Jayhawks edge K State in Big Eight tourney thriller
Kansas fights through four overtimes to beat Kansas State 90-88 in the Big Eight final. Ellison scores 32, earns MVP as Kansas and K State showcase depth and grit. Colorado remains perceived league favorite despite fifth-place finish. Buffs beat Missouri and fall to depth of tournament play.
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Basketball Scores by The Associated Press
Basketball scores from around the league are reported, listing outcomes, key scorers, and notable stat lines from games played recently. The dispatch summarizes results across teams, highlighting leaders and close finishes.
College Scores Chronicle of Weekend Matches
Akron AAU 78 Steubenville 62 in a Sunday game. Chicago Loyola 93 Wyoming 82 and Memphis State 80 Oklahoma City 77 in a Saturday tournament lineup. UCLA 68 Colorado State 44 and Stanford 63 Washington 62 highlight the Los Angeles Classic. Illinois 92 Virginia 74 tops Virginia. Penn 71 Boston College 69, Notre Dame 81 New York University 9? St. Bonaventure. Oregon State 64 Iowa 57 in the West Classic. Colorado 74 Missouri 58, Nebraska 93 Oklahoma 86 in Big Eight. DePaul 82 Detroit 77 in the Motor City Classic. Auburn 71 Houston 69 OT in the Sugar Bowl. Wisconsin 70 Marquette 56 in the Milwaukee Classic. Navy 78 Utah 58 and Texas Western 46 Texas 40 in the Poinsettia and Savannah events. Florida State 79 Georgia Southern 72, Georgia 68 over George. Alabama 72 Georgia 68. Miami Ohio 74 Penn State 66. Vanderbilt 69 Furman 68 in the Savannah Invitational. Alabama 72 over Richmond 59 and Dayton 76 Richmond. Algi Classic Miami (Ohio) 74 Penn State 66.
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Ulysses Tigers field young roster in 1962 63 season
Ulysses returns a sparse senior presence with nine juniors and fourteen sophomores. Coach Gerald Raines’ squad stands undefeated at 5-0 early in the campaign after a 22-1 finish last season. Next game hosts Kinaley on Friday January 4.
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Gators Edge Penn State In Gator Bowl Thriller
Florida quarterback Tom Shannon steered the underdog Gators to a 17-7 victory over Penn State as Larry Libertore, the 1960 MVP, handed Shannon the award after the game. Penn State, top East and ninth in the nation, entered favored by more than a touchdown despite Florida’s 6-4 season.
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New Pressure on Kansas City Steers Tightens ABL Lead
The Kansas City Steers, leaders of the American Basketball League with a four game margin, face a surge from the Long Beach Chiefs after Oakland fell 104-100 and Kansas City dropped a 119-116 overtime defeat to Pittsburgh, halving the gap to four games.
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Hawks Rally to Beat Boston 4-2 in NHL Thriller
The Chicago Black Hawks broke through after 51 scoreless minutes to defeat Boston Bruins 4-2 Sunday night. Ed Johnson, a Boston rookie, yielded the late Chicago surge as the Hawks moved into sole possession of first place in the league.
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Rangers Fall To St Francis In Tribune Tourney Final
Garden City B team finishes second after losing 66 to 42 to St Francis in the Tribune Invitational final. Hixon leads St Francis with 14 points while Laughlin and Hubert pace Garden City with 11 each. Rebounds edge goes to St Francis 24-23 as Garden commits 10 miscues. Next up is a Friday matchup against Great Bend B.
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Ingalls Bulldogs Lifted by One Letterman on 62-63 Roster
Ingalls High lists 1962-63 roster with Russell Lopez as lone letterman and Larry Thompson holding a provisional one. The squad, 8-1 after an loss to Montezuma, hosts Moscow next, under coach Ron Hamm. multiple players listed with positions and heights. The article also notes the American United Jewish Appeal has raised $1.435 billion for Israel over 24 years.
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Air Game Tops East West Tilt in Shrine Classic
In San Francisco the East beat the West 25 19 as five Shrine game passing records fell and a sixth tied. Iowa's Larry Ferguson scored the decisive 2 yard TD with 1 27 remaining after Daryle Lamonica Notre Dame threw for 349 yards to earn player of the game honors. Lamonica finished 20 of 28 with two rushing attempts finishing a key late drive to the West 2 before Ferguson's score.
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Hornets Capture Hastings Tourney Title as Skid Ends
Emporia State ends a five game skid by winning three straight and capturing the Hastings Nebraska tournament championship. Washburn also breaks a six game winless drought by taking both Wayne Nebraska tourney games and the title. Fort Hays State and Sterling face pivotal CIC action, while Tabor adds another tourney crown in a busy Kansas college basketball weekend.
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Alabama Must Stop Sooners' Looney Grisham Shine in Orange Bowl
Miami AP report profiles Oklahoma's Joe Don Looney and Jim Grisham as the key linchpins of the Sooners attack against Alabama in the 29th Orange Bowl. It notes Alabama's stout rush defense and Oklahoma's potent ground game, plus coach comments on the Sooner talents and Looney's rapid rise from junior college to stardom.
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Kendall High Basketball Roster Nets 4-0 Start
Kendall Highs 1962 63 roster lists nine players four seniors one junior three sophomores and one freshman. They own a 4 0 Western Arkansas Valley League record and seek a fifth conference win against Manter on January 4. Players include Jack Brown Darrell Bontrager Bob Buck Dan Buck John Helm Dan Jury Terry Maune Gene State John Tope.
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Cincinnati Shocks Set For Collision in college battles
Cincinnati held as national champions and MVC leaders at 27 straight wins face Wichita and Houston as conference play begins. Wichita’s 9-2 mark and Shockers upsets of Arizona State and Ohio State loom as key tests for Cincinnati who may be short due to injuries to Dale Heidetting and Ron Krick.
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Lettermen For Cimarron Basketball Roster
Cimarron High lists seven lettermen among 12 on the 1962 63 varsity basketball roster. Three of the five seniors, four of the six juniors, are monogram winners. Coach Verlyn Anderson will lead the Blue Jays in an Iroquois League clash against Greensburg on January 4 here. Players include Addison Bond Butzine Davis Flowers Holmes Jantz Koehn Newsom Oyler Sears Whitesell.
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