Kansas Varsity Silences Jokers Trims Wildcats
Kansas varsity beats Northwestern 91 70 in season opener led by Phog Allen team. Wilt Chamberlain scored 40 for Northwestern while Jayhawks held halftime edge then pulled away. Other top games noted include Duquesne rout of Carnegie Tech and Ohio State loss to Vanderbilt.
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Li Green
Dukes
Robin Freeman
Ohio State
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Lloyd Aubrey
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Joe Bertrand
Junior Stephens
Memphis State
Ken Caldwell
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Louisiana State
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Missouri
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Oregon
Rice
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Bolling Generals Aerial Power Faces Fort Sill Clash
Dees praises Bolling Generals undefeated service team and predicts a tough test for Fort Sill next Saturday. He notes Bolling's star players Lattner Faloney O Connell Perry Reynolds Warlick and Mavraides and cites recent wins and future bid dynamics including Poinsettia Bowl considerations in San Diego. Dees highlights Bolling unorthodox T formation and warns Cannoneers must limit passes and pressure O Connell to have a chance.
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Bolling Afb
Fort Belvoir
Gene Dees
Fort Sill
Dees
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Sill
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Belvoir
Generals
Cannoneers
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San Diego
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Notre Dame
Johnny Lattner
Maryland
Bernie Faloney
Tommy O’connell
Illinois
Faloney
Pitt
Billy Reynolds
Chet
Jet
O’connell
The Top 20 AP Version College Basketball Poll
The AP Top 20 shows San Francisco leading with two first place votes and a 2-0 record, Kentucky at 1-0, and NC State also 2-0. list continues with teams including Utah Brigham Young Oklahoma City George Washington and Stanford among others. Idaho receives a first place vote. overall counts shown with first place votes and point totals.
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North Carolina State
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Brigham ‘Young
Roly Crom
Oklahoma City
George Washington
Marquette
West Virginia
Ohio State
Ieee
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Minnesota
Idaho
United Press
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Filinois
Holy Cross
Brigham Young
Indiana
St.Louis
UCLA
Sanford
Kansas
Seton Hall
Louisia
Ellisville Off For Pasadena
Ellisville Mississippi Jones Junior College football travels to Pasadena to meet a team featuring eight Negro players in the Junior Rose Bowl. A 37 member squad plus staff plan to fly from Jackson to California to honor a post-season date amid segregation critics. President Fred Bynum says he dislikes the matchup but calls it too late to change.
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Jones Junior College
Pasadena
Calif
Jackson
California
Fred Bynum
Jones Board of Trustees
Mississippi
Two Fort Sill Jets Named to Army Times All Army Team
Fort Sill stars Buck McPhail and Joe Ramona earned first and second team All-Army Football honors. McPhail leads Sill scorers with 72 points and anchors the backfield, while Ramona anchors the line and had a standout game against Fort Ord on November 19. Announcement of honors is pending in Army Times.
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J. D. Roberts
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Fort Sill
Army Times
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Joe Ramona
Cannoneers
McPhail
Army
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Sill
Ramona
Sillmen
Santa Clara
New York
Fort Ord
Texas Quintets Fall To Oklahoma City Chiefs And Sooners
Oklahoma City Chiefs routed Texas Christian 84 56 to open the season. Oklahoma beat Baylor 65 55 and Oklahoma A M defeated Texas Western 51 40. Key players included Dick O Neal Hubert Reed Joe King LeRoy Bacher Jimmy Peck and Mack Carter leading scoring.
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Doyle Parrack
Joe King
LeRoy Bacher
Jimmy Peck
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Jerry Mallett
King
Aggies
Lawton High Hosts Burkburnett In Season Opener
Lawton high School's rebuilt basketball machine tests its first game tonight against Burkburnett Texas with tipoff at 8 p.m. five lettermen compete under coach Bob Williams including starters Harvey Coombs Don Boucher and Jimmy Wilson. Creighton Bradford Sid Ahlischlager and Jerry Mills vie for starting spots as LHS seeks scoring punch after loss of Fred Yeahque. Burkburnett arrived from Wichita Falls with Mills as top performer in a 64 47 opener. Prelim Bees vs Burkburnett B team at 6 15 p.m.
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Burkburnett, Tex
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Harvey Coombs
Don Boucher
Jimmy Wilson
Charles Tonemah
Jerry Thomason
Lawton
Coombs
Boucher
Wilson Area
Sid Ahlischlager
Creighton Bradford
Wolverines
Fred Yeahque
Wilson
Fort Sill
Ahischlager
Burkburnett
Texans
Wichita Falls
Jerry Mills
Burk
Coyotes
LHS Bees
Pensacola and Ord To Clash In Poinsettia Bowl
Pensacola Naval Air Station will meet Fort Ord in the fourth annual Poinsettia Bowl on December 17 for the mythical armed forces football title. Pensacola, the East Coast’s No. 2 service team, accepted after Bolling AFB DC declined the eastern bid. Fort Ord owns a 10-1 record. Pensacola stands 10-2.
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Pettit Snares Scoring Lead
Big Bob Pettit the St Louis Hawks sophomore forward tops the NBA scoring race after last week with 129 points in 5 games raising his season total to 341 points and a 24.4 point average while passing Clyde Lovellette who has 338 points in 16 games as the league leaders.
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Foust
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Wagner Dies In His Sleep
PITTSBURGH. Honus Wagner, 81, legendary shortstop and ex Pirates star, died in his sleep at home near Forbes Field. In poor health for years, he slipped and fell two months ago and had been bed fast, slipping into a coma about 10 days ago. The family said death resulted from complications of old age.
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John
Honus) Wagner
Forbesfield
Pittsburgh Pirates
Honus
Wagner
Aggie Boxers Defeat Clovis in Cameron Team Match
Cameron Aggies defeated Clovis New Mexico Boxing Club 6-1 in a team match led by Lonnie Poco’s knockout of Danny Rios. Wallace Blasingame and Ronald Cheek added clear wins, with Jerome Tahhawah Bobby Valderas Harold Penardy and others securing decisions across divisions.
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Aggies
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Don Edmonds
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Billy Stark
Blaze Garcia
Bob Humphrey
Cameron
Jerome Tahhawah
Edmond Edwards
Bobby Valderas
Bill Tharp
Harold Penardy
Henry Tucker
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