Cyclones to face Hayden in Topeka game moved up
Ottawa High School Cyclones travel to Topeka to play Hayden Wildcats Saturday with a rescheduled date at the Wildcats request. Coach H K Stevens cites improving ball handling and aims to boost scoring from Schmanke Morrisey and Smith to support injured Bud Gollier and limited captain Don Lewis. Game set for 8 p m in Hayden gym.
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Open City Dilemma Faces Baseball Territorial Review
Commissioner Ford Frick heads a four man committee to study territorial rights as New York openness for NL teams is explored. The Giants and Dodgers spotlight shifts show a muddled framework while Crosley hints at Reds relocation. Aims to outline lasting rights and allow two teams in a large city without infringing current clubs.
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KU Star Leads In Scoring Race
Wilt The Stilt Wilt Chamberlain expands his lead in the major college scoring race with a 32.2 average and 322 points through the NCAA statistics release. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati trails at 29.6, Don Hennon slips to fourth at 27.9, and Le Byrd of Marshall sits third at 29.3 after the Big Eight tournament and Holiday Festival games.
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Navy Fares Best In Take In Bowl Tiits
Navy led all schools in bowl proceeds with about 160000 after beating Rice 20 7 in the Cotton Bowl. Duke up next with around 225000 from a 713000 total, Oklahoma about 225000 to be shared in the Big Eight, while Rose Bowl audit delays keep 365000 estimates for Big Ten and PCC each.
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Miller Bowls Three Identical Games in Bowl Receipts
Ernest Miller led a high scoring night as three identical games by the Southwest Conference bowlers boosted receipts at Royal T. Lanes for the Sugar Bowl and related events. Miller earned substantial prize money and the conference shared in total receipts of about $258,000 from radio and TV rights. Texas A&M and other teams saw notable performances as the Sugar Bowl figures were tallied.
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Bowling Scores From AMF and Midnight Leagues
League bowling results feature AMF LEAGUE and MIDNIGHT LEAGUE standings with high games and series. Top marks include Burgoon 200/481, Cox 184/506, Rickson 170/465, Jackson 186/520, Beiter 193/535, Bryant 163/463, Kirkpatrick 174/457, Teague 157/397, Selby 204/541, Klingler 183/480, and Dennis 163/440 across multiple teams such as Pepsi Cola High 10 Burgoon and 3town Hardware Dutch Boy Paints.
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KU Suffers First Loss As Wilt Sits On Bench
Kansas, ranked No 2, loses 52 50 to Oklahoma State in overtime after Wilt Chamberlain sits out with groin inflammation. Kansas trails 18 7 early, 28 23 at halftime, rebounds with 50 49 lead in OT before Cowboys edge ahead 51 50 then seal 52 50. Roy Carberry leads OSU in clutch with key baskets and free throws. Kansas drops to 10 1, OSU improves to 7 1 as Big Eight opener looms.
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Basketball scores from college games across the nation
College results show Oklahoma State 52 Kansas 50. West Virginia 86 Canisius 48. Wichita 74 Drake 9. Georgia Tech 74 Furman 64. Boston College 88 Brown 7. Gustavus Adolphus 64 North Dakota 47.
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Top Golf Figures To Los Angeles Open
The 1958 winter golf trail opens today with 152 players set to tee off at Rancho Municipal Course for the 32nd Los Angeles Open. The event attracts most of the nation's top players, continuing a strong showing for the third straight year.
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Golf Purse Attracts Pros To Rancho Open Field
The lineup features name professionals and a young army of hopefuls chasing a $36,000 purse and headlines at Rancho. The course stretches 7,170 yards, with par listed as 26 35 17. Doug Ford won the 1957 attraction.
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Utilities Pay Bills for Carrollton Residents Again
Carrollton Municipal Utilities uses its reserve fund to pay the December water and light bills for residential customers for the fourth straight year, marking the gifts as paid. The gesture covers all current customers in good standing within the city.
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