Kansas State Faces Iowa State In Big Eight Showdown
Kansas State sits as a strong favorite to reclaim the lead in the Big Eight after a potential win at Iowa State Tuesday night, with Colorado’s upset at Boulder dropping Iowa State into a two way tie for second. Missouri Oklahoma and Nebraska trail the leaders as late midterm exams pause the schedule until next week.
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Wellsville, Gardner pace Little Seven semifinals in Eudora
Wellsville sparked a 9 point rally to beat Louisburg 39 32 as Earl Cobb led Wellsville with 12 points. Gardner used a big fourth period to edge Eudora 56 52 with John Schreve scoring 17. Spring Hill came from behind to top Baldwin 48 47 paced by Everett Hawk with 16. Ward, Doane added 12 each for Spring Hill.
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Bowling Scores AMF League Highs and Players Ranked
Bowling scores from the AMF League show top performances across teams Eagles Lodge Ottawa Steel Conrad Painters Climax Moly Pepsi-Cola Dutch Bay Paints and more. Notable runs include Hensick 196.513 and McFadden 187.514 while Ward 223 and Cox 209 headlined multiple high games.
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Cyclones to Face Topeka Trojans Here Saturday
The Ottawa Cyclones host the Topeka Trojans in a Saturday night basketball game after a scrimmage with Topeka High. Ottawa relies on Schmanke, Morrisey, and Smith, while Gollier and Wilson may miss time due to injuries.
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Two Tied At Palm Springs Thunderbird Leads By 2
Fred Hawkins of El Paso and Dave Marr of Rumson New Jersey share a two stroke edge after the opening round of the $15,000 Thunderbird Invitational at Thunderbird Country Club. Both carded 65s to sit under par, with Tommy Bolt and Gene Littler close behind at 67 as 23 pros broke par.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Underdog in March 25 Bout at Chicago Stadium
Sugar Ray Robinson accepts being a 75 underdog for his March 25 middleweight rematch with champion Carmen Basilio at Chicago Stadium. Robinson notes his Chicago prowess, while Basilio seeks a reversal after losing the welterweight crown to Johnny Saxton and previously dropping fights at the same venue. Basilio vows a luck turn if he mirrors prior form.
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Cardinals Give Del Ennis A Raise
ST. LOUIS M Power hitter Del Ennis of the St. Louis Cardinals, second in the National League last year in runs batted in with 105, has been given a raise to a reported 37000. The 32 year old outfielder hurried to St. Louis yesterday to sign his 1958 contract. Ennis, a Philadelphia native acquired from the Phils last season for Rip Repulski and Bobby Morgan, was second only to Hank Aaron in driving in runs.
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Ottawa Junior High Drops Two Games
Ottawa Junior High School basketball teams lost twice at Lawrence. The seventh grade were 30-22 losers with Bob Lewis scoring seven for Ottawa while Lawrence’s Racy led all scorers with more than seven. The eighth grade game was lopsided, Ottawa failing to score in the first quarter. Lawrence’s Jeeper Deputy Samson and Richardson each had six points to top the leaders.
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Joe Brown Favored In Fight Tonight
Lightweight champion Joe Brown a heavy favorite to beat Ernie Sonny Boy Williams in a 10 round non-title bout in Washington. Brown, 31, New Orleans veteran, aims for his 68th victory since starting in 1946, while Sonny Boy, 21, has 25 pro bouts against the champ’s 62. The fight airs Friday night on NBC at 9 p.m. CST.
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Iowa State Alumni criticizes Texas A&M over Myers hire
Douglas Graves, assistant vice president of a Chicago bank, fires a sharp critique of Texas A&M president M. T. Harrington over the hiring of Jimi Myers from Iowa State. Graves says accepting Myers breaks a personal commitment and sets a bad example for other colleges and alumni.
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Princeton Upsets Rantoul 52 to 46 in FCS Game
Princeton outscored Rantoul 19 to 11 in the final period to win 52 46. Dick Fishburn led Princeton with 20 points, Dale Whiteford and Gary Hull added 11 each, while Doyle Boecker topped Rantoul with 17 points and Ken Johnson had 12. Rantoul also won the B game 43 35 behind Max Brockus with 18 points.
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