Oklahoma Sooners Lead Big Seven Contenders
In a chaotic Big Seven race, Oklahoma undefeated in three conference games will top the standings for at least another week. Kansas State dropped to 56 points as Kansas State was hammered 80-56 in Lawrence, with Jayhawks coach Phog Allen shaking up the championship race. Gardner and Gardner’s squad hoped to regain form as the season heated up.
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Big Seven Form Chart and Week in League Play
The Kansas Conference scene shows Kansas State and Missouri hot contenders with Kansas, Iowa State, Nebraska, Colorado, and Oklahoma sharing upcoming fixtures. Results last week included Kansas State 68 Oklahoma A&M 70 and Colorado 63 Kansas 59, while Iowa State beat Nebraska 78-60 and Missouri edged Colorado 73-72. Upcoming tests include Kansas at Boulder Tuesday and several cross-matchups across Des Moines, Lincoln, and Manhattan.
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Kansas State Upsets No 1 in Big Seven Classic
Kansas State stunned top ranked Kansas 80-66 in Boulder as reserves Davenport Anderson Buller and Smith sparked the rally. Coach Allen praised depth and effort while noting John Anderson will rest to prepare for finals. Wildcats coach Gardner rued lack of poise and rebounds as Kansas delivered a shocker.
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Kansas Wildcats Upset Kansas State In Final Four Upset
A chaotic finish saw Kansas City locals and Kansas State fans clash with excitement as Kansas toppled K. U. in a tense final stretch. Coach Allen praised Dick Knighton and the team while Mt Dread spectators rallied, and publicist Don Pierce missed the game due to illness.
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Service football star Warren Banning hailed in Army unit
Lawrence native Charlie Warren Banning starred as an offensive guard for the Army XVI Corps football team in Japan this season. A 20‑pounder with mobile moves, he was rated the best locker on the Caltrops squad and is son of Douglas County commissioner Charles Banning. Married to LaVesta Rule, he aids the Bigsby‑Banning Tractor firm in town and left a Big Seven game for family death.
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From Boards To the Books Cagers Turn
College basketball traversal moves to study time as teams shift focus from boards to books ahead of exams. Ivy leads with Cornell 4 0 while Seton Hall remains unbeaten among independents. Upsets shake the major conferences as Kansas and LaSalle suffer shocks.
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Capozzolli aims to dethrone Wilt in indoor two mile bid
Georgetown senior Charley Capozzolli, unbeaten this season, clocked 8 55.2 for two miles in Boston Knights of Columbus games, signaling a serious challenge to Fred Wilt's 8 50.7 American record. Yale coach Bob Giegenpack has been watching Capozzolli's performance.
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Young Star Impresses Skeptics In Boston Record Bid
A veteran coach praises a young distance runner for raw speed and grit, noting his form and arm action are rough yet effective. He doubts improvement yet believes the athlete may break Wilt's longstanding record this season in Boston.
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Suggs Wins Tampa Women’s Open by Six Strokes
Louise Suggs earned 1250 dollars and a second straight Tampa Women’s Open title with a six under par 288 after closing the final 18 holes Sunday. Amateur Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville finished six strokes behind as Suggs solidified her hold on the trophy in Tampa, Florida.
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