DeBusschere Emerges as Detroit U. Answer Search
Dave DeBusschere, a 6-6 sophomore and two-sport talent, leads University of Detroit toward a strong season. He scored 22 points as Detroit beat Xavier 95-71, with Charlie North and Ray Albee also contributing 22 and 29 points respectively. The Titans aim to continue winning as they face Purdue, Indiana, and others after routing Iowa.
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Dave DeBusschere
Detroit
Bob Calihan
Charlie North
Ray Albee
Dave
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DeBusschere
Albee
North
Xavier
Ohio
Calihan
New York
Iowa
Garden
Purdue
Indiana
Walt Bellamy
Kansas State
1959 Big Year For Syracuse
Syracuse dominated NCAA statistics setting five major titles and an NCAA record as a Cotton Bowl bound team. Stanford led passing and several minor records while Alabama edged Montana in pass defense and Mississippi and Brigham Young led in scoring and interceptions respectively.
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Ncaa Service Bureau
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Alabama
Montana
Mississippi
Brigham Young
Bowling Scores From Blue Monday And Monday Mixed Leagues
The report lists top performances in the Blue Monday League and the Monday Mixed League. Notable scores include Wallace-1 with 204-551, Meador Electrolux No. 1 posting 226-600, Ellis-3 at 217-563, Fritts-1 at 179-462, Mudrick 214-496, Wolgast 201-558, and Bryant 194-536. In the Monday Mixed standings Brown Cordle 172-513 and Deputy Kramer 183-485 also appear among high marks.
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Electrolux
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Modrick
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Bryant
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Wolgast
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R. Brown
Kramer
J. Deputy
Porter-Durbin
T. Porter
Ames-Hanes
L. Hanes
Wasson
Wesen
B. Wasson
Wassmer-Grabham
J. Wassmer
Seymour-Schultz
R. Schultz
Lollar-Bennett
B. Lollar
Doty-Byrd
J. Byrd
Shisler-Willamson
R. Shisler
Ladies’ League
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Monarch Billiards
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Simmons Sevavesene
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Cordle
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R. van Loenen
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Say, & Loan
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Ae Omen
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Waymire
Efinger
Smay
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Rybolt
Kansas State and Kansas Struggle in Big Eight Action
Kansas State suffers a fourth straight defeat as Indiana overturns a halftime 34-26 lead to win 67-58. Kansas clubs Kentucky to overtime before losing 77-72 under Adolph Rupp. Missouri remains undefeated as Joe Scott leads Wisconsin to a 78-66 non league win.
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Ilinois
John Wessels
Marquette
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Kansas
Tigers
Indiana
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Jayhawks
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Adolph Rupp
Will Be Tourney Of Champs In Ottawa Holiday Meet
Five defending champions and two runners up attend the Ottawa Holiday Tournament December 28 29 and 30. Opening pairings include Southwestern versus William Jewell Illinois State Normal versus Washburn Ft Hays State Teachers College against Westminster and Oklahoma Baptist versus Ottawa. Ft Hays Illinois State Normal and Ottawa were league champions with notable 1958 records. Ottawa rating 12 2 last year and they won the Kansas Conference title with Illinois State Normal 10 2 and Ft Hays 9 1 in conference play. Other contenders include Westminster Jewell Southwestern Washburn and Oklahoma Baptist with enrollments ranging from about 450 to 2 483.
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Illinois Normal
Westminster College
Fulton
Liberty
Missouri College Athletic Union
Jewell
Westminster
Winfield
Kas
Washburn
Topeka
Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma
Baker
McPherson
Sterling
Southwestern Eee
Warrensburg State
St.Benedict's
Kansas City University
Fort Hays
Olathe
Stevens
Ottawa Braves Visit McPherson Tonight
A group of six Bulldog letter men will await Ottawa University Braves as they arrive at McPherson tonight. The Bulldogs are coached by Sid Frear and the Ottawa team is led by Coach Bill Frear.
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Bill Frear
Ottawa University Braves
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Bulldogs
Sid
Smith relies on veteran trio for Braves in key match
Smith lists senior standouts Clifton Baile and Ivan Prochaska at wards center Garth Werner and guards Dennis Brunner and Bryce Heinz as lettermen. Ottawa adds Sherm Price Dave Owen John McAninch Tom Kinder Al Lewis and Don Morris with several B team players. The Braves share the Kansas Conference tie with McPherson Southwestern Kansas Wesleyan Bethel and Sterling at 1-1 in conference play.
Bethany and College of Emporia Lead Kansas Conference
Bethany Swedes move to 5-0 with a 75-62 win over Kansas Wesleyan at Salina as Gary Robinson scores 26 points. College of Emporia dominates rebounding to beat Bethel 60-50 at Newton with Maurice Higgins leading E 13 points and Stanley Regehr top for Bethel with 15. Other league results noted with upcoming games listed.
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Kansas Wesleyan
Coyotes
Salina
Gary Robinson
Wesleyan
Billy Toms
Gerald Childs
Bethel
Newton
Presbies
C. of
Stanley Regehr
Maurice Higgins
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Cyclones Ready for Opening League Test at Home
Ottawa High Cyclones head into Northeast Kansas League play facing Highland Park Scotties Friday night. Coach Harold K. Stevens plans lineup changes to boost performance after a rough showing at Ola and emphasizes offense, shooting, and clutch free throws. Ottawa seeks a fourth straight win after three early victories led by late free throws from Bob Lewis and Gene Shofner.
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Highland Park Scotties
Harold K. Stevens
Stevens
Cyclones
Cyclone
Chanute
Bob Lewis
Olathe
Gene Shofner
Ottawa
Highland Park
Sugar Ray Robinson Ready After 20 Months Out
In Boston AP report Sugar Ray Robinson vows hard work to regain world middleweight title and promises a timely defense after stopping hopeful Bob Young by technical knockout in the second round. Young, Providence light heavyweight champ, rocked Robinson in the first before Robinson finished fast.
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Bob Young
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Carmen Basilio
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