Ibas Pokes Boost Mark To 5-0 In Big Eight Race
Oklahoma State led by Gary Hassmann and Pat Frink beat Colorado 59-55 in triple overtime to extend their Big Eight record to 5-0. The win kept OSU atop the standings as Adolph Rupp nears 714 victories and coach Hank Iba eyes the first Big Eight title.
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West Takes Two In Thursday Play
West Junior High A and B basketball teams defeated Ft Leavenworth on Thursday. A-team won 20-18 to move to 5-3. B-team remained unbeaten at 7-0 with a 40-19 win. Next game is against Coronado.
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Mills and Dotson place in Wanamaker-Mills Races
Ex Kansas star Billy Mills ran third in the two mile and ex Jayhawk Bill Dotson finished fourth in the mile at Wanamaker Mills rose games. George Young of Phoenix Club edged Bill Baillie to win the two mile in 8 48.4, while John Whetton led the mile with 4 05.4.
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KSU ISU basketball telecast set for Ames
Kansas State and Iowa State will play in Ames at 1 30 p m Saturday with Big Eight network coverage on channels 5 and 13. The Missouri Valley TV schedule was cancelled due to Winston Churchill funeral ceremonies.
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Lions Face Tough Road Test as Manhattan and Leavenworth Loom
Lawrence High School basketball travels to Manhattan tonight and Leavenworth Saturday in a grueling Friday Saturday stretch. Manhattan owns a 9 1 record and edged Lawrence 51 50 earlier. Leavenworth, a sharp shooting foe led by Pete Tibbetts, has also beaten Lawrence this year. Top scorer Steve Kandykowicz may be limited by an ankle injury, with Mike Gilliam Jim Floro Mike Harking Mickey Allen and Jim Garland supporting the Lions.
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Three More A's Sign Pacts
Kansas City A's announce three more signings as outfielder Tom Reynolds and rookies Steve Tompkins and Skip Lockwood all return signed contracts. Reynolds, 23, batted .202 in 31 games before a Birmingham .313 with 19 homers and 78 RBI season. Lockwood, 18, earned a $100000 bonus and hit .208 for Burlington. Tompkins, 18, from Independence Missouri, was drafted from the Dodgers organization.
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College Scores List Across Regions
EAST Providence edged St Bonaventure 77 76 Davidson at 78 Arkansas beat Mississippi State 84 69. Virginia Tech 104 beat Furman and South Carolina 78 Richmond 60. Drake 60 Tulsa 48. Oklahoma State 59 Colorado 55. US 3 Drake 60 Tulsa 48. Ohio State 89 beat Western Michigan 76. Arizona 71 San Francisco 16 New Mexico 6. Texas Western 8 71 Houston 80 Baylor 78. McMurry 87. Stanford 57 California 57 Seattle 78 Portland 7.
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Perry Happy as Fast Human But No Malice in Attitude
Sam Perry 19 year old Fordham junior tied the indoor world 60 yard dash record with 5.9 seconds at Madison Square Garden earning meet outstanding athlete honors. He edged Olympic sprinters Paul Drayton Mel Pender and Ed Roberts as Roy Hayes former holder noted for his prior record and Olympic run. Perry plans to compete in Boston next and aims for speed without malice amid a three city indoor track weekend.
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Sauer quits Texas Royal and AFL clash deepens
Controversy erupts as Darrell Royal attacks the AFL over signing college players early. George Sauer Jr declares pro plans with the New York Jets, opting to forgo a final Texas season and redshirted eligibility. SEC severs ties with the AFL over early signings, citing cooperation refusals.
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Warriors End 17-Game Slide With 105 90 Victory
San Francisco Warriors coach Alex Hannum used defense to snap the NBA record 17 straight losses with a 105 90 win over the Cincinnati Royals. Nate Thurmond scored 30 points and led in rebounds as Oscar Robertson failed to find a clear shot until late in the first half.
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