Braves Nosed Out By Baker U In Overtime
Ottawa and Baker University battled in Baldwin with a 79 78 Baker win in overtime after a tense regulation and late fouls. McGhee led Ottawa with 25 points while Kean paced Baker with 19 as both teams fought to the end in a classic rivalry.
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Don Kukuk
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Bob Knight
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Keltner
Coppac
Jim Lee
Vince Driski
College of Emporia
Kansas
Wilson Field House
Fett
Price
Joe Beallett
Bih Lindwist
Kansas City
Osawatomie High Beats Greeley 59 to 41 in Hoop Clash
Osawatomie high school defeated Greeley 59 41 after leading 29 19 at halftime. Lewis scored 17 for Osawatomie, while John Walken led Greeley with 10 points. In the B team game Osawatomie won 43 36 with Johns scoring 11 while Maurice Setter led Greeley with 17.
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Ottawa High B battles Paola in 79 58 loss
Paola Panthers beat Ottawa High School B team 79 to 58 in Paola after a 40 36 halftime edge. Ottawa star Gordon Wilson scored 23, Wilbur Hedrick led Paola with 20, while Ottawa’s Bob Allen and Terry Paul contributed key baskets. Warmup Ottawa B squad defeated Paola B 49 41.
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Lancaster
Benefit Game Lets Town Team Edge Quenemo Night Of Charity
Town team defeated Queneme 24 to 20 in a benefit for the March of Dimes raising 55 dollars. Jim Leffingwell led the town with 10 points on 3 field goals and 4 free throws, while Glen Kramer topped the high school squad with 9. Earlier, Quenemo high school girls beat town girls 25 to 12.
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Coffey County High School Tourney Opens With Four Teams
Coffey County Championship begins at Waverly High School gym with Lebo Gridley Leroy and Waverly. Wednesday features Gridley A vs Leroy A at 7 p.m and Lebo B vs Waverly B at 8:15. Thursday schedules Lebo A vs Waverly A at 7 and Gridley B vs Leroy B at 8:15. Friday brings winners to A and B finals with a 7:45 and 9 p.m. game plus a 6:30 p.m. A bracket consolation.
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Lebo
Waverly
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Musial Signs Cardinal Contract for 80 000
ST. LOUIS Stan Musial signed an 80 000 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals and announced he may sit out some games next season to protect his bid for another National League batting title. He said a rest would help after a long season and he is 48 games from Gus Suhr’s consecutive games record but plans to act his age after surpassing it.
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ST. Louis
Stan
McPherson Dominates KC Conference With 77 58 Victory
McPherson crushed Kansas Wesleyan 77 58 to lead the conference race. Wesleyan sits 2 4 in league play as Bethel and Bethany shift standings after losses. Friends University upset Bethany 77 75 unlocking a new fifth place tie with Kansas Wesleyan. Washburn topped Southwestern 71 59 to share first place.
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Kansas Wesleyan
Tow
Wesleyan
Friends University
Bethany
Lindsborg
Bethel
College of Emporia
Emporia
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Maryville
Washburn
Southwestern
Tarheels Lead ACC Pace Amid Conference Standings
North Carolina holds the top spot in the Atlantic Coast Conference as Duke falters with a 77-59 loss to Wake Forest. Maryland sits 6-2 behind the Tar Heels, while Duke and Wake Forest trail at 4-3 and 5-2 respectively. Notre Dame and other programs post notable results as Wake Forest shoots 62 percent in a decisive win.
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Associated Press
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Deacons
KU Iowa State on Television
Arrangements for televised Iowa State versus Kansas basketball at Allen Field House were finalized by WDAF TV and Kansas Athletics Director Dutch Lonborg. The game marks the arena’s first TV telecast.
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Iowa’ State University of Kansas
Wdaf-Tv
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Lawrence
Bowling Scores ALT LEAGUE roundup
Readable bowling scores show multiple leagues with players and high series totals. Notable lines include Davis Paint with 1030 and Vogler 205 565, Hewitt Chevrolet with 195 0411, Redick 182 4865, Cordle 490, Nicholas 192 673, Hamilton 164 456, Bransbury 167 411, Herdl 224 444.
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Herdl
Melvern Beats Pomona 86 to 46 in basketball showdown
Melvern jumped to a 19 to 3 lead and held Pomona to a 43 to 17 halftime edge before substituting freely to seal an 86 to 46 win. Jim Weis led Melvern with 23 points, Terry Reams 14, and Riley Jones 13, while Pomona's Larry Jones 16 and Glen Pardon 11 top-scored for the visitors.
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Terry Reams
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Chambers
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Lindsey
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Schutz
Tesar
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Pardon
Reames
McCann
Princeton Upsets Burg 48 to 47 in tight finish
Princeton rallied to upset Burg by 48 to 47 as John Sweet hit the winning shot at the buzzer. Ronnie Foltz led Princeton with 18 points while Sowers paced Burg with 18. Williamsburg won the separate contest 51 to 31.
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Lane High
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Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
College Baker 79 Ottawa 78 in overtime. Washburn 71 Southwestern 69. Friends 77 Bethany 78 McPherson 77. Kansas Wesleyan 8. High Sele Orawatomie 59 Greeley 41. Richmond 4 Lane 46. Quenemo Town 24 Quenemo High 20. Chapman 50 Emporia 44. Tola 59 Yates Center 40. Washington 51 Leavenworth 40. Argentine 66 Turner 48. LaCygne 56 Mound City 45. Melvérn 86 Pomona 46. Princeton 48 Williamsburg 47. Appanoose 49 Rantoul 34. Paola A 79 Ottawa B 58.
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KU Track Sidelined By Scholastic Standards Failure
Lawrence coaches report two Kansas track athletes Bob Cannon and Charlie Tidwell were dropped from competition after failing to meet Big Seven scholastic standards. The move removes Kansas from favored status for the Big Seven track championship, hurting their title hopes.
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Bob Cannon
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Kansas
Appanoose Beats Rantoul 49 to 34 in Televised Bout
Lane and Ryff headline a national telecast as Appanoose tops Rantoul 49 to 34 in a 10 round lightweights bout. Lane, with a 45 5 record, led with 12 points and aims toward a title shot. Appanoose builds a 24 21 halftime edge and extends it to 37 27 in the third.
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Al Kaline signs 1957 contract with Detroit Tigers
Al Kaline, who did not request more money than Mickey Mantle, signs his 1957 contract with the Detroit Tigers for an estimated $30,000.
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al Kaline
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Detroit Tigers
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