NAIA All Star Team Picks Backfield Entrants for 1959
Four running backs headline the 1959 NAIA all star football squad led by Garney Henley of Huron and Gary Campbell of Whittier. Runners Lee Farmer and Rusty Addleman join Henley and Campbell on the first team with a strong Lenoir Rhyne presence and other selections from Whitworth Central Oklahoma Gustavus Adolphus and Langston. The team, chosen by coaches from 32 districts, features a 210 pound average line and 194 pound backs.
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Kansas City
National Assn
Garney Henley
Huron
5. D
Gary Campbell
NATIA
Whittier
Calif
Lee Farmer
Lenoir Rhyne College
Rusty Addleman
College of Emporia
Lenoir Rhyne
Hictey
N.C
Charles Scrcers
Texas A
J College
William Cole
Whitworth
Wash
Jd. W. Lockett
Central Oklahoma
Sanders
William Beck
Gustavus Adolphus
Min
Gerald Lambert
Texas A. and
Arnold Branch
Langston
Okla
Jerry Fornoff
Western Iliois
Ex Governor Likes New Football Job
Joe Foss, 44, former South Dakota governor and World War II Marine ace, is commissioner of the new American Football League. He spoke at a Dallas press conference about the league starting its first season in 1960 and the challenge of getting coaches and players lined up for games.
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Dallas, Tex
Joe Foss
New
American Football League
Dallas
Foss
South Dakota
Kansas Highway Commission approves I-79 right of way payment
The Kansas Highway Commission authorized 209 313 dollars for right of way on a 22 mile I 79 segment from Grainfield to Collyer and adopted a resolution to designate it as Interstate 70 removing U S 40 from the state system. It also approved 349 749 dollars for right of way on 16 miles of I 70 from Salina area to the Dickinson Saltine County line north of Solomon.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Grainfield
Collyer
U.S. 40
Salina
Dickinson-Saltine
Solomon
Locigno Faces Murder Indictment Over Bookie Slaying
Sam Frank Locigno, 33, a liquor salesman allied with ex-gambling chief Mickey Cohen, was indicted for murder in the November 25 killing of debt-collector Jack Whalen at a Sherman Oaks restaurant. Locigno claims self defense as the county grand jury handed up the indictment Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Sam Frank Locigno
Locigno
Mickey Cohen
Jack
Whalen
Sherman Oaks
Cohen
Foley Indicted On Tax Charge In Grand Jury Indictment
Kansas City AP reports Clyde J Foley known as a country music singer was indicted by a federal grand jury on income tax evasion charges. The two count indictment covers 1954 and 1955 taxes totaling about 28498 dollars. A 270323 tax lien filed in Springfield Missouri named Foley and his second wife Sally covering 1948 to 1951 and 1951 through 1955 taxes.
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Kansas City
Clyde J
Red) Foley
Foley
Springfield
Sally
Easy Win In A Town Team Game
Wamire defeated Beers 73 to 44 in a town team basketball contest last night. Marvin Wilson led Wamire with 18 points and Jack Welborn scored 13 for Beers.
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Wamire
Beers
Marvin Wilson
Jack Welborn
Gorillas Rally Past Drury 69 54 as Harder Scorches Scoreboard
Pittsburg State defeats Drury 69 54 with Fred Harder scoring 29 points. Coach John Lance reaches 591 career wins in the victory Thursday night.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Fred Harder
Pittsburg State
Gorillas
Drury
John Lance
Frear Plans Shakeup For Braves In Bethel Clash
Ottawa Braves coach Bill Frear signals possible new faces tonight at Wilson Field House as his team hosts the Bethel Gray Maroons. Singled out players have seen varsity duty limited earlier, while Bethel features Wedel and Nickle as leaders. Wedel is a 6-3 junior and Nickle a 6-2 sophomore, with Regehr Schrag and Geering also in the lineup. Last season Kansas Conference champion Braves aim to rebound after close losses to Washburn Warrensburg and Kansas Wesleyan.
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Ottawa Braves
Bethel Gray Maroons
Wilson Field House
Bill Frear
Dave ‘Owen
Sherm Price
John McAninch
Don Morris
Dean Erwin
Tom Kinder
al Lewis
Gray Maroons
Sterling
Mel Geering
Jerry Nickle
Stan Regehr
Tom Schrag
Don Wedel
Wedel
Nickle
Regehr
Schrag
Geering
Kansas
Braves
Washburn
Warrensburg State
Kansas Wesleyan
George Buhr
Bowling Scores From AMF League And Thursday Night
Bowling results from AMF League and Thursday Night Late League show top scores by Dutch Boy 3 High 10 30 Hiatt 222-545 and others like Herald 1 High 10 30 Dyche 215-823, Litwin 4 High 10 30 Hollow 192-552, and Beets 224-608 with teams such as Pepsi-Cola 3 High 10 30 and Ottawa Cleaners 3 High 10 including players Wolgast 591 and Cordle 214-574.
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Herald
W. Dyche
Litwin
Hollow
Climax
L. Blackstone
Pepsi-Cola
D. Burgoon
C. Dodd
C. Wolgast
Conrad
Wassmer
J. Berene
Mack
B. Ransom
H. Hensick
Quenemo
Haughn
Dennis—L
G. Gilges
Ottawa Cleaners
T. Macdonald
Morris
Cheney
B. Wenthe
Tony Canzoneri Dies In New York
Tony Canzoneri a boxing great who held featherweight lightweight and junior welterweight titles was found dead in a midtown hotel room in New York. Authorities say he died of natural causes at age 51 two days earlier.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
New Orleans
Broadway
Gladiator
Sports Writers Would Change It
The men who watch the game from the press box advocate college football copying professional practice. They urge moving goal posts to the goal line and restoring free substitution. This view, echoed in APs post season poll, shows broad writer dissatisfaction with college standards.
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Associated Press
Wilt Continues To Dump Em In
AP report notes Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors scoring at a high pace, topping 788 points in 22 games after a 34 point night in a 181 to 112 win over Cincinnati. Pettit remains a strong scorer for the St. Louis Hawks, but Chamberlain’s pace draws attention.
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St. Louis
Ed Macauley
Pettit
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
Chamberlain
Warriors
Cincinnati
Jack Twyman
Royals
Ottawa Graders Rally to Beat Lawrence 9th 34 32
Rick Winchester scored a last second basket to lift Ottawa High ninth graders over Lawrence ninth graders 34 32 in a nip and tuck junior high game. Ottawa led early, trailed in the third, then tied and won on Winchester’s buzzer winner. Earlier Ottawa 7th and 8th graders beat Lawrence 19 11. next game vs Osawatomie.
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Rick Winchester
Ottawa High
Lawrence
Ottawa
Winchester
Osawatomie
Determined Colts Arrive In L A
Baltimore Colt football team reaches Los Angeles aiming to beat the Rams on Saturday and avoid a possible playoff for the Western Division.
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Los Angeles
Baltimore Colt
Los Angeles Rams
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