KU and Kentucky Start Fast In Cage Race
The Jayhawks led 28 24 at halftime and crushed Canisius 66 46 as Wilt Chamberlain poured in 32. Kentucky edged Ohio State 61 54, while Pitt beat Michigan 72 62 and Marquette fell to St Norbert 49 40. Clemson lost to Georgia 62 60 as Maryland beat George Washington 64 55.
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Many To Quit Frisco To Watch Pro Tilt
About 10 000 fans from the San Francisco Bay area will leave the city to see the 49ers play a home game. Kezar Stadium is sold out with 60 000 seats and NFL rules block home TV. Thousands will travel outside the blackout area to view. Over 3 000 have booked air to Reno and Lake Tahoe Nevada.
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Fort Worth Club Buys Wichita Outfielder King
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo The Fort Worth club of the Texas League today purchased outfielder Charles Gilbert King from Wichita of the American Assn King 28 played with Atlanta of the Southern Assn last season and batted .283 in 89 games.
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College Scores Reported From Various Games
College results show Pitt 72 over Michigan 62 while Kansas 66 defeats Canisius 48 and Kentucky edges Ohio State 61. Wichita State 71 beats Texas Western 48. Pittsburg State 71 tops Warrensburg Terra Kirksville Mo Graceland 87 to 86. Arkansas 59 over New Mexico A&M 50 and Southeastern Oklahoma 57 defeats Arkansas State.
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Ottawa High to battle two top squads in weekend hoops
Ottawa High School Cyclones face two stiff tests as they open the season with Chanute at home in Southeast Kansas League play, then travel to Atchison for Northeast Kansas League action. Chanute returns four of last year’s top six, while Ottawa fields only one starter from 1960. The Atchison lineup features 6 5 center Leland Flashbarth and a height advantage, with starting spots unsettled as coach H K Stevens evaluates his options for the league opener.
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Stadium Plans Sidetracked by Dodgers Referendum
Los Angeles referendum petition stalls Walter O Malley plans for a new Dodgers stadium in Chavez Ravine. City clerk confirms 51 767 valid signatures with more to verify, delaying construction hoped for 1959 season and shifting decision to the City Council and June ballot.
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Greeley Beats Princeton In Strong Second Half Showdown
Greeley defeated Princeton 62 to 41 as Greeley took the lead in the second period and pulled away in the final half. Princeton led 12 to 5 early, trailed 20 to 19 at halftime, and 38 to 25 after three quarters. Pat Adkinson scored 22 points on 11 field goals with Wolken adding 12 and Blackmore 11.
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Princeton Tops Greeley In B Game Hard-Fought 44-32
Dick Fishburn led Princeton with 21 points in the earlier game rounding out the top scorers. In the B game Princeton edged Greeley 44-32 with Peace and Horn each scoring 12 points for Princeton and Horn leading Greeley with 12 points.
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Cardinals and Redlegs Prepare Multi Player Trade
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo The St Louis Cardinals and the Cincinnati Redlegs will complete a multi player trade today the Associated Press learned. The deal will bring at least two pitchers to the Reds in exchange for some hitting power and one of the players to come to the Cardinals will be a catcher. The agreement involves at least four players but names were not released.
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