Ottawa Cyclones Open Season With 51 45 Win Over Emporia
Ottawa Cyclones beat Emporia Spartans 51 to 45 in the season opener at Junior High gym. Bill Jensen led Ottawa with 18 points, sinking 11 of 12 free throws. Mickey Reed added 18 with 8 of 10 from the line. Emporia’s Gary Ace scored 16. K B Thomas sparked Emporia in a 52-47 loss in the B game.
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Rantoul Edges Richmond 32 29 in county league game
Rantoul earned a 32 29 victory over Richmond as Joe Evans nailed three late free throws. Evans led Rantoul with 15 points, Roecker added 10, Gretencord scored 13 for Richmond. Richmond won the B team contest 24 17.
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Basketball Clinic To Be In Emporia
Officials from the Kansas College Officials Association will hold a two day clinic in Emporia. A doubleheader Saturday features College of Emporia versus Oklahoma Baptist and Emporia State against Central Missouri State. Association president Kid Osburn of Ottawa says a business meeting Sunday will discuss rules changes and infractions demonstrations.
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Big Eight Teams Begin Clean State Play Tonight
Kansas and Kansas State host season openers while Northwestern meets Kansas at Lawrence and Texas A M faces Kansas State in Manhattan Texas Western at Oklahoma State and Colorado at Arizona headline eight non conference games Oklahoma State beats UCLA 64 58 with late free throws Eddie Bunch 19 points Fritz Greer 17 David Miller 16 Colorado wins 82 72 at Arizona after trailing at halftime Free throws pave Buffaloes surge led by Wilky Gilmore 97 points in matchups across the series
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Fontana holds off Lane with late free throws
Fontana edges Lane 48 to 45 as Fontana sinks 11 free throws in the final quarter. Bob Cole Don White and Rex Needham fouled out for Lane. Bill Cooper led Fontana with 12 points while Cole had 13 for Lane. Lane won a prior B team thriller 26-25.
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Welda Falls to Princeton in 60 44 setback
Princeton stars Welda 60 to 44 as Leonard Herrill with Gary Hull combine for 28 points. Herrill tops scorers with 20 points on nine field goals and two free throws, Hull adds 18 with nine field goals. Dean Holt and Larry Nokes lead Welda with 16 and 14. Welda wins B game 39 17.
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Celtics Edgeed Again as Lakers Rally Late
The Boston Celtics fall to a 120-117 defeat by the Los Angeles Lakers after Jerry West hit two baskets in the final 30 seconds in Boston. New York had ended Boston’s streak with a 116-111 victory on Thursday. St. Louis Hawks beat New York in overtime 130-133. Boston remains atop the Eastern Division by a slim margin over idle Philadelphia.
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Pittsburg State upset halted Central Oklahoma win streak
Central Oklahoma defeated Pittsburg State 71 59 to end Pittsburg State home court 17 game streak. Gorillas surged early second half with a nine minute scoring run while Pittsburg State cooled. Ft Hays beat Southwestern Oklahoma State 88 59 in season opener. Missouri Valley/ Baker/ William Jewell/N A I A action noted.
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Pomona High Edges Melvern In Thriller
Pomona High edged Melvern 59 58 in a thriller with a late rally after Melvern built a 33 29 halftime lead. Melvern’s Dale Lilly led with 23 points, Darrell Schultz added 19, while Pomona’s Art Sleichter scored 18 and Ralph Nelson 16 as Pomona won the B game 54 38.
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Appanoose Faces Lyndon In Lopsided Victory
Ed Altic scored 34 for Appanoose as they ran to a 73-46 win over Lyndon. The visitors opened 14-4 and built a big first quarter lead, using Lyndon’s inexperience and strong shooting. Lyndon won the B team game 53-45.
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Sam Snead Holds Two Stroke Edge At West Palm Beach Open
Sam Snead, entering round three, holds a two stroke lead at 136 in the West Palm Beach Open. Arnold Palmer stands five back after a 72 on Friday as Bayer drops to 73 following a windy day. Johnny Barnum shoots 68 to tie Bayer for second with Howie Johnson Ferree Boros nearby in the crowded leaderboard.
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Fullmer and Sugar Ray Meet for Title Night Showdown
Gene Fullmer defends his NBA middleweight title against Sugar Ray Robinson in a 15 round or less bout at the Sports Arena Los Angeles televised by ABC at 7 p m PT Robinson 34 no longer dominant but still a headline threat Fullmer 29 from West Jordan Utah seeks third title win and to avenge a May 1957 knockout by Robinson in Chicago Stadium The outcome could shape Robinsons final chapter or a new phase in his career with postfight options including a possible rematch with Paul Pender
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Wellsville Eagles Triumph Over Carbondale 39 25
Wellsville overcoming a slow start, the Eagles edged Carbondale 39 to 25. McDaniels led with 13 points and Roce added 10 as Wellsville built a halftime lead after trailing 8-4 in the first. Carbondale won the B team game 18-13.
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High School Basketball Scores Across Kansas
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Overbrook routs Quenemo 91 35 in hoops clash
Overbrook overwhelmed Quenemo 91 to 35 as Quenemo missing Dale Bolen due to a knee injury. Larry Rose and Duane Supple led Overbrook with 26 and 20 points respectively while Ron Knight topped Quenemo with 22 points on eight field goals and six free throws.
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10 Largest Cities In Nation Listed
Washington and Houston displaced St. Louis to 10th in the final 1960 census figures announced Thursday. Washington edged St. Louis 763,956 to 750,026 while Houston moved from fourth to seventh, Cleveland fell to eighth, and Boston dropped from the top 10. Los Angeles rose to third ahead of Philadelphia.
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Docking appoints two to commissions
Gov George Docking named two University of Kansas faculty to state advisory posts. Dr Harold Grady received a four year term on the advisory laboratory council to the State Board of Health, replacing Dr E Lee Treece. Fred S Montgomery took a two year seat on the Advisory Commission on Institutional Management, succeeding M C Slough.
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One Man Gangs In Basketball Fever This Year
Oscar Robinson and Billy McGill fail to carry teams as college hoops show depth. DePaul, Wake Forest, Oklahoma State, and others rely on balanced scoring and strong defense. Tonight Utah faces Stanford, Purdue meets Penn State, and a Madison Square Garden triple header features Utah State NYU St. John’s Army Manhattan Temple.
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Williamsburg Panthers crush Waverly 54 to 26 in strong win
Williamsburg Panthers score early and lead 28 to 9 at halftime while Ned Bethel Dale McCurdy and Jim Miliken each tally 12. Coach Coppoe uses full 12 man rotation as Williamsburg also wins B team 43 to 37.
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