Lawrence Rally In Second Half Defeats Redmen
Lawrence High School overcame a 33-30 halftime deficit to defeat Atchison 66-49 in an NEAL game. Carlton Hamm and Doyle Schick sparked a fast break and outside shooting, with Jim Ragan grabbing 14 rebounds and free throws bridging the gap.
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Lions Fall To Atchison In Close B Game After Sluggish Start
Lawrence Lions trailed Atchison Redmen through the first half, then surged to lead 34 33 in the third period before Atchison rallied to win 38 37. Hamm led Lawrence with 21 points while Flachabarth scored 19 for Atchison.
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Temple's KU Baseball Forecast Highlights 14-5 Returnees
Floyd Temple projects a strong KU baseball year with 13 lettermen back, led by Eddie Catter and Ron Wiley. A tough 18-game conference schedule includes a three-game league stand weekly, opening with Houston and Baylor swing. Temple sees Miller and Wiley as aces and expects new tryouts to push for pitching depth.
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Friday Night Scores Of Prep Cage Clubs
OsKaloosa and Perry led a slate of Friday basketball results with Perry topping Meriden 80 39 and Osawkie beating McLouth 74 50. Silver Lake defeated Lecompton 62 46 while Overbrook beat Quenemo 30 32.
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Fights Last Night In Miami Beach and Berlin
Eddie Machen of Redding California defeated Joe Maxim by KO in Miami Beach. In Berlin Yolande Pompey of Trinidad stopped Gerhard Hecht of Germany.
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Loneski Seizes No 1 Forward Role for Kansas Jayhawks
Sophomore Roume Loneski moves into the first team at forward for Kansas University basketball, filling in for senior Lew Johnson who has started 13 games. Loneski, 6-6 from Calumet City, broke a right foot in December and returns Jan. 12 against Kansas State, showing scoring potential and rebounding power as the Jayhawks, 12-1 on the year and 3-1 in the Big Seven, prepare for Iowa State and a sellout Feb. 2 game.
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Tabori and Sime Defend Headlines in Star Games Showdown
Laszlo Tabori and Dave Sime return to action in Tonight's Evening Star Games facing strong fields after uneven performances in Philadelphia. Tabori failed to close in the mile, finishing third behind George King and Phil Coleman, while Sime placed second in the 50 yard dash. Don Bragg of Villanova won the pole vault title recently, as Olympic champion Bob Richards prepares to enter the meet with top contenders.
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Harp’s Kansas basketball stance blends tough discipline with guiding care
Don Pierce profiles Dick Harp Kansas basketball coach in his first year after Phog Allen. Harp emphasizes player development as a moral guide, balancing exacting practices with personal loyalty and concern for each substitute, while defending college athletics from detractors. He credits rivals and teammates alike, and notes family time as essential to his coaching.
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