OSU’s Iba Nears First Big Eight Title Amid Win Streak
Oklahoma State coach Hank Iba, a basketball legend with 712 wins, sees his Cowboys start 5-0 in the Big Eight after a 59-55 triple overtime win over Colorado in Stillwater. Iba trails all-time leaders and aims for OSU’s first conference crown as Missouri State hosts him next. Colorado’s Gary Hassmann 14, Pat Frink 21, Chuck Gardner 16 for Buffs.
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Little Golfers Lead Lucky International Open
Three lightweights share the opening lead at the Lucky International Open in San Francisco. Jack McGowan Butch Baird and Gardner Dickinson shot 68 to lead the field over the par 72 layout as giants George Archer and Jack Montgomery trail with 68 par figures in the second round.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Lane Trotter League Standings
Bowling scores show Lane Trotter League action with Consolidated Oilwell Neosho Manor Fowler Transport Chanute Motor Co Mid-America Refinery First National Bank and Burlington Wire among sponsors. High games include Fowler Transport high 10 Woods Young Mayer and Solomon with scores in the 400s and 500s across teams.
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Sixteen Money Winners on 1964 LPGA Tour
Fifty six players earned winnings on the 1964 Ladies Professional Golf Association tour. The season featured prize money across events with top earners highlighted and placements recorded.
College basketball scores roundup from Associated Press
The Associated Press reports multiple college games with results including East Providence beating St Bonaventure 77 76 and Davidson defeating East Carolina 82 68. Other notable scores show Virginia Tech 104 Furman 81 and Oklahoma State 59 Colorado 35. Arizona over San Francisco 71 56 and Houston 80 Baylor 78. Stanford 87 UC Santa Barbara 78. Seattle 78 Portland 70.
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St Patrick’s split with Holy Name on Chanute basketball doubleheader
Holy Name of Coffeyville led all game to beat St Patrick’s ninth grade 30 to 26. St Patrick’s seventh grade won 31 to 17 over Holy Name. Holy Name limited to six points in the second half as Larry Barnhart led with 11 points.
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Neosho NFO Elects Daniels as Chairman at Chili Supper
Delbert Daniels was elected chairman of the Neosho county National Farmers Organization at a Tuesday chili supper in the Legion Hall. About seventy people attended to hear reports from Pat Nelson and delegates Bill Fail Ivan Fail. New officers include Lewis Beggs vice chairman Earl Bailey secretary Joe Ressig treasurer Stanley Harding district board member and Raymond Carter three year trustee.
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Presbyterians to Install Elders and Trustees in Sunday Service
Mrs. Charles E. Westle will be ordained as Elder and installed on the Session for a three year term. Others to be installed include Mrs. A L Googins and Courtney Moses. Board of Trustees members named are Charlotte Townsend Ralph Baxley and Malcolm Higgins. Visitors include Viola McKinley Munford and family, Mrs. Jack Spencer, and Verlin Petersons group. Benjamin Barfoot and others attended the Southwest Lumbermen and Hardware convention. Mrs. Robert A Finney attends Kansas Day events with her husband the representative.
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Robert A. Finney
Topeka
Smoke Eaters Club Honors Cherokee Boy
Milwaukee AP The National Smoke Eaters Club on Thursday night honored 5 year old Donald Crowe of Cherokee Kansas and 20 other individuals for fire rescues during 1964. In December last year the boy made three trips into the family home to rescue three younger sisters as the house burned.
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Sauer Chooses Pro Route Ends Texas College Stay
Darrell Royal faces a clash with Jets over star receiver Sauer who will not use a fifth year at Texas. Sauer has moved from the dorms, paid spring tuition, and plans to sign with New York if he goes pro, while SEC vows to sever ties with AFL over early signings.
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Wichita Finale for Stallworth Ends College Career
Wichita aims to keep its Missouri Valley record perfect against Louisville in the final game of All America Dave Stallworths college career Saturday night at Wichita. St Louis faces Cincinnati while Bradley meets Tulsa and North Texas plays Drake in other Saturday games. Wichita will be without 6-10 Nate Bowman and Stallworth after the Louisville game. Stallworth, compared with Oscar Robertson, has a 22.8 scoring average in Valley play, among the top marks in conference history.
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Erie Noble Grand Installed at Myrtle Rebekah Lodge
Mary Lea Harmonson was installed noble grand of Myrtle Rebekah Lodge 1965. Officers included Mrs. Fairy Baker and Mrs. Bonnie Yockey as installing officers. Harmony son succeeded Opal Currie with Grace Gutheridge first trustee, Alice Hoskins second, and Yockey third. Harmonson named chairmen and presented past noble grand pin to Currie. Twenty-two present. Valentine party planned with Chanute lodge guests.
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Operation Barrier Test in Kansas City Proves Effective
In a Thursday mock holdup test in Kansas City police tracked a getaway car 18 times in 35 minutes over 15 miles. Eleven sightings came from taxi drivers and truckers with two way radios who did not know the route in advance. Dispatchers relayed fugitive descriptions to drivers and reports followed. It was the second test of its kind and police called it successful.
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Dean Chance Pitches 751 MLB Innings with 31 Home Runs Allowed
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Dean Chance has logged 751 major league innings and surrendered 31 home runs, showcasing strong homer prevention over his outings.
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