K-State Opens Big Eight Title Run with Colorado Clash
Kansas State seeks a third straight Big Eight basketball title as it heads to Boulder to face Colorado after a 5-0 start in league play. The Wildcats beat Baylor 77-63 at home last Saturday while Colorado, at 3-2, prepares for Nebraska and lawrence tests this weekend.
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Wilt Chamberlain Leads Warriors to 114 104 Victory
Wilt Chamberlain scored 41 points to lift the Philadelphia Warriors past the Minneapolis Lakers 114 104 in San Francisco at the Cow Palace. The half filled crowd of 8057 paid spectators left hopeful for a bigger reception in Los Angeles.
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Slide at Squaw Valley Blacks Out Key Region
A landslide 50 miles west of Squaw Valley cut almost all communications at the 1960 Winter Olympic site. Telephone lines and Western Union routes were down for westbound traffic. Reno operators rerouted calls as eastern lines were delayed. Cable repair progressed, with partial restoration by 10 p.m. and hundreds of circuits expected to be back soon.
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Correll Ineligible For KU Iowa State Game
Kansas University sophomore guard Allen Correll, 6-4, cannot play in Saturday’s KU Iowa State game. He will be eligible after the semester starts on Mt. Oread, with classes beginning next Monday. He is cleared to play against Kansas State on February 10.
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Haskell Aims to rebound against cellar-dwelling Wamego Tuesday
The Haskell Indians travel to Wamego to face the 0-7 Red Raiders in a Jayhawk League game with 8 pm tipoff for the A game and 6:30 pm for the B game. Expected lineup includes Homeratha at guard joining Coon Taylor Juneau Camp, as Gouge remains ineligible.
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Goodwin and Phillips Capture Women’s Four-Ball Title
Sharp putting Joanne Goodwin and Doris Phillips won the women’s international four-ball golf title with a 2 and 1 victory over Judy Bell and Barbara McIntire after decisive play on the 27th hole Sunday.
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Tulane Coach backs point zones against seven-footers
Tulane coach Cliff Wells argues against raising baskets to stop seven-footers. He believes lowering or changing scoring zones would hinder small players, not balance the game, and cites NBA and coaches group perspectives on the issue.
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Wells proposes three point zones to change basketball
Wells outlines a scoring scheme dividing the court into three zones. Shots within 10 feet count one point, within 20 feet two points, and outside 20 feet three points. Four shots stay unchanged. Centers dunk but earn one. Long range shooters benefit with three points. Zones marked by lines from the baseline under baskets.
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Becerra Ortiz in Los Angeles Title Doubleheader
Bantamweight Jose Becerra rated 8 5 favorite faces Alphonse Halimi in a return bout while Carlos Ortiz is even for his junior welterweight title defense against Raymundo Torres in a live outdoor doubleheader. The program marks the first multiple title card since 1937 with no TV coverage.
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College basketball results roundup from multiple games
Western Kentucky beat LaSalle 76 70. St Bonaventure 93 Marshall 8 6. Villanova 75 Canisius 68. Pitt 67 Dartmouth 62. Seton Hall 83 Fordham 73. Penn State 77 Carnegie Tech 73. Columbia 87 Army 66. Mary 4 West Virginia NC State 90 Clemson 69. Georgia 69 Tennessee 62. Georgia Tech 60 Alabama 48. Duke 79 South Carolina 65. Auburn 65 Vanderbilt 64. Mississippi State 71 LSU 40. Louisville 86 Kentucky Wesleyan 71. Bradley 62 Marquette 59 OT. Minnesota 84 Wisconsin 72. Ohio State 111 Michigan St 79. Purdue 83 Michigan 63. Colorado 58 Nebraska 64. Indiana 82 DePaul 78. Timon 71 Notre Dame 67. Texas Tech 75 TCU 66 O Hardin-Simmons 81 Arizona 63. California 67 Oregon State 48 UCLA 16 Air Force 76 Stanford 77 Oregon 61 Idaho 64 Montana State 3 Denver 107 New Mexico 79
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Thomas Raises Indoor High Jump Record at Millrose Meet
Boston University sophomore John Thomas cleared 7 feet 1 1/4 inches to set an indoor mark at the Millrose Games, edging toward 7-2 as he eyes Boston AA meets. He matched a 7.0-second flat in the 60-yard dash era, while Hayes Jones tied the indoor 60-yard hurdles record with 7.0 seconds.
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Eight Big Ones For Cage Clubs On State Scene
The week features eight key college games in Kansas with CIC leaders Pittsburg hosting Emporia State after a Tuesday test against St Benedict's. Fort Hays and Ottawa chase, while Bethany and McPherson press, and a slate of non league matchups closes the week across the state.
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Pro Cage Scores Monday Schedule
Basketball schedule lists Philadelphia at Minneapolis in Los Angeles and St Louis at Boston in New York on Tuesday Syracuse and Cincinnati at Philadelphia both in New York venues.
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Oscar Robertson chase nears major college three year mark
Drake faces Cincinnati in a Missouri Valley Conference bout as Oscar Robertson seeks to extend his three year scoring record. The star needs four points to surpass Frank Selvy and 2,587 career points to top Dickie Hemric, amid a wide open national race as conference play resumes.
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U S Ski Team Sees Tough Olympic Odds for 1960
Steamboat Springs reports the United States named 14 skiers for cross country and Nordic combined at Squaw Valley. Team manager Dr. David Bradley calls it the best ever, while Sixten Jernberg looms as a heavy favorite in the 30 kilometer cross country, and Mac Miller aims to repeat his 1956 Olympic appearance. Named cross country members include Miller, Fahanson, Massa, Hirvonen, Bohlin, Lahdenpera, Dendahl, Akers, and Wilson. Nordic combined picks are Farwell, Vincelette, Letson, Lussi, and Cress.
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Unsung Teens Dominate National Alpine Ski Championship
Norway’s Oddvar Ronnestad captured the men’s combined title at the National Alpine Ski championships in Utah. Alan Engen of Salt Lake City finished strong in multiple events, while Japan’s Chick Tagaya won the giant slalom and trailed Huega in the slalom. Elizabeth and Nancy Greene of Canada swept the women’s combined, with Tammy Dix taking third.
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Dristan Decongestant Tablets Claim Sinus Relief
New York announces a tablet that purportedly drains all sinus cavities rapidly without discomfort. The product, sold as Dristan Decongestant Tablets at 98 cents per 24, is said to travel via blood plasma to shrink swollen sinus doors and relieve congestion and pain with a money back guarantee.
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Littler Dominates Tournament of Champions Streak
Gene Littler closes a five year run in the Tournament of Champions with finishes 1st in 1955 1956 and 1957 4th in 1958 and 3rd in 1959. He completed a remarkable streak as the event neared its Las Vegas edition.
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Handy Pastor Marries Couples During Bus Trip
In Toledo Ohio a preacher helps a Detroit couple wed en route after convincing another rider, Rev. George, to assist. The ceremony takes place three days later in Maize near Knoxville Tennessee, uniting Uriah Bell and Barbara Leviston.
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