Big Eight Race Tightens With Three-Way Tie
Oklahoma beats Nebraska 72-70 and Missouri defeats Iowa State 77-72 to leave the Big Eight in a three way tie at 5-2. Oklahoma State ends a 10 game skid with a 72-53 win over Colorado, while Kansas thumps Georgia Tech 93-65 in a nonconference clash.
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UCLA Sub Has Pros Drooling
Los Angeles AP) UCLA star Larry Hollyfield, a 6 5 215 pound forward, is praised by Coach John Wooden as the team’s strongest physical talent yet inconsistent enough to come off the bench. Hollyfield’s high school and junior college success contrast with his current role as Wooden weighs his readiness to start.
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Josh Gibson Likely Named to Negro Leagues Hall
In New York AP report Josh Gibson, famed catcher, was expected to win a special Negro leagues Hall of Fame election. A nine member committee votes with seven needed. inductees go to Cooperstown with Koufax Beltra Berra Wynn Gomez Youngs Harridge and Paige previously selected.
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City Scores CHURCH LEAGUE ADULT DIVISION TOURNAMENT
Sacred Heart fends off Wesleyan and F Baptist teams as scorers paginate stat lines for Sacred Heart and Nazare ne in a crowded church league tally sheet. The boys club and various Baptist and Lutheran squads post totals, with key performances by DePriest Kimes and Love among others.
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Bowling Scores Roundup From Local Brunswick League
Readout lists high games and series from Helen & Bills, IOOF No 24, First National, Lemaster's, John's Gulf, MFA Insurance and more. Included are top performers like LeDam 200-545, AiNsworth 217-504, Taylor 199-512, Haas 221-541, Spears 181-470, Shenk 175-470, Trober 172-435, C. Fritts 485, Wolgast 192-533, G. Simmons 200-54, Hamerickhouse 172-419, Everson 186-485, Hoffman 143-494, Salb 158-428, Meador 164-467.
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Ottawa High Star Larry Waymire earns Player of the Week
The Herald's Ottawa High player of the week is Larry Waymire. He scored 27 points across two games last weekend, adding strong defense by limiting Olathe star Brad McKaig to five field goals. He tallied 20 points against Lawrence, with 10 coming from the free throw line.
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Garnett Player Steve Frank Earns Area Honor
Garnett Bulldogs forward Steve Frank is named Herald Area Player of the Week for steady scoring. He tallied 17 points in a 44-37 win over Humboldt and 14 in a 50-48 narrow victory against Fredonia, boosting Garnett to 5-4 on the season.
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Cyclones Meet Cats Here Tonight
Ottawa High eyes a ERL victory as the Cyclones host last place Rosedale at the OHL gym. Ottawa sits fifth at 1-3 in the league and 1-12 overall, while Rosedale is 0-4 in EKL play and 1-9 overall. Bonner Springs visits Turner and Argentine meets Olathe in other EKL games. Ottawa hosts Bonner Friday to begin the final EKL loop.
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Nadig Wins Second Olympic Alpine Gold In Snowstorm
Swiss teen Marie-Therese Nadig captured her second gold in giant slalom at Sapporo amid a blizzard, matching history and cementing her status as the 11th Winter Games Cinderella. Jo Jo Starbuck and Ken Shelley failed to medal in the pairs skating after a late Olympic push.
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Suzy Chaffee targets IOC reform at Sapporo Games
Shapely Suzy Chaffee arrives in Sapporo to press her 10 point plan to reconstruct the IOC, challenging Avery Brundage and the IOC while collecting signatures from athletes officials and newsmen. The page also covers skating results and American performances including Nadig Proell and the Militano siblings with mixed outcomes.
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