Richmond Shows Scoring Punch In Nonleague Victory
Richmond overwhelmed Westphalia 54 to 28 in a non league game last night. The Ravens led 14 to 3 after one period and 34 to 14 at halftime, then 54 to 20 after three quarters before being held scoreless in the final period. Jim Ferguson scored 18 and Jim Brock 14 for Richmond while Larry Hermann led Westphalia with 12. In the B game, Richmond beat Westphalia 37 to 19 with Jerry Brock at 14 points and G Dickey adding 7 for Westphalia.
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Westphalia
Jim Ferguson
Jim Brock
Larry Hermann
Jerry Brock
G. Dickey
Brock Dicker
Hermann L. Kueser
Brock
Melvern
Appanoose
Indians
Lyndon Wins In Overtime In Pomona Thriller
Lyndon rallied from behind to beat Pomona 56 to 54 in overtime. Pomona led 34 25 at halftime, Lyndon tied it 37-all in the third period, and the overtime saw Lyndon outscore Pomona 3 1. Coons led Lyndon with 20 points while Pomona’s Larry Jones had 19.
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Roland
Ralph Williston
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Lyndon Anaeene
Williamsburg Victory Over Waverly 64-57 Ends Waiver’s Season
Williamsburg belts Waverly 64 57 as Don Miskimons posts 33 points and dominates boards. Waverly’s B squad routed 74 37. Ken Perry leads the losing team with 15 while Cliff Fisher and George Michael add 14 and 12. Williamsburg shows hustle under new coach Lou Coppoe and aims to rebound with returning starters.
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Williamsburg
Waverly High School
Roger Bush
Roger Sowers
Jim Milliken
Don Miskimons
Miskimons
Bush and Sowers
Lou Coppoe
Baseball Trade Season In Swing
COLORADO SPRINGS COLO The Chicago White Sox completed a 3 for 3 swap with Baltimore to start the national baseball convention last night sending center fielder Larry Doby pitcher Jack Harshman and a player to be named later to the Orioles for infielder Billy Goodman pitcher Ray Moore and outfielder Tito Francona Doby 33 and Harshman 30 had rough years Goodman 31 is a long time major leaguer Francona 24 shows promise Moore went 11 won 13 lost for Baltimore Convention centers buzz with trade rumors Philadelphia Phillies are offering pitcher Robin Roberts and outfielder Richie Ashburn for younger talent.
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Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
White Sox
Larry Doby
Jack Harshman
Orioles
Billy Goodman
Ray Moore
Tito Francona
Doby
Harshman
Goodman
Francona
Moore
Philadelphia Phillies
Robin Roberts
Richie Ashburn
Truman Pat For Co-Ops From Kansas City Speech
Former President Harry Truman addressed 3,000 midwestern farm cooperative leaders in Kansas City praising co-ops for stabilizing the economy. He credited the Consumers Cooperative Assn. meeting with strengthening global coop ties and urged continued collaboration. Howard A. Cowden proposed a national hall of fame honoring agricultural leaders like Luther Burbank Cyrus McCormick and the late Senator Arthur Capper.
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Consumers Cooperative Assn
Howard A. Cowden
Association
America
Luther Burbank
Cyrus McCormick
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Rantoul Defeats Fontana 45 to 30 in Tight Bout
Rantoul surged to a 23 15 halftime lead then widened to 31 21 after three quarters and dominated the fourth. Ken Johnson scored 12 for Rantoul while Max Brockus and Joe Evans added 8 each. Dickerson led Fontana with 14, Cooper had 10, and Fontana lost the B game 30 28.
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Fontana
Ken Johnson
Dickerson
Max Brockus
Joe Evans
Cooper
Junior High Opens Season in Tough Olathe Start
Ottawa Junior High girls and boys open the season with a Thursday trip to Olathe to face Olathe Junior High. Coach Harold Wallace admits limited practice and uncertainty about starters while outlining a busy schedule including games against Lawrence Garnett Emporia Highland Park and Olathe with multiple grade level notes and times.
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Olathe
Olathe Junior High
Harold Wallace
Lawrence
Garnett
Emporia
Highland Park
Mighland Park
Melvern Sees Late Rally Beat Appanoose In Close Nonleague
Melvern overcame a 29 19 halftime deficit to edge Appanoose 52 46 in a nonleague boys game. Ronnie Feltner led Melvern with 19 points, John Schultz 12 and Terry Reams 11. Appanoose top scorer was Jim Detwiler with 20.
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Ronnie Feltner
Melvern
John Schultz
Terry Reams
Jim Detwiler
Appanoose
Patterson
Edward Allie
Lively Holiday Bowl Set Between Hillsdale and Pittsburg State
In St Petersburg Florida on December 21 the Holiday Bowl promises a lively clash between Hillsdale College air power and Pittsburg State Gorillas strong ground game. Hillsdale averages 169.5 passing yards per game while Pittsburg State ranks tenth in rushing at 306 yards per game. Huron College leads in total offense at 448.6 yards per game. California Tech Pomona tops passing at 265.6 yards.
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Rattlers
Lake Forest
Ill
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hillsdale College
Bame
Pittsburg
Kan
Hillsdale
Mich
Huron
College
California Tech
Pomona
College basketball scores roundup in overtime context
College Town 65, So. Methodist 60 in overtime. Missouri 73, South Dakota 62. Wichita 66, Wyoming 54. Kansas State 76, Texas Western 31. College of Emporia 65, Southwestern 52. Bethel 63, Sterling 62. Missouri Valley 75, Northeast Okla. 66 in overtime. Southwest Missouri 75, Emporia State 7A in overtime. Drake 67, South Dakota State 58. Texas 62, Texas A&I 45.
Bowling Scores in Royal League card highs and totals
Bowling scores from the Royal League show high games and series for teams such as Grondyear Hull, Briscoe Bettge, Knights of Columbus Golden, Moore Harrison and others. Individual top totals include 226 by Wolgast for Wassmer's and 585 in series for Wolgast with Bundy Insurance and Sunrise Dairy posting strong marks.
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Hull
Briscoe Drug
Bettge
Knights of Columbus
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Moore Chevrolet
Harrison
Davis Paint
Wolgast
Bundy Insurance
Bertram
Lewis
Redick Grocery
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Burgoon
McFadden
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Jackson
Cordle
Sunrise Dairy
Nicholas
Bryant
Emporia Bethel Triumph In Early Basketball Action
Emporia State, Bethel posted season opening wins as Emporia defeated Southwestern College 65 52 and Bethel beat Sterling 67 62. At Springfield Missouri Southwest Missouri State edged Emporia State 75 74 in overtime while C of E led late but lost to Southwest. Steve Mach 25 points led C of E with Sterling’s Bob Siemens key free throw late.
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Emporia
Southwestern College of Winfield
Sterling
Springfield
Emporia State
Southwest Missouri State
Southwestern
C. of E
Steve Mach
Bob Siemens
Larry Penner
Southwest Missouri
State
Missourians
Max Oldham
Ronnie Slaymaker
Greeley Defeats Parker 76 to 48 Behind Blackmore 25
Greeley jumped to an early lead and cruised past Parker 76 to 48 last night. Pat Blackmore led Greeley with 25 points as Parker saved some pride by winning the B game 45 to 38.
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Greeley
Pat Blackmore
Jayhawks In Home Opener at Phog Allen Fieldhouse
The University of Kansas Jayhawks host Canisius College in their season home opener at 7:35 p.m. in Phog Allen Fieldhouse. Wilt Chamberlain, a 7-foot sophomore, faces a 6-4 Canisius front line led by George Swift and John Rauh. Kansas State beat Texas Western 176-31 in Manhattan, while Missouri defeated South Dakota 73-62 in Columbia. Jack Parr led Kansas State with 18 points and Sonny Siebert paced Missouri with 21.
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Missouri
Texas Western
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South Dakota
Columbia
Jack Parr
Sonny Siebert
Wellsville Beats Pleasanton Behind Todd and Sandridge
Wellsville won 62 to 39 over Pleasanton with Todd scoring 17 points and Sandridge 16 as Cheney added 10. The Wildcats led 22-21 at halftime before a 20-point third quarter sealed the victory.
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Todd
Sandridge
Pleasanton
Cheney
Ville
Barding
Brown Favored In Lightweight Title Fight Tonight
CHICAGO Diminutive Joey Lopez faces champion Joe Brown in a lightweight title bout at Chicago Stadium. Brown enters as a heavy favorite with 28 knockouts in 90 career bouts, while Lopez from Sacramento earned his title shot by forcing a 10‑round non title draw four months earlier. The 27 year old challenger is 5-6, ranked No 7 by the NBA and No 6 by Ring, with 43 wins in 57 starts, 16 knockouts. The 15 round bout will be televised nationally tonight at 9 pm CST on ABC.
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Ring Magazine
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