Busters Nip Pratt In Overtime Juco Semi Final
Garden City JC beat Pratt JC 68-66 in overtime to advance to the juco regional. Garden meets Hutchinson in tonight's semi final after topping El Dorado. Dodge City up next in the other semi.. Pratt season ends at 16-9. Garden improves to 12-11.
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Arkansas City JC
Dodge City
Parsona
Garden
Pratt JC
Ark City
el Dorado
Hutchinson
Busters
Pratt
Crawford
Kent Martin
Louis Horton
Virgil Beasley
Tom Johnson
Don Scott
Martin
Beavers
Maurice White
Dale Haug
Haid Johnson
Richard Schmink
Garden City
Broacbusters
Horton
Stallworth Eyes Valley Point Crown
Stallworth, a 6 foot junior from Dallas, leads Wichita to the valley scoring race with 264 points in 12 conference games averaging 23.6. Bradley’s Mack Herndon needs 30 points in the final game to overtake John Savage for third. All top scorers return next season as juniors.
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Kansas City
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Missouri Valey
Bradley
Mack Herndon
St. Louis
Peoria
Stallworth
Dallas
Tex
Ron Bonham
Cincinnati
John Savage
North Texas
Herndon
Savage
Victor Breit Wins Double Bowling Honors at Garden Bowl
Victor Breit of Garden Bowl earns top honors with a 248 high single and 614 series as the American League marks its 26th week. Garden Bowl posts season-best 1,0xx team game and Burtis Motors leads top team series at 2,768 amid a slate of lopsided results across leagues.
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Burtis Motors
R. L. Crist Ranch
American Legion
Santa Fe Motors
Hammer
Merrill
Elks Club
Alley Cats
Willie Gough
Ray Vannaman
Northern Natural Gas
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Moorman Feed
ADM
Tom's Well Service
Knoll Furniture
Chappel Construction
Juco
Ladd’s
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Betty Schreibvogel
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Squad
Housewives League
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press
Ohio State defeated Minnesota 85 to 65 while Arizona State beat Arizona 58 to 53. Illinois edged Northwestern 79 to 73 and Kansas State topped Iowa State 78 to 71. Colorado won 80 to 51 over Nebraska. Duquesne prevailed 75 to 74 in overtime over Bradley. Niagara beat Buffalo 79 to 68. Indiana won 104 to 96 against Michigan, Wisconsin beat Iowa 75 to 69, Purdue edged Michigan State 94 to 93. Junior College sub regional tournament results listed for Independence Kansas with Parsons 51 Winfield St Johns Chanute 73 Iola 61.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Minnesota
Arizona State
Arizona
Mlinois
Northwestern
Kangay State
Iowa State
Colorado
Nebraska
Duquesne
Bradley
Niagara
Buffalo
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Purdue
Michigan State
Independence
Kan
Parsons
Winfield St. Johns
Negro Sets Precedence At North Carolina
Thomas Berrien, a tall lean freshman with no athletic scholarship, became the first Black player to try out for the University of North Carolina football team. He reported for off-season practice as a backfield candidate after two seasons as a reserve quarterback at E. E. Smith High School in Fayetteville, N.C. Coach Jim Hickey said Berrien was granted permission to report.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Thomas B. Berrien
University of North Carolina
Berrien
E. E. Smith High School
Fayetteville
Tar Heels
Jim Hickey
Regional cage meets open tonight at Lakin Scott City
Telegram area teams begin regional basketball action with first rounds at Lakin and Scott City. Garden City High appears in the Great Bend Class AA regional starting Thursday. Montezuma hosts Class BB regional starting Wednesday. First-round losers at Scott City and Lakin exit after tonight, ending their 1962-63 seasons. Class A at Scott City features Colby vs Oberlin at 7:30 p.m. then Scott City vs Hugoton at 9 p.m. Class B at Lakin has Mullinville vs Johnson at 7:30 p.m. and Holcomb vs Kinsley at 9 p.m.
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Lakin
Scott City
Great Bend
Garden City High
Montezuma
Colby
Oberlin
Hugoton
Mullinville
Johnson
Holcomb
Kinsley
Carry Back Stays At Ocala Stud With 6500 Dollar Fee
Carry Back remains at Ocala Stud Farm Florida where the sire carries a stud fee of six thousand five hundred dollars for a live foal.
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Ocala
Florida
Harlem Globetrotters to perform at high school gym night
The Harlem Globetrotters visit the local high school gym Thursday at 8 p.m. They face a all-star lineup from the disbanded American Basketball League coached by Ron Sobie. A 45 minute halftime variety show features Robert Ashley Dennis Hickerson Nick Keseric Jackie Coconut Ramon Esqueda and more with acrobatics and juggling acts.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Abe Saperstein
American Basketball League
Ron Sobie
DePaul University
Globetrotters
Robert Ashley
Dennis Hickerson
Nick ‘Keseric
Ramon Esqueda
Ross
Lee Marx
Marvel
Coconut
Australia
Saperstein
Globetrotter
Shockers Jump Into 6th Place
Cincinnati tightened its grip on No 1 in the AP college basketball poll as upsets shook the rest of the top ten. Cincinnati gained 33 of 42 first-place votes and 393 points, with Duke and Ohio State moving up and several teams changing spots.
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Associated Press
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Duke
Arizona State
Mississippi State
Ohio State
Wichita
Loyola of Chicago
Sinois
Stanford
Providence
New York University
Georgia Tech
Cincinnati Bearcats
Xavier
Ohio
St. Louis
Illinois
Auburn
Bowling Green
Bradley
Canisius
Colorado
Colorado State
Connecticut
Fordham
Idaho
Kansas State
Memphis State
Miami
Fla
New York U
Seattle
St Joseph's
Texas
Villanova
West Virginia
Waterfowl counts rise in 1963 midwinter survey
Washington AP United States Interior Department reports a 15 percent rise in waterfowl in the Central Flyway during the 1963 midwinter survey versus 1962. Ducks total in U.S. portion up 23 percent but 18 percent below long term average. mallards up 14 percent but 26 percent below eight-year average. Geese counts climb, including snow and blue geese up 72 percent from 1982 and 23 percent above long-term average. White-fronted geese also up.
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Washington
Interior Department
Department
U.S
Injured Packer May Quit Pro Football
Green Bay Packers linebacker Nelson Toburen, sidelined by a serious neck injury late in the 1962 season, said he may quit pro football. The 6 foot 4, 230 pound second-year player suffered a dislocated neck vertebra tackling Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore Colts on November 18 in Green Bay.
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Wis
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Toburen
Packers
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Ditmar Makes Comeback Bid With Yankees
Yankees veteran Art Ditmar seeks a fresh start with New York as spring drills begin. Ralph Houk, new manager, lauds Ditmar’s camp showing while noting past misjudgments in the 1960 World Series. Several players suffer early injuries as clubs prepare for exhibition season.
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Associated Press
Art Ditmar
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Pittsburgh
Ditmar
Whitey Ford
Ford
Pirates
Kansas City
A's
Yankee
K State Colorado showdown set for Saturday in Manhattan
Kansas State seeks an undisputed Big Eight title as Colorado needs a win in Manhattan to force a share and earn an NCAA tourney berth. The Wildcats, 11-2 in conference after beating Iowa State, hold a long home dominance while Colorado eyes a two-game season sweep and a regional automatic bid.
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Associated Press
Kansas State
Tex Winter
Colorado
K-State
Manhattan
Wildcats
Iowa State
Ames
Willie Murrell
Nebraska
Boulder
Lawrence
Buffaloes
Cincinnati
Winter
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Ahearn
Max Moss
Gary Marriott
Roger Suttner
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