Jay Tracksters Lose Four as Heyward Ineligible for Spring
Kansas University announces four varsity trackmen ineligible for the 1960 spring season due to scholastic shortfalls. Senior co captains Darwin Ashbaugh and Paul Williams plus sophomores Bob Martin and Ted Riesinger lose eligibility, weakening KU's hopes for the Big Eight outdoor title and jeopardizing NCAA prospects. Heyward remains eligible for one game before ineligibility.
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Kansas University
Ralph Heyward
Darwin Ashbaugh
Ellis
Paul Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
Bob Martin
Mission
Ted Riesinger
Catoosa
Ashbaugh
Williams
Heyward
Philadelphia
KU Cage
Air Force
Colorado
Wayne Hightower
Dick Harp
Butch Ellison
Jim Dumas
Jack Mitchell
Wamego Tops Haskell to Lead Loop Standings
Wamego, the Jayhawk League leader, defeated Haskell Institute 51-28 to improve to 6-1 in league play and 10-2 overall. Washburn Rural beat Holton 86-52 to stay within one game of Wamego. Tom Deerick led Wamego with 19 points while Phil Homeratha and Darrell Smith each had 10 for Haskell.
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Jayhawk
Haskell Institute
Red Raider
Haskell
George Martin
Lawrence
Hayden
Topeka
Tribe
Wildcats
Washburn Rural
Holton
Tom Deerick
Phil Homeratha
Darrell Smith
Deerick
Graf
Johnson
Gilchrist
West
Hilliard
Homeratha
Smith
L. Harris
Romero
Taylor
Sumner
Harris
Central Mustangs hold off Emporia Junior High 39 35
Central Mustangs edged Emporia Junior High 39 to 35 to improve to 5 2 on the season. Bill Scott scored 12 in the first half as Central led 8 7 after one and 19 17 at halftime before an 11 7 third quarter iced the game. Mike Hill added seven in the third. Emporia rode a fast break to stay close.
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Mustangs
Emporia Junior High
Central
Bill Scott
Emporia
Scott
Jim O'Donnell
Mike Hill
Nanny Duver
Marty Masters
Jim Shideler
Atchison
Olathe
Lawrence
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Sauder
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Toa Fao Deci Enetictes Toiee
Dawrence
Emporia Woo
Boxing Results From Miami San Jose and London News
Fights last night reported by the Associated Press show Billy Ryan winning on points over Allan Harmon in Miami Beach. Denny Moyer also outpointed Willie Morton in San Jose. A Tiger Jones vs Joe Denucci bout was postponed to February 9 in Boston, while Freddie Gilroy defeated Ugo Milani in London on points.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Billy Ryan
Brockton
Mass
Allan Harmon
Kingston
Jamaica
San Jose
Calif
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Willie Morton
Boston
Tiger Jones
Joe Denucci
London
England
Freddie Gilroy
Ugo Milan
Italy
West Cagers Sweep Leavenworth Teams in Two Wins
West Junior High School basketball teams, the Warhawks, beat Ft Leavenworth in two games. Ninth graders won 38 to 20 led by Steve Heck 14 and Bill Trull 13 points. eighth graders won 34 to 7 with Rowe McKinnley scoring 12 in half. Both teams improve to 6-2 season. They travel to Leavenworth next.
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Basketeers
Ft. Leavenworth
Steve Heck
Bill Trull
Warhawks
Darrell Falen
Rowe McKinnley
Leavenworth
Baylor Hurt At End Of Lakers Pistons Clash
Elgin Baylor sprained ankle sidelined late in the Lakers 121-112 loss to Detroit at Madison Square Garden. He scored 47 before departure and is expected to play Thursday against St Louis, as Detroit moved within 244 games of Los Angeles for second in the Western Division. Boston beat St Louis 109-103 and Syracuse toppled New York 122-106 in other Tuesday games.
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Associated Press
Elgin Baylor
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
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Madison Square Garden
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Lakers
Baylor
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Syracuse Nats
New York Knickerbockers
Basketball scores across many conferences and schools nationwide
A stream of final scores from college and high school games across the nation lists results by matchups and teams with varied point totals, including Princeton over Providence 80 to 64 and Duke over South Carolina, plus numerous Kansas and Midwest games and high school battles with numerous city and school names.
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Colgate Air
Providence
Brown
Maine
Connecticut
Pitt
Bucknell
Springfield
South Duke Ie
South Carolina
St. Joseph's
Wake Forest
N.C. State
Virginia
West Virginia
Van
Western Ky
LaSalle
Virginia Tech
Citadel
North Carolina
Clemson
Florida State
Alabama
Midwest
Cincinnati
Bradley
Bonaventure
Marquette
Tuesday Scores From Area Quintets Across Region
Gardner 76 Staney 76 battle with Staney Campbell and Gardner stars Bateman 20 McFarland 6 Hunt 6. Valley Falls 55 Winchester 54 with Ferrell 20 and Metzger 7 leading Valley Falls. Oskaloosa 853 Ozawkie 45 OT. Perry 73 McLouth 67 led by Barnett 16 and Croke 18.
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Oxvawkie
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Decker
Lobb
Moore
Ponee
Osawkies
Scott
Bledsoe
Hesse
Brunton
Houston voters approve bonds for domed stadium project
Harris County residents back 22 million in bonds to fund a rain or shine stadium for Houston's 1962 National League entry. Roy Hofheinz says construction should start soon as the legislature validates the bonds. Gabe Paul notes the HSA will underwrite initial costs. In Pittsburg Kansas Hank Heidebrecht, Pittsburg State star, is academically ineligible for the second semester.
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Tex
Harris County
Roy Hofheinz
Houston Sports Association
Gabe Paul
HSA
Four Games Reported In Adult Church League Tuesday
Second Christian defeated Eu dora Baptist 37-20 in the Adult Church League at the Community Building. Other Tuesday results include First Presbyterian 32 First Methodist 29, Church Fellowship 46 Immanuel Lutheran 35, and First Christian 62 North Lawrence Christian 10. Thursday schedule features Trinity Lutheran versus First Presbyterian at 7 p.m. West Side Presbyterian versus EUB at 7, Second Christian versus First Methodist at 8, and Immanuel Lutheran against the Missionaries at 8.
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E.U.B
Pro Basketball Tuesday Results Highlight narrow Detroit win
Detroit defeats Los Angeles 121 to 112 while Syracuse beats New York 122 to 106 and Boston edges St. Louis 109 to 103. Remaining results list Detroit at St. Louis and New York at Boston upcoming. Syracuse at Providence and St. Louis at Philadelphia set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Syracuse
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Providence
Cincinnati Upsets Bradley To Tighten Missouri Valley
Cincinnati Bearcats without Oscar Robertson and guided by Ed Jucker beat third-ranked Bradley 73-72 for their 10th straight win. Tom Thacker led with 22 points including a dunk with 8 seconds left to cut Bradley’s MVC lead to 5-1. Cincinnati moved within a point of Bradley in the standings.
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Robertson
Chisox Pitcher Prefers Japan
Joe Stanka, 29, a Sox pitcher with questionable major league potential, prefers Japan where he posted a 17-12 record for the Nankai Hawks of Osaka. The White Sox paid $30,000 in 1959 to acquire him, and Ford Frick says he is out of order. Stanka accuses the Sox of scapegoating him to push a Japanese deal.
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Sox
Waynoka
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