Jayhawks Rout Wildcats In Cold Matinee Win
Kansas reserves raced to an 18 point lead and defeated Kansas State 53 to 35 at Hoch auditorium. Sterns led Kansas with 18 points while Kelley Schaake and Wells added double digits. The game featured a dull midsection before Kansas pulled away in the final minutes.
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Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
Kenny Sterns
Dean
Wanaasx
Schalke
Lawrence Ovy
Sterns
Kansas
Schaake
Kelley
Keller
Merrill
Altho
Dick Harp
Wells
Baker
K. U
Phog Allen
Lewis
Steele
Sterna
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Bhafer
Sterne
Eady
Smith
Buller
Eeler
Rivard
Egore
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Cické
Russ
Missouri Tigers Play Kansas In Christmas Month Clash
The 1961 Missouri football schedule shocks by placing Missouri and Kansas in Memorial Stadium on December 1 after Thanksgiving. Theories suggest Thanksgiving break and holiday travel affect crowd size, but the schedule stands.
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University’ of ‘Missouri
Kansas
Tigers
Columbians
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Mizzou
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Memorial
Wash U Coach Proposes N C A A Reforms for Basketball
Washington University coach and athletic director Blair Gullion proposes two NC AA reforms. He suggests moving the NC AA Bureau office to Chicago with Tug Wilson and adding a full time publicity and statistics post. He also urges a statistical method to classify major versus small colleges, citing Dunkel ratings and criticizing current major college lists.
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Washington ‘U
St. Louis
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
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Chicago
Tug Wilson
Gullion
Third Netman From U. S. To Catch Aussie Crown
Dick Savitt of Orange New Jersey became the third American to win the Australian tennis championship. He defeated Ken McGregor 6-3 2-8 6-1 in Sydney. Savitt joins F B Alexander and Don Budge as Americans to claim the title. McGregor is viewed as a top young Australian prospect.
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Australia
Dick Savitt
Orange
N.J
Ken McGregor
Savitt
Cornell University
F. B. Alexander
Don Budge
Pacific
Alexander
Budge
McGregor
College Basketball Scores From Recent Games
Kentucky defeated Tulane 101 to 63 while Northwestern beat Ohio State 78 to 67. Michigan State edged Juepang 59 to 55 as Creighton won 75 to 49 over mer towa State. Kansas Wesleyan triumphed 62 to 0 over Fort Hays and Utah posted a 67 to 53 win over Denver.
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Tulane
Northwestern
Ohio State
Juepang
Michigan State
Overmertowa State
Creighton
Detroit
Tulsa
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Fort Hays
Xan
Utah
Denver
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Local Class B tourney slated February 16 17 at area school
Potter Huron and Valeedte join four-team basketball tournament with Lecompton and Vinland. First night pairings include Lecompton B Vinland Huron B Potter B and Lecompton A Huron Vinland A Potter A. Winners meet Saturday with 7 8 and 9 pm games.
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Nelson
Liew
Lecompton
Snack Shop Dominates Trio of Wins in Pins Round
Zim a Snack Shop swept all three games in a three game pins set. Round from Fritzel Corner captured all three games in their match.
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Zim
Fritzel Corner
Sports Mirror: Coaching Changes and Player Crashes Then and Now
A nostalgic column recalls events from years past: Forest Evashevski’s rise from Michigan State aide to Washington State head coach, Fred Fitzsimmons injured in a head-on crash, 1941 Dodgers contracts for Curt Pavin Tex Carleton and Huck Casey, and Rip Miller succeeding W A in Navy football.
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Dprociases Prost
Forest Evashevaki
Michigan Satae
Washington State
Fred Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Curt Pavin
Tex Carleton
Huck Casey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rip Miller
Navy
eTam
W. A
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Providence Rocky Marciano stopped Keene Simmons in Brockton Massachusetts. Jimmy Flood outpointed Chester Slider in Fresno. Young Junior outpointed Arm and Savale in Springfield Massachusetts. The Santa Fe trail, used by explorers and traders, was not a clearly defined road but a network of Indian paths from Independence to Santa Fe.
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Rocky Marciano
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Maas
Keene Simmons
Bayonne
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Jimmy Flood
New York
Chester Slider
Fresno
Bec — Young Junior
Quel ‘Springfield
Mass
Armand Savale
Montreal
Independence
Westport
Santa Fe
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