Columbia Could Be Big Surprise Of Cane Season
Columbia Lions look like a surprising force this season in college basketball. Freshman seven foot Dave Newmark boosts Morningside Heights pace as they rout Rutgers 108-76, extending a five game win streak and Ivy League glory. St. Joseph's, Providence, and Iowa also posted strong wins in a busy nationwide slate.
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Grid Gates Spin At Nebraska Missouri
Kansas City AP reports Nebraska and Missouri, Big Eight leaders, set new attendance marks. Nebraska home games averaged 93,590, up 7,096 per game, totaling 321,540 for six games versus 232,469 in 1964. Missouri rose to 249,524 across five games, averaging 49,905.
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Trade season ends with six clubs in three MLB deals
The last night of trading in Major League Baseball yielded three deals involving six clubs. Boston sends Lee Thomas Arnold Earley and a minor to Atlanta for Bob Sadowski Dan Osinski. Angels ship Barry Latman to Houston for Ed Pacheco and cash. Dodgers trade Dick Tracewski to Detroit for Phil Regan. The Robinson blockbuster moved Orioles to acquire slugger Frank Robinson by surrendering Milt Pappas Jack Baldschun and Dick Simpson with prior trades setting up the swap.
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Lee Thomas
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California Angels
Barry Latman
Houston Astros
Ed Pacheco
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Dick Tracewski
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Phil Regan
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Milt Pappas
Jack Baldschun
Dick Simpson
Dawson's 232 Leads League Night at Garden Bowl
Lawrence Dawson of Community Church rolled a 232 high game as the National League completed week 16. Best series was 558 by Bob Ellis of Graves Truck Line. Community Church led team game 1,072 and top ten series 2,984, with results including Graves Truck Line 4-0 Walls IGA 2,962 to 2,770 and Community Church 2-2 Ideal Foodstore 2,984 to 2,972. In the Prairie Mixed League, Louie Zirkel Sr. had high game 216 and series 571 for Welders Supply. Dee Zirkel had high women’s game 202. Helen Careathers 513 in women’s series. Right-Way Insulation led with 867 game and 2,399 team series. others included Farr Construction, Santa Fe Motors, Zirkel-Herman, Roots Construction, Tatro Soft Water, Speery Construction, and Dandy Drive Inn across multiple 4-0, 4-0 and 3-1 results.
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Lynde Shamrock
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Ruth Detter
Charleston Co-op
Prairie Belles League
Lincoln Beats Bulldogs 115 to 83 in Jefferson City
Lincoln used a sharp press and fast break to pull away from Kirksville State, building a 30 point surge in 11 minutes after a close first half. The 115-83 victory occurred in Jefferson City as the lone Wednesday night game among smaller Missouri and Kansas colleges.
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Fort Hays grapplers edge Garden Busters 21 16 in tight meet
Fort Hays State hosts Garden City Junior College in a 21 16 wrestling meet with two Garden forfeits. Hays used four varsity matmen claiming one pin two decisions two forfeits. Garden won four matches two pins two decisions but forfeits cost them the win. Next action for GCJC is a return with Lamar Colorado SC at Lamar on Wednesday Jan 5.
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Buffs to Face Unbeaten Scott City Friday Night
Garden City High meets 3-0 Scott City in a non league clash at Scott City High Friday night. Scott led by 6-1 star Stan Grover and strong guard depth aims to extend its winning start while Garden travels with a 1-1 mark and recent 47-32 victory over Dodge City to a key West Central Kansas League weekender.
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Garden City sports slate features Friday basketball and weekend bowling
Friday December 17 Basketball Garden City Junior College hosts Casper Wyoming in non league play. St Marys Garden City hosts Sacred Heart Dodge City. Telegram area games Holcomb Johnson Satanta Sublette Labin Syracuse. Ings hosts Wind Thornton, Liberal at Ulysses, Scott City Scon Deerfield Kendall Manter. Two bowling leagues at Garden Bowl tonight Sunflower for women Wheatbelt for men. Saturday December 18 Garden City high school at Scott City non conference. Garden City JC hosts Frank Phillips in Borger. pheasant hunting opens segment two through December 31. Garden City High wrestling to Russell dual meet. Junior League bowling 13-18 9:30 am Garden Bowl. Prep League 8-12 1 pm Garden Bowl. Alibi Tournament start fifth weekend at Garden Bowl ends Sunday.
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Dingus Lalicker Set Sportsman Loop Keg Pace
Clarence Dingus of Gesten slager Drilling posted a 227 high game at Garden Bowl as the Sportsman League finished its 16th week of 1965-66. Jerry Lalicker led with a 574 series for Spor's 66 Service Station while Moorman Feed topped team series charts at 2,958.
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Elkhart Wildcats Clinch First Victory of Season
Elkhart High Wildcats of the High Plains Conference earned their first basketball win, defeating Texhoma Oklahoma 44 to 38 on Tuesday. Under Coach Don Linsenmeyer in his second season, Elkhart had previously fallen to Hooker, Springfield, and Ulysses. Two more road games remain before Christmas, at Clayton New Mexico and Hugoton.
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Trojans Win In Overtime In Nonconference Battle
Johnson High Trojans edged Rolla 68 66 in an overtime thriller. Wendel Tucker tied the game at 63 63 to force OT as Harvey Horton led Johnson with 16 points and W. D. McNeely sealed it with a last four second setup and steady free throws. Rolla’s Steve Banker scored 21 and grabbed 27 rebounds in a hard fought loss.
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Dooley Named Top Candidate for Oklahoma Football Job
Norman AP report on Oklahoma's search for a new football coach after Gomer Jones' resignation. Vince Dooley, 38, leads a field of five interviewed candidates including Chuck Curtis and Tom Steigleder. University president Dr. George L. Cross will consult the athletic council before any offer is made or announced.
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