Area Basketball Teams Open Season Tomorrow Night
Friday night marks the start of the 1960-61 WAVL and related leagues with Holcomb, Coolidge, Deerfield, Kendall, Pierceville, Shallow Water, and eight-member Santa Fe Trail rivals in action. The WAVL features Holcomb against Coolidge in Coolidge, Deerfield at Kendall, and Pierceville at Shallow Water, while the SFTL hosts Bloom Ingalls Copeland Montezuma Ensign Kismet, plus multiple coaching changes and season previews across the eight-team circuit.
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Longria
Blue Devils
Coolidge
Leo Eck
Longhens
Clive J. Sharpe
Longhorns
High Plains
Deerfield
Spartans
Bobcats
Kendall
Don Brown
Spartan
Roy Meade
Pierceville Indians
Tigers
Burl Dowell
Pierceville
Indians
Harold Burnett
Santa Fe Trail League
Bloom
Ingalls
Copeland
Moscow
Unelewsod
Montezuma
Ensign
Kismet
SFTL
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Don Hull
Eddie Cramer
Jack van Amburg
John Schartz
John McNeely
Frank Griffitts
Cecil Wichert
Bill Smith
Englewood
Duane Goyen
Garlon Jarnigan
Coveland
Eeason
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Ines
Wildcats
Ohio U Leads Small Colleges For 10-0 Team Crown
Ohio University Bobcats finish 10-0 to claim the small college national title on the strength of their schedule beating Dayton 28-0 Boston University 38-6 and Xavier of Ohio. Lenoir Rhyne Humboldt State follow among 10-0 or 9-0 teams in the final AP poll.
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Associated Press
Ohio University
Ohio Bobcats
William R. Hess
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
N.C
Humiboldt
Calif. State
Bobcats
Athens
Ohio
Dayton
Boston Universiy
Xavier
Esecond
Ohio U
Humboldt St
Whitworth
West Chester
Bowling Green
Louisiana Tech
Hillsdale
Muskingum
Iowa &J. Teachers
Juco Cagers Open Season In Oklahoma Tour
Garden City Junior College’s 1960 81 squad travels to Oklahoma for season start under Coach Dale Roark. They face Murray State tonight in Tishomingo, then Cameron A&M, Amarillo JC, Trinidad JC, and end with first home game December 13 against Lamar JC. Murray State Coach Gerald Stockton, ex OSU guard, returns to face Roark.
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Garden City Junior College
Oklahoma
Dale Roark
Dale Meadors
Lawton
Okla
Broacbusters
Texas
Colorado
Garden
Murry State
Tishomingo
Cameron A&m
Hutchinson
Amarillo
Tex
Amarillo JC Badgers
Busters
Trinidad
Colo
Raton
N.M
Trinidad JC Trojans
Tue
Lamar
Murray State
Murray
Gerald Stockton
Stockton
Oklahoma State University
Hank Iba
Roark
Cameron
Sutton Snares Scoring Title in NAIA Stats
Kansas City AP reports a set of NAIA national offensive titles. Joe Iacone of West Chester College led rushing with 152.1 yards per game on 168 carries for 1,931 yards. Ottawa University fullback Herb Sutton won the scoring title with 125 points on 17 touchdowns and 23 conversions. Charles Miller of Austin College topped total offense at 218.4 yards per game in nine games. Dennis Spurlock led in passing with 1,892 yards and 14 touchdowns on 135 completions aiding Whitworth College.
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Kansas City
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Joe Iacone
West Chester
Herb Sutton
Ottawa University
Charles Miller
Austin Tex College
Dennis Spurlock
Whitworth
Wash
Spurlock
Miller
Minors Plan Growth Stretch for 1961 Baseball Map
Louis ville AP report notes Pacific Coast League aims to operate in Honolulu next season with park lease and transport arrangements to be settled. Dewey Soriano says three groups show interest in the venture and an option exists to buy the Sacramento club for 55009, to be transferred to Honolulu after ownership issues resolve. New York RP reports thoroughbred racing season end with Aqueduct attendance 5,588,779 and handle $531,441,960 across 218 days.
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Louisville
Honolulu
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pacific Coast League
Dewey Soriano
Sacramento
New York
New York State
Aqueduct
Big Eight Opens Basketball Campaign Tonight
The Big Eight starts its new season with Oklahoma meeting Texas Western in Norman Nebraska facing Town Teachers in Lincoln and Missouri at St. Joseph against Washington Colorado and Oklahoma State opening Friday night Colorado at Arizona and Oklahoma State hosting UCLA in Stillwater Kansas and Kansas State both at home Saturday Kansas vs Northwestern and Kansas State vs Texas A&M Others include Minnesota at Oklahoma Wichita at Nebraska Colorado at Arizona Arkansas at Missouri Texas Western at Oklahoma State Iowa State opens against Wisconsin in Ames Monday after Vinnie Brewer’s withdrawal Coach Dick Harp’s Jayhawks favored to win the title with Wayne Hightower and Bill Bridges leading an all veteran lineup versus Northwestern
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Dighton
Tribune
Ness City
Jetmore
Scots
Ulysses
Scott City
Oakley
Robert Gumm
Hornets
Guy Conner
Fort Hays
Don Lantz
Jackrabbits
Scott
Bill Guth Tides
Kansas State University
Jim Tangeman
Beavers
Anverall
Washburn
Merle (Bones
George Neely
Uth
Tigers
Gerald Raines
Raines
Ulyses
Plain Hick
Plainmen
Leati
Hugoton
Robert Cornett
Sublette
Dave Craft
Garden City High
Oige City
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Cimarron
Jerrid
Pete) Dawson
Iaj California
Chuck Steele
Bluejay
Big Eight
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Norman
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Arkansas
Vinnie Brewer
Wisconsin
Ames
Dick Harp
Jayhawks
Harp
Jayhawk
Wayne Hightower
Philadelphia
Bill Bridges
Hobbs
N.M
Tex Winter
Mike Wroblewski
Ced Price
Pat McKenzie
Little All America 1960 AP selections highlighted by double 220-pound line
The AP picks top Little All America players for 1960 led by 233-pound center Dick Greens of Ohio University and 240-pound guard Doug Brown from Fresno State. The traveling back field is headlined by Dale Mills of Northeast Missouri State Teachers with 1,343 rushing yards, while Bucknell’s Paul Terhes forms the quarterback duo with solid passing and rushing totals. Other key backs include Charles Fuller and Bill Cooper, with ends John Simko and a 220-pound tackle pair from Chattanooga and Texas A&I. The roster features players from Missouri-bound teams, with numerous honorable mentions across small colleges in the region.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Dick Greens
Ohio University
Cleveland Browns
Doug Brown
Fresno State
Los’ Angeles Rams
Dallas
Tom Hackler
Tennessee Tech
Erle
Dale Mills
Northeast Missouri State Teachers
Mills
Luther College
Brad Hysod
Columbia
Paul Terhes
Bucknell
Mismount
John Simko
Augustaa
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
North Dakota
Chattanooga
Charles Long
Willie Crafts
Texas A&i
Long
Fyffe
Ala
Crafts
Brownsville
Tex
Brown
Long Beach
Calif
George Aslegan
Towa State Beaches
Charles City
Iowa
Garden City Grid Teams End Ahead
Garden City grid squads posted a 28-11-0 season, led by GCJC with an 8-2 mark tying for the Jayhawk Juco League crown. GC High, junior high units, and junior high ninths to seventh grades posted varied records as the city showcased football depth this fall.
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Garden City Grid
Garden City
Garden City Junior College
Garden City High
Gardett City Junior High
Leland Kendall
Juco Bronebuster
Pratt
Dale Marino
Don Powell
Merle Altman
Larry Steele
Garden
Great Bend Harrison Junior High
Scott City
Dodge City
Ulysses
Liberal
Nere
Dodge Ye
Beerskins Rolls High Individual Game and Series
Dale Bearskins of the Colorado Interstate Gas No 3 team rolled both high individual game of 248 and best individual series of 570 at Garden Bowl Wednesday night as the Yankee League completed its 13th week of action. Betty Nally of the Patterson Jewelry team rolled high individual game of 226 as the Dust Bowlers League completed its 14th week of play. Don Hertel of the Classic League led with high game 213 and 572 series as Team No 2, KGLD-TV, and others posted week results.
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Colorado
Interstate Gas
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Yankee League
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IGA
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Wheatland Electric
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Patterson Jewelry
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Golda West
Warren Hotel
Mel Krebs Construction
Tom's Well Service
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Scot City Air Service
Kerr Implement
R. L. Crist Ranch
Breez- In Cafe
Luziers Cosmetics
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Henkle Drilling
Rag Mop
Collingwood Farms
Baseball Moguls Back to Talks
In New York, Ford Frick and league presidents resumed secret talks on expanding the majors to 10 teams for 1961. No progress statement will be issued while a 16-club unanimous vote blocks Los Angeles entry. O'Malley opposes dual L A teams before Chavez Ravine is ready. Moe Radowich, Wyoming star, now coaches the Cowboy freshmen basketball squad.
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Ford Frick
Frick
Joe Cronin
Warren Giles
Los Angeles
Walter O'Malley
Dodgers
Joe’ Frick
Washington Senators
Minneapolis
St. Paul
O'Malley
Brooklyn
Chavez Ravine Stadium
Valley Gets Into Action
Five of the seven Missouri Valley Conference basketball members open the season tonight including Cincinnati and Bradley. Bradley travels to Minnesota while Cincinnati hosts Indiana State without Oscar Robertson for the first time in three years. Drake, led by Jim Guydonack, meets North Dakota State in Des Moines. Wichita State plays at Wyoming and North Texas State faces Houston in Denton. St Louis and Tulsa start at home with St Louis facing UC Davis and Tulsa meeting UCLA.
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Associated Press
Missouri Valley Conferenza
Cincinnati
Bradley
St. Louis
Tulsa
Chet Walker
Minnesota
Oscar Robertson
Indiana State
Drake
Jim Guydonack
North Dakota State
Des Moines
Wichita
Wyoming
North Texas State
Houston
Denton
University of California
Davis
UCLA
College Cage Season Opens With New Look
The college basketball season opens with many stars from the prior year. Expected leaders include Terry Disching er Purdue Roger Kaiser Georgia Tech and Bill The Hill McGill Utah. Ohio State meets Ohio University in the top opener while Texas A M faces Trinity of Texas. Virtually all major teams start play by Saturday night.
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Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Roger Kaiser
Georgia Tech
Bill
the Hill) McGill
Utah
Dave Debusschere
Detroit
Lewis Qualls
Texas A&m
Scott City Seeks Town Team Basketball Games
Scott City group seeks to schedule town team basketball games. Tony Mollhagen invites contact at 602 Washington, Scott City, with a home phone listed as 35. The team operates a free lance schedule and aims to meet regional town squads.
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Scott City
Tony Mollhagen
Washington
Molllhagen
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