Wesley Leads KU Past Loyola With 42 Points
Walt Wesley, KU 6 10 center, scored 42 as the Jayhawks beat Loyola of Chicago 80 60 in Allen Fieldhouse. Wesley dominated the first half, finishing with strong interior work and rebounding while Loyola struggled with Kansas under the boards.
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EKL Tourney pairings and upcoming college game slate
The EKL tournament schedule lists Quenemo versus Richmond Williamsburg against Waverly Lebo versus Lyndon. Other matchups include Burlingame at Pomona Wellsville versus Gardner Baldwin at DeSoto Fontana hosting Princeton Quenemo at Melvern Carbondale visiting Lyndon Overbrook at Scranton on Saturday December 19 and Williamsburg visiting Melvern on Tuesday December 15. Kansas Wesleyan travels to Oklahoma at 7 30 p m Wilson Field House while Oklahoma visits Bethel Newton on Thursday December 17.
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Wea 86, Princeton 83 as Seck stars for Orioles
Wea High beat Princeton 86 to 83 with Leo Seck scoring 50 points and hitting 31 field goal attempts. Princeton leaders John Sutton and Francis Wiederholt tallied 29 and 25 as Princeton shot 51 percent but couldn't match Wea's 64 percent.
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Melvern Nips Carbondale 63 62 in Osage league clash
Melvern held off Carbondale 63 to 62 after a fourth quarter rally. Harry Geler led Melvern with 22 points, Leon Lindstrom added 19, while Wilson of Carbondale scored 25 to top his team. Melvern still unbeaten in recent stretch, Panthers up from two point start to finish strong.
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Bills Closer to East Title Faces Boston Hurdle
Bills edge Broncos 30 19 to improve to 11 2, trails Boston 10 21, need only a tie with the Patriots in final regular season game to clinch the AFL East and reach the title game against San Diego. Lamonica led with two rushing scores and a 46 yard TD pass as Buffalo moved toward the championship.
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Four Small Bowl Games Decided
The Associated Press reports four NCAA regional college divisions crowns were won on Saturday. East Carolina beat Massachusetts 14 to 13 in the Tangerine Bowl. Middle Tennessee shut out Muskingum 20 to 0 in the Grantland Rice Bowl. State College of Iowa defeated Lamar Tech 19 to 17 in the Pecan Bowl. Montana State beat Sacramento State 28 to 7 in the Camellia Bowl.
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Chiefs Dominate Chargers On Len Dawson Day In San Diego
Len Dawson threw four TDs and completed 17 of 28 for 220 yards as the Kansas City Chiefs routed the AFL West champion Chargers 49-6 in San Diego. Frank Jackson scored four times, while KC’s defense and blocking controlled the game. The result clinched second place for KC, with a season finale vs the Jets remaining.
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Boxing Results in San Juan Patterson Knocks Out Powell
Floyd Patterson of New York stopped Charley Powell of San Diego in the sixth round in San Juan Puerto Rico. Powell weighed 213 pounds, Patterson 197. The bout ended when Patterson delivered a KO punch.
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Penn State Takes Narrow Victory Over Kansas State in Doubleheader
Kansas State fell 60 to 59 to Penn State in a late showdown at Manhattan and Lawrence. Carver Clinton led Penn State with 17 points, including 11 in the first half, while Kansas State struggled at the line and fizzled after Hoffman and Clinton trades in the final minute. Clinton sealed the win by a late free throw and a block in the closing seconds.
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Nebraska Missouri Rise White KU K-State Falter
Nebraska and Missouri pull early season upsets in Big Eight as Kansas State Kansas and Oklahoma State stumble. Nebraska shocks top ranked Michigan at Lincoln on Fred Hare’s late goal and Missouri defeats St Louis 62-56. Basketball news covers shifts in favorites and early results across conference play.
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Sophomores Set To Play Ottawa Team Faces Tough Schedule
Ottawa high school begins its sophomore basketball season under coach Harold Wallace with a 10 game slate and a potential tournament. Key players include guards Dan Seymour and Dan Harkins, forwards John Wilson Allan Buck Tom Wellington Wayne White, and contributors Ted Haworth and Bob Hardage. Height is a concern. Wilson and Buck stand six feet. The opener is this Saturday December 19 at 10 a.m. against Bonner Springs.
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