Big 8 Teams Continue their Winning Ways
Big Eight clubs kept strong on outside foes as Kansas State beat Indiana and Oklahoma State won at Arkansas while Oklahoma edged Illinois 105 104. Nebraska lost. tech beat Nebraska 76 60. Kansas routed Cincinnati 90 on the road. Kansas State 93 84 at Bloomington. teams hold road and home records amid busy stretch.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Indiana
Oklahoma State
Arkansa
Oklahoma
Mlinois
Gsu
Nebraska
Tex
Tech
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Ortt
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Cincinnati
Texas
Lawrence
Jance Walt Wesley
Cincy
Harry Gibson
Owen
Vege
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Gibson
George Unensue
Dick Harp
Kansas Eny
Texas Tech
Harold Denney
Roger Suttner
Willie Murrell
Bloomington
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Purdue
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Ilinois
Alabama
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Baylor
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Detroit
Chicago Loyola
New York University
Northwestern
Duquesne
Wichita
Kentucky Coach Near 700th Victory Emerges From Rough Season
By Bob Green, Kentucky's Adolph Rupp appears poised to reach his 700th win as the Wildcats, after a 16-9 season, entertain a strong start with a 100-80 win over North Carolina. Teams like Oklahoma State, Iowa and others posted notable results as major games across the nation featured high stakes matchups and leading programs.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Wildcats
North Carolina
Hank Iba
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Arkansas
Cincinnati Upset Spurs KU Stock in Basketball Clash
The Kansas Jayhawks defeated Cincinnati Bearcats 51 to 47 in a hard fought game at Cincinnati last Saturday. The result boosted KU’s standing and drew strong reactions from fans.
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Jayhawks
Cincinnati Bearcats
University of Kanesas
Cincinnati
Players Thrilled By Latest Honors
The article notes reactions to the 1928 Football Hall of Fame induction. Living honorees include Henry Peter Punch, Cliff Montgomery, Alex Agase, George Connor, Ken Kavaugh, Edwin Hale, and Edward Tryon, with praise for their careers and coaches.
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New York
Henry Peter Punch
Georgia Tech
National Football Foundation
New York Football Writers
Cliff Montgomery
Columbia
Ray Elliott
Alex Agase
Illinois
Purdue
Bowling Scores From Monday Night Ladies League
In Ottawa the bowling scores feature top performances across teams including Speer 151 421 for MONDAY NIGHT LADIES and White 146 412 leading OTTAWA BOWL4 and ELKS 0, with Strickland 197 446 reaching high marks for 10.30. Fritts Toumberlin top 157 and 418 for OTTAWA SAVINGS 4, plus Weidner 181 474 for LEE’S CAFE 3 and Brandon 145 393 for NITCHER’S SERVICE 4. Other standout scores include Smith 179 496 for MOBILE HOMES SERVICE 1, Heckman 222 586 for HELEN & BILL’S CAFE 3, Taylor 202 525 for MCCRACKEN ELECTRIC 0, Carey 212 for HUBBARD LUMBER 4, Lowrance 202 564 for I O O F No 24 1, and Shisler 210 549 for FIRST NATIONAL BANK 3.
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Betty B’s
White
ELKS
Strickland
Ottawa Savings
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Toumberlin
Lee’s Cafe
Weidner
Nitcher’s Service
Evey
Brandon
Mobile Homes Service
Smith
Helen & Bill’s Cafe
Heckman
McCracken Electric
Taylor
Hubbard Lumber
Carey
Davis
Lowrance
First National Bank
Shisler
Deceptive Art Puts Ramsey on Carpet
New York AP reports Frank Ramsey of the Boston Celtics was censured by the NBA after detailing in Sports Illustrated how he lured opponents into fouls. League President Walter Kennedy warned Ramsey’s stance could mislead youths and pledged to seek stronger rules at the Boston All-Star meeting.
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NEW York
Frank Ramsey
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
League
Walter Kennedy
Ramsey
Morning Mail
Sports Ilustrated
Kentucky All- America
Kennedy
Boston
Chiefs roar past Broncos for AFL win in a snowbound crowd
Kansas City owners Lamar Hunt and coach Hank Stram praised fans after the Chiefs topped Denver 52 21 in a game played amid snow flurries and gusts. Len Dawson led 63 67 and 81 yard drives while Frank Jackson caught two TD passes.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas City (Ap
Lamar Hunt
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Denver
Chia
Kansas
Stram
Chiefs
Dallas
Boston
New York
Hunt
Bobby Hunt
Dave Grayson
Sherrill Headrick
Headrick
Len Dawson
Kansas City
Dawson
Frank Jackson
Snead Still Plays It Hard After 30 Years On Tour
Enduring golf icon Sam Snead, now 51, reflects on aging and his career while planning a return to the PGA Seniors next year. He discusses his fading physical condition, slipping short game, nerves, and the allure of club play over tour events as he eyes the National Open and his remaining competitive spark.
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Charles Stafford Sebring
Fla
Sam Snead
Virginia
Don
Snead
Picard
Sarazen
Hogan
Nelson
Worsham
Mitdlecoff
Palmer
Nicklaus
England
Europe
Byron Nelson
Sayers Third In Rushing
New Mexico State failed to place a runner in the top 10 as Gale Sayers of Kansas finished third with 917 yards. Dave Casinelli of Memphis State surged to 1,016 rushing yards to capture the NCAA season lead, edging Auburn's Jimmy Sidle who totaled 1,006 in his final two games.
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Sayers
NEW York
Dave
Bull
Casinelli
Memphis State
New Mexico State
Tigers
Ncaa Service Bureau
Auburn
Jimmy Sidle
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Pervis Atkins
Bob Gaiters
Jim (Preacher) Pilot
Pilot
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