Ottawa Cyclones rout Atchison 52 to 27 in KU league clash
Ottawa Cyclones remain unbeaten in Northeast Kansas league with a 52 27 win over Atchison. Harry Morton led Ottawa with 16 points and 19 rebounds while Roy Dunn added 14. Ottawa shot 35 percent from the field and 70 percent at the line, dominating rebounding 44 to 34.
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Touchdown Club Honors Romig for Lineman of the Year
The Washington Touchdown Club selected Colorado guard Joe Romig as college lineman of the year and will honor him with the Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy at the 27th annual awards dinner Saturday night. The club had previously announced Ernie Davis of Syracuse as college back of the year and Alabama as the national championship college team of the year.
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NCAA to ballot six major proposals at Chicago convention
The NCAA prepared to ballot on six proposals including a 16 point program to curb gambling and bribery, backing national federations against AAU control, a letter of intent to regulate enrollment, a fitness initiative, limits on premature NFL signing, and a certification program for all star games. Notre Dame's bid to overhaul rules committee structure to review disputed calls was expected to fail amid a disputed Syracuse game replay.
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Pomona Beats Princeton 56 41 in League Play
Pomona raced to a 20-4 first period lead and cruised to a 56-41 victory over Princeton. Jim Goracke led Pomona with 16 points while Roger Shoemaker added 12 and Dean McBride 12 for Princeton, which fell to 2-3 in league play. Pomona improves to 6-0 at the halfway mark. next up is Rantoul at Pomona Tuesday.
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Richmond Cubs End 25-Game Slump With 41 39 Win
Richmond beats Rantoul 41-39 in Franklin County League action to snap a 25-game drought. Earl Rossman led with 18 points, Leon Scabba scored 10, and Bill Kern added 11 for Richmond now 1-6. Rantoul falls to 0-7. In the B contest, Richmond won 26-18.
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Pro Bowl to wire Joe Schmidt for headgear test
LOS ANGELES AP Joe Schmidt will wear an electronically wired helmet as the West meets the East in the 12th Pro Bowl at the Coliseum. The device will transmit shock signals to a sideline receiver to study protective headgear, with later brain-wave data to be added. Schmidt, a perennial all pro, recalls a 1956 incident with a tiny helmet receiver and a Detroit assistant coach. He says he does not want to know the test results.
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Burg Wins 67 55 Over Lane In County League
Fred Buckley led Williamsburg with 22 points as they defeated Lane 67 to 55 in Franklin County league play. Williamsburg improved to 5-1 in league while Lane fell to 2-4, with multiple players in double figures and Lane’s Mike Kutler scoring 24 for Lane. Lane hosts Princeton next, Williamsburg travels to Appanoose.
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E-State And Baker Winners
Emporia State defeated Pittsburg State 80 68 in the CIC while Baker beat Bethel 62 58 in the Kansas Conference Friday night. Emporia led 41 35 at halftime as Doug Glayshar scored 26 and Travis Wallace 20 to overwhelm Pittsburg 0 2. Baker improved to 1 7. Bethel remained 0 7, with Wilber Hedrick scoring 15 for Baker and Frank Gaeddert and Robert Pankratz 13 each for Bethel.
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Action Tonight For Cage Teams
Ohio State seeks a 12th straight victory at Michigan as top teams collide across conferences. Washington dominates cited by Friday upset with Bill Hanson scoring 37. Kentucky rides 11th straight win while Wake Forest beats St Francis with Len Chappell scoring 34 points.
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Paola tops Wellsville in non-league boys basketball
Paola defeated Wellsville 50 to 27 as Paola jumped to a 15-2 lead after the first quarter. Croan led Paola with 11 points, Protzman added 10, Schwartz 9, while Schendel scored 10 for Wellsville.
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Steers Defeat Pipers In ABL First Half Opener
Kansas City Steers overwhelmed Cleveland Pipers 109-93 in the Ameri can Basketball League opener. The Steers shot 48 percent while holding Cleveland to 34 percent. Larry Staverman led KC with 25 points. Jack Adams topped Cleveland with 23.
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Melvern Triumphs Over Olivet 73 55 in Hoop Duel
Melvern Panthers regained their shooting touch to beat Olivet 73 55. Doug Schultz led with 20 points as Melvern held leads at 19 11 40 25 and 51 43 at quarter breaks. Fain Price and Jim Trey added 15 and 12 while Ed Michaels scored 23. Melvern improves to 8 1 on the season and won the B game 51 42.
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High School Basketball Scores Across Kansas
Scores from numerous high school games include Chanute 57 over Iola 38, Abilene 65 over Emporia 47, Hayden 57 over Olathe 42, Topeka 49 over Shawnee Mission North 45, Wyandotte 57 over Topeka West 32, Ottawa 52 over Atchison 27, Shawnee Mission East 38 over Washington Bethel 33, Seaman 58 over Wamego 44, Desoto 63 over Gardner 48, plus many more results across the state. Teams such as Rockhurst, Hedgeworth, and Humboldt appear among the listed scores.
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College Scores Narrow Marysville State and Others
College games recap with Marysville State defeating Missouri Mines 55 to 51. William Jewell beat Drury 75 to 56. Emporia State won 80 to 68 over Pittsburg State. Baker triumphed 62 to 50 against Bethel. Eastern Illinois edged Southern Illinois 63 to 60.
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Scranton Edges Quenemo 59 51 In Osage County League Clash
Jay Wilson sank a late field goal to lift Scranton past Quenemo 59 to 51. Quenemo led 41-32 after three quarters, with Tom Meiers top scoring for Quenemo at 19 and Wilson scoring 18 for Scranton. The Bulldogs also won the B game 37-24.
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All-Star Bowling Tournament heads into round to decide prizes
The 21st All-Star Bowling Tournament in Miami Beach features a tight race for the $15,000 men’s prize led by 124-pound Dick Weber and 235-pound Dick Hoover. Shirley Garris tops the women with 111-26 points as Don Carter and Marion Ladewig fade from contention in the round-robin event totaling $100,000 in prizes.
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Blister Threatens Toronto Runner at Boston Track Meet
Bruce Kidd, 18, University of Toronto freshman and favorite in the Knights of Columbus two mile, may miss his race at Boston Garden after an infected blister sidelined him. Coach Fred Foote said Kidd would see a doctor and rely on swelling tests to decide if he runs.
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Big Bowling Show on TV
Sports fans will be able to see the big Boston bowling show tonight on Channel 9 at 9 p.m. The All-Star Bowling Tournament finals feature top bowlers competing for top prizes of 15000 dollars for men and 5000 dollars for women.
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Patterson Holds Back Choice For Kennedy Secret
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson said he told President Kennedy who his next opponent will be during a White House visit for Big Brother Week, but he kept it from the press. The President also knows the opponent, but both remain silent about the fight.
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