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Kentucky

between the basketball teams of

had reached the point where only another meeting two in a post-season tournament could come close to a settlement. The two strongest claimants to the title clashed in the Sugar Bow! tourney in Christmas week and Bt. Louis shaded the Wildeats.

by one basket, 42-40.

But followers of the 'Cats cried “fluke” at that time and

winn! stride and Eh various rivals, St. Feoord, tt st. te x n paet. by it, Concol "oo the O Aggies and had|Sieht, Concordia on Thursday surprising trouble with other| wo 0 “tata with Tennessee J Meet teams before winning. on ny and Xavier on Sat- diTiors

Kentucky ran its record to 17-1 on Saturday by routing Bradley, 62-52, as big Alex Groza ripped 30 points through the cords, St. Louis, however, had to go into overtime to beat an undis-

43-37, to make its record 15-1. Throwing up & zone defense—a

him—because yy. didn't - look. When he camé back, they ran away. Finally he got an athletic

strategy that has bothered the

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~ Only Way to Settle National Title Claims NEW YORK, Feb. 7 (UP)—The national cham

pionship feud Kentucky and St. Louis today between the

(13-2), Duquesne (13-2), Tulane

yo-yo’s. Notre Oklahoma “The- best thing Frick vee wrote was an expense accoun But his writings are a collector's -Alabama, ftem--a trash coll - " o [the (The picture of The Babe |Joha’s Villanova-Nevy, West Virshowed him taking a cut at the Broce : ball, and there was poetry in the memory.) Sale-clacinnath, Kansas hates . ; Ggorge Washington Texas They hopped next on Chandler Regios, TCU nice with a little

Jets Here Tonight

That chap Joe Fulks, the felAggies low they say has the softest Ilinols|thuch in pro basketball, comes (14-2), Minnesota (14-2), AKron|pere with the Philadelphia WarWesterniriors tonight to do battle with Kentucky (17-2), and Washing-ithe Indianapolis Jets at the But“4). - ler Fieldhouse. Game time is 8:30 Top games included on this week'sip m, : p 3 Fulks has been on a hot scoring streak and is a tough man|Boston LIU-Xavier, North Dakota-/t0 handcuff, Last night, as the Thomas. Oklahoms| warriors defeated St. Louls in Tech, J Vanderbil|an overtime game, he poured 20|R Dial Brats Dian. (of the 77 points scored by the cui : ‘Warriors through the hoops. Phil‘oreen, |8delphia defeated St. Louis, 77-74. [xpian The Jets come home with a rec-

Evansville-W, Louisville ord of 13 won against 30 defeats. i State, Eastern tacky: Lovvile-Mpersy Biaty Easier They are in last place in the Borois’ (Cal), as: western division, 18 games off State. {the pace .set by the Rochester

yals. Yale-Brown, | Philadelphia is fourth in the SR eastern division, 125 games beDepaul. 1s hind league-leading Washington. Coach Burl Friddle said he would give Jim Spruill, é-foot, 3-

ditty], THURSDAY — Boston _ Oollege, linch Rice Institute star, a trial Y | Cincinnati Western Rasarve, Hamiine-|, 0 ith the Jets.

BE EE ahi Tory BURGE 1b. (UP) : - tsburgh today an-oung-Giah Biase, Col. nounced receipt of a signed ¢onI saligeiA-UCA, tract from Johnny Hopp, a 10CUT year men” inthe majors and one won State, La-Iof the best pinch-hitters in the

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and slorgarad former and elonga — Ohio Stgte star, got all but one! 74 In overtime, of his total of 22 points during

first half, but_came back strong i [to wind up with 32 points. The | [Lakers

their two-season dominance over the New York Kuickerbockers by tripping the Knicks, 87 to 75, at Madison Square Garden. The Philadelphia Warriors edged the St. Louis Bombers, 77

Pro Basketball

ASSOCIATION OF AMERIOA STANDINGS Eastern Division

Ft. Wayne 82, Washington 73. Rochester 85, Philadeiphie 77, Bt, Louls 4.

Dayon, Slomenski Win

2-Man Bowling Crown * “PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7 (UP)

ski, Newark, N. J, held the na-

ing finish that nipped the bid of defending champions Andy Varipapa and Lou Campi, New York.| The New Jersey team pocketed the crown and $750 first prize

1280.19 score for-23-wing- and nine} -. losses at the end of the 32-game round robin play.

The Rochester Royals, who seldom Sippel; ki da ial game, brushed past the Minneapolis Lakers “Pp Veterans Get . in, the Western Division of the Basketball Association of AMErich eemce—reh Particuiars

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The Royals, paced by Arnie Risen, gained the top spot once civil Service Free manhandling the Lakers, 85 to 74 last night. Risen,

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playing before 9204 fans,

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asses M3 RESULTS LAST NIGHT #7, New York 7. #5, Minneapolis 74.

Dayon and Stan Slomen-

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Ziegler 3X oming, Utab-Denver. wins in the 107-yard breast. or A sing. stroke; the 128-yard individualls, i medley and paced the 344-yard|y, free style IAC relay team to an easy triumph. RT ly” Riba midget car race driver, finished in |Sus Storer). Time, §:113. . 107-Yard Breast Stroke—Won by Sue , IAC; 2, Elizabeth Larch, XenrR 3, Patty 107-Yard Back McMahon, IAC; 3, tueky; 3, Oinger Allbright, IAC. Time, sk Try, IAD. 3. Betty] 107-Yard Mediey Time, 1'333 (Penny Blackledge, Alexander). Time, 1:45.9.

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