Last Second I State Basket Snaps KU Victory String
Ames Iowa State Cyclones upset No 1 Kansas 39 37 in a tense late finish Don Medsker scoring the winning basket as Wilt Chamberlain held to five field goals Thompson 18 points for Iowa State. Kansas NCAA leading team suffered first defeat in 13 games while the Big Seven season resumes with Missouri and Colorado games forthcoming.
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Shake Up Top Ten In AP Basketball Poll
The AP top ten shifted modestly after a week that saw Kansas maintain a narrow lead over North Carolina who earned 828 points. Iowa State beat Kansas 39 37 snapping a 12 game unbeaten streak while SMU moved to third and Kentucky rose with two wins. Vanderbilt dropped to 10th with Iowa State moving to ninth after losses.
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Braves Set to Meet Friends University in Wilson Field House
Kansas conference race heats as the Braves face Friends University at Wilson Field House tomorrow night at 8. Friends is 2-0 in the circuit after close losses to Bethel and Baker, and will press hard. Coach Bil Frear pushes shooting drills as the team prepares a focused defense, stressing one-game-at-a-time approach amid a tightly matched league.
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Church League Opens With Eight Games
Ottawa Recreation Commission sponsors the Church League basketball season, opening last night with eight games. Four Senior division games were held in the junior high gym and four Junior division games were played in the senior high school gym.
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Rantoul Girls Edge Gardner In Close OT Victory
Rantoul high school girls basketball pulled a 57 56 overtime win over Gardner after a tight game. Rantoul led early, Gardner surged to a halftime 23 22 edge, and the teams traded leads into the final seconds before Sondra Redick scored the decisive basket. Redick and Rosalie Hubba shared scoring honors for Rantoul with 25 points each. Gay led Gardner with 28 points.
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Bethel Defeats Wesleyan 88 to 67 in League Loss
Bethel topped Wesleyan 88 to 67 as Wesleyan faced a second league defeat. The game featured late momentum and a decisive margin, with Bethel pulling away in the second half to secure the win.
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Ottawa Whirlwinds Host Emporia Junior High Opponent
The Ottawa Whirlwinds meet Emporia Junior High tomorrow afternoon in the Ottawa Junior High School gym. Lead scorer Dennis Smith has the team playing well with a recent timeout helping them halt Highland Park on the Scotties' home court. Starting five remains Dennis Smith Tom Morrisey Jim Corlis Allen Glen and Jack Smith.
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Few Changes Wanted In Football Rules
NEW ORLEANS The National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Rules Committee neared the midpoint of its annual meeting with chairman Fritz Crisler reporting fewer proposed changes than usual about 30. The group discussed allowing substitutes to return at least once per quarter, a plan supported by Lou Little. Crisler said there is a strong sentiment against returning to the platoon system despite debate on the substitution proposal.
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Mantle Contracts Back unsigned in Baltimore banquet
Mickey Mantle, the 1956 AL MVP and 1957 triple crown winner, has returned his contract to the New York Yankees unsigned. The 25 year old slugger reportedly seeks $75,000 for next season and says he turned down the initial offer from the champions at a banquet in Baltimore. He did not disclose his asking price or the gap with the club.
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Mantle Wins Babe Ruth Sultan of Swat Crown
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees received the Babe Ruth Sultan of Swat award at the Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association fourth annual banquet. The honor crowns him as the modern slugger matching Babe Ruth in acclaim during a Baltimore ceremony.
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Syracuse's First Football Team Records 83 in 1890
Syracuse's inaugural 1890 football squad posted an 83 record, reflecting early gridiron challenges and the program's formative progress ahead of formal schedules and competitive play.
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