Height Aids Royster Rockets In 1963-64 Campaign
Height will be a key asset for Royster Junior High Rockets as they enter the 1963 64 season with 6 footers Bill Gauden Monty Briley and John Hawley near six feet We also have six footers Darrell Brown Richard Fisher John Walker plus returning lettermen David Martin and Robert Orr Martin led last year s scoring as the team tied for third in league at 9 6 and won an eighth grade tournament at Pittsburg Freshman coach Lyle Dean expects a strong ninth grade squad with Lola and Independence likely to challenge for top spots Transfers from Humboldt Pittsburg and other areas bolster the roster Dean has 16 ninth graders and 18 seventh graders will stay at their level with no seventh graders advancing to the eighth grade squad Schedule calls for three early road trips starting December 3 at Ottawa with home opener December 19 versus Iola and a packed slate through February including league tournament at Lola.
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Bill Gaudern
Monty Briley
John Hawley
Darrell Brown
Richard Fisher
John Walker
David Martin
Robert Orr
Martin
Royster
Pittsburg
Lyle Dean
Lola
Independence
Chanute
Coffeyville
Parsons
Rockets
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Humboldt
Chris Kirkwood
Steve Coots
Reg Coots
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Ben Ennis
Ed Ladd
Stephen Phillips
Terry Reeves
Sandy Rush
Paul Tate
Jim Keller
Dick Helton
Philip Steeves
Dean Oliver
Jim Benson
Greg Berg
Rex Babcock
Phillips Franks
John Cole
David Benson
Steve Dawson
Gary Herron
Mark Martin
Greg Mitchell
Pat Wilson
Ricky Wilson
Keller
Leon Hazen
Ross Abbuehl
Steven Barker
Rocky Carter
Mark Childers
David Crawford
Mike Grooms
Gary Hammons
Bill Hart
Jay Holbert
David Holloway
Tim Jordan
Bradley Kiddoo
Tom Kirkwood
Jim Sandage
Chuck Skinner
Randall Wells
Jerry Williams
Ottawa
Iola
St Paul Players Dominate MB All Conference Teams
Two St Paul players earned first team honors on the Mineral Belt All-Conference basketball squad, with a third Indian on the second team. Greg McCauley and Jim Hopkins head the first team, John Schoenhofer joins the second team, and three St Paul seniors received honorable mention as the Indians placed third in the league.
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Greg McCauley
Jim Hopkins
John Schoenhofer
Kelly Wiatrak
Ira Sponsel
Mark Ward
St. Patrick’s
Parsons
Oswego
McCune
Chetopa
St. Patrick's
St. Pat's
Lynn Monroe
Sr-O
Don Farrington
Carl Davidson
Jr-M
Dick Auvigne
Gary McDowell
Paul la Forge
Tom Overby
Jim Forbes
Randy Johnson
Gary Davolt
Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills born in Washington
In Milan Italy an Associated Press report notes Ted Wright aged 158 from Detroit and Juan Duran aged 158 from Argentina drew 10. Maury Wills, Dodgers shortstop, was born in Washington City but makes his home in Washington state.
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Italy
Ted Wright
Detroit
Juan Duran
Argentina
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Washington
State of
Two Missouri Valley football games canceled Friday
Two of four MVC non conference games today were canceled and will not be rescheduled. Miami of Ohio at Cincinnati and Louisville at Houston remain, while Southern Illinois North Texas and Idaho State Wichita were dropped. North Texas 34 and Southern Illinois 45 ends their seasons amid injuries.
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Expression By Skubitz on Kennedy Death
The Tribune received a message from 5th District Congressman Joe Skubitz in Washington reflecting on the assassination of President John F Kennedy. He offers condolences to Mrs Kennedy Caroline and John and notes the transition to Vice President Johnson as president. He asks for guidance for the nation in troubled times.
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Johnson
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Sports World Mourns Kennedy Death and Games Postponed
Sports leaders expressed shock and grief after President Kennedy was assassinated leading to postponements and cancellations across baseball football basketball and hockey. Yale and Harvard delayed their 80th meeting while Army Navy and other games faced decisions with leagues resuming or delaying schedules as the nation mourned.
College Football Postponed or Canceled After Kennedy Assassination
Dozens of college football games were postponed or canceled following President Kennedy’s assassination. Matches like Notre Dame at Iowa and Harvard at Yale were altered, with many rescheduled to November 30 or December 7, and several others canceled outright. Weekend pro football and American League games are also noted in brief outlines.
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Kumu Grid Classic To Be November 30
Big Eight football schedule changes after President Kennedy's death keep the Nebraska Oklahoma game on, with Iowa State and Drake set to play in Des Moines. Kansas Missouri, Kansas State Oklahoma State delayed or moved, and memorials planned across campuses. Oklahoma leads 5-0 in league play. Nebraska 6-0. both seek conference title and Orange Bowl berth.
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Some Games To Be Played
Major sports events listed for today include Illinois at Michigan State Ohio State at Michigan Oklahoma at Nebraska Iowa State at Drake Miami Ohio at Cincinnati Xavier Ohio at Bowling Green Ohio University at Marshall Florida State at Auburn Tennessee at Kentucky Tulane at LSU George Washington at Vanderbilt Detroit at Toledo Texas Tech at Arkansas Idaho at Arizona State night New Mexico at Arizona night Colorado State University at Brigham Young Utah at Utah State Wofford at Davidson Temple at Gettysburg Citadel at Southern Mississippi night Philadelphia at Boston Detroit at New York San Francisco at Los Angeles Cincinnati at St. Louis
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