KU versus Oklahoma State Battle in Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas hosts Oklahoma State as Dick Harp seeks a fourth straight win over the Cowboys in a Big Eight clash. KU features Hightower Donaghue Bridges while OSU relies on defense and rebounding. pivotal rebound edge and pace expected to decide the outcome.
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Gardner and Scott clash as KU defense limits score
The game featured Gardner struggling with passing and Scott scoring seven in the second half despite a sore shoulder. KU’s delay game looked strong, Abram hit free throws after a disruptive crowd moment, and Harp noted refereeing was inconsistent while fans blasted the floor behavior.
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Thomas Comeback Is Complete Now
Boston University student John Thomas, world record holder at 7 feet 1.4 inches, returned to competition in the Knights of Columbus Games with a 7 feet 4 inch high jump after a nine month layoff due to a foot injury. Coach Ed Flanagan notes Thomas trains broadly, preparing for potential decathlon events.
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Indians Meet Washburn Rural In Key League Showdown
Washburn Rural visits Haskell Gym for a Tuesday night Jayhawk League clash. The Indians aim to pull even for the lead with a victory, led by Cecil Gouge and Ed Coon, while Don Williams tops the Blues. The game follows a 6:30 p.m. B team start with the main 8 p.m. matchup.
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Pro Cage Scores Saturday Results And Standings
The Associated Press reports Saturday results: New York 132 beat Cincinnati 106. Detroit 106 defeated Minneapolis 108. Sunday Boston 129 toppled Philadelphia 123. Syracuse 129 beat New York 107. St Louis 135 defeated Minneapolis 119. Detroit 116 beat Cincinnati 110. Monday games not listed. Tuesday has New York at Philadelphia. Eastern and Western division standings show Boston, Philadelphia, Syracuse, New York, St Louis, Detroit, Minneapolis, Cincinnati with varied win totals and percentages.
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Pittsburg State coach closes in on 600th win this week
Pittsburg State coach John Lance, in his 42nd year, can reach 600 wins with a trio of upcoming CIC games after a 67-62 victory over Fort Hays State that put the Gorillas atop the standings. Ralph Redmond and Bernie Onclino powered the late surge.
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Pappy Lewis Keeps WVU Coaching Job on Probation
West Virginia University will retain head coach Pappy Lewis for one year with a public reprimand from President Elvin J. Stahr Jr. The coach, turning 49 next month, earns 13100 a year and was kept on the payroll by the Board of Governors after a disputed athletic council proposal.
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Tex Winter Praises Wildcats Early Conference Form
Kansas State shows 6 game win streak and leads Big Eight with a 9-5 season mark. Ced Price returns from injury and Wally Frank regains conditioning as Tex Winter notes tough December schedule ahead. Iowa State looms in upcoming game.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities and Winners
Tokyo E T L R B Sanongo knocked out Kenji to agaki in Thailand. Detroit Gene Gresham stopped Charlie Smith in Detroit. Manila Lith Coral outpointed Bobby Gray in Manila. Havana Reynerio Lope knocked out Tommy Sims in Dallas.
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Big Eight Roundup preview and recent results update
Kansas 79 Missouri 63 as Wayne Hightower reaches 300 season points with 29. Colorado beats Nebraska 57 in overtime, Iowa State 48 40 Oklahoma State at Ames. Missouri hosts Tulsa while Oklahoma State visits Kansas. Missouri 47 Nebraska 6 in some Friday play.
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