Lawrence Junior League Standings Report
Saturday morning results show Tigers winning one game. Wildcats beat Cornhuskers in a close match. Sooners claim three victories over Snickers. Cornhuskers split two games with the Thuflalaes amid a cluttered scoreboard.
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Lawrence
Wok Tigers
Wildcats
Cornbunkers
Affaloes
Jayhawks
Somers
Rockets
Fteta Ees
Larry Torneden Cwildentay
Piidep
Larry Torneden
Rose Bowl Teas and Big Games Set Amid Bowl Buzz
Teas arrive as Rose Bowl starts at 4 today. Preview notes include Oregon State vs Iowa, Texas Christian vs Syracuse, Baylor in Sugar Bowl, and Texas A and M in the Southwest, with conference rules affecting selections and matchups. References to Clemson Colorado Oklahoma and Oklahoma State stir expectations for a busy media slate and potential ticket sales.
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Tryzeriae
Orlando
Netapeo
Mississippy Southern
Lefy
Texas State
Umisbay
Rey Une
Marsland
Duke
Clemson
Colorado
Buffs
Oklahoma
Texas Christian - Syracuse
TCU
Texas A
Tennessee
Okia- Imnia
Associated Press
Baylor
Towa
Oregon State
Hawkeyes
Kentucky Wesleyan Reaches All American Cage Finals
In Owensboro Kentucky Wesleyan advances to the All American Cage Action final after a tight win. Tom Cosina scored twice in the last minutes to seal the margin as Virginia Seeiling and New Mexico A M challenged. Iona College meets Montana State for fifth place as Georgetown loses 75 71 in the consolation bracket.
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Kentucky Wesleyan
Kentucky
Montana State
State
University of Georgetown
Iona
University of Mississippi
New Trophy Thrills Star Pat McCormick
Pat McCormick, two time Olympic diving champion, wins the James E. Sullivan memorial trophy as outstanding amateur athlete of 1956. She earned 1,889 points in a nationwide poll, beating Rafer Johnson who had 877. The 26 year old mother and 27 time national title winner had also been named woman athlete of the year by AP.
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Lakewood
Calif
Pat McCormick
James E. Sullivan
Pat
Rafer Johnson
Associated Press
Bowling Notes Ivy League and Hawk Leagues Standings
League standings and weekly results from the Ivy League and Hawk Leagues show Lawrence Paper Co. Office and Reuter Organ each taking four points from Independent Laundry and Fritzer Jayhawk while Westview Motel and Jones Mack split four points with two apiece. Jayhawk League lists teams including Necker Coy Co and American Legion with match results and individual players noted. Sunflower League records Chcuk Wagon and Anderson's Insurance sharing four points from Nick's Cafe and related scores.
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Wos
Lawrence Paper Co
Offive
Frivel-Jayhawk
Gemmell's Jones
Bolte Traver Independent Laundry
Westview Motel
Reuter Organ
Lawrence
S.O.W. Teel
Veto
Ind
Ambler
Jay
Hodcp
Padan
Ccs
Reuter Organ Nd. Ser
Hocp
Lawrence Faper Co
Reuter. Organ
Fritzer-Jayhawk
Gemmella
Rhodes Rooters
Ohb
ODF
C.W. Tech
Jones-Mack
Jayhawk
Tnecker-Coy Co
Meitner Furnace
American Legion
Hank's
Penny's
Scott Temperature
Wolfoon's - Haven Insurance Weatence
Cooper- Warre Teal
Haver Tguprince
Johanning
Decker-Coy
Decker-Cay
Decker-Coy Co
Hi 10
Decker- Coy
Decker-Co
Hawk
Hayes
Aurance
Wolfson
Penny
Rave
Mettner Furnace
Router Organ
Sunflower
Nick's
Hideo
Holcomb
Sunflower League
Anderson’ Insurance
Blackle’s Plate and Plumbers Union
Nick
Caft
Bill Bodin
Green Lanterty
Jacques Realty
Logan Moore
Cage Results From All American Tournament at Louisville KY
The All American cage results list Montana State 75 over Georgetown 7 in a consolation match and New Mexico A&M 5 over Maryland 41 in a semifinal. Kentucky Wesleyan 92 Virginia 72 leads to a final. Other scores include Oklahoma Christian 74 Oregon 52 and Northwestern 73 Yale 63.
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Barry
Georgia
Jacksonvile
Florida
Hubert Reed
Oklahoma City U
Oregon
Northwestern
Dick Johnson
Phil Wareron
Yale
Chicago
Loyola
Western Michigan
Murray
Seree
Wuwenshoro
Montana State
Georgetown
Ciy
New Mexico A&m
Maryland
Kentucky Wealeyva
Virginia
Oklahoma
Copmin
FBI Agents Nail Oldster For Posing as Heir To Coors Funds
FBI arrested Adolph Hecker 57 in Cheyenne and charged him with posing as an heir to the Coors fortune to raise 150000 over 20 years. Charlies Bowles 73 and Neila Sharp 65 were also charged with aiding Hecker. they claimed innocence as dupes. Hecker used a Coors name and targeted Colorado and Wyoming victims with fictitious family estate rewards.
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Denver
FBI
Adolph Hecker
Coors Brewery Co
Charlies A. Bowles
Neila J. Sharp
Elgin
Neb
Hecker
Webb Burke
Contract Trouble Takes Three Artists to Court
Hollywood report describes Rob ert Sterling Anne Jeffreys and Ann Blyth entering lawsuits. Sterling and his wife Mia Jeffreys sue the Topper producers for 4410, claiming ten percent of net proceeds but receiving much less. Blyth sues over the film Conquest alleging omission of her likeness in a 75000 action against Klm Crest Productions Inc.
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Hollywood
Robert Sterling
Anne Jeffreys
Ann Blyth
Sterling
Mia Jeffreys
Bernard L. Schubert
John W. Loveton
Miss Blyth
Jher
Klm Crest Productions, Inc
Ex Purdue Professor Dr B F Cathenwood Dies In Lafayette
Former Purdue University instructor and also on the faculties of Illinois and Ithaca College died Monday in Lafayette Indiana at age 77. The late Dr Cathenwood held teaching posts across several major universities.
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Ind
B. F. Cathenwood
Purdue University
University of Illinois
Ithaca
N.Y.) College
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Lincoln
Mao Claire
Nail Oldster
Coors Brewery
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A. V. Phillips
Milt‘ Stoffer
Titl
Derby Grain Elevator CO
C. R. Parker Woodworking Shop
Mechanic St
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