Lane Lions Beat Rantoul 67 45 In Franklin County League
Lane Lions defeat Rantoul 67 to 45 as George Lee and Bob Cole each score 16 points for Lane while Jay Evans of Rantoul tops the game with 18. Lane leads 17-11 after one, 39-25 at halftime, then pulls away after Cole back-to-back baskets. Lane B team also defeats Rantoul B 46-29.
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Quenemo Beats Vinland 66-35 In Non League Play
Quenemo High overwhelmed Vinland 66-35 as Dale Bolen and Max Logan each scored 16 to pace a 33-6 first quarter. Ottawa High Cycles fell 73-67 to Hayden despite 26 points from Dennis Smith. Hayden outshot Ottawa 51 percent while Ottawa struggled on the boards. Coach H K Stevens criticized rebounding after the loss. Hayden’s B team also won, 60-52, in the preliminary game. Ottawa hosts Leavenworth Friday in a Northeast Kansas League test.
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Head Of New Football Loop Defends Actions
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss defended two contracts with LSU stars Billy Cannon and Johnny Robinson and said he would bring AFL troubles to a congressional committee. He cited NFL obstruction over Minneapolis-St Paul and pledged to visit Senate antitrust leaders.
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Gardner Defeats Wellsville 61 to 48 in Varsity Clash
Gardner Eagles held Wellsville to a halftime tie before pulling away in the third, led by Larry Chanay with 29 points for Wellsville in a losing effort. Gardner built a 26 22 intermission margin, then outscored Wellsville 22 to 5 in the third to seal the win. Gardner B team also beat Wellsville B 47 25.
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Pomona Pirates Slip Past Richmond 69-66
Pomona Pirates beat Richmond 69-66 to stay in second in the Franklin County League. Art Sleichter scored 24 points, with Warren Chambers adding 12 by halftime. Richmond’s Larry Briggs also tallied 11 in the first half as the game stayed tied at halftime.
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Princeton Defeats Appanoose 83 71 In Tight Bout
Keith Gilliland and Bob Fishburn each scored 33 for Appanoose and Princeton respectively as Princeton built a 29 16 first period lead and held on for an 83 71 victory. The Appanoose B team beat Princeton B 65 52 in the early game.
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Southwestern Trips Ottawa in basketball thriller
Southwestern built a 71-55 victory over Ottawa behind Gary Langley with 21 points. The Moundbuilders’ defense limited Ottawa’s top scorer Dave Owen to 12 as Dean Erwin added 11 and Sherm Price and Tom Kinder eight each. Ottawa dropped to 2 losses in league play, while Southwestern improves to 3-2 in conference action and to meet Kansas Wesleyan at Salina Saturday. College of Emporia hosts Ottawa Friday.
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Conference upsets shake Kansas teams on court
In the Kansas Conference McPherson edged Bethany 53-52 as Bethany missed a late one and one free throw. Sterling won its first KC match over College of Emporia 68-66 with two late free throws by Ken Becker. Bethel beat Friends 61-51 on Friends’ court. Maryville upset Pittsburg State 67-55 ending the Gorillas six-game streak as CSC play begins Saturday.
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Hubbard Makes His Ring Debut Tonight
Unbeaten Carl Hubbard of Philadelphia fights Stefan Red in Chicago Stadium in a 10 round welterweight bout. The non title bout airs live on ABC at 9 p.m. CST and uses the five point scoring system. Red is a 26 year old refugee from prior text.
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Hungary substitute on card for Stitch in Louisville bout
Hungary who forgives in Pag saic New Jersey fills in as a substitute on the boxing card for fourth ranking Rude Stitch of Louisville after the Illinois Athletic Commission refuses to approve Stitch on Monday due to a cataract.
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Williamsburg Beats Melvern in League Clash 67-62
Big John Thornbrugh led Williamsburg with 29 points on 11 field goals and seven free throws as Williamsburg defeated Melvern 67-62 last night. The win marks the seventh of the season for the defending champions who previously beat Pomona Princeton Richmond Rantoul and Lane in league play. Gary Bitts led Melvern with 17 points on seven field goals and three free throws.
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