Emporia Spartans crush Ottawa in twin bill routs
Emporia High School Spartans defeated Ottawa High School Cyclones 54-38 in the opener and won 31-28 in the second game. Carson and Robinson led scoring for Emporia with 16 and 13 points, while Bud Gollier topped Ottawa with 17. Ottawa struggled with ball handling and poor shooting.
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Garnett Defeats Osawatomie 47 37 In Nonconference Thriller
Garnett edged Osawatomie 47 to 37 after leading 18 to 13 at halftime. Richard Copeland scored 16 for Garnett, with Dean Powell adding 12. Osawatomie’s top scorers were Thompson and Johnson Jed with 8 each. McCain led Garnett with 10, Cole had 11 for Osawatomie.
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College Loses Close Game To Warrensburg
Warrensburg Central Missouri State topped the Ottawa University Braves 59 to 58 in Warrensburg. The lead changed hands late as Warrensburg held off a last minute rally, with key scoring from Knight, Parker, and Fitterling. Rabid final minutes produced a 59-58 finish for the Mules.
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Bowling Scores at WYAL T LANES Highlights
Bowling scores from WYAL T LANES show top games and series across multiple entrants. McFadden posts 172 in high single and 464 in high series for Waasmer's-a High 10. Bettge posts 210 and 570 for Brincoe Drogs-4. Nicholas tallies 202 for Sonrise Dairy-2, while Cordle's 516 leads Hig 30. Akers 214 and 554 for Knights of Columbus-2. Jackson 188 and 553 for Wright's Studio-a. Bertram 197 for Yosurance-i and Redick 211 and 524 for Redick Grocery-1. Davis 201 and 545 for Goodyear-1. Hull 478 and 88 for Goodyear-1.
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Luedee Fights Durelle Tonight in Tampa
The bout pairs Luedee and Yvon Durelle in a 10 round light heavyweight clash televised nationwide. Durelle, British Empire champion and 7-5 favorite, seeks a decisive win en route to Archie Moore title hopes, while Luedee, 24, aims to prove his rise with a 30-6-1 record and 15 KOs.
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Williamsburg Triumphs Over Pomona 64 to 44 in League Action
Williamsburg extended its winning streak by defeating Pomona 64 44 in Franklin County League play last night. Don Miskimons led Williamsburg with 31 points, Freddy Campbell added 18, while Pomona’s Larry Jones totaled 24. Williamsburg built a 39 23 halftime edge and led 55 38 after three quarters, with miscues and box score details reflecting the close runner in the B game where Williams burg won 36 32.
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DeSoto Edges Wellsville 53 51 In Little 7 Clash
DeSoto defeated Wellsville 53 to 51 after taking a 39 37 edge late in the third. John McAninch led DeSoto with 21 points while Sandridge dropped 18 for Wellsville. Final score by quarters shows DeSoto 23 30 0 0 and Wellsville 12 25 0 0.
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Braves edge Warrensburg on late jumper in tight finish
Bob McGhee led Oklahoma University with 22 points and strong defense as the Braves fell 59 to 58 at Warrensburg. Willie Barnes and Bob Knight added 9 points each, with Bill Parker and John Fitterling also contributing. Jed Warrensburg scored 16 points and 13 for his teammate.
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Richmond Beats Princeton 68 to 54 in Franklin County League
Richmond built a 39 19 halftime lead and held on to defeat Princeton 68 to 54. Princeton surged in the second half but could not overcome the early deficit, finishing with a 14 point gap.
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Melvern Wins Big Over Carbondale In Basketball Game
Melvern defeated Carbondale 62 to 35 after building a 16-11 first period lead and a 33-19 halftime edge. Coach Charles Farmer used substitutes late. top scorers were 19 points by an unnamed Melvern player, with John Schultz 13 and Marvin Ivey 12. Carbondale’s Kaff led with 10. Melvern also won the B game 47 to 21 behind Burns and Bits with 14 points. Wilkins led Carbondale with 9.
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Basilio Named Fighter-Of-Year 1957 Boxing Awards
New York reports Basilio named Fighter of the Year by the Boxing Writers Association for 1957 while Jack Dempsey receives the James J. Walker Memorial Award for long and meritorious service. The two will attend the January 14 dinner where the Neil Memorial Plaque and Walker Award are presented.
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