Southwestern slips past OU in low scoring clash
Blaine Babb sparked Southwestern with 16 points and Gary Langley scored 16 as Southwestern edged Ottawa 65 to 63 after a tense second half. Mike Brown led Southwestern with 17 in the night cap, while Ottawa's Art Nichols and Bethany's nearby follow-ups shaped the Kansas Conference results.
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NCAA Faces Probe Into Athletic Code Violations
The NCAA council weighs reported violations as Frank McGuire and Bud Wilkinson respond to the inquiry. The Tar Heels coach protests innocence about the recruiting program while Oklahoma figures discuss a 1952 54 football recruiting fund tied to a previous probation and bowl ban.
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South Wins Crazy Tilt In Final Seconds
In Mobile the 12th Senior Bowl produced a wild finish as the South rallied to beat the North 33-26. Norman and Dyas connected for key plays, Ed Dyas capped with a late run and Wilkinson set up the final pass for the winning score.
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Old American life insurance offer for final expenses
A mailed offer targets people aged 60 to 80 for a $1,000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. The ad promises no obligation and no calls, and invites readers to mail their name address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co Kansas City Missouri.
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College basketball scores roundup
Bradley defeats Tulsa 76 to 66 and Colorado beats Iowa State 61 to 60. Kansas City over Oklahoma State 59 to 58. Kansas 58 over Oklahoma 58? Nebraska 62 defeats Missouri 44.
Hawks Drub Celtics 133 to 104 in St Louis
The St. Louis Hawks led by Bob Pettit who left with a cut eye beat the Boston Celtics 133 to 104. Red Auerbach coached Boston with one technical foul as Syracuse Nationals beat the Detroit Pistons 138-115 and the New York Knicks edged the Philadelphia Warriors 121-119 in other Sunday NBA games.
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King Hill Traded To Philadelphia
ST LOUIS AP King Hill the injury plagued quarterback was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles champions of the NFL for a high draft choice to be selected at the next draft and another player next season Eagles needed a quarterback after Norm Van Brocklin retired with Sonny Jurgensen as the top option St Louis coach Pop Ivy expressed confidence in John Roach and George Izo to handle quarterbacking and Ivy said sending Hill elsewhere could benefit him
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Kansas State win streak extends to nine games in rugged Big Eight
The Kansas State Wildcats improved to 10-2 with a 69-58 conference win over Oklahoma State in Stillwater, using a dominant early 11-1 run and a strong front line of Comley, Wroblewski, and Price. Price led scoring with 20 points as K State stayed atop the Big Eight. Meanwhile Los Angeles Open leader Paul Harney faced a tight battle in the final round aiming for the $7,500 first prize after a 186 total and a 71 final round.
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Quenemo Tops Appanoose 70 to 53 in Non-League Clash
Quenemo Ed Altice and Dale Bolen each scored 22 points to lift Quenemo over Appanoose 70 53 in a Saturday night non league game. Quenemo led 14 12 after the first quarter, 31 28 at halftime, and 48 43 after three periods. Appanoose heads to Williams burg for a Franklin County league game tomorrow night. Also on the schedule, Rantoul visits Poletimona and Lane plays at Prince ton. Melvern hosts Gridley in another area game.
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Nebraska Beats Missouri 62 to 48 Behind Second-Half Rally
Nebraska defeated Missouri 62 to 48 at Lincoln as a late surge carried the Cornhuskers. Jim Kowalke missed the game with an ankle injury, depriving Nebraska of its leading scorer. Missouri's Charles Henke scored 25, reaching 1,016 career points as the Tigers continued their strong scoring output. Kansas State prepares for a week ahead with a visit from Oklahoma in Manhattan.
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Louisburg 69 Wellsville 47 in city basketball clash
Louisburg defeated Wellsville 69 to 47 as Bill Henry led the visitors with 18 points and Junior McDaniels added 11 for the losers. Louisburg’s sharp shooting paced a strong team effort while Wellsville struggled to start offensively. Louisburg also won the B team game 62 to 37 in the prelim.
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Fort Scott Teams Win Debate Meet
Fort Scott teams won the 13th annual Fort Scott Invitational debate tournament in Emporia Kansas. Shannon McMillan and Donald Madison claimed the title as Fort Scott defeated strong competition from 60 teams representing 35 high schools. The William Allen White traveling trophy was presented to Fort Scott by Mrs. Gertrude Fort of the Emporia Foundation.
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Cyclones Prep For Dodge City Meet In Tournament Play
Ottawa high school opens at Dodge City tournament against Sublette on Thursday Jan 19 at 7 30 p m Wich ita East meets Nickerson Shawnee Mission Host faces Rozel and Dodge City hosts St Marys If Ottawa wins Sublette the Cyclones draw the East Nickerson winner Friday at 7 30 p m Finals set for 9 10 p m Saturday Ottawa also plays Atchison Redmen Friday at Atchison Highland Park beat Atchison 58 37 in league play ahead of Friday games Atchison Lawrence Ottawa and Highland Park sit in tight Northeast Kansas League race Meanwhile Los Angeles Angels hire Elliott as coach after signing him from the old Boston Braves where he was MVP in 1947.
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Opening Date For A's To Be April 21
Kansas City Athletics set April 21 as the home opener at Municipal Stadium for the 81 game schedule. Frank Lane and Joe Gordon return to Cleveland roots as parts of the front office and management. The club plans 55 night games and four doubleheaders including Detroit and Los Angeles in the early and late season slates.
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