Appanoose Takes County Meet in Franklin County League Final
Appanoose overcame a seven point first half deficit to defeat Princeton 55-47 in the Franklin County League final at Wilson Field House. Ed Altic led Appanoose with 28 points while Gary Hull topped Princeton with 18. Williamsburg captured third by routing Pomona 67-49 as Ned Bethell led with 21. Lane claimed the consolation title 62-46 over Rantoul. Williamsburg B beat Princeton B 49-32.
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Pressure On Kansas State This Week
The Associated Press reports Kansas State faces big tests as it chases the Big Eight lead. Kansas State, 10-3, beat Oklahoma State 45-43 to move to 3-1 in league play and will play Iowa State in Ames and Oklahoma in Norman while Kansas seeks an Air Force game in Lawrence. Colorado also nips Iowa State, while Missouri and Drake meet in midweek action.
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Johansson Boosts Training For Patterson Bout
Ingemar Johansson told reporters his training in Palm Beach has intensified for the March 13 Miami Beach Convention Hall bout with Floyd Patterson. He acknowledged past mistakes and said he plans to work in privacy two days weekly, with his camp closed to press and public on certain days.
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Thomas Beats Own High Jump Mark
Boston AP reports Thomas reacts to Valery Brumel's 7 feet 4% inches indoor leap then clears 7 feet 3 inches at the 72nd Boston A A Games. The marks tighten the national indoor standard, though neither indoor jump qualifies for a world record per AAA rules. Thomas holds the previous indoor mark at 7 feet 3%.
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Cyclones Face Key Week With Two Games Scheduled
Lawrence leads Ottawa by a half game in the Northeast Kansas League a two team race. Ottawa meets Highland Park on Saturday after a Friday clash with Lawrence while Ottawa also visits Rosedale in a non league matchup tomorrow. Dave Watkins scored 23 in the last Rosedale game as Ottawa defends the Wildcats on their court. Saturday's Highland Park game could decide the standings.
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College Basketball Scores From Wichita to Colorado
Results include Wichita 01 Tulsa 74 Bradley 84 Marquette 68 Kansas St 45 Oklahoma State 43 Colorado 67 Iowa St 65 Colorado State 3 Wyoming 55. University teams and scores reflect a mixed set of outcomes across multiple conferences.
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Ottawa Braves fall to Wesleyan 70 60 in Salina clash
Wes leyan Coyotes halted a three game skid to beat Ottawa 70 60 at Salina. Ottawa starters Kinder and Lewis led with 16 points each while Gerald Childs topped Wesleyan with 19. In other KCAC action Burt? Bethel and Southwestern won as Emporia trounced Baker. Ottawa next hosts Bethel then travels to McPherson.
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Schoonover Anderson
Antonen Culley
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Celts Sure Of Division Title
Boston cements control of the Eastern Division with a 115-108 win over Philadelphia, bolstering a six game lead. Bob Cousy fuels a 23 point first period surge, Wilt Chamberlain tops for the 76ers with 46. Hawks win to extend Western lead as Pistons fall.
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Old American ad offers $1000 final expense life policy
An advertisement targets people 50 to 80 to apply by mail for a $1000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. No obligation and no phone calls. Respond by sending name, address, and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co in Kansas City.
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