Hawks, Colorado Renew Old Feud With Wildcats Wounded
Kansas State faces Nebraska amid injuries to three starters Gene Wilson Pachin Vicens and Jim Smith. Colorado tops Oklahoma 61-55 to open league play as Kansas meets Kansas City area foes and Snyder’s late free throw lifts K State over Town State.
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Missouri
Manhattan
Gene Wilson
Pachin Vicens
Iowa State
Jim Smith
Kansas State
Nebraska
Linccoln
A. Colorado
Oklahoma
Norman
Kansas Jayhawks
Lawrence
Kansas
Dallas Dobbs
Full Press Pays Off For Hays Courtmen In CIC Race
Fort Hays State Tigers sit atop the CIC standings at 20 0 with a dominant press leading victories over Emporia State 70 57 and St Benedicts earlier week. They face Southwestern in Winfield Friday and Pittsburg at Pittsburg Saturday as part of a busy schedule. Pittsburg Glen Cooper led a 92 66 rout over Southwestern while Washburn edged St Benedicts 63 62 on Ralph Snavelys late free throw.
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Fort Hays State Tigers
Cade Suran
Tigers
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Emporia State
St. Benedict's
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Winfield
Pittsburg
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Washburn
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Denver
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Glen Cooper
Ray Potter
St. Benedict
Ralph Snavely
Larson Outflings Graham For Hula Pigskin Tangle
California quarterback Paul Larson outplayed Otto Graham as the College All Stars defeated Hawaii Stars 33 13 in the Hula Bowl. Larson passed and Carroll Hardy sparked the scoring with 138 yards on 13 carries and four punts. Hardy named outstanding collegiate player. pro scouts eye Larson and Hardy for pro ranks.
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Paul Larson
California
Cleveland
Otto Graham
Hawaii AH Stars
Larson
Colorado
Carroll Hardy
Hardy
Rice
Dickie Moegle
U.C.L.A
Jim Salsbury
Elstun Proving Ground For Sophomore Star At KU
Kansas star Gene Elstun, a 6-3 Shawnee-Mission product, guards Missouri’s Norm Stewart in his first Big Seven game, adding to a strong start as a versatile sophomore. Coach Phog Allen calls him intelligent and hungry, while Elstun balances basketball with golf as he eyes more Big Seven showings. He faces Colorado next, featuring Bob Jeangerard at 14 points per game.
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Rex Ekwall
Nebraska
Lionel Smith
Pachin Viciens
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John Parker
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Big Seven
Rod Johnson
K.U
Phog Allen
Bemidji
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Commerce Trust Co
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Mims Castellani Fight Could Produce Olson Challenger
In New York the Mims Castellani bout in Cleveland Wednesday could yield a challenger to B Bobo Olson. IBC president Jim Norris named the winner, plus Giardello and Homez, as potential next foes. Castellani led Olson earlier this year but settled for a 15 round decision.
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Bobo Olson
Holly Mims
Rocky Castellani
Cleveland
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Joey Giardello
Charley Homez
Kansas Loop Quint Begin Rugged Grind to Start Season
In the Kansas Conference race eight conference games dot the week schedule with Ottawa Kansas Wesleyan Baker and McPherson each holding one victory. College of Emporia routed McPherson last weekend as Ed Sink led scoring with 17 and Charles Dehlinger added 14. Standings show College of Emporia Ottawa Kansas Wesleyan Baker Bethel Bethany and McPherson in play. Also Jayhawk No 22 Disabled American Veterans meet tonight at Municipal Building 8th and Vt Streets. Victory Bell at Annapolis signals Navy over Army.
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Bethel
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McPherson Bulldogs
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Charles Dehlinger
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Eudora Grade Cagers Split Gardner Series
Eudora Grade School basketball teams split two games with Gardner. The first team won 4 19 to 22 13 for the second unit. Jeff Simmons led the first team with 22 points, Dick Neal added 15 as the unbeaten squad averages 44 points. The Tri County League includes Sunflower Soto Gardner Wellsville and Eudora with the league tournament set for February 23 24 and 25 at Eudora.
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Dick Neal
Earl Wilson
Lawrence
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Wellsville
South Tops North in Senior Bowl Showdown
South team stops North 12 6 after three quarters in Mobile Alabama. Quarterback Dave Leggett of Ohio State led an 80 yard scoring drive for the North while South countered with a 63 yard drive ending in Frank Eidom’s two yard score and Dick Bielski’s 10 yard TD. Bobby Freeman of Auburn directed the South offense as Bud Brooks of Arkansas earned top lineman honors. Winners received $500 and expenses. North players $400 and expenses.
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Brown
Cleveland Browns
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Ohio State
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Steve Owen
Frank Eidom
Southern’ Methodist
Dick Bielski
Maryland
Bobby Freeman
Auburn
All America
Bud Brooks
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kurt Burris
Rebels
Even That Final Bell May Not Signal Finis
Wilton New Hampshire hosted a girls basketball game where Peterboro trailed 39-37 at the final bell. A late score correction tied the game 39-39, then Peterboro outscored Wilton in overtime to win 41-40 after a two minute extra period.
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Peterboro
Kentucky stunned by Georgia Tech loss ends 32 game skein
Kentucky, boasting a 32 game win streak and 129 straight at home, fell 59-58 to Georgia Tech on a last minute goal by Joe Helms. Tech, a 2-5 team this season, routed Kentucky’s hope to remain unbeaten in the SEC. Duquesne, St Francis of Loretto and Furman also posted notable results with Darrell Floyd scoring 50 for Furman in a 154-67 conquest of the Citadel.
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Loretto
Ken Stucky
Cornell
Dartmouth
Joe Helms
Georgia’ Tech
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Artmouth
Furman
Citadel
Darrell Floyd
Frank Selyy
Weaver and Broyles Top Arkansas Coaching Contenders
Arkansas officials name DeWitt Weaver and Frank Broyles among six to ten candidates for the Razorbacks head football coach job. Wyatt’s successor is being sought after his Saturday departure to Tennessee. Weaver, visiting Detroit, says he has not decided if Arkansas offers him the post.
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Little Rock
Ark
Texas Tech
DeWitt Weaver
Frank Broyles
Georgia Tech
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Bowden Wyatt
Wryatt
Razorbacks
University of Tennessee
Harvey Robinson
John Barnhill
Willam Good
Weaver
Broyles
Wyatt
Barnhill
Bowling Notes Sunflower League Day Standings
In the 11th week of Clea League bowling Team Hi 10 Auto Wrecking led with 10 points, while Piadium swept four from Anderson's Insurance. Laming, Auto Wrecking, and Blackle's Place each took three points from Scott Temperature, Miller's Furniture, and Hansdell Motors. Service Grocery and Chuck Wagon split four points. Nitrate tops weekly highs with 214, 871, and season highs of 871 for Ind Hi 10 and 2278 for Ind Hi 30.
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Lawrence Decorators
Miller
Kansdell Motors
Scott
Anderson Insurance
Wilmuth
Padi
Pladium
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Scott Temperature
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Pro Basketball Scores from Associated Press
Boston 98 Rochester 92 New York 86 Philadelphia 84 Milwaukee 77 Syracuse 72 Fort Wayne 89 Minneapolis 66. Scores logged from AP service show tight games across the league with balanced scoring and close finishes.
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New York
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Fort Wayne
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Jaybee Five Beaten by Rockhurst 84 69 at Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University basketball fell 84 to 69 to Rockhurst College reserves at Hoch Auditorium in Kansas City. Jaybee five, led by Sitlington with 17 points, trailed from seven minutes in, as Rockhurst balanced scoring and forced 33 KU fouls. Center Jim Taft led KU with 18 points, while Rockhurst had four players in double figures.
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Rockhurst
Jim Sitlington
Arlo
Ruell Dolor Rehm
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Sitlington
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Grand Island
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Chances of WA Survival Sum After Sunday Meet
Kansas City report says the Class C Western Association faces likely collapse with only three clubs ready for next season. Muskogee Ponca City and Hutchinson claim full working agreements with major league teams and insist on major league setups. Topeka Salina and Independence say they will not operate without them. Eight teams played last year including Topeka Hutch Muskogee Ponca City and Blackwell.
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Tulsa
Muskogee
Ponca City
Hutchinson
Topeka
Salina
Independence
Kan
Seups
Hutch- Muskogee
Blackwell
Erdelatz Rumored Taking Dandy Pact as Ram Coach
Washington sources report Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz may sign a long term Rams deal near double his Navy pay. Lions GM Nick Kerbawy says the move is in the works and could be announced soon. Erdelatz and LA Rams president Dan Reeves discussed the potential shift after Poole’s season end resignation.
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Washington
Eddie Erdelatz
Navy
Los Angeles’ Rams
Washington Post
Times Herald
Shirley Povich
Nick Kerbawy
Detroit Lions
Erdelatz
Rams
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles
National
Littler Wins $5,000 Coast Open in Los Angeles
Gene Littler, in his first year as a pro, captured the $5,000 top prize at the Los Angeles Open with a four under par 276 over 72 holes. The former U S amateur champion from Palm Springs sank a key 35-foot chip on the 15th to clinch victory, matching a pattern of late-game success. The article notes his quiet dominance amid seasoned pros and also mentions the American buffalo’s historic range.
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Greater
Bemidji
Minn
Leavenworth
Shawnee-Mission
Angel Leon
Wichita North
National Rifle
NRA
Eamp
Huaig
California
New York
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Ey Saller
Gene Littler
U.S
San
Palm
Calif
Littler
Bogota taxi strike calls for police protection
Nearly four thousand taxi drivers in Bogota walked out demanding more police protection after reporting at least four drivers killed by passengers in recent months and more than twenty beaten and robbed.
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Colombia
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