Plaster of Paris Method Fails Kearns Accuracy Questioned
Milwaukee Journal boxing writer Evans Kirkby reports a plaster of Paris wrap method for Dempsey’s hands failed in an experiment with stand-ins for Willard era figures. The crew found the technique produced only thin cement that cracked and fell away. Dempsey’s supposed nervousness and Moynahan’s role are questioned. Kirkby says Dempsey deserves better than unproved charges.
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Ucla Still Leads AP Basketball Poll With Shuffles Behind
UCLA remains No. 1 in the weekly AP poll as DePaul reaches No. 9 after an 11 game win streak and a win over Dayton. Cincinnati drops from the top ten after losses to Bradley and Drake, with Michigan, Loyola Chicago, Davidson, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Duke, Oregon State and Wichita State rounding out the top ten.
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Bowling Clinic by Billy Sixty Promotes Pro Style Tips
Bowling instructor Billy Sixty advises casual bowlers not to copy pros. He urges a smooth medium speed swing, aiming at the No 3 pin, and offers lane adjustments for slick conditions. He promotes a pamphlet titled Sharp Shooting for the Advanced Bowler available for 10 cents.
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Wilt Chamberlain Still Tops Scoring Lead Despite Drop
Wilt Chamberlain remains the NBA scoring leader with a 35.3 point average this season down from 46.2 last year. He also posts a .522 field goal percentage, keeping a lead over Oscar Robertson who averages 29.9 and tops in assists at 10.4 per game. Jay Wilkinson ran for 5.39 yards per carry on Duke football in 1963 with 12 touchdowns.
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Twin bill for Feb 22 game at Allen Field House
A Lawrence-Manhattan high school basketball game will precede the Kansas Kansas State college game at Allen Field House on Saturday February 22. The high school game starts about 5 30 with the KU K State contest at 7 35. Ticket arrangements will be announced later. The doubleheader eliminates fan conflict by offering both games in one package.
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Philadelphia boxers Hayward and Turner clash in tight decision
In Philadelphia last night, Stanley Hayward outpointed Dick Turner in a 10 round welterweight bout. Also in Tokyo Masao Gondo defeated Fumio Kaizu over 12 rounds in a lightweight contest.
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Stallworth Climbs to Third in MVS Scoring History
Wichita standout Dave Stallworth becomes the third all time top scorer in Missouri Valley history behind Oscar Robertson and Chet Walker. He leads this season with a 26.9 point average overall and 23.4 in league games, while his 54.4 percent field goal mark ranks second in the Valley.
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Lillard and Bopp Pace Bowl Field
Jean Bopp of Milwaukee and Bill Lillard of Dallas lead a reduced field into the final day of qualifying at the All Star Bowling Tournament in Dallas. Bopp set a 20 game total of 4195 with top four game blocks and a 760 three game series. Lillard holds a 20 game total of 4363 with an 844 four game series, as Chicago area and Michigan players chase the title.
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Pro Cage Detroit Triumph In 118 107 Victory
Detroit defeated Los Angeles 118 107 in a Monday cage game. Line scores show Detroit with a strong fourth quarter and standout performances helping secure the win.
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Soviets Favored To Win Olympic Hockey In Innsbruck
In Innsbruck eight days before the Winter Olympics Russia appears the team to beat as reigning world champions. Analysts cite Cechoslovakia Sweden the United States and Canada as contenders while the USSR party has just completed a strong U.S. and Canada tour and swept Europe. Bobsled crews arrive for training and a mishap involving John Handley is noted. Nordic teams from Switzerland West Germany and Russia begin course tests with skiers choosing European resorts for training.
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Garnett to Hold Its Races
The Lake Garnett Grand Prix sport car races return July 4-5 in Garnett Kansas. Last year about a thousand youths caused a midnight riot but the event proceeds with the confirmation of support from the Garnett Racing Association and the Kansas City region of the Sports Car Club of America.
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Cage Results Memphis St. Beats Chicago Loyola Five
Memphis State defeated Chicago Loyola 83 to 5 in a cage game. Maryland topped Wake Forest 91 to 82. Portland won 104 to 74 against Nevada.
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Oklahoma City Court Ace Faces Season-Ending Ankle Break
Bud Koper, Oklahoma City University star guard, averaged 27.4 points and played five straight games on a broken right ankle after a Dec 27 injury in an All-College semifinal. He continued scoring 22 points per game overall, with a 30 point outburst against Creighton before a facial cut required stitches and a full medical exam revealed the ankle break likely ending his season.
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We Now Offer One Stop Service Dry Cleaning
HONN'S LAUNDRY at 19th and Louisiana across from HI School advertises 24 hour service with dry cleaning and laundry and a $1 bill changer.
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