Lions to Dodge City Tourney Thursday
Lawrence High School basketball heads to the 20th annual Tournament of Champions in Dodge City Thursday through Saturday. The Lions open with Colby at 2:15 pm Thursday as coach Max Rife makes his fourth trip. Lawrence 6-3 Colby 5-1.
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Pine
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Stan Hubbard
Bill Scott
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Don Rogers
Harris
Bob Eppler
Mission East
Coaching fires shock Browns owner and college moves
The article notes Arthur Modell firing Paul Brown and discusses lingering coaching fears. It highlights Kansas recruiting talks led by Jack Mitchell and Curtis McClinton’s All-Star surge, plus Bud Wilkinson returning top players at Oklahoma and spring drills. It also covers Kansas City A’s radio team speculation and the club’s promotional push with Topeka media stops.
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Mt. Oread
Curtis McClinton
American Football League
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Wichita
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Tommy Pannell
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Jackie Cowan
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Bowling Clinic by Billy Sixty
Don Carter is shown in action as a model of unique form that produces consistent strikes. The piece explains an arm push and thumb-up grip to create controlled delivery without a big hook. Readers are invited to mail 10 cents and a self addressed envelope for the pamphlet Keys to Better Bowling.
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Pitt State rally seals 88 78 win over Omaha
Dave Holt sparked a second half surge as Pittsburg State beat Omaha 88 78 in Cen tral Conference play. Holt scored 24 points, Delwin Locke added 19 with all seven free throws, lifting a 34 32 halftime edge into a solid lead after intermission. McPherson beat Tabor 80 74 in overtime with Marion Inke 31 and Deryl Elmore 20.
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Pittsburg State
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Marion Inke
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Mays Misses Banquet Amid Illness
Willie Mays, star centerfielder of the San Francisco Giants, did not attend a Baltimore banquet as Chuck Hinton of the Washington Senators accepted the Sultan of Swat award for him due to Mays being ill at his San Francisco home.
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Chuck Hinton
Washington Senator
Mays
San Francisco
Warriors End Four-Game Slide With 142 134 Win Over Knicks
In San Francisco the Warriors beat the New York Knickerbockers 142 134 to halt a four game skid. Richie Guerin led visitors with 39 points as the crowd of 1789 cheered his performances on a quiet Monday night.
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National Basketball Association
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Boxing results from last night across multiple cities
In Harvey Ralph Dupas stopped Rocky Randell in six rounds in Louisiana. In Lewiston Bob Cleroux knocked out Billy Tisdale in seven. Danny Valdez defeated Danny Kid on points in Hollywood. Ear Battles edged Joe Sugar Baby Smith in Philadelphia. Eddie Perkins KO’d Omrane Sadok in Paris. Angel Garcia outpointed Ferinando Nollet in Paris. Omar Oliva and Jean Renard drew in Liège in ten rounds.
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Chicago
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Tunisia
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Cuba
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France
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Belgium
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Argentina
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Drew
Terry Dischinger Leads Inaccurate Shooter Record
New York AP reports Terry Dischinger of the Chicago Zephyrs, an engineering student at Purdue who plays when possible, posts a .525 field goal percentage the league’s best. Wilt Chamberlain remains the scoring leader with 2,053 points and a .524 accuracy mark for the Warriors.
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Chicago Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
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Purdue
Zephyrs
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Warriors
Truck Driver Charged in Basketball Bribery Case
Los Angeles District Attorney charges David Donahue a 29 year old truck driver with offering $1000 to University of Washington basketball player Larry Sharp to miss baskets in the Washington at Southern California game won by USC 64 to 61. Donahue confessed to the allegation but said it was a joke.
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Los Angeles
District Attorney's Office
David Donahue
University of Washington
Donahue
Larry Sharp
Southern California
Pro Cage Monday Result San Francisco Triumphs Over New York
San Francisco defeats New York 142 to 134 in a high scoring Pro Cage Monday game. The event notes a midwest west coast clash with strong performances by top players and a preview of the Mast West All-Star game set for Los Angeles.
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New York
James
Los Angeles
Dog Killer Must Pay 1350 in Damages
Donald H. King was ordered to pay $1,350 damages for killing neighbor Fred E. Shroyer’s bassett hound. Shroyer testified that King lured the dog with meat on a string through a fence and then shot it last Easter in Decatur, Georgia.
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Fred E. Shroyer
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Railroad Cars Tumbled By Mo Pac Derailment
An AP report from Dumas Arkansas notes a Missouri Pacific freight train derailed five miles north of Dumas. Empty tank cars stacked five deep, with 26 cars piled and 13 scattered. no injuries among six crewmen on the 107-car train traveling from Little Rock to Alexandria Louisiana.
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Hugh Greer, Connecticut Basketball Coach, Dies at 58
STOORS Conn AP Hugh Greer 58 longtime University of Connecticut basketball coach died Monday at his home from a heart attack Greer led UConn teams to multiple NCAA appearances and was a prominent figure in the program for decades His death ends a storied coaching career in college basketball
Chisox Gamble in Attempt To Solve Keystone Worry
Chicago trades Luis Aparicio and Al Smith to Baltimore for Ron Hansen Hoyt Wilhelm Dave Nicholson Pete Ward. Ward, 23, batted .328 with 22 homers and 114 runs. Wilhelm knuckleballer nearing 40. Nicholson brigades speed and power with .175 avg. Hansen rose as 1960 All Star but hit .173 last year. Orioles gain strong left side defense and Smith who batted .292 with 16 homers and 82 RBIs.
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MacArthur to arbitrate AAU NCAA sports dispute
Gen. Douglas MacArthur is to serve as arbitrator in the AAU NCAA conflict if arbitration talks fail to reach agreement. The first meeting is Friday at MacArthur's midtown hotel suite, with both sides seeking a binding formula to settle the long running dispute over control of amateur sports.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
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Nick Rodis
U.S. State Department
Medlar named head baseball coach at Penn State
Charles Medlar known as Chuck steps up as head coach at Penn State after 14 years assisting retiring coach Joe Bedenk. The move formalizes leadership of the Nittany Lions baseball program.
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Chuck) Medlar
Joe Bedenk
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Carlson Re-elected Kansas Senator Heads Republican Committee
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas was re elected Monday as chairman of the Senate Republican Committee on Committees. The body assigns Republican senators to Senate panels, a post he won from the Conference of Republican Senators.
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Frank Carlson
Kansas
Senate
Republican Committee
Carlson
Reds Pitcher Barry Shollenberger Impresses At Waterloo
Barry Shollenberger, a 21 year old pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, fanned 226 batters over 185 innings last season in Waterloo Town, highlighting his strong strikeout pace and durability for the club.
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Local Notes From Lecompton and Nearby
Mrs. Boyd Hathaway and son Jimmy visit Perry relatives and plan Mary Sue Morris and Robert Christman wedding. Community groups meet, officers elected, and church events noted. several residents travel to Topeka and Overland Park.
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Dixie Compton
Date McDonald
Topeka
Harvard Crew Coach Harvey Love Dies at 52
Harvard crew coach Harvey Love, a 11 year leader, died of a heart attack at age 52 in Cambridge Massachusetts. The Waltham resident, born in Seattle, Washington, passed away late Monday.
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Harvey Love
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Waltham, Mass
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