati, Virginia Tech, Rhode Island, West Virginia, Florida State, Columbia, Santa Clara, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma A&M, Tulsa, New Orleans, Loyola, Texas, SMU, Arkansas, Kentucky Invitational participants, Western Kentucky, Murray, Eastern Kentucky, Morehead, Bowling Green, Ohio University, Arizona, Quincy Invitational, Ottawa Invitational, and others posted scores or progress across multiple venues and consolation rounds. Notable results include Richmond 96 over Army 94, Cincinnati 93 over Virginia Tech, West Virginia 18 over Florida State 69, and Kansas 75 over Cornell 58.
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Lawrence High Pupils Break Candy Machine Theft
Two Lawrence High School pupils admitted stealing 60 cents of candy by prying open a storage compartment in a candy machine at Kansas University's Military Science Building. Police Chief John Hazelot said they caused $5 in damage and were ordered by Juvenile Court Judge Charles Rankin to reimburse the candy and the damage.
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John Hazelot
Kansas University
Military Science
Charles Rankin
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