All Eight All Star Honorees Named for Big Eight
Kansas State and Kansas share two first team spots each in the AP Big Eight Conference All Star selections. Wilt Chamberlain and Ronnie Loneski headline Kansas on the first team, with Bob Boozer and Jack Parr for Kansas State. Second team includes Joe King Oklahoma Gary Reimers Nebraska Norm Siebert Missouri Gerry Schroeder Colorado and Roy DeWitt Kansas State. Honorable mentions list several players from Nebraska Iowa State Oklahoma and Kansas. The season noted Chamberlain as 7 feet tall and top scorer averaging 30.1.
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Joe King
Oklahoma
Gary Reimers
Nebraska
Norm Siebert
Missouri
Gerry Schroeder
Colorado
DeWitt
Hart Uses New Maneuver to Stop Smith in Eighth
PHILADELPHIA Garnett Hart relied on a new wheeling and rolling maneuver taught by Willie Reddish to outbox and knockout Smith in the eighth round at the Arena. The 22 year old welterweight climbed to 8-0 with a technical knockout after a sharp left to Smith’s eye and a deep cut to the eye, with Referee Dave Beloft stopping the nationally televised bout 56 seconds into the eighth. Hart outweighed Smith by 147 to 144 pounds and set up the finish with smart defense and counter punches.
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Barrett Named Assistant Coach at Kansas State
Ernie Barrett will become an assistant basketball coach and administrative assistant in athletics at Kansas State College starting April 1. A former K State cage star, Barrett now serves as assistant executive secretary of the Kansas State Alumni Association.
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Scotties Beat Lions In Dual Meet Lacrosse Track Record
Highland Park overwhelmed Lawrence High in a 78-14 duel meet opener as HP swept sprint races and hurdles. Lawrence’s Doug Lockwood led Lions with runner-up finishes in 220 and 440 and a 100 third, while Ronald Mumford and Steve Robb swept the broad jump one-two. Norman Estelle won the mile for Lawrence in 4:56 as coaches planned lineup moves for Haskell and the state indoor meet in Manhattan.
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Hetchel Anderson
Fetterhoof
Broad
Robb
Rector
Barkley
Armstrong
Flott
Oerter Big Gun For Kansas Team at Longhorns Meet
Kansas faces a tough Texas Relays with Olympic discus champ Al Oerter aiming at his career best and a potential ninth consecutive Midlands Grand Circuit title. Teammates Joe Irvin Alex Palmros and hurdler Stan ford bound to challenge in sprints and field events as KU pursues early season marks in Austin.
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Sam Francis
Nebraska
Beefus Bryan
Fred Walcott
Rice
Bowden Eyes Sprint Medley Record At Austin Meet
California star Don Bowden, NCAA half mile record holder, expects to lower his times in both the half mile and mile this season. Coach Brutus Hamilton says Texas Relays at Austin offer a good chance to win both the medley and two mile relays, with Bowden aiming for faster times later in the year. Bowden plans to focus on the half mile while running occasional mile and hopes to face Ron Delany in NCAA finals at Berkeley.
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Tidwell
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Emporia Beats Friends Wichita 11-3 in College Baseball
Emporia downs Friends Wichita 11 to 3 as pitcher Jerry Yune limits the leaguers to three runs. The win boosts Emporia’s record in a standout collegiate matchup.
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Winter Denies As a Vicious Rumor
Kansas State coach Tex Winter dismissed a report that two members of the Big Eight champions fought before the NCAA tournament in Louisville. He said Parr and Boozer showed remorse, stressed there was no dissension, and noted both remained best of friends despite the rumor.
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College Grid Slate Is Set for Season
NBC and the NCAA announce a nine date college football slate beginning Sept. 20 with Vanderbilt at Missouri and Oklahoma State at Denver on a split network. Final three dates include Oregon at Miami and Holy Cross at Boston College on Dec. 6, plus regional telecasts on four Saturdays.
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Vaughn Kimbrough Named Leavenworth Coach
Vaughn Kimbrough, 31, was named football coach at Leavenworth High School on Wednesday. He last fall directed Bonner Springs High School to the East Kansas League football co championship, succeeding Dick Towers who resigned to join Manhattan High as football and track coach.
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Bowling Notes From Monday Owl League Standings Update
Westvaco-Dry Ice and Westvaco-Phosphate each earned four points by beating Hitchcock Drugs Westvaco Acid and others. George's Pipe Shop, Jim Clark Motors, Vincent's and Hawkins teams gathered three points each from Hercules Charlton Insurance Brown's Recreation and Logan Moore.
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Lion Tennis Squad Named for Meet at Shawnee Mission
Lawrence coach Lowell Bailey selects a six man squad to begin the season in Shawnee Mission Friday. Veteran Dean Duermeier leads at No 1 singles with Tom Palmerlee at No 2. Juniors Phil Anderson and Gene Jackson form the No 1 doubles duo, while Richard Collister and Steve McKnown claim the second doubles spot after their Wednesday victory over Jerry Harte and Fred Zimmerman.
Llewellyn Names Haskell Indoor Team for Saturday Action
Haskell track coach Eustace Llewellyn will field about 70 athletes for Friday state indoor meet in Manhattan. Two milers John Thomas and Gerald Alexander lead, with Dave Herne and Howie Smith strong in the half mile, Ken Bailey in the quarter, and Bob McDonald as top point threat. Indoor history includes last year’s Class A title and Haskell Relays victories.
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Gerald Alexander
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Howie Smith
Plenty
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Ken Bailey
Lonnie Foley
Jerry Christie
Bailey
John Jones
Bob McDonald
Bob McCosar
McCosar
Moberly Cage Star Is Picked on All America
Corky Alderson of Moberly Missouri named to the 1958 All America junior college basketball team on the second team. Der Heidebrecht of Arkansas City Kansas and Merle Harris of Hutchinson Kansas also named to the second unit.
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Mustangs Sweep Dual Track Meet With Haskell Frosh
Lawrence Junior High track team defeated Haskell freshmen 72 to 33 on the Haskell track. The Mustangs won nine events to four, led by Mike Ward with 11 points and Chuck Lanning with 7.104 points. Coach Bill Cochrane noted six returning varsity runners from last year as LJHS eyes Washington next Tuesday.
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Jayhawks head to Texas Relays amid strong team hopes
Kansas University’s track team leaves for Austin for the Texas Relays as coach Bill Easton forecasts a strong showing despite weather hampering practices. Key figures include Al Oerter’s strength in throwing, four mile relay aims for a seventh straight win, and Delany’s star-driven approach.
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Philadelphia Warriors Hang On In Playoffs
The Philadelphia Warriors face elimination as they clash with the Celtics in Boston aiming to force a fourth straight win for the Eastern Division title. They defeated the Celtics 112-97 in the prior game at Convention Hall, with St Louis Hawks meeting Detroit Pistons in the Western series where the Hawks lead 3-1.
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