Big Eight games hinge on crucial Saturday matchups
Kansas aims to extend a six game win streak in a Saturday night clash at Missouri in Lawrence as Oklahoma State seeks a win over Nebraska at Stillwater and Kansas State faces Colorado on the road. Nebraska and Oklahoma meet in Norman while Iowa State travels to Oklahoma. Missouri topped Colorado 63 58 in a comeback at Columbia.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Missouri
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New York
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Lincoln
K-State
Boulder
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Fort Scott appeals Juco ruling on probation
Dr. Robert E. Hicks superintendent of Fort Scott schools filed an appeal from a Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference decision placing Fort Scott Junior College on one year probation for alleged football player infractions. Hicks denies charges, seeks film evidence and argues about player numbers and uniform usage.
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Kan
Robert E. Hicks
Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference
Fort Scott Junior College
College Basketball Scores From East to West
The Associated Press reports several college basketball results with Davidson beating NYU 82 75, RI over Holy Cross 98 75, St Josephs 85 over Lehigh 55, Florida State 64 over Georgia 55 in OT, Maryland 67 over Clemson 65, Miami 86 over Jacksonville 82, plus Bradley 71 over Tulsa 69, Utah State 86 over Utah 84, Arizona 62 over Wyoming 60. Professional games feature Baltimore 110 over Detroit 105 and Boston 112 over Los Angeles 104.
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Senior Bowl Set for Saturday in Mobile Alabama
Joe Willie Namath headlines the Senior Bowl in Mobile with a knee issue but starts for the South after Jets coach Weeb Ewbank approved. Tom Landry planned Steve Tensi, but Namath’s practice form earned the starting job. NBC will televise at 1 p.m. CST. winners get $900, losers $700.
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Mobile
Ala
Joe Willie Namath
New York Jets
Weeb Ewbank
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Tom Landry
Steve Tensi
Florida State
Joe Willie
National Broadcasting Co
Golden Gates Of Golfdom Open Up
Open the gates to the 1965 Los Angeles Open with a $70,000 purse the largest in the event’s 39th edition. Arnold Palmer headlines a field including Ken Venturi Tony Lema Bobby Nichols and other top money winners from 1964.
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Los Angeles
J. C. Goosey
James Black
Roger Ginsberg
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
St Patrick's Shamrocks Win Two At Moran
St Patrick's Shamrocks of Chanute swept two games at Moran with strong eighth grade free throw shooting. Victor Willis starred for Chanute eighth graders with 14 perfect free throws, finishing with 18 points as Moran and Chanute traded leads. Moran's Kershner led with 15, Taxter added 14 for Chanute. seventh graders' Barnhart led Chanute with 13 in a 23-14 win.
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Moran
St. Patrick's Shamrocks
Chanute
Victor Willis
Willis
Kershner
Mick Taxter
Herbert Snender
Larry Barnhart
St. Pat’s
Hula Bowl Is Tonight in Honolulu
South All-Stars led by Craig Morton Gale Sayers and Larry Elkins are slight favorites over the North in the Hula Bowl. Len Cassanoga withdraws for the North, sharpening the edge for the South. A passing duel is expected as Morton meets Jerry Rhome and Bob Berry. The game is nationally televised for the first time in 19 years with tape flown to Los Angeles for Saturday mainland airing.
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Honolulu
Craig Morton
Gale Sayer
Larry Elkins
Len Cassanoga
California
Morton
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Bob Berry
Oregon
Los Angeles
Fight Results From Miami and Bangkok
Gene Robinson of Miami Irish outpointed Linnes Johnson of Opa Locka in eight rounds at 155 pounds. In Bangkok Apides Sithiran stopped Eliseo Aranda in the first round at 146 pounds.
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Gene Robinson
St. Augustine
Fila
Linnes Johnson
Opa Locka
Fla
Bangkok
Apides Sithiran
Thailand
Eliseo Aranda
The
Philippines
Rockets Win Two Over Iola Here
Royster Junior High teams defeated Iola Ponies at Chanute High School. Ninth graders won 57 to 32 to move to 2-3, while eighth graders won 31 to 10. Chanute’s Oliver led scoring with 14, Hollaway added 15 for Chanute, Kretzmeier 11 for Iola. Next game is Jan 14 at Coffeyville.
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Lyle Dean
Iola Ponies
Rocket
Chanute High School
Ponies
Chanute
Dean Oliver
Greg Kretzmeier
Iola
David Hollaway
Kettle
Rockets
Coffeyville
Lola
Bradley tops Tulsa to snap skid in MVC clash
Bradley overcame a 10 point second half deficit to beat Tulsa 71 69 in Missouri Valley Conference action. Eddie Jackson, league leading scorer, was held to one field goal as Bradley rallied with key bench scoring from Chuck Buescher. The win lifts Bradley above the conference cellar as Valley teams schedule more games Saturday.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Bradley
Eddie Jackson
Chuck Buescher
Braves
Buescher
Jackson
Herman Callands
Bowlina Scores Lane Trotter League Neosho Manor a2 22
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Harris
White
Chanute Five Snaps Garnett In Openers
An unnamed independent basketball team, coached by Ward Barnett, won 104 to 98 at Garnett last Sunday ending Garnett’s 10 game home streak. The squad’s two games include a 105 to 93 loss at Potwin and a 104 to 98 win with contributions from Riggle 24 Papst 17 T McKenzie 22 G McKenzie 14 McCoy 11 Fehr 10 Barnett 6. The team travels to Richmond for a 2 PM game Sunday.
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Richmond
Ward Barnett
Gary McKenzie
Tom McKenzie
Ken McCoy
Dave Fehr
Bob Riggle
Don Papst
Wayne Summers
Garnett
Chanute
Riggle
T. McKenzie
Papst
G. McKenzie
McCoy
Fehr
Barnett
Potwin
Yates Center Hosts Four Top TVL Scorers In Key Clash
Yates Center High hosts Garnett in a TVL showdown as four league leaders share the court. Don Old leads with 18.6 points per game, while Dean Barr 13.9 for Garnett and other top scorers from Yates Center, Garnett, Eureka, Neodesha, and Burlington join the contest. Garnett sits 4-2. Yates Center 5-0 in league play.
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Gaylen Rodgers
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Eureka
Lynn Whitney
Yates
Don Old
Dean Barr
Bill Feuerborn
Alex Glades
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Humboldt
Cherryvale
Burlington
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Muffler On Lane Finley Muffler On Lane Finley
Chicago AP reports Judge James B Parsons has silenced Frank Lane and Charles O Finley in a breach of contract dispute over back pay. Lane seeks 144166 dollars. Finley met White Sox GM Ed Short in the corridor and offered a Colavito trade for Landis Hershberger and Nicholson. Short rejected the offer.
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Chicago
Frank Lane
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
James B. Parsons
U.S. District Court
Lane
Finley
Parsons
Athletics
Ed Short
Chicago White Sox
Rocky Colavito
Jim Landis
Mike Hershberger
Dave Nicholson
Short
Heart Attack Fatal To Elderly Kansan
DENVER AP A man died of a heart condition at General Hospital last month after crawling through a snowstorm in a Denver Coliseum parking lot. Herman H. Allen, 85, of Wichita Kansas, stopped in Denver en route to Wichita after visiting relatives in Oregon. Police could not determine why he was in the Coliseum area.
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Ait General Hospital
Denver Coliseum
Herman H. Allen
Wichita
Kan
Allen
Oregon
Coliseum
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