Lions Rally Past Lancers In 26 6 Victory At Home
Lawrence High remained unbeaten at 4 0 with a 26 6 home win over Shawnee Mission East in front of about 8 500 at Haskell Stadium. The Lions intercepted four passes and built a 180 6 scoring edge, while quarterback Bill Trull led a 14 carry 81 yard ground attack and Wally Scott passed for 133 yards for Mission East.
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Lions Edge Lancers In High School Football Thriller
Mission East and Lawrence High battled to a 21 14 score with Taylor’s 69 yard TD run and Ridgway fumbles shaping the late game. Scott connected with Williamson and Garn er on multiple drives as East improves to 2 2 while LHS faces Leavenworth next.
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Lions Clinch Top Kansas Rank with 26 6 Win
The Lawrence Lions upset Shawnee Mission East 26-6 to cement their No. 1 AP Kansas prep football ranking. Nearby, Kapaun beat Wichita Notre Dame 55-13 as reserves gained experience. several other top teams won or slipped, including Topeka’s upset loss and Hutchinson, Fort Scott, and Wichita-area performances.
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College grid reports mix of results across Kansas and surrounding states
A dense listing shows high school and junior college football and basketball scores across Kansas tribes and nearby states. Teams like Shawnee Mission North Wichita West Topeka and Dodge City feature with varied results. Multiple small-town colleges in Kansas and Missouri appear in a broad roundup of scores and standings.
Baker Romps Over Kansas Wesleyan 57-7 in KC Conference
Baker crushed Kansas Wesleyan 57-7 in Baldwin Kansas, racking up 501 rushing yards. Gary Staffer scored on a 33 yard run and Elbert Anderson added 17 carries for another, with the rest on short plunges. Wesleyan's Dee Kolzow connected with R Z Sims for a 66 yard touchdown pass.
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Snyder High Fields Four-Player Loan in 32-0 Loss
Snyder High football, hampered by illness leaving 11 players, received four players from opponent Grover to fill the squad. Despite the boost, Snyder fell 32 to 0. Grover lent the players, and Snyder could not overcome the setback.
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Boxing Results From Philadelphia and Halifax
Jose Stable won a unanimous decision over Dick Turner in Philadelphia while Arnie Sparks stopped Clement Sarrazin in Halifax. The events list fighters with weights and locations, reflecting mid century boxing results.
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Easton Hands Linwood 34 14 In Friday Football Fight
Easton High defeated Linwood 34 to 14 on Friday night at Linwood in homecoming action. Easton struck before halftime to break a 7 7 tie then controlled the second half as Linwood’s Jim Garry and Gary Johnson scored. Linwood’s next game is at Piper. Sophomores Jim Addy and Terry Dowding led Linwood’s defense with strong showings and Matthews added on defense.
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Lawrence Finishes 12th at Shawnee Mission East Meet
Lawrence High School finished 12th in a 17 team field at the Shawnee Mission East Invitational on Friday. Salina won the team title and Wichita East's Mike Ryan took individual honors. For Lawrence, Mike Edwardson placed 41st followed by Wescoe 56th Shepard 58th Kring 49th and Coffin 97th.
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Lions Defeat East 26 6 in Homecoming Clash at Haskell Stadium
Lawrence High coach Al Woolard praised East’s best ever team after a 26 6 homecoming win before 8500 fans. Rod Taylor intercepted a Scott pitchout for 60 yards and Jim Dicker added a 69 yard score as Lawrence exploited East errors and strong defense.
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Giants' Ro Lo Mo Ko Brace for Browns Test on Sunday
Giants defensive front Ro Bustelli LoVetere Modzelewski and Katcavage, dubbed Ro Lo Mo Ko, confront Jimmy Brown as New York hosts Cleveland in a bid to slow the league’s leading rusher. Brown aims to extend unbeaten Browns and narrow the gap to the NFL East leaders.
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Americans Over the Hump Says Capt Arnold Palmer
In Atlanta, Captain Arnold Palmer led the American Ryder Cup team to a 6-2 lead after the first day at East Lake Club. Palmer noted a rough morning due to stage fright, benched Johnny Pott, and then teamed with Billy Casper for a decisive 5 and 4 win over Brian Huggett and George Will.
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Texaco Service Ad Highlights Auto Tune-up And Repairs
Auto shop offers tune up brake service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service with pick up and delivery road service at 9th and Miss phone VI 3 9897.
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Norton High outlasts Colby as bleacher collapse shocks fans
Norton High School defeated Colby 9 to 0 on Friday night after fans leaped up to cheer a touchdown. A portion of the wooden bleachers collapsed, dropping about 35 people to the ground. Most sustained minor injuries, none serious enough for hospitalization.
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Angels Buy a Catcher and Pitcher from Syracuse
The Los Angeles Angels acquired catcher Jackie Moore and right handed pitcher Leo Marentelle from Syracuse of the International League in a recent transaction.
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Net Stars Lead Amateur Tennis Rankings
London AP reports Rafael Osuna of Mexico and Margaret Smith of Australia top the Daily Telegraph's yearly amateur rankings, highlighted as the world's leading tennis players in the amateur circuit.
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