Bethel Bows Ottawa 77 63 in Kansas clash
Bethel College, 77 to 63 over Ottawa University, pulled away in the second half after a tight first. Eck and Graeber sparked fast breaks for Bethel while Keltner led Ottawa with 20 points and rebounds. Bethel led 36 31 at half and later 75 53 before finishing 77 63.
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Cal Davis
Yingling
Friends University
Wichita
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Wilson Field House
Pros Flash Form In Hula Bowl
In Honolulu the Hawaii All-Stars beat a college all-star squad 51 to 20 in the 10th Hula Bowl before 24,000 at Honolulu Stadium. Y A Tittle tossed six TD passes, Elroy Hirsch, Carroll Hardy, and Hugh McElhinny starred, with Hirsch catching three TDs and Hardy two plus a third on a 97 yard kickoff reversal. Norm Master said the pros learned a lot while Tittle called it fun but noted Kezar Stadium’s tougher challenge.
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Doak Walker
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Los Angeles Rams
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Excelsior Institute Ads Non Surgical Gland Disease Cure
An old advertisement promotes non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation in men over 40 at the Excelsior Institute in Excelsior Springs Missouri. It claims 1000 plus men treated successfully last year and offers a free book without obligation.
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Xcelsior Institute
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Mangrum Leads Los Angeles Open Going Into Final Round
Lloyd Mangrum held a five stroke lead at the Los Angeles Open with $30,000 on the line. He declined to predict victory but said a five stroke lead was mighty and comfortable unless someone posted a phenomenal final round.
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This Week's Cage Menu Schedule
A compact list of basketball matchups across the week with games including Michigan Valley at Pomona, Williamsburg at Westphalia, Fontana at Lane, Richmond at Welda, Baldwin at Bonner Springs, Rantoul at Edgerton, Wellsville at Gardner, Highland Park at Jt Hi, Friday Lawrence at OHS, Scranton at Overbrook, Pomona at Appanoose, Lane at Princeton, Melvern at Quenemo, Rantoul at Richmond, Baldwin at Osawatomie, and Saturday Wesleyan at OU.
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Williamsburg
Westphalia
Fontana
Lane
Lawrence
OHS
Scranton
Overbrook
Appanoose
Melvern Beats Indians 83 63 In Kas Rivalry Night
Melvern blanked Appanoose 83 to 63 on the Indian boards with Bill Reams scoring 26 and Jim Detwiler 20 for the losers. In the B game Melvern won 72 to 36 as Ken Schultz poured in 23 and Rex Gilliland added eight.
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Appanoose
Bill Reams
Jim Detwiler
Ken Schultz
Rex Gilliland
Aresbies Lead In Kansas Conference
College of Emporia leads Kansas Conference after week two with wins over Bethany and McPherson. Bethel College and Baker University follow with one win each. Current standings show C of E 2 0, Bethel 1 0, Baker 1 0, Bethany 1 1, McPherson 0 1, Wesleyan 0 1, Ottawa 0 1, Friends 0 1. Upcoming games include Ottawa at Friends and C of E at Baker on Tuesday, Bethel at Wesleyan and Bethany at McPherson on Wednesday, plus several Friday and Saturday matches.
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Friends
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C. of’ E
Four Of Top 10 Teams Fall In Hectic Weekend Action
Four of the nation’s top 10 college basketball teams lost in a weekend upset spree. North Carolina State dropped to Duke 68-58 snapping a 23 game win streak. George Washington fell 78-67 to Richmond while Kansas State beat Iowa State 68-64. Maryland leads the ACC with 4-1, followed by NC State, North Carolina, and Duke at 3-1.
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Big Seven hoops faces rough start as road foes loom
Iowa State loses to Kansas State 68 64 in the season opener with Gary Thompson held to 11 points while Hayden Abbot nets 27 for Kansas State. Kansas tops Oklahoma 77 65 and Colorado defeats Nebraska 78 63 as Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri and Colorado share mixed results in early conference play.
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Bebe Lee
Nebraska
Jim Rangles
Punt Bobble Decides Senior Bowl North Loss
In Mobile Alabama a fourth quarter punt return fumble turned the Senior Bowl. South led 6-2 after a 56 yard drive in the first quarter. Joe Childress Auburn scored from the two after a 56 yard drive late in the game. Mike Goss SMU praised. Goss named outstanding player. Harold Burnine Missouri top lineman for the North. Bill Murakowski Purdue named outstanding back for the North.
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Referees Threatened as Butler County Wins at Central City
In Central City Kentucky two players were ejected late as Butler County defeated Central City 54 47. With 14 seconds left fists flew and about 50 people rushed the floor. One man drew a knife on official Norman O Nan as police escorted him away. Norman and his brother Gene O Nan reported further knife threats after they left the gym and plan to file a complaint with the state athletic commissioner.
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Phog's New Trouble Shooter Gives Jayhawks Spark
Lawrence Kansas special Ronnie Johnston a 6-1 173 pound junior from Sea Cliff Long Island New York is Phog Allens latest basketball trouble shooter He has not started a game in KU first ten but is lauded for clutch rebounds and decisive scores His soccer background aids footwork and conditioning as he aims to energize Kansas in their Big Seven season opener against Oklahoma and a bruising Missouri clash upcoming.
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Top Bouts On TV This Week
A 19 year old Carlos Ortiz of Puerto Rico undefeated in 12 bouts faces Ray Portilla of New York at St. Nicholas Arena New York Ortiz can fight eight rounds under NY rules With 12 straight wins nine by knockouts he is favored over Portilla The card airs on Television Dumont Bob Satterfield ranked behind Archie Moore Bob Baker and Hurricane Jackson in Rocky Marciano challengers meets Chicago heavyweight Johnny Holman on ABC radio TV in Chicago Ludwig Lightburn lightweight from British Honduras boxes Joey Lopes in San Francisco on NBC radio TV Lopes recently lost to Frankie Ruff and Carmelo Costa but beat featherweight champ Sandy Saddler in a non title bout
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Bowling Scores Play Off Pepsi Cola and Cities Service
Pepsi Cola posted 214 and 580 as 4 High 10 30 Kampschroeder and Vogler for scores while Ted Kluszewski is noted for 210 career home runs with the Cincinnati Redlegs.
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