Jayhawks tumble to ISU as Wroblewski hits 46 versus Kansas State
In Allen Fieldhouse Kansas drops to 0-3 in the second semester while Iowa State, led by Mike Wroblewski's 46 points, beats Kansas 91-72 after a 72-66 ISU win over Oklahoma. Wroblewski ties the conference scoring record as Jerry Gardner sets KU scoring guard mark with 20.
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Kansas State slips past Kansas in Sunflower showdown rout
Kansas State built a 48-37 halftime lead and routed Kansas 82-65 as Wroblewski hit late free throws to seal the win. Gardner and Ellison led KU with 25 points each while Ellison fouled out late. The crowd of about 7,000 reflected a sparse postwar-era arena.
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Legion baseball ages shift aims to boost local program
The National American Legion committee has raised the eligibility age for this summer to players born on or after September 1 1943, extending participation by four months and likely removing 16 year olds from play while letting older teens finish their Legion careers locally. Lawrence officials expect the change to strengthen the program with more mature players and a clearer path to college or professional baseball, while concerns for younger teens remain.
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Haskell Holton Game Set Friday On Local Court
Haskell Indians, 2-5 in league 3-12 overall, host Holton with 6:30 p.m. B team and 7:45 p.m. varsity games. Top scorer John Romero has left, while Dwayne Harris and Isaac Chavez lead in double figures. Holton 3-4 in Jayhawk, Osage City 1-6, Rural leads at 7-0. Wamego 3-4 plays Seaman, Paola and Rural dates loom on the schedule.
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Watsonville High Team Stages Unscheduled Curtain Dressing
The visiting Watsonville high school basketball squad appeared before about 700 fans at Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium. While changing from street clothes to uniforms, officials used the stage as a makeshift dressing room and someone pulled back the curtain.
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KU Falls to Kansas State as Wroblewski Nets 46
Kansas was outreached 48-37 at halftime and never recovered, losing 91-72 to Kansas State. Wroblewski scored 46 points, while KU’s Ellison and Gardner totaled 25 and 20. KU free throws and late-game errors doomed the upset bid. coach Harp urged better fundamentals.
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Southern Illinoisians Set Indoor Triangular With Kansas
Southern Illinois will face Kansas and Pittsburg State in an indoor triangular led by Joe Thomas of Salukis. The meet features the mile and two mile showdowns with Bill Dotson and Charles Hayward as top rivals, plus notable past records and recent NCAA finishes.
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Lions and Ottawa In a Must Battle
Lawrence and Ottawa-Northeast Kansas League rivals meet in Ottawa with 4-1 vs 3-1 league records. Ottawa seeks a third straight NEKL title while Lawrence aims to balance scoring after recent losses. Key players include Morton Dunn Reed for Ottawa and Shipstead for Lawrence. game times 6:30 B team 8 p.m. varsity.
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Marsh Winner In First Bout
Ronnie Marsh, a Kansas University footballer from Lawrence, won by technical knockout over Ray Love of Joplin in 1 22 of the first round in the open division heavyweight bout at the Golden Gloves in Kansas City. Frank House, Randy Ojeda, Sylvester Johnson, Sam Watson, and Wesley Walker also won in their divisions. The results list additional decisions and TKOs from the novice division and other weight classes.
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Angels switch hotels in four cities for 1962 season
The Los Angeles Angels have changed hotels in Boston Chicago Minneapolis and New York as they prepare for the 1962 campaign.
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College Basketball Scores From AP Wire Highlights
AP wire reports list numerous games with teams like Villanova Georgetown and Syracuse delivering wins. Notable results include Villanova over Inquesner 82 64 and Rutgers over Muhlenberg 102 84 while Kansas State defeated Kansas 91 72 and Oklahoma 66.
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Steve Bilko and Art Fowler Hit Five Year Mark
Steve Bilko and Art Fowler of the Los Angeles Angels both became five years major league players last season.
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