Unbeaten List Down to 3 Teams After Losses
Top ranked Cincinnati Villanova and LaSalle remain unbeaten in college basketball as Texas A M loses to SMU. Cincinnati hosts St Louis as LaSalle meets Syracuse and Villanova faces Temple in key tests. Successful wins by Duke and others reshape conference standings.
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Cincinnati
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LaSalle
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Palestra
Syracuse
Temple
Today Is the Day For Grid Rules Committee Decisions
In Miami Beach the college football Rules Committee faces a decision on substitution rules for next fall. Unlimited substitutions appear unlikely to return, with the committee signaling it is still considering a substitution checkoff rule. The 14 voting members’ exact compromise remains secret as nightfall approaches.
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Simons Sparks Eudora Past Baldwin In 66 55 Victory
Eudora High rode 28 points from 6 5 forward Jeff Simons to a 66 55 win over Baldwin Tuesday at Eudora. The win lifts Eudora to 7 1 overall and 5 1 in league play, second to undefeated Gardner. The “B” team rolled 62 19 with Simons contributing the bulk of the scoring. Eudora heads to Tonganoxie Friday for another league test.
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Hayden Wildcats hammer Haskell Indians in Topeka
Hayden star Dave Braunsdorf scorched the Haskell Indians to an 81 to 45 victory on the Cat court in Topeka. Braunsdorf poured in 35 points to set a Hayden scoring record, breaking his 32-point mark and drawing 13 free throws.
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Braunsdorf nearly seals charity mark in non conference loss
Too Much Braunsdorf almost secured a late charity stripe record but failed on a second of a one and one. The Tribe snapped a four game win streak in a non-conference loss while keeping first in the Jayhawk League. Washburn Rural tied for first by beating Seaman as Haskell opened strong before a late surge by Chester St Clair.
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Tribe falls in B preliminary as Gouge Camp lead
The end of the quarter saw Hayden double the score 22 to 11 as Haskell failed to finish fast breaks. Cecil Gouge and Carter Camp led the Tribe with nine points each while Haskell shot 25.4 percent and fell 73 50 in the B preliminary. The Indians head to Holton Friday for league play.
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Holton
Bowling Notes Wally Butts Guided Georgia to Four SEC Titles
Wally Butts coached Georgia to four Southeastern Conference football championships, marking a storied era for the program. The note highlights his leadership and lasting impact on the team and conference.
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Wally Butts
Georgia
Schayes Joins 15000 Point Club With 34 In Win Over Boston
Dolph Schayes became the NBA's first 15000 point career scorer with 34 points as the Syracuse Nationals beat the Boston Celtics 127-120. George Yardley added 47 for the Nationals while Wilt Chamberlain led the Warriors past St Louis and New York beat Cincinnati amid a fight. Harvard adds Jorge Lemann to squash roster.
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Syracuse
Dolph Schayes
National Basketball Assn
New York University
Nats
George Yardley
Boston
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Philadelphia. Warriors
St. Louis
Wilt Chamberlain
Paul Arizin
New York
Cincinnati
Royals
Jack Twyman
Knicks
Richie
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN LOS ANGELES AND BUFFALO
Results from boxing action show Charley Smith of Los Angeles stopping Kid Rayo of Nicaragua in seven rounds. Jackie Donnelly of Buffalo outpointed Dick Deveronica of Canastota over ten rounds. Eddie Perkins of Miami Beach outpointed Larry Boardman of St Petersburg over ten rounds in Chicago.
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Tombstone) Smith
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Dick Diveronica
Canastota
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Fla
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Chicago
Larry Boardman
St. Petersburg
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