Williams versus Bethea and Bowdry wins in misty card
In Houston Williams 208 outpointed Bethea 208. In Miami Harold Johnson 172 stopped Bowdry 172. In Sacramento Dave Brown 156 knocked out Terry Smith 163. Jimmy Flood 16014 outpointed Per Trenton 12914. Tom Lowery stopped Tommy Goff 1334 in Trenton 3.
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Wolfpack Stuns Third-Ranked Duke In ACC Tilt
NC State coach Everett Case and the Wolfpack upset Duke 61-59 on Terry Litchfield's late jumper. Duke suffered its first ACC loss in IS games as State eyes a potential NCAA bid.
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Tuesday's Scores By Area Quintets
Local basketball scores roundup shows Valley Falls 68 over Oskaloosa 41 with key players Kern Decker and Lobb. Desoto wins 45 to 38 against Baldwin as Morse and Girley star. Perry tops Meriden 66 to 48 led by Pearson and Toberts. Overbrook defeats Lane 81 to 54 with Overbrook's Durnean leading scorers. Gardner beats Wellsville 68 to 42 as Mechamieds and Carluthers contribute. McLouth edges Nortonville 63 to 61 with Norris and Beterson tallying points.
Lengthy Pact For Mitchell Still In Limbo
Coach Jack Mitchell’s proposed one year contract at Kansas University football remains unsettled as the Athletic Board and Regents have not acted. Mitchell, who has two years left on his current five year deal, awaits formal action and a reported $1,800 raise recently increased his yearly pay to $17,600. The new ten year pact is not expected to include a raise this time.
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Johnson Crowned Light-Heavy King After KO Victory
Harold Johnson defeated Jesse Bowdry in the ninth round to seize the NBA world light heavyweight title in Miami Beach. Johnson, eager to avenge his 1954 loss to Archie Moore, delivered a burst of attacks, knocking Bowdry down three times before the stoppage. The crowd of 4,017 paid $20,829.50 as Johnson claimed the championship.
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College Cage Scores From A Sloppy OCR Recap
East Penn State over Princeton 62 74 in mismatched listings. Texas Tech defeats Southwest Texas 62 96. SMU beats Texas Christian 9 33. Missouri loses to Kansas 74 72. Multiple team names and digits appear garbled with no clear dates or venues.
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Eudora Cardinals Rout Spring Hill for 63 29 Little Seven Win
Eudora remains undefeated in Little Seven League with a 63-29 home victory over Spring Hill to move to 10-0 in the loop and 12-3 overall. Ronnie Means led with 15 points, followed by Charley Watts 13 and Dean Neal 11 as Eudora pulled away after a 14-12 first quarter. The Cardinals outscored Spring Hill 21-1 in the second period and 55-23 by end of the third. They visit DeSoto Friday with the B game at 7 p.m.
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Pro Basketball Tuesday Results Roundup
Basketball results show Bastouw hl doe Nateles 94 to New York il Detroit 127 to Philadelphia 124. Wednesday games include Baston ato Sere and Whitadelphia at Perrait. Thursday games list St. Louis at Los Angeles and New Yorks at hiladelphia.
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Harp Edges Missouri Rival Ahead of Saturday Showdown
Kansas coach Dick Harp boasts a 9-0 all-time edge over Missouri as his Jayhawks prepare for Big Eight battles with Nebraska in Lincoln and Missouri in Lawrence. Wayne Hightower nears 1 000 career points, while Charles Henke and Bill Bridges pace KU defense and scoring. Kansas aims for six straight wins and a 83rd victory over Nebraska.
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Haskell Erupts Too Late In Loss To Seaman Vikings
Seaman High defeated Haskell Institute 58 35 in Topeka as Ken Taylor sparked a late Indian rally but the comeback fell short. Taylor led Haskell with 14 points followed by De Wayne Harris 12 and Simon Mitchell 11 while Seaman’s balanced attack was led by John Bond with 13. Haskell falls to 2 6 in league play and 4 10 overall. Seaman rises to 5 3 in league.
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Jensen Returns to Red Sox After Retirement
Jackie Jensen, a powerful outfielder, signs with the Boston Red Sox for a comeback after retirement. No salary terms announced. Jensen is believed to command around 40000 dollars.
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Jayhawks Open Indoor Season Against Pitt State
Kansas begins the 1961 indoor season in Allen Fieldhouse facing Pittsburg State. Field events start at 7 30 p m with running at 8 p m. Kansas pursues a nine meet dual streak despite losing Tidwell Tague Cushman Williams Ashbaugh Riesinger Olson and others.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Treatment
New York report details a Bio-Dyne based preparation named Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery, relieves itching and pain, and shows case by case shrinkage with patients declaring piles no longer a problem. The remedy is available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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