Wildcats thump St Louis on Billikens floor in big win
Kansas State, ranked No. 8, rolled to a 71-60 victory over St Louis on the Billikens’ floor, signaling another strong season for coach Tex Winter’s Wildcats who already beat New Mexico in their opener. The Big Eight power aims to extend its four-year crown as top league team.
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Patterson Fighter Of Month Named By Ring Magazine
Floyd Patterson was named Fighter of the Month after a fourth round knockout of Tom McNeely Jr. in Toronto. McNeely dropped from the top ten as heavyweight rankings shuffled after upsets including Zora Folley over Henry Cooper and George Logan over Alejandro Lavorante. Cassius Clay enters the list at No. 9 with Louisville's Clay rising amid the shakeup.
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McClinton Leads West Shrine Team for Kezar Game
The West squad for the Shrine East-West game at Kezar Stadium on December 30 includes Curtis McClinton of Kansas and Ronny Bull of Baylor as power runners. Melvin Hadl Jorgensen and John Hadl as passers. Receivers Mack Burton Oscar Donahue Buddy Iles and Bobby Lane. Enormous tackles John Meyers Merlin Olsen and Clark Miller. Coached by Jim Owens Dan Devine and Bill Meek.
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Steers Prove They Lead ABL Battle in West
The Kansas City Steers, with Nick Mantis scoring 25, beat San Francisco 90-87 for their fourth straight win and 12th in 15. They sit 34 games ahead of second-place Los Angeles in the Western Division while the Cleveland Pipers top the East at 12-8 after a 107-88 victory over the Chicago Majors.
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Cavaliers Beat Lakers 107 93 as Cox Leads with 34 Points
In the other game, Cleveland toppled Los Angeles 107 to 93. Johnny Cox starred with 34 points and 21 rebounds, while Connie Hawkins added 37 points and 16 rebounds for Pittsburgh.
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Camellia Bowl Preview Matches Pittsburg State Linfield
In Sacramento the Camellia Bowl will decide the NAIA small college championship. Pittsburg State of Kansas and Linfield College of Oregon, both 10-0, meet under clear skies with winds from a passing front. Linfield pilots the Fly-T offense and Pittsburg State relies on Gary Snadon and a fast backfield.
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Linfield and Pittsburg strong on defense in season run
Pittsburg's defensive line limited nine regular season opponents to four touchdowns and allowed two more in regional playoff. Linfield’s unit boasts a stingy defense, permitting about 107.8 rushing yards per game.
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