Pokes Win Cincy Nips Cats 72 70 In Big Eight Clash
Oklahoma State blasted Long Beach State 93-68 and 92-58 hosting Los Angeles State, then beat Southern Illinois 83 in a high scoring stretch. King poured 31, Hawk 22 as OSU tops Big Eight scoring marks while holding opponents to 61.2 per game. Cincinnati edged Kansas State 72-70 on a late tip-in by George Wilson after Bonham miss. Kansas beat Stanford in overtime, Stan ford hit five free throws to seal it.
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Stillwater
Iba
Long Beach State
Bob Kurland
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Oklahoma State
Cincinnati
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George Wilson
Ron Bonham
Miss
Kansas
Stanford
K-State
Willie Murrell
Cincy
Bonham
Wilson
George Unseld
Jayhawks
Harry Gibson
Unseld
Steve Roenko
Loyola Heads Weekly College Basketball Poll
Loyola of Chicago leads the AP poll with 20 first place votes and 405 points as the Top Ten teams enter over 400 holiday tournaments. Kentucky, Michigan, UCLA, NYU, Vanderbilt, Davidson, Duke and others follow in a reshuffled rankings ahead of next week’s openers.
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Bearcats
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Loyola of Chicago
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Georgetown
Kentucky
Loyola of New Orleans
Michigan
UCLA
NYU
Wolverines
Violets
Bruins
Yale
Vanderbilt
Memphis State
Davidson
Penn
Duke
Auburn
Oregon State
Portland
Ore
Louisiana State
Toledo
Loyola
Wildcats
Theisso
Wagner
Mie
Sis
Various college games reported with mixed results
A roundup of men’s college basketball scores including Cincinnati 72 Kansas State 70, Ohio State 79 Houston 62, Utah State 95 Bradley 90, Utah 101 New Mexico St. 72, Creighton 92 Nevada 63, Colorado St. 82, Stanford 69 Kansas 64, Brigham Young 4, Mich State New Mexico 63, Purdue 61, Florida State 91 Tulsa 76, Army 100 American U 10, Yale 97 Tulane 85. Also noted is a horse racing upset at Los Alamitos where Safety Pin, a five year old gelding, won the seventh race then died in the winner’s circle.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Kansas State
Ohio State
Houston
Utah State
Bradley
Utah
New Mexico
Purdue
Florida State
Tulsa
Army
American U
Yale
Tulane
Loseimarse Calif
Safety Pin
Los Alasmitos
New Way to Lose a Game in Joplin
McAuley High School of Joplin led St. Agnes Springfield 71 to 69 with one second left and possession out of bounds. A high throw in celebration hit a rafter before the buzzer, tying the game at 71 and sending it to overtime, where St. Agnes dominated 76 to 18.
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St. Agnes
Larry Muel Jey
Buff Cagers Near-Even with Opponents in First Six Tilts
Garden City High basketball notes show the Buffaloes 3-3 after six games in 1963-64. They trail opponents 271-267, with a 57% team free throw line, balanced scoring led by Bill King with 49 points and other contributors Krug Mayo and Collins. The Buffs beat Russell and Liberal and Hugo ton in nonleague play, while dropping to Dodge City, Hays, and Scott City in league action.
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Buffaloes
Dave Craft
Garden
Carden
Dodge City
Hays
Russell
Buffs
Scott City
Liberal
Hugoton
Craft
Bill King
Bob Krug
Robert Mayo
Mike Collins
Krug
Tom Gardiner
Gardiner
Emil Krug
King
Coolidge Blue Devils Open 1933-64 Return With 2-4 Mark
Coolidge High’s basketball team, the Blue Devils, stand 2-4 after six games, led by Ken Brown at 20.6 points per game and Dale Holdren with 18.3. They sit 2-2 in the Western Arkansas Valley League, beating Deerfield and Pierceville while losing to Manter and Kendall, and await a Jan 3 home game against Shallow Water.
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Coolidge
Coolidge High
Blue Devils
Jim Drescher
Deerfield
Pierceville
Manter
Kendall
Granada
Cole
Johnson
Ken Brown
Dale Holdren
Soph Pat Barrett
Jim Hatcher
Don Hatcher
Dick Helfrich
Johnson Hull Share Game Series Honors
Raymond Johnson of Bur ns Motor Company led the league with a 228 game as the American League completed its 18th week. Bill Hull of Merrill Implement took top series with 643. Merrill Implement posted best team game and series, 1019 and 2780, while several league matches produced 4-0 sweeps and 2-2 ties. Regular December meeting of the Finney County Park Fish and Game Association set for Thursday at 8:00 p.m. with refreshments after the business session.
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Raymond Johnson
Burns Motor Company
Bill Hull
Merrill Implement
Merrill’s
Southwest
Santa Fe Motors
Burtis Motors
Jack Flowers
Chappel Construction Company
Ray Vannaman
Northern Natural Gas
Ladd Machine Shop
Knoll Appliance
Eagles Lodge
Whitehurst Skelly
Chappel Construction
Optimist Club
Pepsi Cola
Walters Motor
Scheer Repair
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Oswalt Industries
Moorman’s
Finney County Park, Fish, and Game Association
Civic Center
Alibi Bowl ing Tourney seals fifth title at Garden Bowl
Don Hodges of Liberal set a new all events scratch record with 1,309 pins to win the all events title during the seventh annual Alibi Bowl ing Tournament at Garden Bowl. Irwin Janzen of Hillsboro captured the men's singles crown with 719 pins, while Dick Eskelund and Elliott Dickey of Garden City won the men's doubles with 1,335. Liberal's June Wilson won the women's singles with 630, and Wilson paired with a partner to take the women's doubles with 1,216. Additional results list top finishers across divisions and handicap totals for the event’s final weekend.
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Garden Bowl
Don Hodges
Liberal
Joel Collier
Winfield
Hodges
Irwin Janzen
Hillsboro
Leon
Frank Elder
Janzen
Ing
Elder
Bruns
Colby
Ken Marlow
Kingsley
Jer«my Spradling
Ronald Goodnight
Lakin
Garden City
Dick Eskelund
Elliott Dickey
Dennis Dowers
Harold Beckman
Oakley
Scon
Jerry Spradling
Ted Woodbury
Cecil Goos
Othel Weaver
Morris Peters
Bill Dane
Goodland
Bob Holland
Millard Jantz
Cimarron
Harold Nusser
Earl Proffitt
June Wilson
Clovis Case
Leoti
Mary Straily
Lamar
Kathy - Evans
Ulysses
Hdna
Mae Martin
Joyce Thompson
Sublette
Rudy Harper
Mickey Evans
Kathy Evans
Betty Hewes
Dorthy Maxewell
Ingalls
Sete
Rose McClain
Emma DeBusk
Thelma Kuehn
Charlotte Yardley
Kathaleen Lister
Trull Signs With Oilers
Palo Alto Calif AP Don Trull Baylor quarterback will throw for Houston of the AFL next year in a high profile deal. Both Houston and Baltimore Colts pursued him after drafting him as a future in 1962. Reports say a $30,000 bonus and $20,000 per year on a three year no-cut contract.
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