Jubilee Masters Bowls Reveal High Scores and Top Names
In a busy weekly slate Jim Novak leads with a 692, Hal DeWoody 688 and a 268 game as Novak Amusement posts a 3026 series. Mary Alicia Taylor heads Legion Woman's Major with 226 and 612, Hazel Koach 222 600, and Bea Binney 223. Multiple leagues list high games and series for Dew, Harris, Embertson, McCord and others in a crowded bowling roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Novak
Hal DeWoody
Bob Dew
Raymon Amusement
Novak Amusement
Mary Alicia Taylor
Hazel Koach
Joan McCord
Bea Binney
Dee Chapman
Dale Harris
Wally Embertson
Whip Bielow
John Pollmeter
Bob Etzel
Dick Fraiman
Harold Hanna
Harry Pence
Jim Grahiman
Hal Dew
Ken Kroeger
George Thompson
Harry i
Jerry McDaniel
Jim Grahim
Louise Cline
Karen Aven
Micki Rutherford
Kay Kaup
Beverly Collins
Betty Risk
Bunny Wernat
Bam Delp
Lois O’neil
Nanice Klein
Phyllis Hodina
Kay Graff
Marion Alien
Bonnie Yanecek
Rose Palumbo
Velma Platt
Jean McGuire
Irene Roscoe
Mary Lou Ellis
Bernice Rathiens
Rozie Schermerhorn
Delores Sivers
Maxine Graham
Caer Alicia Taylor
Oan McCord
Bea Biiney
S9dean Lens
Dee Cheeman
Bea O’neal
Dorothy Telford
Abben
H_ Hanna
Hiawatha
Rollin Stones
Mary Kroeger
Bea O'Neal
Archway Cookies
Masters
New Amusement
Brile’s
Carl & Dick’s
Ry Norton
Ed Evins
Jane Fitzgerald
Kissin
Laverne Morningstar
Charles Thomas
Gazette Nite
Woman’s Club
NCAA cage rules spark coach critique in San Diego
San Diego coach Phil Woolpert urges the NCAA Rules Committee to stop altering college basketball to boost spectacle. He criticizes dunking and five second rules as unnecessary, noting limited impact on play and infrequent enforcement. Woolpert oversees San Diego as coach and athletic director.
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Phil Woolpert
Woolpert
University of San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of San Diego
Lowly ABA Clubs Play Donnybrook 109 107
Houston edged Kentucky 109 107 as both teams hovered near last place in their divisions. Sam Smith led Minnesota past Dallas 116 99 while Oakland defeated New Orleans 131 124. Wilbert Frazier scored 30 for Houston and Darrel Carrier 26 for Kentucky in a tight finish.
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Donnybrook
Associated Press
Kentucky
Houston
American Basketball Assn
Mavericks
Minnesota
Dallas
Oakland
New Orleans
Wilbert Frazier
Darrel Carrier
Ice Fisheree at Camp Wapsie ninth annual event set
Central City Camp Wapsie hosts the ninth annual Ice Fisheree on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. North Linn Fish and Game Club sponsors. Merchandise drawings and prizes include a Quachua John Boat with trailer and motor, a Remington shotgun, and three days’ use of Turkal's cabin on the Wapsie. The heated clubhouse will offer lunches and bait.
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Central City
Camp Wapsie Y
North Linn Fish and Game Club
Turkal
Wapsie
Pipers Protest ABA Loss Over Short Shelbyville Floor
The Pittsburgh Pipers protest their 119-113 defeat to the Indiana Pacers in Shelbyville Indiana. They claim Shelbyville High School floor measured 84 by 50 feet, 10 feet shorter than ABA regulation 94 by 50.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pipers
Indiana Pacers
Shelbyville
Ind
Pipers
Shelbyville High School
Former U S Open Champ Lawson Little Dies at 57
Lawson Little, twice winner of the U S Open, died in Pebble Beach California from heart disease at age 57. He had battled heart trouble since 1957 and underwent brain surgery in 1963 after a visit to his doctor Thursday.
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Pebblt Beach
Calif
Lawson Little
Little
Top Track Duel Pits Davenport Earl McCullouch
In San Diego the second annual Indoor Games will feature a marquee 60 yard high hurdles duel between Willie Davenport and Earl McCullouch. An expected 10,000 fans fill the Sports Arena as 10 other events highlight a 21 event program.
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San Diego
Calif
Willie Davenport
Earl McCullouch
Rathman and Burns Claim District Farm Bureau Bowling Titles
Jurgen Rathman topped the singles division with a 705 series and Carol Burns led with a 622 as Rathman and Burns won the district Farm Bureau bowling tournament at the Marion Bowl.
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Jurgen Rathman
Carol Burns
EAM
An Thomas West Branch
Calvin Thier
Alcott
Jurgen Amen
Joe Wissink
Axier-Guliers
Ralph Dubois
Jim Savage
Roy Kerman
Mery Wright
Wanda_ Wriedt
Hilda Camp
da Puc P Srederichs Espe
Ruth Meyer
Crawford wins with 110 points in school contest at Truman
John Crawford led the playground and recreation commission basketball skills contest at Truman School with 110 points. Craig Beadle finished second with 100 after a playoff with Vernon Dochterman, who also totaled 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crawford
and Recreation Commission
Truman School
Craig Beadle
Vernon Dochterman
Cyclones Hope comeback against Oklahoma after Big Eight jumble
Iowa State seeks first place on the road at Colorado as Nebraska, Missouri, and Oklahoma chase a three way third place tie. Kansas fights to stay in the race while Oklahoma State and Texas-related notes appear in the crowded standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Iowa State
Don Smith
Missouri
Stu Lantz
Lincoln
Oklahoma State
Tulane
K-State
Southern Illinois
Mizzou
Washington Chess Team Defeats Jefferson 3 2
Washington's chess team defeated Jefferson 3 2 on Thursday with boards led by Arland Anderson and Matthi Berg drawing for Wash. Fred Fuller and John Neiderhiser contributed wins or near wins, while Davis Mason and William Jennings supported the Washington lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jefferson
Arland Anderson
Wash
Matthiberg
Fred Fuller
Jeff
Davis Mason
John Neiderhiser
William Jennings
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DeWoody
Novak
Don Walton
Dick Frayman
Steve Ross
Judy Dungan
Carolyn Carson
May City Comets
Jean Long
Barbara Bergen
Myrna Murray
Ruth Perris
Pesnion Cleaners
Fioyd Lillig
Lates Oy
Impa Mayerry
Sharon Bair
Mary Sheible
N’s
Alley Cats
Ida Eotoer
Vivian Trickey
Ramco
Floyd Pratt
Barbara Faust
Cedar Hills
Susie Petersen
Carole Murray
Bowlettes
Gerry Bennett
Comets
Jan Kuelper
LF Sporting Goods
Ivan
Texaco
Niters
Nelde Hamer
Leota Anderson
John
Cherry Burrell
Schneckloth’s Tavern
Cannon Ball
Dean Wentzel
Roy Clouse
Wall’s Automotive
Martin’s Garage
Bielow
John Wall
Jon Nelson
Century Block
C.R. Bowl Alley Cats
Me — Jean Long
Hedge's
Marion Allen
Cora Parton
Moody & Gin
Sheila Clarke
Karen Petersen
Flying Nuns
Anes Kats
Re Grannies
Mary
Jonf Elfin
Sue Huebsch
Gais
Bird
Pat Contentos
Dick Erb
Marion
Wolcerne
Beves Goldsberry
Mrs Collins
John Pollp
Ickers
Harold Mithelman
Gary Ve
Hill
Western
Legion
NCAA
By Ron Roach
Bana Service
Colonels
Sam Smith
Muskies
Cincy Powell
Barry Leibowitz
New Jersey
Doug Moe
Saints
Jim Hadnot
Oaks
Camp Wapsie
Davenport
McCullouch
Don
SBA Loans
Crawford
Cyclones Eye
Big
Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press Sports
Glen Anderson
KU OU
Ted Owens
Johnny Macleod
Kstate
Norman
J-Hawks
Mora
Riviera
Lavan
J. F. Anderson Lumber Company
Seventh Avenue
LeRoy Johnson
S'N
Ational
First National Bank
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