Kansas Jayhawks Hope to Increase Pace After Struggles
Coach Harp aims to lift Kansas basketball tempo as they prepare for a key rematch with Iowa State after a season showing slow offense and strong defense from Wilt Chamberlain. The team, seeking momentum, faces four conference games and the Oklahoma A&M series after finals.
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Kansas Tankmen Open 1957 Schedule at Oklahoma
Kansas tanksmen headline the 1957 squad led by Crosie Milledge Tom Clevenger Jon Poort Frank Freudenthal Billy Matthews and Chuck Edwards with two point-winning relay members Edwards and Clevenger. The nine dual meets open February 2 at Norman against defending Big Seven champion Oklahoma and continue through February and March with Colorado Kansas State and others.
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Pat McCormick Mantle Arrive For New Awards
Pat McCormick the diver and Mickey Mantle a Yankee star arrived for the second annual awards banquet to honor top male and female athletes of 1956. McCormick who won Olympic diving honors and Mantle the 1956 AL MVP spoke of future goals and chances, while reporters discussed scoring philosophies and country sports coverage.
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Perry, DeSoto, Baldwin Triumph in Prep Cage Frays
Perry and DeSoto led scoring with 34 and 36 points respectively as Baldwin contributed 52 in a high tempo prep basketball fray. Gardner and Ray led for Baldwin with double digit totals while LeCompton and Branton added solid showings for Perry in a crowded scoreline.
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Dipper Could Halt Dunk Says Iba in Chicago Notes
Iba comments that Chamberlain could slow the dominant dunking trend and notes Chamberlain's early promise surpasses other rookies like Geer Mis kan. The discussion references San Francisco's Bill Tutschl and Kansas star potential, outlining expectations for a breakout first-year player.
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Willie Pep undergoes elbow surgery in Hollywood
Willie Pep, former featherweight champion, had bone chips and cartilage removed from his left elbow yesterday in Hollywood. Dr. Martin Belle performed the operation and said he expects a complete success. The arm will be kept immobilized for about ten days.
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