Salt? a One-Man Show as Kansas Wins Tourney
Kansas State pushed Kansas to the limit in the final of the High tourney in Kansas City. Wilt Chamberlain powered the Jayhawks with 34 points, dominating both ends as Kansas beat Kansas State 40 games into the season. Kansas rose to No. 2 in the AP poll with a 10th straight win while Maryland fell to undefeated status in the Sugar Bowl thriller by 47-46.
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Associated Press
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Maryland
Tis
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Bun
Memphis
Sia
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Eac Ae
Walter Fondren
Lackey
Siti
Guy Rodgers
Syracuse
Queen City
Bott Cincinnat
Michigan Bite
Peoria
University of Washington
Doug Smart
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Texas
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Yale
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Utah
Wisconsin
Tennessee
William
Mary
Columbia
Valparaiso
Michigan
Arizona
Bowl Grid Games Draw 380000 Attendances
Bowl season openings draw large crowds and TV coverage as Memphis and others feature in major matchups. Ohio State aims for Rose Bowl clash with Oregon while Florida, Georgia, and Navy face key bowls. Regional bowls in Sun, Tangerine, and Prairie View host teams like Drake, Texas Southern, and Mississippi in a race for national bragging rights.
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Oregon
Pasadena
Cality
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Texas
Ihe
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Navy
Duke
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State
Prairie View
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Texas Southéra Medels
Houston
Jty
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Henri
PCC
Serkex
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Asmate Dickin
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Toma Forrestal
King Hill
Vestal
Shichy Moore
Sehalpion
York Rangers
Ig Pask
Gost
RLY
Nesque
Glen Hall
Jacques Plante
Marcel Paille
Ge Mise
Zoal
Boardman Wins by Knockout in Comeback Fight
Larry Boardman, 21, of Conn., returned to form with a first round knockout of Peter Schmidt, New York, at St Nicholas Arena. Boardman, once a top lightweight, had lost three straight and sought a decisive win as matchmaker Teddy Bremner plans another bout Feb. 3. Referee Petey Della stopped the bout after an eight count and a flurry of right hands.
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Larry Boardman
Jas
Boardmen
Peter Schmidt
New York
Roma
St. Nicholas Aner
Boardman
Rough
Conn
Teddy Bremner
Reed
Beardiman
Bearden
Schmidt
Schemidt
Petey Della
Della
Bert Grant
Atutge
Joe Eppy
Dront
Aps
Albany Ski Report Notes Limited Open Slopes
Report from Albany shows limited ski operations with only beginner slope open and machine-made runs available. Monticello and Concord areas report partial services including machine rides and practice areas, while Lake Placid and nearby resorts show base and fair conditions with tubing in operation.
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State Commerce Department
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Xiameshe Lake
Concord
Lake Plarid
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Lake Inn
Fair Fawn Ridge
Morrow Named Sullivan Award Recipient From Texas Athletics
Boston Globe AP report says Bobby Joe Morrow of Abilene Christian College in Texas won the James E Sullivan Memorial Trophy for outstanding sportsmanship and athletic performance in 1957. The 22 year old sprinter tied the world record in the 100 yards, anchored a world record 40 yard relay, and led his team to multiple honors while also becoming a father of twins with his wife.
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New York
Bobby Joe Morrow
Blond Spraiter
Abilene
Christian Colteze
Texas
Ner
James E. Sullivan
Natonal Anottevr Athletic Union
Tia Emetenrath
Tete
Morrow
Bobby Joe
N.caa
Austin
Tex
Abbiene Christian
Do Morrow
Gsa
Melbourne
Imes
Norrow
Tom Courtney
Unds
Wits
Olympia
Harolid Company
Farrow
Olympic
Sepion
Clinton
Ohio
Sylvia Ruuska
Frank McKinney
Olivia
Boston
Boston Red
Sox
Ted Williams
Doug Blu
Boston Basebaugh
Terry Rand
Danviie-Chicago Truckery
Pat McCormick
Ron Inal
San
Irai Murchiean
Leaner
King
Thane Baker
Tell
Ren Flood
Williams to Miss His Boston Party
Williams, chairman of the Sammy Fund, will not attend the Boston dinner where a Jimmy Fund check for pediatric cancer research was to be presented in lieu of a trophy. Dr Eidney Farmer, head of the Jimmy Fund Hospital, was expected to accept the donation. Frank Frisch will be principal speaker.
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Jimmy Fund For Cancer Research
Ted
Williams
Simmy Fund
Willams
Eidney Farmer
Jimmy Fund Hospital
Erc
Frank Frisch
Sprakes
LehighPlayer Claims Coach Ignored Him in Season
Bethslehem Pa Dan Nolan accuses Lehigh coach Murray Warmath of bias during the Blue Grey game over a bench role for Jed Lehigh. Nolan says Warmath misnamed him Norton and alternated his duties, with Bobby Cox favored at quarterback and Cox seen playing both offense and defense.
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Dan Nolan
Jed Lehigh
Murray Warmath
Minneaota
Deokaninville
Notan Ual
Ilg
Ken Ford
Hardin Skonwne
Wannath
Bobby Cox
Warmath
Snow
Ine
Norton
Cox
Lake Shore Association election chaos prompts second vote
Oneida Lake election for association president was canceled after 197 eligible voters appeared on the book though only 197 present. George Easterly led with 197 votes and Paul Oldag had 105, 95 respectively during last night balloting. Officials ordered a second election in early spring to resolve differences and boost winter attractions.
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South Shore Association
Oneida Lake
Apel
George Easterly
Paul Oldag
Elmtouse
Celtics owner Browns tirade over Hannum whiner charge
Boston Celics owner Walter Brown blasted coach Alex Hannum calling him a whiner and blaming him for criticism after a game. Brown said Hannum got his job by reason of Slater Martin and accused him of past and present whines while defending Celtics guard Russell. Celtics idle Saturday before facing Syracuse Nationals in Syracuse.
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Walter Brown
Alex Hannum
the &J. Louis “Mawits
Vbi Russell
Celics
Witte
Hannum
Brown
Han‘jour
Slater Marlin
Flo
Hawks
Celnes Satyr
Russell
Land
Celtics
Syracuse Nationals
Syracuse
Troubled year ends amid memories and racing chatter
A fragmented reminiscence describes a year slipping away in a New York winter while tropical storms near Andros Island showcase violent weather. Racing talk from Hialeah highlights trainers and the Calumet string with Gen Duke Tron Diego Bardstown Barbizon.
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Hialeah
Fitz
Duke
Shed Row
Jimny
Tron Diego
Bardstown
Barbizon
Spectator Sports Echo Through Night and Day Across Places
A collage of sports and travel vignettes spans from carefree nights at the Copacabana to high stakes horse racing. It mentions Gene Fullmer in Chicago press HQ, the Kentucky Derby aftermath with Willie Shoemaker, Bold Ruler and Gallant Man, and Derby fallout on Wake Island. It shifts to NBA scoring leaders with George Yardk, Dolph Schayes, and Bill Russell, plus mentions of NCAA figures and teams across cities like Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, and Syracuse. The piece blends mood prose with sports statistics and global imagery.
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St. Petersburg
Pla
Casey Stengel
Tye
Wisconsin
Gene
Cidcaga
Sam
Ray Robinson
Don Fair
Willie Saoemeker
Gallant Man
Wille
Hi Anish
Souteenth
New York
George Yardk
Detmit
Farley
Petit
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Cutie Lavellette
Cincinnati
Bill Sharman
Boston
Schayes
Bill Russell
Minneayatis
Fat Ballas
Ed Mavanley Toassing
Medera
Agiey
Dot
Pacan
Ohacton
Ins
Martin Nets 20 in Dallas Comeback by Hawks
Bob Cousy lookalike Martin led the Hawks with 20 points in Dallas. The veterans returned to form as he used a sharp jumper and fast break to topple the Minutemen, boosting the Hawks’ lead in the Eastern Division.
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Dallas
United Press
Pardner
Bob Cousy
Slater ‘Martin
Hawks
University of Jusas
Pran Ballas
Texas Loop Realignment Across Dallas Victoria Shreveport
The Texas League realigns with Victoria replacing Shreveport while Dallas seeks a new operator as its franchise returns. The league eyes Mexican League clubs to boost merger prospects, aiming to remove Shreveport as a barrier and push toward 1988 changes. Dallas owners plan to sell or lease their park as a quick operator is sought.
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Dallas
Victoria
Shreveport
Tennelroult
AA Danoma Cing
Me Mieemog Rank
Acague Anne
Dick Butler
I . League
10 View
Fight Results Wy Tae Aseria Salto iat eit HFS ee shi Pane
Weaker readable text describes a fight result with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions a fight and penalties but lacks concrete facts or proper nouns to identify contestants or outcomes.
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Janegen
Bartzen Set To Open In Tampa Tennis Tourney
Top seeded Bernard Bartzen of Dallas is scheduled for his first action in the Disie tennis tournament tonight in Tampa. He will face Bill Reinhardt, a local player, as England’s Michael Davies also begins against Kermy Marcus. Earlier, Ivo Pimental, Armando Vieira and Tony Vinelli advanced to the third round.
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Fla
Bernard Bartzen
Dallas
Bill Reinhardt
England
Michael Davies
Kermy Marcus
Témpo Jundar
Ivo Pimental
Venézuels
Armando Vieira
Brazil
Tony Vineii
Vogel and Bumpus Lead High Scoring League Standings
Ambiguous text fragments describe Vogel and Bumpus posting strong individual games and a high team score in a league context. Mentions of ties, three-game decisions, and a leading team imply standings updates as the season progresses.
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Vogel
Bumpus
Dantes
Com Brees Xuniers
Vrantes
Lodp
Ganssee
Ken Vogel
Ongrers Tnpper
Gagle
Charlie Bumpus
Diple
Geneners
Halitsy
Pc Moreunos Youn
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