Kansas State Falls to Third in AP College Poll
West Virginia remains the top pick in the AP college basketball poll after a 14 game win streak ends with Duke’s 72-68 upset. Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati as they jump to third. Kentucky loses to Georgia Tech and drops in the rankings.
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Maryland
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N.C. State
Richmond And Williamsburg Win In Tournament Here
Richmond and Williamsburg advanced to the semi finals of the A division Franklin County Tournament with wins. Richmond survived a scrappy Princeton 47 39 as Jim Brock scored 20 and Princeton’s Dick Fishburn had 16.
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Resistance to NCAA rule changes eyed by Ottawa coach
Ottawa University coach Dick Peters notes resistance to recent NCAA football rule changes. He cites preference for liberal substitutions and the old two point scoring for rushing or passing after touchdowns. Peters foresees debate over Alliance rules for NAIA and NCAA games and suggests moving goal posts to the goal line for more place kicks.
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Oregon State Coach Plans Iowa State Campus Visit
Corvallis Oregon State College assistant football coach Clay Stapleton said he will visit the Iowa State campus soon to discuss the vacant head coaching job. He has been in contact with Iowa State officials after Jim Myers left to take over at Texas A&M.
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Oregon State College
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Texas A&m
Lane Struggles In Narrow Loss As Williamsburg Stretches Lead
Lane trailed Williamsburg 32 to 27 after a sluggish first ten minutes and fell behind 53 to 7 at halftime before Williamsburg cruised to victory. Roger Bush led Williamsburg with 20 points while Fred Campbell and Don Miskimon added 11 points each. Lane’s scoring was led by Jed Lane with 16 points. Pomona’s Kers totaled 10 points, with Clarence Meilvain and Kyle LaFollette each scoring 10 and 9 respectively for Lane.
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Fuller Campbell
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Burg B Stands Off Late Princeton Bid
Williamsburg edges Princeton 24 23 in a hard fought game. Burg B keeper Jim Milliken scores 8 while Princeton top scorer Leonard Herrinl nets 10. Final score by quarter shows tight defense and a late fourth period stop securing the win for Burg B.
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Ottag
Bowling Bits by Sheila Ferguson Weeknight League Highlights
Eloise Hughes of Ottawa Savings and Loan led Monday high 10-30 with 193 509 while Lees Cafe posted top 10-30 805 2277. Tuesday saw Helen Wenthe Todds Insurance top 10-30 199 503 with Eloise Hughes second 10 174 and Helen Carey second 30 475. Todds led team 10-30 760 2181. Wednesday features Susan Wolgast Peoples 10-30 195 574 and Betty Pogue Home Improvement as second 10. continued coverage notes standings and performances.
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Pomona B Edges Lane 26 24 In Tight Bracket
Pomona B took an early lead and held off Lane in a close 26 to 24 win. Pomona built a 4 to 5 point halftime edge before Lane narrowed the margin mid second half. Max Flager and Warren Cham- contributed to the victory.
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Apple ice cream with meringue sandwiches
The recipe combines one quarter cup finely diced pared apples with a pint of slightly softened ice cream. Re turn to freezing compartment to firm the ice cream. Serve between individual meringues whose bottoms have been crushed for crunch.
Patterson May Have Tune-up Fight Before London Title Defense
Heavyweight Champion Floyd Patterson may box a U S tune-up in April to protect the title before a potential June defense in London against Erskine. Manager Cus D Amato cites safeguards against sabotage by the International Boxing Club and hints at several offers for U S bouts while confirming a June London agreement with promoter Harry Levene. If Erskine wins Swedish challenger Johansson set February 2, the London bout could shift, possibly to Pete Rademacher, marking the first heavyweight title bout outside the United States in 25 years.
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Freshman Bob Brown Leads Pittsburg State to Victory
An 18 year old freshman substitute, Bob Brown, scored 24 points to spark Pittsburg State to a 70-61 win over Maryville Bearcats. Maryville’s Marland Ray added 23 and Leland Jackson 22 as Pittsburg State balanced scoring helped secure the victory.
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Kansans
Duke Team II Defeats West Virginia 72-68 in Durham
Duke Team II upset West Virginia 72-68 at Durham, snapping WVU’s 14-0 start. Coach Fred Schaus, facing Duke six times since 1954, lamented the loss and praised Duke’s fast-break surge and rebounding. Paul Schmidt limited Lloyd Sharrar, scoring 12 for Duke.
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Fred Schaus
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Hal Bradley
Bradley
Paul Schmidt
Mountaineers
Lloyd Sharrar
College Basketball Scores Across Several Games
Duke shuts out West Virginia 72 to 6 percent accuracy. Ohio State edges Purdue 75 to 73 while Northwestern beats Minnesota 76 to 61. Pittsburg State 70, Maryville 61, Bethany 69. Friends 67 defeats Southwest Missouri State 77. Northeast Missouri State 56. Houston 7A defeats Oklahoma State 64 to 56. Creighton 56 over Colo State College 48.
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Pro Chiefs In Player Draft
PHILADELPHIA The four day NFL annual winter meeting opened with the day long player draft. Commissioner Bert Bell oversaw selections as clubs from 12 pro teams gathered for the Lasx. The first four rounds were held December 1 with 26 rounds remaining today involving 312 players. A unanimous vote could trim the draft by five rounds to meet a 60 player contract limit for the regular season. After the draft, owners meet to discuss constitution changes, playing rules, schedules and expansion. Bell hopes to wrap business in three days. He will propose a bonus pick for the lowest standing team each year for 12 years with one win allowed per team. The owners face a pension plan request from the players association.
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Grace Kelly wedding stamps sell out report says
WQXR reports the Grace Kelly wedding stamp set is completely sold out. Elmont Stamp Co offers a 15‑mint collection including Grace Kelly, Olympic, and Monacan issues for $1.00 via its Paris Office, with address 61 West 35th Street New York.
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