Iowa State Boss Attacks Big Seven Fouling Plan
Des Moines coaches accuse officials and rival teams of targeting Gary Thompson with baiting fouls. Strannigan says Thompson uses natural style and calls for film review with Big Seven officials to address alleged biased calls in recent Oklahoma and Kansas games.
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College scoreboard rundown with scattered game results
Ike reports college basketball scores across multiple matchups. Colgate defeated Cornell 76 to 62 while Texas A M beat Sam Houston State 75 to 46. Other results include Adelphia 76 over Virginia Tech 60 and New Mexico Western 88 over New Mexico Highlands 81.
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Pro Cage Scout Names Russell Nation's Top Player Prospect
Sonny Hertzberg, a New York Knickerbockers scout, ranks Bill Russell as the top college player, with Sihugu Green, Tom Heinsohn, Ron Shavlik, and Lennie Rosenbluth following. He notes Green as the best backcourt prospect and predicts pro potential for several others.
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Comeback of Art Carder Slated for Spring Return
Art Carder former Washburn star from Perry plans a spring return to West University after severe auto crash near Perry last spring. He recuperates on the family farm and trains for track while not playing basketball this season. Carder stood 6 4 and excelled in high jump and scoring as a Perry high school standout.
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Coffeyville Ace Leads Class AA Scorers in Prep Hoop
Coffeyville center Al Tate tops Kansas Class AA scoring with a new high game and strong average. Argentine star Bob Castaneda trails after a 14 point game as Fred Harder of Ottawa holds third. The ranking list shows Virgill Brady Independence and David Stunmer Emporia among top scorers through Jan 17 with multiple players from Wyandotte Columbus and Fort Scott.
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Iowa State Shot Putter Sets Indoor Mark in Meet
Ames action highlights Town Phil Delavan a Glenwood sophomore delivering a 50 feet 2 inch 16 pound shot put as the best indoor college mark. Kansas state area athletes Nieder from Lawrence tops 58 feet 1 inch with Oerler from Hyde Park adding a 22 inch best in doors.
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Ojase May Change Jobs At Northwestern University
Chicago coach Alex Agase is expected to be named to a similar post at Northwestern University. An official Northwestern announcement was anticipated on Thursday night.
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One-Time Star Gridder At Bethany Dies at 72
Wichita reports the death of a former Bethany College football star aged 72. The player, notable for his early career in Bethany and later life in Wichita, was connected to local teams and the university scene. Details on his exact achievements and affiliations are limited in this transcription.
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Lions on Home Court For Non-Conference Clash
Lawrence High basketball, 5 4, seeks revenge against Topeka in a non conference game on home court. Lions sit second in Northeast Kansas League with a 4 4 record. Haskell Indian Institute faces Jayhawk League foe without key player Willie Sevser.
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Albright Aims to Skate in Olympics After Deep Cut
Olympic skater Tenley Albright sustains a deep cut on her right leg from a skate during practice. Her father, a physician, rushes from Boston to assist as doctors forecast possible return by Friday. She hopes to be on the ice for the Winter Games opening events in Cortina.
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Podres Army Duty Opens Dodgers Slot for Lehman
Dodgers turn to lefty Don Lehman as Johnny Podres heads for military service. Lehman, a 27 win, 9 shutout pitcher with a 2.32 ERA in the Pacific Coast League, will try to stabilize a rotation missing Podres. Newcomers like Cimol, Neat Pick Willers, and Fernandez vie for roles alongside veterans as Brooklyn aims to cushion the loss.
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Three More K C Players Sign Contracts for 1956
Kansas City Athletics announce signing of three more players for 1956 bringing total to eight. Glenn Cox, 23, pitcher from Montebel Iowa. Gus Keriazakos, 25, pitcher from Montclair New Jersey. Gerry Sohy pinski, infielder from Detroit Michigan, all joining A's after previous seasons with Savannah and Columbus with mixed results.
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