Harder Dunks 30 To Pace Cyclones
Ottawa high school Cyclones led by Fred Harder with 30 points defeated Leavenworth 62 to 53 at home to open Northeast Kansas League play. Bundy added 12 for Ottawa as the Cyclones leveraged a post game plan against a zone defense, while Brill left with an ankle injury and ex-rays planned. Ottawa’s next action is the Highlands Park tournament starting December 28 in Topeka.
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Scranton Defeats Quenemo 62-31 in Special Scranton game
Scranton high school beat Quenemo Buffaloes 62 to 31. Quenemo led 10-9 after the first period, trailed by five at halftime, but Scranton pulled away in the second half with Magnuson scoring 27. Kramer's 10 paced Quenemo, while Scranton's McPhail led his team. The Quenemo B team fell 40-37.
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County League Fray Sparks Multiple High Scoring Wins
Appanoose led by Jim Detwiler’s 25 toppled Richmond 63 to 49 as the Indians claim the county loop crown. Williamsburg defeated Lions 50 to 35 while Burg beat Lane 50 to 42 in the BY game. Princeton edged Rantoul 62 to 52 with Ron Foltz scoring 24. Rantoul won 41 to 40 in the B clash with James Swanson netting 17 for Ran.
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Rowe Named Scout for Detroit Tigers
Schoolboy Rowe, previously ousted from the Detroit Tigers coaching staff last season, has been appointed as a Tigers scout.
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Melvern Beats Olivet 59 48 In Court Win
Melvern defeated Olivet 59 to 48 as Reams led Melvern with 20 points and Richard McFann paced Olivet with 13. Melvern’s B team won 55-37 in the prelim. John Schultz scored 16 for Melvern. Schrader led Olivet with 13.
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Braves Drop First Road Trip Contest at St Louis
Ottawa University Braves lost 64 to 79 in St Louis to Concordia Seminary on the first of a four game road swing. Roger Keltner led with 20 points, Ron Yingling added 22, and Louis Coogoe scored eight as the Braves faced a fast break and tight zone defense. Next they travel to Carbondale to meet Southern Illinois University, then Missouri Teachers in Cape Girardeau and Arkansas State College in Jonesboro.
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Dupas Loser In Fast Bout
New York. Lightburn a British Honduras standout defeated Ralph Dupas in ten rounds. The 20 year old New Orleans lightweight showed speed and resilience but could not overcome Lightburn’s rapid southpaw and orthodox shifts.
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Into Practice For Rose Bowl
Michigan State opened coast practice in Pasadena after the travel from East Lansing. Coach Duffy Daugherty led sessions at Los Angeles Junior College with morning drill for photographers and afternoon work. UCLA and MSU both scheduled split sessions as the Spartans, a 44-man group, prepared for the Rose Bowl with All-America quarterback Earl Morrall reported fit despite colds.
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Kansas And SMU Meet At Dallas
Kansas, 18th in the AP poll, faces a tough non conference test against Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Coach Phog Allen leans on 6 foot 6 Lou Johnson who scored 210 points last season and set a Kansas sophomore rebound record with 230. Also returning are Dallas Dobbs Gene Elston Maurice Kingland and Bill Brainard as Kansas pursues wins after recent victories over Wisconsin Northwestern and Wichita.
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Bowling Scores Dynamic League Leaders and Totals
In the Nighthawk League Bowl action Pence-4 led with 201 while Bien posted 212 for 644, and Heckman delivered 108 for 616. Across teams Paola Bank Gillespie 181 472, Reliable-3 VanLelden 202 580, Scribner 189 637, White 178 439, Heckman 201 608, Snider 193, Hoffman 592, Davis 160 449.
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Overbrook top Pomona 69 48 in basketball showdown
Overbrook sped to a 69 to 48 win over Pomona as Dennis Michael led the Gophers with 23 points and Pete Dear Foss scored 16 for Pomona. In the B game Overbrook won 49 to 33 as Dick Rose netted 21 and Rex Stoneking added 13 for Pomona. Officials were Edmundson and Winter.
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O'Donnell Trophy To Sooners Again
Oklahoma City reports the Hugh O'Donnell Memorial Trophy awarded again to the Sooners after an undefeated season. Tri captains Bo Bolinger Cecil Morris Eldon Loughridge received the plaque at a testimonial banquet attended by 59 players and about 500 guests honoring coach Bud Wilkinson and Notre Dame figures.
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Walker to retire after Pro Bowl appearance in Los Angeles
Detroi t Lions star Doak Walker will play his final professional game next month. The former Southern Methodist standout accepted an invitation to participate in the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles on January 15 after finishing his regular season with a game against the New York Giants.
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Teams Won By Identical Scores At Carbondale and Michigan Valley
In Carbondale last night the A and B basketball games both ended 44-44 and 48-46 after OT with Michigan Valley taking the A game and Carbondale the B. Walburn scored 20 for Michigan Valley. Mercer led Carbondale with 16 as Valley made 14 free throws to Carbondale's eight.
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