Mules and Jewell Prevail In Missouri College Hoops
Warrensburg Mules beat Rolla Miners 77-53 to go 1-1 in the MIAA as Ted Goldberg posted 23 points. William Jewell cruised past Central 93-72 in Fayette with Wayne Kuhlman leading Jewell with 24 points and Bob Iglehart scoring 29 for Central.
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Central
Eagles
Jewell
Wayne Kuhlman
MCAA
Westminster
Culver-Stockton
Canton
Kansas City University
Lincoln
Kansas City
Decide Today On Free Substitution For College Football
In Miami Beach today the college football Rules Committee will decide which substitution rule will govern next fall. Unlimited substitution seems unlikely to return, with a possible compromise under consideration. The exact outcome remains secret as the 14 voters discuss the substitution checkoff rule, which would be unnecessary if free substitutions were in effect.
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Miami Beach
Fla
College Football Rules Committee
College Basketball Scores From Regional Games
College of Emporia defeated Southwest's 82 to 42 and Ottawa beat Bethany 64 to 53. Bethel beat Kansas Wesleyan 68 to 43. Warrensburg State fell to Rolla Mines 83 to 77. Creighton won 74 to 52 over Omaha. High School scores include Coffeyville 53 and Pittsburg 81.
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Southwest’s
Ottawa
Bethany
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
Warrensbug State
Rolla Mines
William Jewell
Central
St. Mary of the Plains
Tabor
St. Benedict’s
Benedictine Heights
Tulsa
Creighton
Omaha
High School Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Columbus
Chanute
Parsons
Fort Scott
Fredonia
Cherryvale
Hiawatha
Holton
le Roy
Toronto
Manhattan
Emporia
Schayes First to 15000 Points in NBA History
Dolph Schayes of Syracuse and the Philadelphia Nationals topped Boston 127-120 as Schayes reached 15013 career points becoming the first NBA player to 15000. Yardley added 47 in the win with a standing ovation for Schayes after hitting 15000. Wilt Chamberlain led the Warriors past St. Louis 126-108 and New York beat Cincinnati 141-123 amid a fight involving Jack Twyman and Richie Guerin.
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Syracuse
Dolph Schayes
National Basketball Assn
New York University
Nats
George Yardley
Boston
Schayes
Philadelphia Warriors
St. Louis
Wilt Chamberlain
Paul Arizin
New York
Cincinnati
Royals
Jack Twyman
Knicks
Richie Guerin
Melvern comes from behind to beat Quenemo 52 41
Melvern erased a halftime deficit to defeat Quenemo 52 to 41 here. Quenemo was led by Dennis Bolen with 21 points on 10 field goals and one free throw while Dale Lilly led Melvern with 13 points.
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Melvern
Quenemo
Dennis Bolen
Dale Lilly
Richmond Tops Rantoul In High School Showdown
Richmond built a seven point first quarter lead and held off late Rantoul rallies to win 49 35. Jay Evans led Rantoul with 23 points while Larry Briggs scored 22 for Richmond. Richmond B team also defeated Rantoul B 34 29 in the preliminary game.
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Rantoul
Richmond
Jay Evans
Larry Briggs
Boy Cleared In Death Of Father
A 17 year old boy was cleared of blame in the death of his father by City Judge C Clyde Myers who ruled Dollard acted in self defense. The boy testified he struck his father after the elder Dollard threw a sledge hammer at him. Officers noted the father had been arrested more than 30 times on drunkenness peace disturbance and assault charges.
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Kansas City
Kan
C. Clyde Myers
Robert Eugene Dollard
Dollard
Eisenhower to Vacation in Palm Springs Desert
President Eisenhower will travel to the Palm Springs area in late January for a few days of golf and rest. He will stay from Thursday to Sunday or Monday, following a campaign dinner in Los Angeles. Doctors recommended warm, dry climate for his chronic bronchitis. He will again stay at George E. Allen's La Quinta home, hosting a temporary presidential office.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Calif
White House
Ike
Los Angeles
George E. Allen
Allen
la Quinta
Senators Grill Benson Aides On Grain Storage Profits
Washington AP Senator Stuart Symington and a subcommittee pressed Ezra Taft Benson's aides on the mounting cost of government grain storage and the high profits of warehousemen.Witnesses from grain storage terminals testified profits reached up to 100 percent on government storage, with total returns of 25 percent or more in some cases. They argued storage rates could be cut and still yield profits, while Symington urged consideration of low bid contracts to reduce costs.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Symington
Robert Puelz
Equity Union
Lincoln
Neb
Agriculture Department
Hew Cabs-Wider Safer More Comfortable Design
Many models sit seven inches lower without losing ground clearance making entry easier. Inside there is more space for hats and hips plus extra foot room with suspended pedals. New construction makes cabs 67 percent more rigid enhancing safety.
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