Kansas State favored in Sunflower Series clash at Allen Fieldhouse
The Sunflower Series ends this season as Kansas State, holding a strong roster led by Wroblewski McKenzie Marriott and depth with Suttner Gottfrid Heitmeyer Johnson, faces Kansas in Allen Fieldhouse. KU, 1-3 in the Big Eight, relies on Harp's mental approach and guard tandem Ellison Gardner to upset the Wildcats.
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Veteran Writer Ernest Lanigan Dies at 89
Philadelphia mourns Ernest J. Lanigan a former sportswriter and Hall of Fame historian at Cooperstown New York. Lanigan began with the Philadelphia Record later worked for the Sporting News New York Press and Cleveland Leader. He joined the Hall of Fame in 1946 becoming its historian in 1948. He retired four years ago.
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Hall of Fame
Kearns Says Moore to Face Fullmer in May for Title
San Francisco AP Kearns says Archie Moore will defend his light heavyweight crown in May against Gene Fullmer NBA middleweight champion. Kearns and Marv Jenson expect the bout to be classified as a championship match by the California Athletic Commission. Moore’s NBA title was stripped last year for inactivity though he is still recognized as champion outside the NBA.
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College Basketball Scores Ledger From AP Report
AP wire recap lists numerous men’s and women’s results across colleges and junior colleges. Notable wins include Penn State over Gettysburg 60 to 43 and Memphis State 88 over Winthrop 70, with many other pairings and scores across conferences. High school results from Great Bend to Chanute are also recorded, showing varied outcomes.
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Seaman
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Smith Center
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Humboldt
Cherryvate
Merion
Colby
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Oakley
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Cassius Clay Proves He Talks Like Archie at NY Luncheon
In New York Clay, 20, showcased his chat at a boxing writers luncheon ahead of Saturday's Madison Square Garden date with Sonny Banks. He aims for a title shot by beating top contenders Liston Machen Johansson and Patterson, as his syndicate arranges a $300 monthly pay plus expenses and purse share.
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Sonny) Banks
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Wolfpack toppled Duke as NC State stuns fifth-ranked Blue Devils
NC State Wolfpack defeated Duke 71 to 55 in Raleigh sending Duke to 7-2 in ACC and 14-3 overall while NC State rose to 6-3 and third in the conference. Russ Marvel led Wolfpack scoring with 22 points as Art Heyman was sidelined with a sprained ankle.
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Frank Lary Lands Big Pay Boost After Yankee Wins
Detroit pitcher Frank Lary, famed for beating the New York Yankees, signed a 1962 contract reported at 35 000 dollars. The 30 year old had a 23 9 record in 1961 and beat New York four times in six decisions. Lary’s Detroit arc includes a 27 10 career mark against the Yankees.
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Giants Sign Third Baseman Davenport to 25th Deal
Fold and third baseman Jim Davenport became the 25th San Francisco Giants player to sign, marking another midseason acquisition.
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Stagg Seeks Home But Remains in Hospital
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 99, wants to go home from Cameron Hospital in Stockton California where he has been since Saturday with an ailing right knee. The doctor says Stagg will stay about another week though he is out of bed and in a chair. The Grand Old Man of football retired in 1960 after 70 years coaching and turns 100 in August. Also noted is Cincinnati’s NL pennant winner adding four players after the World Series: Moe Drabowsky, Dave Sisler, Dick Keough, and Jesse Gonder.
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