Husker Thinclads Score Well In Big Eight Meet
Kansas City Nebraska's two man sprint and hurdle corps led by Keith Gardner and Keith Young were strong in prelims as they aimed at Kansas in the Big Eight indoor meet. Gardner set meet records in 60 yard dash and 60 yard high hurdles while Young matched the hurdles mark. Kansas led early with Ernie Shelby and Kent Floerke in the broad jump and Al Oerter favored in the distance events as Nebraska held nine entries into finals and aimed to challenge Kansas’ six consecutive indoor titles.
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Nebraska
Keith Gardner
Keith Young
Kansas
Jayhawks
Gardner
Young
Jamaica
Philander Ark
Ernie Shelby
Kent Floerke
al Oerter
Oerter
James Cain
Kansas State
Melvern Wins B Tournament Upset Clinches District Final
Melvern shocked previously undefeated Northern Heights 62 to 36 to win the Class B District tournament finals last night at the Northern Heights venue. The晨 result sent Melvern atop the district standings.
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Northern Heights
Melvern
Cyclones End Regular Season With A Victory
Ottawa High School Cyclones beat Emporia 60 to 48 in a hard fought finish to the regular season. Yager led Emporia with 16 points while Gordon Wilson scored 18 for Ottawa and left with a head injury after a late scramble. Ottawa’s late surge, helped by Bundy and strong free throw shooting, secured the win and set up a regional tournament start against Argentine.
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Sea Sporia
Ottawa
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Latina Laws
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Totais
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Kay Mox
Emerson Mox
Sandra Howard
Rex Howard
Beverly Hobbs
Gene Rice
Chuck Langdon
Appanoose Captures 64 51 District Victory Over Harveyville
Appanoose roared to a 64 51 win over Harveyville to claim the Class BB District title here last night. Ron Fowler led with 16 points, Jim Detwiler had 15, and Don Barnhart 13 as Appanoose built a late surge. Harveyville top scorer Bill Taylor with 18, Ward Lockhart 17, and Scranton finished third with 62 56 over Quenemo.
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Ron Fowler
Jim Detwiler
Don Barnhart
Bill Taylor
Ward Lockhart
Alden
Ike) Cearfoss
Scranston
Wayne Morris
Fred Ulgery
Ken Bodine
Jim Neihoff
Quenemo
Dennis Boley
Si Appanoose
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Lagan
Moria
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Spencer Oo
Moe Nee
Beranton
Quenema
Melvern dominates with late surge in regional game
Melvern raced to an 18-9 first period lead and built a 24-14 halftime edge with ball control in the second period. The Tigers maintained a 10 point edge for most of the third and pulled away in the fourth with three players in double figures led by Larry Adkins at 20 points. Northern Heights was led by Don Boling with 12 points while N. Boling added 10. Roosevelt defeated Lebo 80-50 in the consolation tilt, Hammon scored 31 for the winners and Flecker led Roosevelt with 15.
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Larry Adkins
Terry Reams
John Schultz
Don Boling
Nothern Heights
N. Boling
Lebo
Roosevelt
Emporia
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Bushboom
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Flecker
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Rantoul
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Seven KC Pitchers Take Mound Turns
West Palm Beach Florida manager Harry Craft sent seven Kansas City Athlet pitchers to the mound for first batting practice. Arnold Portocarrero Daryell Newkirk George Brunet Harry Taylor Howard Reed Glenn Cox and Ralph Terry each pitched 165 minutes in the session and a similar session was planned for today. Business Manager Parke Carrallis expected to talks contract terms with infielders Hee Lopez and veteran reliefer Virgil Trucks.
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Kansas City Athletic
Arnold Portocarrero
Daryell Newkirk
George Brunet
Harry Taylor
Howard Reed
Glenn Cox
Ralph Terry
Craft
Parke Carrall
Hee Lopez
Virgil Trucks
Junior Church Teams To Play On Tuesday
The Ot .8 Way Recreation Commission Church Basketball League junior division will play Tuesday night in the senior high gym. No senior division games next week. The schedule lists Faith Bible, First Methodist No. 2, North Baptist, First Methodist No. 1, Wesleyan Methodist, Trinity Methodist, United Presbyterian, and First Baptist across four matchups.
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Trinity Methodist
United Presbyterian
First Baptist
Wildcats poised to add Missouri after No 1 AP clash
Kansas State facing Missouri at Manhattan after clinching the Big Eight title with two games left. Wilt Chamberlain starred for Kansas in a 60-59 win at Lawrence over Oklahoma, 17-5 season mark, Sooners at 13-8. Kansas led 28-27 at halftime. 49-49 end of regulation.
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Kansas State
Associated Press
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K-State
Manhattan
Colorado
Towa State
Cle
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Wilt Chamberlain
Jayhawks
Joe King
Sooners
Kansas
Hawkers
Two Battle For Scoring Title In Conference Race
In a packed college hoops scene, Elgin Baylor's Seattle tied for the national scoring lead as Cincinnati's Oscar Robertson and other stars chase the MVC crown. Lane, Gambles, and Notre Dame also loom, with Wilt Chamberlain standout in several top programs as the season nears its finish.
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Kiefer-Mulcnahey
Buick
Naed Gormbles
Don Morris
Seattle
Elgin Baylor
Ted Brillley
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Williamsburg Wrests Victory From Wellsville In Class B Meet
Gambles Store of Ottawa earned one win and two losses in a two game stretch as Williamsburg edged Wellsville 66 56 in the Class B tournament. Bob Binns led Williamsburg with 16 points while Lane Towning topped Wellsville with 22. Alt or Gambiles scored 22 for Gambles. Coach Lou Cappoc, in his first year, will take the team to Lebo regional. La Cygne overcame Louisburg in overtime 64 60 for third place.
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Ottawa
GreeiEy
Williamsburg
Wellsville
Bob Binns
Don Miskroa
Fredee
Cobb
Louisburg Edges La Cygne For Third In Meet
La Cygne led early but Louisburg surged to a 48-43 third quarter edge and won the Class BB meet third place in overtime. Wiliamsburg and Wellsville players contributed as the final score ended 58-46 with Louisburg claiming the third place trophy.
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Cobb
Sandridge
Rover
Strange
Wiliamsburg
Wellsville
Three-Way Tie In Golf Meet
In Baton Rouge Open action Prescott and Barnum posted 69s to tie for 138 overall while Palmer and Venturi also on 138. Hebert Greiner and Thomson followed at 139 as 36 holes completed with tight scoring leaders and Richmond bowed in the Bayou event.
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Baton Rouge
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Barnum
Arnold Palmer
Ken Prescott
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Grand Rapids
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San Francisco
Palmer
Latrobe
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Otto Greiner
Tenafly
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Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
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Greiner
Thomson
Scoring Pace By Richmond and Prescott Leaders
Larry Briggs led Richmond with 23 points while Walrad topped Prescott with 15. Landerer and Brown added 13 each, Bauga scored once in the contest.
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Larry Briggs
Richmond
Walrad
Prescott
Landerer
Brown
Bauga
High School Basketball Scores Across Regions
Scores from multiple games across classes B and BB with results in Topeka and rural districts. Notable outcomes include Osawatomie Bpring Hill 81 Paola 82 first place, Greeley Williamsburg 66 Wellsville 5A, and Uniontown 88 Blue Mound 0.
McDaniel Brothers Aim for 30 Victories in 1958
The McDaniel brothers Lindy and Von set a goal of 30 wins combined for the 1958 season with Lindy at 22 predicting a modest total of 30. Lindy was 15-9 last year while Von, 18, had 7 and 5 wins as a part time rookie sensation. Manager Fred Hutchinson said Lindy could reach 10 wins and Von 10 to 12 if he stays healthy.
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Fred Hutchinson
Von
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