Lawrence Cagers Edge Nebraska In Close Big 12 Clash
Kansas Jayhawks survive a sharp Nebraskan comeback 69-66 in Lincoln. Clyde Lovellette tallied 24 points to tie for scoring honors, while Bob Kenney added 17 as Kansas stretched win streak to 13. Nebraska guard Buchanan led NU with 19 points as the teams traded leads in a tense contest.
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Kansas, Kansas State Win Big Seven Showdowns in Tight Wins
No. 1 Kansas narrowly beat Nebraska 69-66 at Lincoln to extend its unblemished 13 game streak as Kansas State rallied from behind to topple Oklahoma 65-4. Kansas and K State share the Big Seven lead, with Missouri and Oklahoma fading in the standings.
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Recruiting upheaval shadowed by Big Seven talks in Cincinnati
NCAA meetings in Cincinnati fueled talk that the Big Seven may drop its recruiting prohibition, as coaches fear falling behind nonleague schools for top high school talent. The discussion centers on recruiting being the sport’s real issue and potential conference vulnerability if rules loosen.
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Sports Mirror reflects past college and boxing highlights
AP compiles notable sports recalls from five to twenty years back. Oklahoma A&M topped the nation in a recent AP poll a year ago, while St Joseph's basketball edged Pennsylvania 56-52 five years prior. Other items recall Arthur Rubin defeating Wille Hoppe in billiards, and Steve Hamas halting Tom Roy Loughran in Madison Square Garden decades ago.
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City basketball standings and results from last night
City Recreation Commission sponsored games at Community Building featured Winter Chevrolet dominating 7th St Athletic Club 74 to 38 while Fritz ol fevice defeated First Rapt. Dalty EME gst Church edged Stables Peiduiuin 55 to 42 and Novelty beat Jayhawk 47 to 45. Many other league results and upcoming schedule notes follow, with teams like Sunflower VFW Eagles and American Legion in action and multiple forfeits and odd-game outcomes listed across the city leagues.
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Beating Champ No Thrill For Young Negro Mittman
Georgie Araujo 20 of Providence, a Negro heavyweight, scored a close victory over featherweight champion Sandy Saddler at Boston Garden in a 10 round non-title bout. Araujo said beating Saddler meant little compared to future goals including Jimmy Carter, while fans jeered and filled the arena as Araujo eyed bigger fights. The card also saw Willie Crippen knocking out Dick Hersey and other results from the boxing night.
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Kansas Nebraska game prompts coach comments on staying unbeaten
Kansas coach Forrest Allen said the top ranked Jayhawks played to avoid defeat after a 71 ? night loss to Nebraska in Lincoln. Nebraska coach Harry Good praised his young squad despite the setback as both teams showed fatigue and effort. The Kansas players then met with a newly formed alumni group at a postgame dinner, where Harold Maroon and officials from the group were present.
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White Sox Front Office Having Family Troubles
Chicago January 15 The Comis key baseball family faces another public rift as Chuck Comiskey resigns as vice president and secretary of the White Sox. His attorney Byron M Getzoff says the 25 year old sought a formal contract and term of office, while his mother Grace R Comiskey the club president and board chair, calls a board meeting for Friday to resolve the dispute.
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PGA Chief to Consider Ban for Negro Golfer Controversy
San Diego January 15 The PGA faces a ruling on excluding non white players from tournaments co sponsored by the association Joe Louis calls the color ban a grave issue He arrives with Billy Spiller and Eural Clark to the San Diego Open starting Thursday PGA committee members Burke Jr and Gibson arrive as the panel weighs whether to permit local sponsors to decide participation Leland Gibson and Jack Burke Jr present in California Romberg widow Ga to receive most of estate with brother Ibiga getting a share
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Wednesday Basketball Scores From Altertates Peer
Monday college results show Kansas 89 Nebraska 78. Indiana 62 Ohio State 60. Michigan State 77 Wisconsin 64. Oklahoma 65 Minnesota 60. South Western 67 Evapiria 66 in overtime. South Kentucky 65 Georgia 54. SMU 64. Junior college: Tarsone 44 Miami 31. Coffeyville 48 Independence 4.
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