Cyclones Travel to Emporia Tonight for Key Game
Ottawa High School's Cyclones visit Emporia tonight for their third game, aiming to rebound from Saturday's win over Atchison. Coach Stevens notes Emporia's newcomer phase under Bob Johnson and details tonight's lineups, the B team at 6:30, and a weekend schedule including exhibition with Wyandotte and a coaches clinic.
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Boston Celtics Runaway Scoring Emphasis Tops NBA Leaders
The Celtics dominate the NBA with four starters in the top 12 scorers as Bob Cousy misses time with a leg injury. Bill Sharman leads Boston with 520 points at 24.8 per game, followed by Bill Russell 19.7, Frank Ramsey 18.4, and Tom Heinsohn 17.6.
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Frank Ramsey
Tom Heinsohn
George Yardley
Detroit
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Clyde Lovellette
Cincinnati
College Basketball Scores From Various Conferences
Maryland 71 Kentucky 62 Kansas 82 Marquette 2 Kansas State 79 Purdue 73 Bradley 91 Arizona 52 Notre Dame 69 Nebraska 56 Missouri 78 North Dakota 40 Wisconsin 43 Washington St Louis Wichita 89 Detroit 2 Rice 61 LSU 86 Methodist 66 Hamline Minn.
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Big 8 Shows Its Cage Potential
The Big Eight paced by Kansas and Kansas State opened the 1957-58 season with 16 victories in 21 non league games. Wilt Chamberlain scored 40 as Kansas beat Marquette 82-62 in Milwaukee. Boozer led Kansas State past Purdue 79-73 at Lafayette. Missouri defeated North Dakota 78-40 in Columbia to move to 3-1. Nebraska fell 69-56 to Notre Dame.
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Ottawa Braves Set For MAIA Clash At Warrensburg
Ottawa coach Bill Frear leads 15 players to Warrensburg to face Central Missouri State Teachers Mules in an 7 30 p m A game with the B squad meeting at 5 45 p m Radio KTJO FM will carry the top game Warrensburg touted as a tall skilled squad led by 6 7 duo Bob Irvin and Louis Sandbathe Mules1 0 openers loss to Pittsburg State 71 64 Frear calls Warrensburg tall and capable The Braves beat Warrensburg 101 91 in last year’s Jaycee tourney and hope to improve after a 24 of 102 shooting first half versus Southwestern
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Broyles Takes Arkansas Coach Post at Banquet
Frank Broyles spoke at a Little Rock banquet promising familiarity with Arkansas and its people as he begins a five year tenure as Arkansas head coach. He re hired Dixie White and hinted at potential addition of Wilson Matthews while denying immediate plans to replace others. He noted Bobby Dodd’s stability at Georgia Tech and asserted he will not be a short term hire.
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Tar Heels Sit Atop Early College Cage Poll
North Carolina chosen as the nation's No 1 team in the first AP poll of the season with Kansas close behind. Wilt Chamberlain shines for Cincinnati and Oscar Robertson stars for Cincinnati as the season starts with several upsets and strong showings from Bradley Kansas State San Francisco Michigan State West Virginia Temple UCLA Seattle Notre Dame Rice and others across the rankings.
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Pence Team 7th In Wichita Meet
The Pence Food Center bowling team placed seventh in the Kansas State Bowling Proprietors Association event in Wichita, matching a midtable finish.
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KEEN Radio TV Service Moves to 114 South Main
KEEN Radio and TV Service announces its move from the old location to 114 South Main. The business, known for repair and sales, invites customers to visit the new shop and continue service after the relocation.
Bowling Scores in Monday Night Couples League
Readable lines show top performances across multiple divisions led by Selby Williamson and Shisier with high scores and team totals. Notable marks include J Byrd 175 for 10-30 men and M Deputy 148 for 10-30 women, reflecting varied event results.
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