Five Teams In Big Eight Win
The Big Eight opened with five wins led by Kansas State 85 52 over South Dakota State. Wally Frank 35 points and 15 rebounds highlighted K State while Iowa State beat South Dakota University 66 47 and Missouri edged Washington St Louis 70 62. Oklahoma State recovered 45 44 vs Texas Western as Nebraska defeated Stewart Air Force Base 73 46. Oklahoma plays Texas Western in Norman tonight.
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Princeton Clips Greeley In 54 35 Rim Battle
Princeton beat Greeley 54 to 35 as Leonard Herrill and Dick Fishburn dominated the boards. Herrill led Princeton with 16 points while Greeley’s Horn scored 18. Princeton also won the B game 48 to 30 and advances to Pomona Friday.
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Williamsburg Edges Waverly in Nine-Point Comeback
Williamsburg, coached by Louis Coppoe, overcame a nine-point deficit to defeat Waverly 67-56. Jim Milliken and John Thornbrugh each scored 14 for the winners, while Farrow led Waverly with 26. Williamsburg travels to Lane Friday after also winning the B game 42-35.
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Baylor Back To Lead Lakers
Elgin Baylor returns to the court scoring 20 points including four in the final 18 seconds to lift the Minneapolis Lakers to a 103-100 win over the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. Bob Pettit scored 38 as St. Louis defeated Syracuse 106-101 in the opener.
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Appanoose High Falls to Overbrook 69 34
Overbrook blasted Appanoose 69 to 34 as Charles Rappard scored 16 field goals. Appanoose leaders Ed Altic 24 and Keith Gilliland 18 provided the main offense. Overbrook led from the start, marking their second straight setback for Appanoose after a 47 48 loss to Lyndon last week.
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Richmond Cubs Defeat Westphalia 64 57 In Narrow Victory
Richmond Cubs led by Larry Briggs's 33 points defeated Westphalia 64 to 57. Briggs scored 7 in the first period and 12 in the second to reach 19 at halftime as Richmond shot 28 of 55. Paul Barr and Terry Thompson led Westphalia with 29 points combined before Richmond sealed it with free throws.
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Melvern Club Drills Rantoul 73 to 31 in Hoops
Melvern Club opened with a 20 to 7 first quarter lead and rolled to a 73 to 31 victory over Rantoul. Gary Patterson scored 19 points and Don Shaffer added 14 in support of the fast-moving Melvern offense.
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Fired coach attends Penn Ivy title celebration
Steve Sebo, fired Penn football coach, joins players at a victory dinner in Philadelphia after Penn clinched its first Ivy League football championship since 1952. The celebration follows a 7-1-1 season, and the university later announced John Stiegman of Rutgers will take over as head coach with John Bateman as line coach.
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Heisman Trophy Awarded to Billy Cannon
Billy Cannon of Louisiana State University wins the Heisman Trophy as the nation’s top college football player. The Downtown Athletic Club announced Cannon’s selection from 935 electors, with the award ceremony set for December 9 in New York, where Vice President Richard Nixon will present the trophy.
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Air Force Receives First Operational B58 Bomber
FORT WORTH Texas AP The Air Force Tuesday received the first operational Convair B58 bomber model The aircraft is the 31st Hustler built The first B58 flew in November 1956 Five test models crashed or were destroyed in ground accidents The initial 30 planes built by Convair were test models
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Quiz Probe Has Cost Jack Barry Plenty Of Money
New York AP reports jack Barry says quiz show investigations have cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars and knocked him off the air. He faults network executives and advertisers for blame shifting and notes his partner Dan Enright faced criticism. The piece mentions NBC Startime and a related TV change as authorities scrutinize broadcasting.
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