Packers Clinch West Title as Colts Slump in NFL Week
Packers seal a Western Conference co title after a 13-0 win over San Francisco while Baltimore falls to Detroit 9-0. Sammy Baugh’s 1947 passing record falls by one yard as Johnny Unitas posts 182 passing yards and the Rams upset Baltimore 10 4 to deny a Pack tilt for first. Wade leads L A Rams to victory with a 46 yard TD run in Memorial Coliseum crowd of 75 461.
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Quigley Obituary Lines Chanute Coach and Umpire Legend
E C Quigley, 81, famed Kansas sports figure, died after a long career as player coach umpire and administrator. He began as a standout at Concordia and KU, coached St Marys College, and coached athletic programs on Topeka and Lawrence radio. Surviving are two sons. Funeral Tuesday in Lawrence church.
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Colorado Leads Big Eight In Early Cage Play
Colorado holds a 4-0 conference mark early in Big Eight basketball with Oklahoma at 3-0 as the league leaders. Kansas and Kansas State opened 2-2 and 2-1 respectively after losses to St Johns and UCLA before Kansas State rebounded with a 63-57 win over Southern California. Remaining standings list Oklahoma State 3-1, Nebraska 2-1, Missouri 2-2, and Iowa State 1-1 amid a packed schedule of 20 conference games this week.
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Bowling Crown To Don Carter Wins Fourth Invitational
Don Carter of St. Louis captured the $7,500 first prize in the fourth annual World's Invitational Bowling Tournament in Chicago. He finished 309-18 Petersen points to secure victory despite a final round loss to Joe Joseph of Detroit 824-831. His wife LaAverne Carter won her semifinal and finished strong on Petersen points but fell short of the leader. Joseph took $3,750 for second place, Steve Nagy finished third for $2,000, and Jere Price earned $1,000 in Fort Worth.
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Bowling scores from Mixerp Upper Madrick Schnoke 7 High 1030 DBD Mudrick 304 331 Gilborn Melton 1 High 19 H Gilborn 119 High 30 F Gilburn 481 Hughes Ogle 4 High 10 30 Y Hughes 170 484 Pogue South High 10 10 B Pogue 202 543 Royer Natley 4 High 1030 M Boyer 215 518 Honn Robertson t High 1030 H Robertson 174 498 Ople Christie 3 High 10 30 P Christie 220 547 Liegerate Downing t High 10 30 K Liegerat
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OU Defeats Bethel At Free Throw Line
Ottawa defeats Bethel 71 65 as The Braves convert 21 of 32 free throws in a Saturday night win. John McAninch 15 points Bill Schoonover 13 Lew is and Tom Kinder 11 each lead OU while Bethel's Don Wedel tops with 25. Frear notes focus on defense before McPherson game.
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