Big Eight hoops leaders duel as holiday tourney nears
No standout in the Big Eight after three weeks as Kansas State Kansas and Oklahoma State vie for the top spot. Oklahoma State leads at 5-3 with K-State and Kansas at 4-3, Missouri and Oklahoma 3-2, Nebraska 4-3, Colorado 3-4 and Iowa State 1-5. The league faces a rugged nine-game week with only two home games, as the holiday tournament looms in Kansas City.
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Knights Split Double Bill With Deerfield
St Mary’s School and Deerfield split a Friday basketball double header at St Mary’s Center. In seventh grade St Mary’s won 22-16. in eighth grade Deerfield prevailed 40-37 in double overtime. St Mary’s Eddie Oeding scored 8. Marc Miller led Deerfield with 18. Next action is a return twin bill at Deerfield on Tuesday Jan 5.
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Pro Basketball Results Eastern and Western Divisions
The Associated Press reports standings and results from the NBA. Eastern teams Boston Philadelphia New York Cincinnati St. Louis Baltimore Detroit San Francisco Western teams Los Angeles San Francisco Baltimore Detroit Philadelphia San Francisco. Saturday results include Cincinnati 183 New York 105 Baltimore 104 Detroit 99 Boston 115 St. Louis 105 Philadelphia 140 Los Angeles 113 Sunday Philadelphia 113 San Francisco 111 and upcoming games New York at Los Angeles Tuesday New York vs San Francisco at Sacramento California
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Pro Football Standings in the AFL Final Records
The Associated Press reports final AFL standings with Buffalo leading the American Conference at 12 2 0 and 400 points for, 242 against. Boston 10 3 1, New York 8 1 58?1. Houston 4 10 0 310 355. Western Division shows San Diego 8 5 1, Kansas City 7 7 0, Oakland 5 7 2, Denver 2 11 1. Results: Buffalo 24 Boston 14. Houston 44 Denver 16. Kansas City 24 New York 7. Oakland 21 San Diego 20. Next: San Diego at Buffalo. Warren Giles predicts more World Series wins for the National League.
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Johnson High Tops Seeded For High Plains Cage Meet
Johnson High's Trojans earned top seed as High Plains Conference pairings set for a seven-team tournament in Sublette. The event runs Jan 5–9 with two games nightly except Thursday, including a first-round bye for Johnson and a full schedule of eliminations through a championship game on Saturday.
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Holcomb Upsets Indians in overtime 52-49
Holcomb Longhorns upset Leoti Indians 52 to 49 in overtime. Senior Stegman paced Holcomb with 24 points aided by 13 rebounds while Carlisle and Lambert led Leoti with 13 and 10 points respectively. Holcomb improves to 3-3 and next faces Sublette in the High Plains Conference tourney.
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College Scores Saturday in NCAA Basketball
The Associated Press reports results across regions with St Johns Notre Dame and Connecticut Fordham Villanova LaSalle Penn Army Manhattan Colo State Saint Vona Pittsburgh Bucknell Duquesne Seattle Colgate DePauw Duke Virginia Davidson Ohio State Louisville DePaul Georgia Georgia Tech Miami Florida Tennessee Buffalo Kansas Maryland Wichita Drake Minnesota Utah State St Louis Bradley Indiana Detroit Providence Iowa Purdue Wake Forest Tulsa Memphis Creighton Northwestern Cincinnati Centenary Butler Michigan State Loyola N C State Toledo Citadel Southwest Texas Tech Nebraska Houston Colorado South Methodist Tulane Arizona Hayward St San Francisco Hawaii Utah California Oregon State Stanford Washington Kansas State Tournament notes include Milwaukee Classic UCLA over Boston College third place Marquette over Wisconsin Kentucky Invitational Alabama over Kentucky Dayton over West Virginia Vanderbilt Invitational Vanderbilt over Oklahoma State Utah State over Baylor.
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Three Cage Tilts Set for Tuesday
Three high school basketball games dot Tuesday Telegram area schedule. Montegumaa unbeaten at 4-0 meets Copeland Vikings in Santa Fe Trail League action while Copeland sits 1-2. Dighton visits Tribune in non league clash as 3-2 Dighton faces 5-1 Tribune. Syracuse hosts Dodge City St Mary in another non league test. Syracuse is 0-6, St Mary 1-5.
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Guard Beats Akins Best Takes Forfeit Thriller
In opening week 1964 65 at Ben Grimsley Gym National Guard beat Akins Furniture 46 41 in a thriller Best Seed won a forfeit over Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield when the latter did not show Holcomb Welders Supply beat Garden City Jaycees 84 46 Kent Martin led the Welders with 26 points Cronin 24 for the Guardsmen Cordova top Akins with 11 Medina and Bender eight each Brungardt 13 Meier 12 for the Jaycees Kept busy with next week games at Ben Grimsley Gym including Dicks Dairy Scott City Sublette Burtis Motors Hamilton County Kendall Akins Furniture Hummer Radio TV Best Seed National Guard Garden City Jaycees Santa Fe Motors and Welders Supply Also notes on Olympic games and Michigan Big Ten context.
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Russell Broncs Upset Buff Wrestlers in Dual Meet
Russell High's Broncs beat Garden City 23-17 in a West Central Kansas League dual. Russell won the final heavy weight to clinch the meet after Garden led 20-0 early. Overshadowed by late results, several Russell wrestlers posted decisions and pins, with Murphy and Tresner among standouts.
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Three Teams Lead Mo-Valley Standings Early
The Missouri Valley season begins with Wichita, St. Louis, and Cincinnati atop the standings after wins over Drake, Bradley, and Louisville respectively. Wichita 71 60 over Drake and St Louis 76 73 over Bradley set the pace as Stallworth misses the second half. Cincinnati beat Louisville earlier. All eight Valley teams have winning records with Wichita, St Louis and Bradley at 5-1. Tulsa, North Texas and others follow.
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Princeton Star Cager Faces Big Decision
Princeton star Bill Bradley, an All-America 6 foot 5 guard and Olympic team ace, faces whether to turn pro or accept a Rhodes Scholarship. He is among 32 seniors named to Rhodes Scholarships, with two years of study at Oxford possible. Bradley plans to announce after discussions with advisors.
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Chiefs Triumph Over Jets Showin Griding ’65 Hopes
Kansas City beat the New York Jets 24-7 to finish 7-1 in the AFL Western Division behind San Diego. Stram hailed the 1964 Chiefs as a stronger, younger squad and eyed improvement in 1965. Len Dawson threw two TDs for 30 on the season. Matt Snell starred for New York with 103 rushing yards.
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Marnieta Pile Sets Keg Pace In Bowling League Night
Marnieta Pile rolled 231 in a high game and 618 in a top series for S&E Implement in Garden Bowl Friday as the Sunflower Women's League finished week 18. Her team also posted a 910 best team game. Ed Porter Lumber Co led with a 2,659 series.
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Alta and Kenny Clawson win Moonlight Doubles at Garden Bowl
Alta and Kenny Clawson teamed to total 1140 pins including handicap to win the weekly Moonlight Doubles bowling event at Garden Bowl Sunday night. Mildred Beck and Bob Rickman took second with 1106 pins and Charlotte Yardley and Frank Morris finished third with 1086 pins among ten couples.
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