Mortality Rate is High Among Unbeaten Teams
The piece notes the high mortality rate among major unbeatens in college basketball over five days, highlighting Mississippi State’s looming game with Auburn and Ol Miss’s rising stock if they beat Auburn again. It mentions West Virginia’s top ranking, other contenders like Kansas State, Michigan State, Cincinnati, Maryland, and Kansas State’s 10-game streak. It also covers early league games in the Southwest Conference Ivy League and Pacific Coast Conference, with Maryland, South Carolina, Virginia, Creighton, Akron, Oklahoma City, Western Illinois, and Tennessee A&I also noted in various results.
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Mississippi State
Auburn
Ol’ Miss
Babe McCarthy
Kansas State
Michigan State
Cincinnati
Maryland
Transas
Oklahoma State
Flaybanks
Wilf
Chamberlain
Ol Miss
McCarthy and Co
State College
Miss
Southern California
Washington State
UCLA
Oregon
Oregon State
California
Idaho
Stanford
South Carolina
Frank Johnson
North Carolina
Virginia
Clemson
Creighton
Monmouth College
Omaha
Akron
Lake Forest
Ill
Oklahoma City
New Mexico
Finois
Tennessee A&i
Macomb
Chilled Braves Hold Off Late Washburn Bid
The Ottawa University Braves defeated Washburn 72 70 as McGhee led with 23 points. Knight added 11 and Driski 13, while Nelson led Washburn with 15. The game swung as OU pulled away in the final minutes before a late Washburn rally, and next they'll host Bethany then Bethel.
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Washburn
Ottawa University Braves
Washburn University Sealonds
Braves
Knight
Long
Bob McGhee
Ichabods
McGhee
Nils Nelson
Washurn
Tim
Bob Knight
Vince Driski
Willie Barnes
Ant
Rantoul Drops Double Overtime Loss At Home
Rantoul High School fell to Appanoose 46 44 in a double overtime contest. Rantoul led late but Appanoose surged, tying at 36 at the end of regulation. Detwiler scored the decisive field goal in the second overtime as Appanoose clinched the win.
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Rantoul
Rantoul High School
Appanoose
Rntoul
Ken Evans
Ronnie Fowler
Appangase
Doyle Roeckers
Jim Detwiler
Feuerborn
Detwiler
Richmond
Charles
Knights of Columbus
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Price
Brown
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Barner RV
Say Heyer
Moe ' Seora
Ottawa
Washburn
Anpannanse
Rentoul Os
Gitawa Recreation basketball practice and junior division schedule
The Gitawa Recreation Commission announces first practice sessions for Junior Division and one Senior Division team in the senior high and junior high gyms. Practices run from 6:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. with pairs including Sacred Heart, Wesleyan Methodist, United Presbyterian, North Baptist, Trinity Methodist, First Methodist, Faith Bible, and First Baptist plus Nazarene and Bethany Chapel in later slots.
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Burningame
Melvorn
Thornbrigh
Renna An McFearnand
Wellner
Henry
Irey
Smith
Schultz
Beartrom
Whitington
Sforna Tn
Croucier
Khatter
Dergeat
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Sacred Heart
Wesleyan Methodist
United Presbyterian
North Baptist
Trinity Methodist
First
Methodist
Faith Bible
Baptist
Nazarene and
Bethany Chapel
First Baptist
First Methodist
Tolvis
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Scores from Kansas high school games list teams such as Topeka Shawnee Mission Pittsburg Chanute Frontenac and more with final tallies. In addition NAIA tournament action shows Western Illinois 78 Tenn AAT 5 and Baker 87 Tarkio 41 with Graceland 41 noted.
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Associatip Press
Topeka
Shawnee
Pittsburg
Chanute
Frontenact
Chrard
Coffeyville
Columbus
Altamont
Cherryvate
Partons
Tola
Haskets
Holton
Melvern
Burlingame
Abilene
Emporia
Leavenworth
Highland Park
Gardner
Louisburg
Neodesha
Burlington
Independence
Wort Beott
Wamego
Osage City
Spring Hill
Baldwin
Wyandotte
Washington
Ward
Sumner
Kansas City
DeSoto
Kan
Bonner Spring
NAIA
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Imoia
Tenn
Wiliam Jewell
Hamline
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Peru
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Graceland
Melvern Beats Burlingame to Stay Unbeaten
Melvern defeated Burlingame 62 to 41 in an Osage County game. Melvern led 27-18 at halftime and pulled away after intermission to a 46-20 edge in the third. John Schultz scored 24 for Melvern, Terry Reams 15, Kirk Schultz 13. Burlingame’s Bob Burns had 21, Smith 15, Goddert and Crouler 13 each.
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Melvern
Burlingame
Osage
Charley Farmers Cagers
John Schultz
Terry Reams
Kirk Schultz
Smith
Kansas Fairs Assn Sets 1958 Meeting in Topeka
The 35th annual Kansas Fairs Association gathering is scheduled for January 6 to 8 in Topeka. Delegates from about 100 state county and regional fairs will discuss plans for entertainment and other features of the 1958 fair season.
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Topekap
The
Kansas Fairs Assn
Quenemo Earns First Victory Under New Coach Montoya
The Quenemo High School boys beat Michigan Valley 38 20 to claim their season’s first win and first under coach Devine Montoya. Dennis Bolen led Quenemo with 12 points as they built a 9 point lead early and expanded to 17 by halftime. Michigan Valley’s K Bulmer led visitors with 7 points.
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Michigan Valley
Quenemo High School
Devine Montoya
Quenemo
Dennis Bolen
K. Bulmer
Michigian Valley
Quenmo
Valley
Quenema
Orig
Bulmer
Niehort
Rantshaw
Bolen
Masentini
Logan
Tucker
Bryan
Hamlyn
Kiekel
Ham'ton
Loran
Mieniewa Valley
Mientgan Vall
Richmond High Dominates Lane In 55–29 Victory
Richmond High School defeated Lane 55 to 29 at home. Brock led Richmond with 16 points, Gretencord added 13, and Briggs 12 as three players reached double figures. Lane’s Reeves led with 13, Wheeler eight, while Lane’s defense faltered early and the Jackets rolled to a comfortable win.
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Richmond
Richmond iHigh
Dim Brock
Clarence Gretencord
Larry Briggs
Lane
Reeves
Wheeler
Bext
Jerry Brock
Lafollette
Brock T
Treavey
Greved
Futler
Kuan
Jonaron
Brock
Cole
Lvl
Metivain Yon
Ferguson
Ler
Briggs
Richmond Beore
Jana
Wellsville Edges Eudora 54 44 In Narrow Victory
Wellsville High School defeated Eudora High 54 to 44 in a basketball game at Wellsville. Wellsville rallied after a slow start, with a 28 19 second period surge. Darrell Childs led Wellsville with 19 points, Larry Sandridge 17. Wright topped Eudora with 2 points. Eudora won the B team game 32 26.
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Wellsville
Wellsville High School
Eudora High
Darrell Childs
Wellsville Scorig
Larry Sandridge
Eudora
Wright
Hausman
Lenahan
Neal
Fred McDaniels
Kudora
Wellavitle
Pri Wright
Childs
Sandridge
Chana
Wilson
Tora
Simona
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Hunters blamed for vast highway sign damage in Colorado
Mark A. Watrous, Colorado's highway department engineer, says target-sh shooting hunters caused most of the $20,000 damage to state highway signs this year.
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Denver
Mark A. Watrous
Colorado
Overbrook High Keeps Unbeaten Record In Win Over Olivet
Overbrook High remains unbeaten after a 50 to 41 Osage County League victory over Olivet. Overbrook led 24 to 15 at halftime as Olivet narrowed the gap to seven in the third period before Overbrook surged in the final period. Larry Rader was sidelined with a sprained ankle. Mike Rose scored 18 and Dick Rakes 14 for Overbrook while G Davis led Olivet with 18.
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Overbrook
Osage
Larry Rader
Mike Rose
Dick Rakes
G. Davis
Oliver
John Rose
Criqui
Nverbrook
G. Davia
Nukes
F. Davis
Anne Walker
O'Brien
Rehrader
Morgan
Unesay
Top Grid Stars Lead In Hula Bowl Showdown
Honolulu Coach Buck Shaw's College All Stars feature six All Americas in the starting lineup but enter as two touchdown underdogs against the Hawaii All Stars. Hawaii is boosted by one NFL veteran, quarterback Tobin Rote, fresh off leading the Detroit Lions to the title.
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Honolulu
Buck’ Shaw
All Americas
Hawaii All-Stars
Tobin Rote
Detroit Lions
Cleveland
Bowling Scores Women’s Friday Night League Report
Fairmont-1 High 14-36-Harker 144 381 EB 5 Casual-a High 10-Burgoon 178 High 30-Carlson 463 First National Bank-2 High 1040-Lollar 162 419 Royal T Lanes-7 High 10-Baker 14 High 1030-Pogue 14 440 Gorsige Cleanera-1 High 19-30-Keim 181 370 The Harbers-3 High 10-30-LeVatley 164 478 Kiefer-Mutcahey Brick- High 10-Ogle 118 High 30-Touravertin 341 OK Bargain Ktore- High 10-30-Mallicoal 139 213 Trout's Jewelry -1 High 10-Hughes 15% High 30-Carey 455 Ws Nursery-a High 10-30-Van Laenen 131 327
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Harker
Burgoon
Carlson
First National Bank
Lollar
Royal T
Baker
Pogue
Gorsige Cleanera
Keim
The
Harbers
Williamsburg Wins Again in Franklin County Fray
Williamsburg Juniors routed Princeton 58 to 36 in a Franklin County game. Williamsburg opened with a 20-5 run and led 32-19 at halftime. Dick Fishburg led Princeton with 18 points, while Don Miskimon and John Thornburgh each scored 15 for Williamsburg. Fred Campbell added 11 for the winners. Princeton reserves won the second game 33-27 as Herrill led Princeton.
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Princeton
Williamsburg
Franklin County
Burg
Ito
Louie Coppoe
Dick Fishburg
Don Miskimon
John Thornburgh
Fred Campbell
Burgs
Herrill
Milliken
Williamsburg Princeton
Wilhamsburg
Fishburn
Miskimon Pointer
Campbell
Huston
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