Royster Rockets Open Season in Ottawa Cage Action
Royster Junior High eighth and ninth graders opened the 1969-70 basketball campaign with non league games at Ottawa. Coaches Herb Snender and Dick Cook expect improvement, citing last year's mixed results and the new Ottawa seventh grade program as factors. The Rockets host Independence next Thursday in their first home game.
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Dick Cook
David Noland
Steve Rausch
Jerry Ward
Roger McAuley
Dick Ray
Cook
Craig Harris
Rod Thummel
Kenny Clark
Wings
Buddy Kihm
Steve Marts
Snender
Swender
Independence
Big O Climbs to Third on NBA Scoring List
Oscar Robertson scored 36 points to move into third place on the NBA all time scoring list with 20 881 career points as the Cincinnati Royals lost 118 117 to the Seattle SuperSonics. Bob Petit remains second with 20 880.
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Bob Petit
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Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
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Royals
Seattle
Bob Boozer
Sonics
Tom van Arsdale
Firearm Deer Season Opens in Kansas With 7593 Permits
Pratt Kansas AP gun hunters begin the five day firearms deer season after a 61 day archery season closed. The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission issued 7593 permits across 21 management units. Officials estimate 35000 to 38000 deer in the state and note four prior firearm seasons without an accident, urging safe hunting. Archery bow counts were incomplete with about 300 deer reported so far.
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Coaches Pick Blue Gray Team For Alabama All Star Game
Yankee coaches list 20 Blue Gray squad members for the December 27 game in Montgomery. Seventeen are from the Big Ten and Big Eight, with six more northern seniors to be signed. southern coaches and players remain to be named.
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Juco Cage Classic Opens With Four Contenders
The Jayhawk Juco Classic starts at NCCJC fieldhouse with Coffeyville facing Kansas City at 2 PM and Fort Scott meeting Johnson County at 4 PM. Independence vs Labette County and NCCJC Panth ers vs Allen County follow at 7 and 9 PM. Defending champ Neosho County brings height, while Allen County relies on speed and hustle.
Jayhawk Juco Classic spotlight on Stovall and Pratt
Wichita native Paul Stovall leads Pratt and a 40-0 Beavers in the Jayhawk Juco Classic at Neosho County. The event opens with Neosho versus Allen County and Coffeyville, Fort Scott, and more in a packed schedule as Pratt meets Wichita State freshmen ahead of the WSU Nebraska game.
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John Havlicek
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Rockets
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Elvin Hayes
Clem Haskins
Bulls
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Pistons
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Detroit
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Associated Press
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Chanute
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Wichita State
Two Erie Players named to CNC All Stars
Erie players Rich ard Ewen and Terry Yoho earned first team CNC All Star honors for 1969 joining multiple Frontenac and Northeast selections. Ewen repeats as defensive end. Yoho is a 175 pound linebacker.
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Pittsburg
Richard Ewen
Ewen
Larry Septak
Northeast
Mike Knaup
Frontenac
Terry Yoho
Kent Taylor
Tim Welch
Randy Craven
David Gorman
Chamion
Tourney Lineup Today First Round
The schedule shows Coffeyville vs Kansas City at 2 p.m. Fort Scott meets Johnson County at 4 p.m. Independence faces Labette County at 7 p.m. Neosho County takes on Allen at 9 p.m. Friday features losers bracket games and semi finals. Saturday includes placement games and finals to determine 1st place.
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Allen County
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Neosho
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Fort Scott
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Alou joins A's in three-way deal to bolster 1970 attack
Oakland acquires Felipe Alou from Atlanta for pitcher Jim Nash as part of a winter league trade push. New York lands Joe Foy in a 2-for-1 with Kansas City sending Amos Otis and Bob Johnson to the Royals. Mets also swap Jerry Robertson for Joe Sparma with Detroit and Montreal.
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Atlanta
Royals
Joe Foy
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Charlie Finley
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Amos Otis
Bob Johnson
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Joe Sparma
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College Basketball Results From Various Cities
East St Bonaventure defeated Detroit College 106 to 54 and LaSalle beat Albright 95 to 59. Cheyney topped Bloomsburg 74 to 73, St Jos Pa downed Hofstra 98 to 57, Connecticut beat Fairfield 65 to 64, Penn won over Rutgers 80 to 71, Syracuse defeated Buffalo 90 to 64, Fordham beat Yale 93 to 63, Colgate won against Cornell 78 to 76. Davidson 109 over Furman 90, Vanderbilt 87 over Mississippi 75, Maryland 92 over George Washington 71, W Va 106 over William and Mary 80, Citadel 87 over Wofford 75, North Carolina 100 over Mercer 52, Ga Tech 92 over Georgia 80, Navy 71 over VMI 66, Indiana 100 over Chicago Loyola 95, Notre Dame 87 over Michigan 86, Columbia 83 over Northwestern 68, Bradley 114 over Minn Duluth 81, Miami Ohio 77 over No Illinois 74, Ind St 86 over So Dakota 78, No Dok St 77 over Parsons 51, Oklahoma City 99 over SMU 74, Southwest Texas El Paso 61 over Okla Christian 45, Trinity Texas 102 over SW Texas St 74, Mexican Olympic Team 68 over Southwestern U 59, Far West Weber St 59 over Arizona State 57, Stanford 84 over San Jose St 72, Colo 80 over Calif Irvine 65, Denver 92 over Montana 58. IAC Tournament Championship Doane 65 over Neb Wesleyan 54 Third Place Hastings 82 over Midland 66 Fifth Place Concordia 62 over Dana 61.
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