Lions Push Ahead Toward Loop Flag
Lawrence High School basketball improved its Northeast Kansas League record to 5-0 in league play and 10-2 overall with a 74-58 victory over Leavenworth. Led by Tommy Black with 18 points and balanced scoring, the Lions led from start to finish, with Stinson and Collister each adding 10.
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Pioneers Rally As Lions Benched In Contested B Team Clash
One Step Closer Now due to flu absence Carroll Ciochon starts and scores seven as Stinson Black and Leonard Clark ignite a fast early pace. The Pioneers pull away 55 39 after three and bench the starters late. Lawrence’s Bteam slips 36 35 to the Pioneers in a tense finish.
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Continental Loop Faces Long Trek
The Continental League seeks major league status with Buffalo as its eighth member. The key hurdle is indemnity payments to minor leagues for rights to International League cities Toronto and Buffalo and to the American Association for Denver Dallas Houston and Minneapolis Saint Paul. Frank Shaughnessy says Toronto and Buffalo will not be surrendered easily. Ed Doherty demands over a million dollars for his four cities.
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Assa
Herb Elliott Shows Return After Layoff in Melbourne
World mile record holder Herb Elliott returned to form with a 1:52.2 half mile at Melbourne University after a month of training. The Australian star, holder of a 3:54.5 mile record, ran under a blazing sun and signaled a comeback.
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Herb Eliott
Melbourne University
Eudora Wins Big To Tie For League Lead
Eudora High routs Gardner 74 to 48 on its home floor to forge a tie atop the Little Seven standings as Jeff Simons scores 25 points and Gardner’s Randall leads visitors with 19. The rivalry resumes Tuesday at Louisburg in a potential decider.
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Bill Hargiss to Coach AF Trackmen for 1960
Bill Hargiss, executive secretary of the Kansas Athletic Commission, will coach Air Force trackmen for four months. He aims to prepare airmen for the National AAU meet and Olympic trials. A former coach at Kansas University, Emporia State, and Oregon State, he has been out of coaching since 1945 after a 35 year career.
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Freshman Thomas Leads BU Run, Reaches Seven-Foot Frontier
The 18-year-old sophomore at Boston University, after a spring elevator accident, resumes competition aiming to 7-2 height. He already shows five 7-footers in the meet and returns to form with strong grabs on the court.
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Warriors Could Create Eastern Title Scramble In Pro Cage Ranks Yet
The Philadelphia Warriors narrowed Boston Celtics lead to 34 games by ending Boston’s seven game win streak with a 124 116 victory. Wilt Chamberlain scored 43 as New York Knicks beat Cincinnati Royals 128 113 in the Philadelphia doubleheader.其他
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Jail visit granted to suspect in cattle theft case
McAlester Oklahoma AP reports Ben S Sweetin 21 sought entry to visit a relative charged with cattle theft. Police briefly admitted him while they were seeking him on a charge of cashing a worth less check.
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Dom DiMaggio Leads Boston AFL Ownership Group
AP reports ten owners form the Boston American Football League franchise with Dom DiMaggio as one of the backers. DiMaggio, ex Boston Red Sox outfielder, is president of a manufacturing firm and resides in suburban Wellesley Hills.
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Tribe Falters As Osage City Wins Cage Fray
Osage City defeated Haskell 42-30 in a Jayhawk League game as the Indians fielded a flat attack. Haskell falls to 4-3 in league play and 5-6 overall while Osage City climbs to 2-5 in the league and 4-8 overall.
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Haskell Falls to Osage as Romine and Marriott Lead Scorers
Osage edges Haskell 18 free throws to 6 as K.G. Romine and Don Marriott each tally 15 points. Indians struggle with poor shooting while Haskell’s tandem-posts manage nine points. Both teams hit 12 field goals, but Osage dominates at the line.
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Haskell Edges Osage In Low-Scoring Native Match
In a tight contest Osage led early 7-4 before Haskell pulled ahead to 17-14 at halftime. Camp fouled out late in the third as Osage seized control, finishing with Ken Taylor leading locals with seven points while Ed Coon and Camp added five each.
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Thomason and Bragg Seek Moon Jump at Millrose Games
John Thom as and Don Bragg prepare to jump for the moon in Madison Square Garden. Thom as aims to extend his world high jump record above 7 feet 14 inches while Bragg eyes a 16 foot clearance over the barriers. The two lead the co feature.
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Don Bragg
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