Football Coaches Eye Shifting Defense at National Convention
Law rence High coach Al Woolard notes new defensive patterns to counter moving targets as coaches discuss substitutions and two point after touchdown rules. He cites potential for defenders to cross, fade, or criss cross to disrupt blocks and protect pass plays, with emphasis on shooting gaps and offside shifts.
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Lions Meet Redmen In Key Friday League Clash
Lawrence and Atchison, the Northeast Kansas League leaders, prepare for a decisive matchup in Lawrence Friday night. Atchison holds a one-game edge. Ottawa and Highland Park posted recent results as Leonard Fisher led the Scots and Bud Golliér topped Ottawa with 13 points in another league game.
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Wyandotte Tops In State Five In One Night Game
In a high school basketball update from Northeast Kansas Scene Wyandotte last week, the team ranked No 2 in the state opened with a 162 point first quarter lead before edging New Atchison in a dominant early run.
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Oscar Robertson Leads Bearcats as Kansas Wins Big Eight
Wilt Chamberlain returns to score 32 as Kansas defeats Colorado 67 46 to stay in title race. Oscar Robertson nets 37 for Cincinnati in a 93 57 Missouri Valley win over Houston. Kentucky, Bradley, and several others win to shape top-20 standings and conference races.
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Hawk and Montana On Wrestling Card For Saturday Night
The Community Building hosts a Saturday night wrestling card led by a Hawk and Montana tag team main event. Rip Hawk and Bull Montana, top TV stars, face Thor Hagen and Bobby Bruns in a two out of three falls bout with a one hour limit. O'Toole battles Hamilton in the semifinal, while Hagen and Montana clash opening the show. Tickets are at Round Corner drug store. matches start at 8 p.m.
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Community Building Show Opens at 7 P.M.
The Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a community show at seven o’clock in the evening. The event aims to engage local residents and highlight civic activity with a formal opening and brief program.
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KU Alumni Rout Freshmen In Allen Fieldhouse Scrimmage
KU alumni defeated the Kansas freshmen 60 to 54 in a pregame scrimmage on the Kansas Colorado card at Allen Fieldhouse. The alumni led by Gene Elston Eddie Dater and Ron Johnston, while Bill Bridges Bud Woolery Jerry Colangelo and Russ Marcinek starred for the frosh. Yale sophomore Tim Jecko set new NCAA records by winning the 100 and 200 yard butterfly events in 1957.
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Gene Elston
Eddie Dater
Ron Johnston
Bill Bridges
Bud Woolery
Jerry Colangelo
Russ Marcinek
Yale
Tim Jecko
DePaul Coach Blushes Over No 17 Jersey Incident
DePaul won 62 60 against Louisville as Mc Kinley Dowson wore number 17 triggering a technical foul and a protest from Louisville coach Peck Hickman. A new rule this season prohibits digits higher than five to simplify signals to scorers.
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Haskell Faces Hayden Tonight In Jayhawk League Test
The Haskell Indians, from last to second in the Jayhawk League, visit non conference Hayden of Topeka on the Wildcats floor. The Tribesmen have rebounded with three straight wins over Seaman Holton and Wamego after a weak season start.
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Jayhawk League Picture and Standings Update
Seaman leads the league with a 4 1 record, Osage City and Holton trail, Wamego and Washburn Rural middle, Haskell near bottom. This week features Seaman at Wamego and Washburn Rural at Rossville, with Washburn Rural and Holton in the Washburn Rural Tournament. Results from last week show Seaman 48 Osage City 52 and Washburn Rural 64 Silver Lake 61.
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Army basketball’s youngest varsity player is 18, Joe Bobula
Joe Bobula, an 18-year-old sophomore from Weirton West Virginia, becomes the youngest member on Army’s varsity basketball team.
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