Tough Lions Face Ottawa High In Key Kansas City Clash
Ottawa High Cyclones travel to Lawrence to meet a 8 1 record Lions led by Dave Stinson with support from Tommy Black Bill Royer and Carroll Crochon. Coach H K Stevens hopes a stout defense and sharp shooting can overcome Lawrence’s bigger faster lineup.
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Lions
Dave Stinson
Lawrence
Lion
Tommy Black
Bill Royer
Carroll Crochon
Cyclones
Leavenworth
H. K. Stevens
Stevens
Ottawa
Celtics Rally To Top Hawks In 134 112 Win
Celtics tighten Eastern Division lead by defeating St Louis 134 112 as Warriors 10 game win streak and Celtics 17 game run were discussed. Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia with 42 points in a 192 131 overtime win over Syracuse. Detroit beat New York 114 113 at Fort Wayne ending a five game skid.
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Boston Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Assn
Warriors
Syracuse
Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Celts
Detroit Pistons
New York Knicks
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ernie Beck
Boston
Wilt Chamberlain
Bob Cousy
Bill Russell
Gene Conley
Hawks
Clyde Lovellette
Cousy
Russell
Rough reputation of Olympic hockey players noted
AP report from Squaw Valley describes hockey athletes as a rough lot whose after hours behavior unsettles other competitors. Barbara Carr, in charge of housing 900 athletes for the 1960 Winter Games, notes skiers and ski jumpers as also lively, while planners add carpeting and signage to curb noise.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
Barbara Carr
Barbara
Olympic Village
Miss . Carr
Miss Carr
Carter Up In Bowling Meet
In Omaha AP report Don Carter surged to second place on day three of the All-Star Bowling Tournament round robin finals behind Billy Wely. Carter averaged 220 while winning 12 of 16 games with a 255 249 243 202 949 in the final round, facing Bill Lillard next as Sylvia Wene led the women midway with 11 wins and 72 40 points en route to 3090 total.
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OMAHA
Don Carter
Billy Wely
St. Louisan
Wely
Carter
Welu
Bill Lillard
St. Louis
Sylvia Wene
Philadelphia
Shirley Garrs
Chicago
County Tourney Pairings Made
Williamsburg holds a bye in the county tournament after leading the Franklin County Basketball League. Games at Ottawa University run Jan 25 27 28 and 30 with pairings Appanoose Richmond Princeton Lane Rantoul Pomona in A bracket and Princeton Williamsburg in B. Williamsburg varsity opens Jan 28 against the Appanoose Richmond winner while other matches decide first round and B bracket results.
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Williamsburg
Ottawa University
Ike Cearfoss
County Coaches’ Association
Cearfoss
Appanoose
Richmond
Princeton
Lane
Rantoul
Pomona
Princeton Lane
Rantoul Pomona
Appanoose- Richmond
Gator Bowl Payoff Splits $100,000 for Arkansas and Tech
In Jacksonville, the Gator Bowl paid the Arkansas and Georgia Tech football teams a share of $100,000 each, the highest payout among the 15 games. Both teams will split portions with their conferences for the January 2 matchup.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Arkansas
Georgia Tech
Jersey Joe's Son Chooses Ministry Over Boxing Future
Vince Walcott, son of former world heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott, has abandoned boxing plans at 19 to pursue the ministry. He hopes to enter Howard University after a stint at the New York Shipbuilding Corp, supporting a wife and toddler. Walcott devotes himself to youth work, a calling tied to his father’s 1953 promise to God.
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Canden
N. J
Jersey Joe Walcott
Walcott
Vince
Jersey
Joe
Howard University
Washington
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Dad
Camden
Rocky Marciano
Dupas Majority Over Lane In Ten Round Welter Bout
In Mobile, Ralph Dupas defeated Kenney Lane by unanimous decision in a 10 round welterweight televised fight. Dupas pressured from the opening bell and dominated most of the bout, Lane was cut above the left eye and unable to mount a sustained offense. Judges scored 47-43, 47-45, and 48-47 for Dupas. Lane expressed regret at his performance.
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Mobile
Ala
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Kenney Lane
Dupas
Lane
Muskegon
Mich
L. C. Lyman
Charley Oberkirch
Tommy Baker
Unbeaten Williamsburg Faces Pomona in Big Franklin County Clash
Williamsburg, unbeaten at 7-0, meets second place Pomona 5-2 in a league showdown. Pomona, led by Carlin Nalley, beat Williamsburg 66-55 in round one and edged Princeton 62-61 in round two. Princeton and Pomona are tied for second. Richmond sits third at 4-3. Appanoose 2-4 visits Lane 1-6, Rantoul 0-7 idle. Wellsville heads to Spring Hill seeking its second win. Eagles 1-4 in league, 1-5 overall.
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Williamsburg
Pomona
Carlin Nalley
Princeton
Richmond
Cubs
Ken Lawson
Appanoose
Lane
Rantoul
Wellsville
Franklin County
Little Seven
Spring Hill
Eagles
W. D
Dub) Barnes
Reach Compromise On Substitution Rule
The NCAA backed a revised substitution rule allowing one-man-in at any time with unlimited entries by individuals, while group entries 2 to 11 remain charged and limited to two per quarter. The change enables solo subs on each play and clock running, with coaches gaining flexibility while players still play both ways.
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Miami Beach, Fla
NCAA
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Rules Committee
Washburn Bears stop Emporia State in CIC clash
Washburn Bears beat Emporia State 69 65 to hand Emporia State its first CIC loss in three starts. Galen Mote scored 17 for Washburn while Bill Quick keyed the late push with 1:24 left as the Bears emerged from a seesaw game.
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Emporia State
Washburn
Kansas
Pittsburg State
Benedictine Heights
Tulsa
McPherson
Baker
Bill Quick
Galen Mote
Emporia
Mote
Fred Harder
Gorillas
Dennis Brunner
Mike Neal
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