Ottawa Stays in Loop Race by Downing Baker 2nd Time
Ottawa defeated Baker 64-49 at Baldwin to sweep the season series and move to 6-2 in the KCAC. Tom Kinder led Ottawa with 20 points while Wilber Hedrick scored 16 for Baker. Missouri Valley beat Drury 68-66 in the MCAA as Fort Hays State topped Kansas Wesleyan 90-77 and Lincoln beat MacMurray 76-73.
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Ottawa
Downing Baker
Baker
Baldwin
Missouri Valley
Drury
Springfield
Fort Hays State
Kansas Wesleyan
Hays
Lincoln University
MacMurray
Jacksonville
Ill
Tom Kinder
Wilber Hedrick
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities Bantamweights
In Houston Alonzo Johnson outpointed Tod Herring in a 10 round bantamweight match. Jimmy Mackey stopped Chico Santos in Santa Rosa in nine rounds. Willie Stevenson edged J. D. Ellis in Revere over eight rounds. Jimmy George stopped Bobby Herron in Santa Cruz in ten rounds. Humberto Barrera outpointed Nacho Escalante in San Antonio in ten rounds. Bantamweights.
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Houston
Tex
Alonzo Johnson
Rankin
Tod Herring
Santa Rosa
Calif
Jimmy Mackey
Miami
Chico Santos
Oakland
Revere
Mass
Willie
Pineapple
Bobby
Kid) Herron
Richmond
San Antonio
Humberto
Lefty) Barrera
Robstown
Nacho Escalante
Mexico City
Top Linemen Set To Enroll at KU
Kansas University football gains two incoming players from Kansas City and Topeka. Bob Bible from Westport High is an All-Missouri guard, while Ted Mlynek of Seaman High is a three-year letterman tackle. Both will report for freshman workouts this fall as Kansas aims to bolster its line. Additionally, the Los Angeles Angels and Houston Colts 45 announce spring exhibitions across Albuquerque El Paso San Antonio Fort Worth Dallas and Oklahoma City in April before the season starts.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Bob Bible
Westport High
Ted Mlynek
Seaman High
Bible
Westport
Ken Webster
H. B. Bible
Mlynek
Carl Bierman
Haskell Institute
Ernest J. Mlynek
Los Angeles Angels
Houston Colts
Albuquerque
el Paso
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Dallas
Oklahoma City
United Nations Conferences at KU 1949 1956 Booklet
KU Extension releases a 14 page study by Frank T. Stockton on University of Kansas U.N. conferences from 1949 to 1956. It surveys non governmental bodies UNESCO and World Health and the U.N. political function from the U.S. view. The one day Lawrence meetings precede Kansas Day in Topeka and draw leaders and students.
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United Nations
University of Kansas
Frank T. Stockton
KU Business School
University Extension
KU Extension
U.N
Kansas
Lawrence
Topeka
Unesco
World Health
United States
Pettit stars as West tops East in All Star game
West defeats East 150 to 130 in St. Louis led by Bob Pettit with 27 rebounds and Elgin Baylor 32 points. Oscar Robertson electrified the crowd with a 14 point third quarter while Wilt Chamberlain set an All Star scoring record with 42 points and Red Auerbach notes Jack Twyman's 9 third quarter points.
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St, Louis
Oscar Robertson
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles
Boston Celtics
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Robertson
Oscar
Schaus
Pettit
Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Boston
Baylor
Ft. Lewis
Wash
West
Pro Cage Report From The Associated Press
Pro basketball results from Tuesday show Western All-Stars 160 over East All-Stars 140. Tie up notable games include Kansas City 118 over Cleveland 100 and Pittsburgh 105 over New York 97 with multiple matchups listed across major teams and cities.
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NBA
Philadelphia
Sir. Louis
Detroit
Boston
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Syracuse
Cinccinnati
Kansas City
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Tuesday's Scores By Area Quintets
Valley Falls defeated Winchester 61 to 49 with key contributions from Metzger Lonard and O'Neill. Meriden beat Perry 68 to 59 with Drake Pearson and Tenpenny leading. Tongoxie topped Wellsville 70 to 43 as Jacoboy and Beasley paced Tonganoxie.
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Valley Falls
WINCH
Valley Alls
Winchester
Valley Malls
Anderson
Brown
Metzger Jf
Lonard
Palmer
Roydston
Hefty
Winchester Damann
Stevena
Newman & Daniels
O'Neill
Milroy
Filbert
Perry
Meriden
Uoterkiss
Urd
Drake
Pearson
Rodman
Tenpenny
Hards
Tee
Wells
Uatherart
Woodward &, McTantel
College basketball results from multiple teams and schools
A batch of scores across universities and junior colleges lists Penn State over Colgate 80 to 66, Cornell 86 over Syracuse 78, VMI 74 over Maryland St. George Wash 6 , plus many other games including Cincinnati 80 Dayton 68 and DePaul 69 Western Mich. 69. High school and junior college results follow with numerous local teams and tournament notes.
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Associated Press
Penn State
Colgate
Cornell
Syracuse
Maryland
St. George Wash
VMI
WinsMary
LSU
Penn Olympics
Wofford
Cincinnati
Dayton
Bowling Green
Kent
Notre Dame
DePaul
Detroit
Loyola
Calif
Pepperdine
Troy
Tonganoxie
Wellsville
Valley Falls
Winchester
Meade Charron
Ness City
Hooker
Okla
Ashland
CNC
Vourney
Arma
Riverton
Hike
Garden Plain
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Kansas University
Jay Markley
Dick Beamon
John Kemp
Eldon Ward
Bill Mills
Thomas Tripp
Tom Herlocker
Lady Harman
George Winter
George Tiller
Bill Murdock
Stewart Anderson
Bill Coombs
Steve Lanneman
Lester P. Jeter
Bill Carpenter
Bob van Kolken
Preston Hoyt
Mike Peterson
Iowa State
Nebraska
Lincoln
Ames
Iowa
THE
College of Emporia
Bethany
Bethel
Rockhurst
St. Benedicts
Atchison
MCAA
William Jewell
Tarkio
Culver Stockton
Westminster
Canton
Cape Girardeau State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Massachusetts St
Bbsaiene
Cord
Frank Stockton
Red Auerbach
Jack Twyman
Church League
Trinity Lutheran
Carter
Williams
Irritael
Ritzel
Ilattet
Wicks
Hartman
Ereeyrnnives
Craig
Musson
Martin
Hander
Hamlin
Powell
First Methodist
Free Methodist
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Barria
Ariffith
Johnson
Richardson
Pine
Vorter
Harris
Vaughn
Brakus
Tobler
Jansen
Owens
Jessip
Weeesy Ieee
Wellsville i
Tonganosie
TRTA
Unod
Jacoby
Schendel
Coughlin
Beasley J
Miller
Tader
Pherse O
Ninlettin
Melton
Sparka
Meru
Shoemaker
Wilson
Love A
Conway
McAkinsey
Lawrence Mayflower
Bill Villee
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