Easy KU Victory K State Wins In Overtime
The Sunflower Doubleheader opened with Kansas beating Michigan State 93 69 at Manhattan while Kansas State edged North Carolina 77 69 in overtime. Larry Comley led K State with key late plays along with Al Peithman. Iowa State beat Washington 63 60 in Ames. Colorado hosts Creighton at Boulder and Oklahoma State visits Lamar Tech Beaumont.
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al Peithman
Overbrook Clinical Power Surges Past Melvern 67 51
Overbrook defeated Melvern 67 to 51 in Osage County league action. Anderson led Overbrook with 26 points, Supple added nine in the third period, while Rose contributed in the late scoring. Lilly led Melvern with 14, as Melvern split results with a 45-36 win in the B game. Overbrook remains 2-0 in league and 5-0 overall.
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Quenemo Beats Burlingame In Osage County League
Quenemo defeated Burlingame 63-47 in Osage County league play. Dale Bolen led with 22 points 12 from free throws as Quenemo notched its first league win. Ron Knight added 13 while Burlingame’s B Masters had 20 and G Groucher 15. Quenemo also won the B game 39-37.
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Ode to Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
The Ottawa Herald details subscription prices for local and outside trade areas with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly options. Rates include 4 cent Kansas tax and mention of Associated Press rights and publisher information.
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Rantoul Falls To Williamsburg In 55 29 Showdown
Ned Bethell scored 20 as Williamsburg overwhelmed Rantoul 55 29 in a league game. Jim Miliken added 15, Joe Evans led Insers with 19 as Williamsburg built early lead and held control.
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Missouri bows set record deer harvest this season
Jefferson City AP reports Missouri archery hunters killed 262 deer from October 1 to December 15, the highest since early Native American days. The 1960 tally surpassed last year’s 90, aided by Knob Noster state park three day season with 136 kills.
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Bucks Shaw Named Pro Bowl East Coach
Lawrence T Bucks Shaw of the Philadelphia Eagles was named coach of the East squad for the NFL Pro Bowl to be played in Los Angeles on January 15. The West coach had not been chosen.
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Lawrence T.bucks Shaw
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Delayed College Showdown Ends With ENMU Victory
Officials failed to arrive for a San Diego game allowing frantic calls before Eastern New Mexico University finally took the floor to face the University of San Diego. The contest started an hour late and proceeded with the ENMU win noted in late Friday action.
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Drop A Pair Two wellsville teams beaten by Ladstrom Gardner
Two Wellsville grade school teams faced Ladstrom Gardner in a recent contest. The A team lost 13 to 17 while Randy Todd led the B team as high scorer.
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Ladstrom Gardner
Randy Todd
Appanoose Downs Richmond 56 33 in Franklin County League
Appanoose sprinted to a 17-2 lead and withstood Richmond to win 56-33 in a Franklin County league game. Ed Altic led Appanoose with 24 points, Dick Fishburn added 16, while Terry Gretencord topped Richmond with 12. Richmond's B game won 30-29.
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Warriors Defeat Edgerton 71 39 In Edgerton Basketball
The Wellsville Warriors won 71 to 39 at Edgerton on Thursday. Roger Bush scored 34 points to pace the victors who remain unbeaten in league play. They travel to Wellsville to face the NIKE team on Monday.
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Fines Lovellette $75 For Loafing
Paul Seymour of the St. Louis Hawks fined Clyde Lovellette $75 for loafing in Wednesdays game against Los Angeles. Lovellette starred Friday night with 24 points as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 112 to 107 to stay atop the Western Division. The Hawks opened a doubleheader in Detroit where New York Knicks rallied to beat the Pistons 108 to 104. Oscar Robertson and Jack Twyman combined for 75 points in Cincinnatis 130 to 116 win over Los Angeles.
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Ottawa Cyclones Top Leavenworth 42 39 Behind Lewis 29
Lewis scored 29 points on 13 of 28 shooting to lift Ottawa High Cyclones past Leavenworth Pioneers 42 to 39 in a close Northeast Kansas League game. Roy Dunn earned praise for his first extended varsity run as Ottawa snapped a two game skid.
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Pomona Panthers triumph in late surge over Lane Lions
Pomona defeated Lane 56 to 53 in Ottawa Franklin County league play as Danny Servaes closed with four late free throws. Art Sleichter led Pomona with 19 points, supported by Jim Burgaon 12 and Ralph Nelson 11 while Lane’s Rex Needham led with 14. Pomona improves to 5-0 overall and 3-0 in league. Lane slips as Toward the end Pomona rallied from a 48-42 deficit with four minutes remaining, tying 52-52 before the late free throws sealed the win.
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Presbies Earn Sixth Victory Over Kangaroos 65 61
The undefeated College of Emporia Presbies downed Kansas City University 65-61 in a doubleheader at Kansas City. Art Nichols scored late on three tip-ins and a follow-up to seal the win. Rockhurst beat Indiana State 75-72 in the other game. Bethel thrashed Goshen 96-70. Emporia State avenged a loss by defeating Warrensburg State 81-60 with Jim Fraley at 27 points. Washburn fell 67-50 to Maryville State as DeWayne Bond led 31 and Bill Quick added 28.
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Eudora Beats Wellsville in 54-33 Victory
Eudora jumped to a 20 point first quarter lead and defeated Wellsville 54 to 33, dominating rebounds. Dean Neal scored 13 for Eudora while Marvin Carruthers and Junior McDaniels had seven each for Wellsville. The Eudora B team also beat Wellsville B 46 to 14 in the prelim.
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Two All-Americans To Clash In Rose Bowl
Minnesota star Tom Brown and Washington rival Roy McKasson, both All-Americans, prepare for a fierce Rose Bowl clash on Jan. 2 in Pasadena. The pair, formerly allies aboard a New York all star team, meet as Big Ten champions crown their teams, with both headed to Hawaii afterward for the Hula Bowl.
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Title Shot At Stake For Two For World Welterweight Reach
In New York at Madison Square Garden Luis Rodriguez of Cuba faces Emile Griffith of the Virgin Islands in a 10 round eliminator televised by ABC. The winner earns a shot at Benny Paret for the 147 pound title, with Rodriguez undefeated in 33 bouts and Griffith 21-2-1 with seven knockouts. Scoring by two judges and a referee, with a supplementary point system for even rounds.
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Wellers
Synagogue Council Awards Eisenhower at White House
The Synagogue Council of America presented its first Judaism and World Peace award to President Eisenhower at a White House ceremony. Rabbi Max D. Davidson of Perth Amboy led the delegation and praised his eight years of sacrifice and leadership in a prepared statement.
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Synagogue Council of America
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College basketball scores from regional games across Kansas
Scores list from multiple college games including Washburn over Emporia State 55 to 65, Pittsburg State 74 to 94 over Bethel, Columbus Az Wyandotte 65, Fort Scott 71, and Washington 60 over Emporia State. Other results feature Oklahoma State 54 leading Houston 56 at halftime and various fraternal matchups across towns such as Leavenworth, Bonner Springs, DeSoto, and Garnett.
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Princeton Beats Fontana 48 37 in Non League Clash
Princeton rallied in the second half to beat Fontana 48 to 37 in a non league game. Leonard Herrill led Princeton with 24 points, Gary Hall added 15, while Fontana’s top scorers were D Cooper with 19 and D Smith with 11. Princeton also won the B game 35-29 and now stands 4-1 overall and 9-1 in league play.
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Regents Increase Jack's Salary
Regents in Topeka voted to raise University of Kansas football coach Jack Mitchell's pay from 16000 to 17600 annually with unanimous approval. Assistants George Bernhardt and Bobby Goad also received raises to 10400 and 9300 respectively, funded partly by KU athletic funds and the college budget, effective 1961.
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