Jays at Missouri Tilt After Narrow Loss to Cyclones
Kansas prepares for Missouri in Columbia after a 55 51 setback to Iowa State in Ames. George Unseld fouled out, Nolen Ellison led KU with 16 points as cycles built late lead before a frenetic finish.
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Tripucka Leads West to AFL All-Star Win as McClinton Shines
Frank Tripucka came off the bench to spark the West to a 21-14 victory in the AFL All-Star game at Balboa Stadium. Curtis McClinton earned back of the game honors as the rookie shined, while Tripucka announced plans to retire and run his Bloomfield store. Earl Faison was named outstanding lineman.
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Dotson Wins Boston Mile in Meet Marked by Boycott Strife
Boston meet opening night in which Bill Dotson won the mile in 4 9.9 and Jim Irons was runner up. John Thomas cleared 7 feet on his first attempt at the high jump as the NCAA ordered boycott crept with limited events and Canadian foe Jim Irons trailed Dotson by two tenths. Maryland’s John Belitza and two teammates competed unattached due to ineligibility, signaling a breach amid ongoing sanctions.
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Bama Aide joins Bud's Grid Staff
Oklahoma announces Alabama coach Bobby Keith will join Bud Wilkinson's staff. Keith, 27, played for Paul Bryant at Texas A&M and Alabama, coaching the offensive line in 1958 1959, and will report immediately.
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Wichita Team Tops at Bowling Meet Here
The Hi Ho Club of Wichita won the Veterans of Foreign Wars women's state bowling team title with 2937 pins. June Nixon and Polly Meyer of Topeka won doubles with 1208, Willie Aspen of Wichita claimed singles at 669, and Arky Yarbough of Wichita won all-events with 1913 as about 275 competed. The 1964 tournament will move to Hays next January.
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Baldwin Faces Two Home Games This Wednesday
Baldwin's town team hosts Spring Hill at 8 PM on Baldwin court and then plays Lawrence Greyhawks at 8 PM. Wednesday schedule lists Baldwin as venue for both games.
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Top 10 college teams' weekly AP results
AP reports last week results for the top 10 teams. Cincinnati, Loyola, Arizona State, Ohio State, Illinois, Duke, Georgia Tech, Wichita, West Virginia and North Carolina posted wins or losses with notable scores against opponents such as North Texas State, Tulsa, Marquette, Brigham Young, Utah, Illinois, Purdue, Navy, Clemson, Georgia, Mississippi, St. Louis, Bradley, Davidson, George Washington and Wake Forest.
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Cyclones edge Jayhawks in late prayer delay game
Iowa State wins by free throws as Kansas struggles from the floor finishing 1-2 in the conference. Unseld dominance and rebounding edge lift the Cyclones 41-31 while Missouri falls 92-69 at Colorado.
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Blanton Collier Weighs Cleveland Browns Head Coach Post
Louisville Courier Journal reports Blanton Collier offered the Browns head coaching job and leaning to accept. Paul Brown reportedly may move to the Naval Academy as head coach to replace Wayne Hardin, who might join Stanford. Collier had been an NFL assistant after Kentucky stint.
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Home Court Edge Gives Buffs Hope Against K State
Colorado seeks a Big Eight win at Boulder to extend a 4-0 conference mark. Kansas State counters with frontline height and shooting as the visitors aim to match the Buffs, edging toward a key upset in the standings.
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Big Eight at a Glance Shows Tight Conference Race
Big Eight standings preview with Kansas State, Colorado, Missouri and Kansas in the hunt. Notes include upcoming games Kansas State at Colorado and Kansas at Missouri, plus last week results and leading scorers Charlton and Murrell.
Bowling Clinic by Billy Sixty
Ray Bluth a top strike expert and instructor preached follow through as bowling key. In Milwaukee he told fans coordinating swing and footwork leads to a smooth foul line approach and proper delivery. He urged slow footwork rhythm and not rushing the line to reduce strain while maintaining a full arm swing.
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Wamego Bowlers Take Lead in Legion Bowling Tourney
Wamego duo Tom Scully and Glenn Bair led the doubles with 1297 pins while Larry Tinsley Overland Park held singles lead at 711. Shawnee Jewelers top team with 3122. Warren Woods Shawnee leads all events at 2093. Tourney runs through Feb 3.
Bethel Tops Kansas Conference With Two Wins
Bethel moved into first in the Kansas Conference by taking two victories while Sterling dropped two. Southwestern rose to second with two wins, as Bethany and Emporia State also won twice to stay in the tight race. Herb Stange led Fort Hays State with 38 points in a 83-79 win over Emporia State, and Omaha upset Washburn 50-41.
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East All-Stars Triumph In Pro Bowl Over West 30-20
In Los Angeles the NFL East defeated the West 30-20 in the 13th Pro Bowl. Cleveland star Jim Brown rushed 17 times for 141 yards with two touchdowns, Y A Tittle connected for a key 19-yard score to Carpenter, and Dallas' Don Bishop added a 20-yard return TD after a fumble recovery.
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Lakers Rally Past Knicks In Sixth straight win
The Los Angeles Lakers overcame a 12 point third quarter deficit to beat the New York Knicks 108-102 for their 10th straight victory. Elgin Baylor returned from a knee issue to spark the rally as Sam Jones led Boston past Chicago 143-99. St Louis Hawks edged Cincinnati 105-104 in a late surge, Oscar Robertson had 31 for Cincinnati. Saturday results included Los Angeles over San Francisco 119-114 and Detroit over Syracuse 146-115. Next, New York visits San Francisco.
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Ex FBI Men to Check On Gambler Activities
AFL plans to station an ex FBI agent in each league city to monitor player gambler links. Joe Foss AFL commissioner says the step follows NFL gambling investigations. Eight AFL team owners voted to tighten security after their winter meeting in San Diego.
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Georgia Tech keeps perfect 11 0, slim margins mark wins
Georgia Tech remains unbeaten at 11 0 with seven of 11 games decided by 2 points or less. The Yellow Jackets beat Mississippi in overtime 73 71 and face Mississippi State at Starkville as top conference contenders react to a busy night of college basketball across major leagues.
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Packers Star Taylor Has Hepatitis Disclosed
Los Angeles AP report reveals Jim Taylor, Green Bay Packers star fullback and AP NFL Player of the Year, has hepatitis. Details indicate the illness was disclosed Sunday.
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