Hoops and hobnob chaos in Indiana Kansas lure Wilt Chamberlain
Indiana coach Branch McCracken stews over Kansas pursuit of Wilt Chamberlain and Ronnie Loneski with rumors of big pay and recruitment battles. The piece traces past matches and future hopes, noting Lawrence Lions challenge, Jayhawks ambitions, and the wider Big Seven race with Nebraska and Kansas State.
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Three Elevens Loom In State Race In Kansas
Independence and Garden City lead the Oklahoma City Conference race as Coffeyville and Garden City clash in a key Friday game. Garden City and Arkansas City chase, while Parsons and Pratt visit Dodge City in week follow ups. The conference opener saw Garden City beat Independence 24-6, with Coffeyville rolling over Parsons earlier in the season.
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Washington State Game Prep Missing Key Player
The team reports strong physical condition for the Washington State clash. No 2 left halfback Ralph Monds is doubtful with an ankle sprain from the TOC game. Mather plans no lineup changes until after Saturday's film review, expected midweek.
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Fire in Santa Barbara Causes Record Damage and Costs
Damage from a major M-day forest fire in Santa Barbara is estimated at over nine million dollars. Fire Control Officer Nolan O Nea lsaid yesterday the blaze, the area’s worst, caused about 650000 in firefighting costs in addition to nine million in damage to watershed and range lands.
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Dentist and civic leader dies of heart attack in Valley Center
T Cecil Edwin Barngrover aged 57 died of a heart attack yesterday in Valley Center. Barngrover, a dentist and civic leader, had moved to Valley Center in 1936 from Kansas City, Arkansas.
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Ronnie Knox shines as Bruins blank Texas A&M 210
Publicist Vic Kelley jokes about Knox transfer but vows future laughs fade when the star quarterback dazzles with three touchdowns and strong passing. Sted Sanders, cold and aloof, tests Knox, yet knits trust as Knox proves himself a durable talent and potential tailback.
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Storm Delays Rocky Marciano Archie Moore Title Fight
New York heavy weight championship bout between Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore postponed due to Hurricane Tone. If weather allows, the 15 round fight moves to tomorrow night at Yankee Stadium with weigh-ins as scheduled. further delays trigger reweigh under State rules.
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New York broker 66 weds 23yearold Miss Japan in Tokyo
Benjamin Alder a 66 year old cotton broker from New York married Miss Minako Kosaima 23 in a civil ceremony at the American Embassy in Tokyo. He plans a second ceremony in a Shinto rite and a reception at Tokyo’s Grand Imperial Hotel.
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Jayhawk coach backs soph-laden squad after loss to TCU
Kansas coach Chuck Mather told a Downtown Quarterback Club crowd that he is not disappointed after the 47-14 opening loss to TCU. He noted room for improvement but remains encouraged by film, citing youth and defensive errors as the main issues. Mather predicted potential breakthrough if the team plays with full effort this Saturday.
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Golf Entrants Face Struggle With Weather
Oklahoma City hosts the silver anniversary of the Women s Trans Miss Golf Association Tournament with 179 entrants facing rain risk at Twin Hills Country Club. No player has matched 37 37 74 in 18 hole medal play. a 74 would tie the course record. First qualifying groups start 7 am, final at 2 35 pm. low 32 scorers advance to the championship bracket beginning tomorrow.
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