Buffs Clash With Great Bend In West Central clash
Garden City High hosts Great Bend Black Panthers in a WCKL doubleheader with three games at Garfield and Ben Grimsley gyms. Great Bend, 3-2, seeks wins against Garden City, which is 1-2 in league play.
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Dave Craft
Great Bend Black Panthers
Soph
Garfield Gym
Ben Grimsley
Garden
Hugoton
Buff
Russell
Dodge City
Hays
Great Bend
Panthers
Kent Otte
Mike Hutton
Otto
Rick Rambin
Darrell Mohr
Roger Blackwell
Rambin
Cage
Blackwell
Mohr
Musial Signs Lind Contract With Cardinals
ST. LOUIS AP The 42 year old Stan Musial signed his 22nd contract with the St. Louis Cardinals and hinted he may play next year to sign No. 23. He said he feels good, weighed in lighter, and expects to play about 100 games if well. The deal totals about 85 000 this year, part of roughly 1 250 000 in career earnings, a baseball record. He aims to reach 6 000 total bases and near Babe Ruth's extra base hit mark with more doubles.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Musial
Babe Ruth
Dave Fowler Leads Top Game and League Action
Dave Fowler of Garden City Co-op Tires rolled 233 for high game as the Athletic League’s week nears its end. Ellis Texaco swept Co-op Tires 3-1. Amos Chaffin posted a 596 series, and Ellis Texaco claimed top team marks of 998 and 2,828 in another set of results. Cookie Gilchrist hit 1,000 rushing yards with 143 yards versus the New York Titans.
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Garden City Co-op Tires
Athletic League
Amos Chaffin
Ellis Texaco
Co-op Tires
Ideal Grocery
J. M. McDonald's
Smith Land Co
Knoll
Evelyn Philbrick
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Tumbleweed Women's League
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
New York Titans
AAU NCAA Dispute Dominates 57th Convention
Los Angeles AP reports the NCAA opens its 57th annual convention amid a bitter dispute with the AAU over governance of track and field and potential moves to replace the AAU for international competition after Tokyo. mediation efforts by General MacArthur follow limited arbitration, while NCAA seeks bylaw changes to restrict participation in un sanctioned indoor events.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union Fee
U.S
Brazil
Tokyo
AAU
Track and Field Federation
Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
NCAA
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Ramblers and Bradley chase top national rating
Loyola Ramblers aim for No 1 ranking after a 103-58 win over Marshall as Bradley Braves begin Missouri Valley play with a 72-58 upset of Tulsa. Miami of Florida, West Virginia, Texas Tech, SMU, Arkansas, and other teams posted notable results in a busy night of college hoops while Cincinnati leads the national poll.
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Bearcats
Loyola
Marshall
Bradley
Tulsa
Annual Golf Push Starts Los Angeles Open
LOS ANGELES AP The 1963 golf campaign began with a star studded field and many unknowns at the $50,000 Los Angeles Open. The 37th annual event at Rancho Park will finish after 72 holes on Monday. Featured pros include Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Phil Rodgers.
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Phil Rodgers
Rancho Park
West
Raiders Eye Signing of Heisman Terry Baker
Oakland Raiders have chance to sign All-America Terry Baker after acquiring draft rights from the San Diego Chargers. Baker, Heisman winner, was drafted 12th by San Diego, with the Rams having made him their top pick in the NFL draft.
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Oakland Raiders
Terry Baker
San Diego Chargers
Oregon State
Los Angeles Rams
Baker
Kansas City Steers Players Released Amid ABL Shutdown
Kansas City Steers president Ken Krueger released his team and gave up on reviving the American Basketball League, aiming to pursue an NBA franchise in Kansas City. Ex-Steers players drew NBA interest as Bill Bridges and Gene Tormohien eyed St. Louis Hawks and Chicago Zephyrs respectively, while Bridges led the ABL with 29.2 points per game and 437 rebounds. Connie Hawkins trailed with 27.9 points in 16 games as Saperstein praised the Steers as champions with top team scoring and a 2.29 record.
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Liberal
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Randy Bowling
Bill King
Mike Collins
Scotty Davis
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St. Francis Varsity
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Larry Staverman
Frank Lane
Chicago Zephyrs
Chicago
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ABL
Gene Tormohien
St. Louis Hawks
Bridges
University of Kansas
Wiflong
University of Missouri
Wilfong
Connie Hawkins
Pittsburgh Rens
Bill Spivey
Long Beach
Stayerman
Fred Lacour
Oakland
Saperstein
Good Year Seen for Bucs Good Year Seen for Bucs
PITTSBURGH AP Joe L Brown said the 1983 Pirates will be the best in his seven years as GM. He predicted the club will top the 1980 World Series champion squad. He cited six starting pitchers including Cardwell Schwall Friend McBean and others along with veterans Face Haddix Law Veale and Priddy.
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Joe L. Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
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Dick Groat
St. Louis
Dick Stuart
Boston
Don Hoak
Philadelphia
Don Cardwell
Julio Goray
Don Schwall
Ted Savage
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Schwall
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Danny Murlaugh
Bob Friend
al McBean
Earl Francis
Joe Gibbon
Roy Face
Harvey Haddix
Tom Sturdivant
Vernon Law
Bob Veale
Bob Priddy
Prove It Sets Track Record at Arlington Park
Rex C. Ellsworth owned colt Prove It clocked 2 00.4 for one mile and a quarter at Arlington Park on August 18, last summer, establishing a new Chicago thoroughbred speed mark.
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Prove It
Rex C. Ellsworth
Arlington Park
Grid Bowl action to cap post season football week
Weekend games span Senior Bowl in Mobile Corpus Christi Challenge Bowl in Balti more and Playoff Bowl in Miami The Hula Bowl in Honolulu features five AllAmericans and stars from Wisconsin Texas Christian LSU and Michigan State The Steelers face the Lions in the Playoff Bowl NBC telecasts and payout details accompany a parade of pro and college players through January 13
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Jerry Stovall
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Johnny Treadwell
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Stan VanderKelen
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
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Bowl profits boost SEC teams after holiday bowls
In New York AP reports the Southeast Conference profits from five holiday bowls, with Alabama LSU and Mississippi each earning about 100000 plus, Florida around 90000, and Georgia Tech about 85000 after expenses. Rose Bowl totals exceed last year’s 1004000, with roughly 750000 left to split among conference members.
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Pierceville Forfeits Basketball Game With Deerfield
Pierceville High forfeits the Western Arkansas Valley League game against Deerfield due to only six players on the roster with three ill. The girls game also canceled. Deerfield improves to 4-2 on the season, Pierceville drops to 0-8, with a return match scheduled at Deerfield on Friday February 15.
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Pierceville High
Deerfield
Indians
College Basketball Roundup From The Associated Press
East St Bonaventure 88 Belmont Abbey 56 New York U 70 Iowa 60 Delaware 64 Temple 52 Manhattan 79 Syracuse 68 Lafayette 74 Lehigh 64 Dartmouth 58 Boston College 50 Fordham 78 Fairfield 65 Massachusetts 71 American Intl 55 Miami Fla 67 St Johns NY SOUTH West Virginia 86 VMI 74 Florida State 72 Chattanooga 55 Georgetown DC 108 Baltimore Loyola 83 Clemson 77 Georgia 60 MIDWEST Dayton 69 Xavier Ohio 64 Bardley 72 Tulsa 52 Chicago Loyola 108 Marshalla 58 St Louis 71 North Texas 59 Indiana State 84 Wis Milwaukee Indiana Central 84 Barhlam 71 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 73 SMU 72 Texas 34 Rice 49 Texas A&M 80 Baylor 34 Texas Tech 69 TCU 66
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