Shawnee Mission Indians rout Lawrence Lions 62 to 49 in league game
Shawnee Mission Indians shoot with deadly accuracy to beat Lawrence Lions 62 to 49 in a Northeast Kansas League clash. Bill Nieder led the Lions with 23 points while Jim Frary, Dick Dupont, and Bob Elstrum starred for the Indians as Lawrence drops into second place with two wins and one loss.
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Soviet Union asks to join Oslo Olympic hockey event
Zurich Jan 19 The Soviet Union formally applied for membership in the International Ice Hockey Federation to play in the Winter Games at Oslo next month A cable signed Koratkov requested provisional admission to all games Congress opens Feb 14 The deadline for entries expired Dec 31 but an exception may be made The USSR to send statutes and regulations to confirm adherence Italy withdrew from the tournament reducing entries to nine teams
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Sports Mirror Highlights From The Year In Sports
AP notes a year of headlines with Ketty appointed head coach at Drew and Toronto Mates leading the league, Bruins defeating the Maple Leafs 23-2, and veteran Detroit stars in focus. A poll shows baseball still ranked number one.
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Mustangs Hold Off Manhattan In Close 29 26 Basketball Win
Lawrence Junior High School edged Manhattan Junior High 29 to 26 on the Community Building court. Rich Skinner hit four of four shots to pace Lawrence, Reitz led scoring with 10, while Gary Creamer Malott Tate Schick and coach Puwer highlighted the home lineup. Manhattan cut the lead to 16 14 at half but Lawrence pulled away late as Leavenworth awaits next week.
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Hairston Wins Sixth-Round KO in Detroit Scraps
Gene Hairston secured his fourth win by knockout as he defeated veteran Al Red Priest in a six round bout at St Nicholas Arena Detroit. Priest sustained a bruised left side and possible rib fracture forcing retirement after medical stop. Hairston dominated with powerful body work and led on all scorecards as about 2,176 fans paid $5,023. Priest showed heart deciding to continue early before injury halted the fight.
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Fights last night highlight mixed results from major rings
AP report lists several bouts with wins and knockouts across cities including New York Brooklyn and Los Angeles. Fighters Hairston Fabela Chavez Lavert Hewitt and Santonino are noted with decisive stoppages and points decisions. The fragmentary wire leads suggest a busy boxing program with multiple promoters and venues.
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Trigger Kenney Leads Kansas To Big Seven Victory
Kansas star Bob Kenney nicknamed Trigger, key to an 16th straight Jayhawk win, boosts scoring and leadership as Kansas State looms in Manhattan. Coach Phog Allen lauds Kenney's speed, rebounding and clutch shooting while addressing his knee and family support from mother Mabel Kenney.
Watrous Holds Lead at PGA Senior Open in Dunedin
Al Watrous built a six stroke edge entering the final 18 holes in Dunedin Florida as of January 19. He carded 67 17 138 for the first two rounds six under par at the PGA National course. Tom Robbins of Larchmont North Carolina sat second with a 144, followed by several other professionals.
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