Wichita Breaks Long Colorado Win Streak
The Wichita Shockers upset Colorado 64-54 as Ron Heller scored 22 and Gene Wiley blocked key shots. Colorado trailed 37-25 at half and 58-54 late, with a postgame brawl leading to ejections for Charlton and Gales. Kansas State beat Colorado State 63-56, Nebraska routed Arizona 79-55.
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Wichita Shockers
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa State
Kansas State
Colorado State University
Manhattan
Arizona
Lincoln
Gene Wiley
Ken Charlton
John Gales
Gales
Charlton
Ron Heller
Wiley
Wilky Gilmore
Colorado State
Cedric Price
Larry Comley
Comley
Price
Bill Green
K-State
White Sox Shell Out For Talent
CHICAGO AP The Chicago White Sox spent nearly 40000 in six months for 47 ball players. Farm director Glen Miller estimated the totals. The group includes 39 signed from high schools and colleges for bonuses totaling 250000 and four drafted at 25000 each for 12000 each for high minor league clubs.
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Chicago White Sox
Glen Miller
Appanoose tops Pomona 72 67 in league showdown
Appanoose Indians moved into the Franklin County league lead by defeating Pomona 72 67. Ed Altice scored 29 points and Roger Moore added 19 for the winners as Pomona’s Danny Servals led with 18 points. Pomona won the B game 50 43.
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Ed Altice
Roger Moore
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Pick Players For Pro Bowl
LOS ANGELES AP Quarterback Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore Colts and halfback Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers headline a seven from each team on the West squad for the NFL Pro Bowl in Memorial Coliseum on January 15. West selections include six Lions, five 49ers, four from Rams and Bears, one from the Cowboys. Coach Vince Lombardi leads the West against Buck Shaw of the Eagles in a game chosen by seven Western Division coaches who could not vote for their own players.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Memorial Coliseum
Paul J. Schissler
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Chicago
Dallas Cowboys
Vince Lombardi
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Eagles
Buck Shaw
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Billikens Emphasize Defense in bid for title
The St. Louis Billikens morph into a strong defensive team aiming to beat Kentucky for the title in the Wildcats tourney. They beat California 54-53 in overtime and have allowed an average of 49 points per game while averaging 64 offensively. Kentucky trends 4-2 at 63 points per game.
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Bowling Scores Showdown On Wednesday Night Leagues
The bulletin lists high scores from Bowing booster Durbin and Knights of Columbus leagues on 10-30 with top marks by Wasson 229 630 anchor, Byrd 180 500, Hank-t 207 508, McMinen 164, McFarland 201 531, Beets 211 372, Jones 190 535, Haughn 188 497, Muler 213 533, Motelet 533, Romstedt 154 400, Ogle 174 461, Gilliland 189, Carlson 501, Rinehart 184 371, Hopkins 164 426, Mack 183 485, Wolgast 213 389, Hickman 209 549, Wills 163 446.
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Conrad
Eagles Must Use Gang Tactics to Stop Packers
Philadelphia defensive end Marion Campbell calls for a 60 minute, head‑knocking plan to halt Green Bay’s ground game in the NFL title game. He highlights runners Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung and urges all linemen to pursue the ball carrier and gang tackle like against Cleveland.
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Marion Campbell
Philadelphia Eagles
Green Bay
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Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
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Taylor
Hornung
Bobby Mitchell
Browns
Prairie View Texans Rally Past Emporia State 69 66
Prairie View Texas College overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Emporia State 69 to 66 in Emporia Kansas. Jim Fraley scored 28 for Emporia State while Zelmo Beatty posted 16 rebounds and 292 points for Prairie View.
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Prairie View
Ottawa Holiday Tournament Set With Eight Teams
Ottawa Area basketball fans will see eight teams compete at the Ottawa University Wilson Field House starting December 28. Illinois State Normal University leads a field that includes Baker University Ottawa University Washburn University Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee Pittsburg Westminster and Rockhurst College. Four daily games run at 4 00 5 45 7 15 and 9 00 p m with winners advancing to a championship bracket. A broader sponsorship includes Ottawa service clubs joining the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Kansas
Baker University of Baldwin
Ottawa University
Washburn University
Topeka
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
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Westminster College
Fulton, Mo
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Pittsburg State College
Oklahoma Baptist
Illinois State Normal
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Tour
Major League Growth Is Seen
NEW YORK AP Major league baseball could expand to 24 teams and perhaps three leagues by 1964 with changes as close as 1962 Commissioner Ford Frick predicts expansion from the 10 club setup now used by the American and National Leagues He fears they may move too fast but supports adding teams and reworking schedules to 154 or 162 games Two six team leagues in 1962 or three eight team leagues by 1964 are discussed with Houston and New York named for 1962 expansion
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Ford Frick
Dick Young
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All Stars Drill For Big Game
Miami AP report notes South team linemen unsettled while backfield plans coalesced for the Orange Bowl classic. Bear Bryant and Darrell Royal engineer distinct backfields with Howard Dyer, Lauren Stapp, Bud White, and Don Kern in the mix while North leaders Dale Hall and Bump Elliott back Tom Blanda and Jerry Keeling as possible starters.
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Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Darrell Royal
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Bryant
Howard Dyer
VMI
Lauren Stapp
Bud White
Florida State
Don Kern
Dale Hall
Army
Bump Elliott
Michigan
Tom Blanda
Amy
Jerry Keeling
Tulsa
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