Owens Holds Hopes For a Kansas Title
Kansas coach Ted Owens says the 22-3 Big Eight champions have a strong shot at the NCAA crown as they face Southern Methodist in the Midwest Regional at Texas Tech. He notes depth with eight quality players, a balanced attack, and a bristling press as key strengths. Kansas aims to extend a nine game winning streak and reach the Final Four with a disciplined, pressure defense.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Lawrence
Kansas
Ted Owens
Jayhawks
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
al Lopes
Providence
R.I
Jo Jo White
Owens
SMU
Doc Hayes
Yardley Sets Keg Pace in Sunflower Loop
Charlotte Yardley led Garden Rowl with a 235 game and 591 series for Garden City Scale Co in the Sunflower Women's League. Kerr Implement claimed 962 high team game and 2 805 high team series as women bowlers surpassed 34 sanctioned 575-plus series this season. Joe Collins starred in Wheatbelt League with 236 game and 584 series for Gano-Horace, which posted 3 008 team points.
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Charlotte Yardley
Garden Rowl
Sunflower
Garden City Scale Co
Charlotte
Kerr
Keglers
Garden Bowl
Maxine Bates
Elliott
Birkle-Cooper Builders
L&e
West
Apce
Crowley
Fulton St
Texaco
Ed Porter Lumber Co
Roots Construction
Spencer
Garden City Co-op
Gene Austin
Tarber Homes
Martin
Laughlin Electric
Joe Collins
Wheatbelt
Gano- Horace
Gano-Horace
Kentucky Wildcats Top AP Final Poll for 1965-66
Kentucky leads the final Associated Press major college basketball poll for 1965-66 with 39 of 48 votes, narrowly ahead of Duke. Texas Western and Kansas also rise in the Top Ten as Kentucky, Texas Western, and others wrap up the season with key finishes.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Wildcats
Duke
Texas Western
Kansas
St. Joseph’s
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Loyola of Chicago
Vanderbilt
Scott City Beavers Open Title Quest vs Shawnee Heights
Scott City High Beavers, 19-2 and eight-game win streak, meet Shawnee Heights 16-6 in the first round at Muitchinson Sports Arena. Key players include seniors Stan Gruver and Ron Meredith as Scott seeks its state Class A title after 1958 and 1960 runs.
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Scott City
Scott City High Beavers
Muitchinson
Beavers
Shawnee Heights
Scott
Goodland
Cowboys
Back-Nolder Team Wins Scotch Doubles at Garden Bowl
Millie and Roy Nolder captured first place in Sunday night’s weekly Scotch Doubles at Garden Bowl with 1,319 pins including handicap. Myra and Marlin Krentzel were second with 1,274, Barbara and Bud Harrington third with 1,271, and Shirley and Jack Flowers fourth with 1,260. Twenty seven couples competed as the jackpot rose to 89 dollars and a team would need at least 1,375 pins to win it.
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Millie Back
Roy Nolder
Garden Bowl
Myra
Marlin Krentzel
Barbara
Bud Harrington
Shirley
Jack Flowers
Ethel Mae
Duane Anderson
Mary
LaFon Dunford
Helen Careuthers
Earl Barton
Buffs Meet Manhattan Indians In State Tourney Opener
Manhattan High School battles Garden City in the Class AA state tournament opener at 1:30 pm Thursday at Allen Fieldhouse on the KU campus in Lawrence. Garden aims to upset the 18-4 Indians, who boast four double figure scorers and a 1965-66 19-3 season before facing potential semis Friday if they win.
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Beaver
Dighton
Scott
Western Kansas Education Assn
Beavers
Scott City
Garden City
WKBA
Tribune
Garden
Lawrence
Stan Gruver
Ron Meredith
UB Vine
Manhattan High School
Indians
Allen Fieldhouse
University of Kansas
Buffs
Manhattan
McPherson
Kansas State University
Gary Marriott
Topeka Highland Park
Kansas City Ward
Lawrence High
Turner
Manhatan
Hutchinson Jaco
Dodge
Hedman
KSU
Tough Battles For Top Teams
Kansas City AP report says favored NAIA teams advanced to the second round with tight wins. Carson Newman edged Indiana Central 68-67, Grambling beat Central Washington 70-64, Midwestern defeated Monmouth 92-4, Albuquerque beat New Haven 81-74, and Tinois Wesleyan beat Dickinson State 86-76. Upsets hit Pittsburg State and Linfield, Lakeland College beating Linfield 95-81. Remaining teams play today.
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Kansas City
Carson Newman
Tennessee
Indiana Central
Grambling
Louisiana
Washington State
Texas
Monmouth
New Jersey
Albuquerque
New Mexico
New Haven
Connecticut
Tinois Wesleyan
Dickinson State
North Dakota
Pittsburg State
Linfield
Oregon
Pettz Leads Bowling Honors In Garden Bowl Action
Ron Pettz rolled 257 in a 589 series to top the Dairy Queen squad as Garden Bowl hosts the Sportsman League week 25. E&E Tank Service posted top team games and series. multiple matches throughout the league saw Dairy Queen, Tom's Peanuts, Moor man Feed and others claim wins. Carol Katz led Prairie Belles with 198 and 541 as standings continued across the week.
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Ron Pettz
Garden Bowl
Sportsman League
Dairy Queen
E&e Tank Service
Oswalt Industries
Schreiber Motors
Tom's Peanuts
Herman’s
Moorman
Pepsi-Cola
A&a
Schiffelbein
Eagles Club
A&w Root Beer
Garden National Bank
Spor
Bob Rickman
Bob Zubeck
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Zubeck
Carol Katz
Prairie Belles League
Gibson Discount Center
Charleston Co-op Chargers
Campbell Insurance J
Continental
B&b
Warren Hotel
Charleston
Kentucky Cage Showdown Set
Kentucky Wildcats and Western Kentucky Hilltoppers await a possible NCAA regional final in Iowa City after Friday wins. UK, 24-1, must beat Dayton. WKU, 24-2, must top Michigan. Oldham complains of being overshadowed by UK’s 23 game streak as regional games begin across four sites with Evansville small college quarterfinals opening.
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Michigan
Western Kentucky
Western Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas Western
Seattle
Tulane
Oklahoma City
Duke
Kansas
Wildcats
Dayton
Hilltoppers
Iowa City
Chicago Loyola
Kent
Ohio
John Oldham
Adolph Rupp
Oldham
NCAA
Raleigh
N.C
Cincinnati
Far West
Los Angeles
U. of Pacific
Utah
Oregon State
Houston
College Park
New York
Temple
Virginia Tech
de Paul
NYU
Evansville
Ind
Johnson Eyes Tourney Opener
Johnson-Johnson High's Trojans, two-time High Plains Conference champions, seek the state Class B title. They face Roosevelt High of Emporia Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in Emporia with a 21-1 record, while Roosevelt stands 23-1. The team features height, balance, and veteran seniors, riding a 20-game win streak after overturning Tribune 76-71 to clinch their state berth.
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Johnson
Johnson High
Don Lantz
Emporia
Roosevelt High
Roosevelt
Trojans
Stanton County
Santra Club
Trojan
Tribune
Ulysses
Satanta
Ankle Injury Sidelines Kelso from Gulfstream Race
Kelso the famed gelding, belonging to Mrs. Richard C. duPont, sprained his ankle and will miss the $50,000 Down Handicap at Gulfstream Park. Trainer Carl Hanford said the injury may still allow a start in the $100,000 Gulfstream Park Handicap on March 26, as Kelso pursues the $2 million career earnings milestone.
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Miami
Fla
Kelso
Graystark
Roman Brother
Florida
Richard C. duPont
Gulfstream Park
Carl Hanford
Hanford
Women Keglers Crown City Bowling Champions
Garden Bowl hosted the annual city women’s bowling tournament. Helen Johnson won Class A singles with 635 pins, ahead of Geraldine Ribbing 615 and Maxine Bates 589. Darby Witt led Class B singles with 639, Mary Cross and Betty Schreibvogel top All-Events. Deloris Wilson and Mary Cross captured Class A doubles, while Karen Heine and Colleen Meng won Class B doubles. Western Motors topped Class A team with 2,806 pins, Machine Supply led Class B with 2,663.
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Garden Bowl
Helen Johnson
Geraldine Ribbing
Maxine Bates
Dorothy Maxwell
Ingalls
Betty Schreibvogel
Lakin
Alta Clawson
Margaret Cone
Veda Farmer
Garden City
Betty Hewes
Mary Cross
Bessie Krebs
Ann Littlechild
Scott City
Bonnie Zirkel
Violet Smith
Glenda Mason
Deloris Wilson
Kate Novack
Deerfield
Freda Waller
Polly Kerr
Myra Krentzel
Betty Sperry
Charlotte Yardley
Darby Witt
Pierceville
Dorothy Knoll
Helen Erickson
Amnelia Butler
Pat Barber
Dorothy Greathouse
Myra Strickert
Ann Jacobs
Carlene Schweer
Jola Harms
Lee Morris
Sonja Newitt
Karen Heine
Rowena Martin
Alyce Nakamoto
Sandra Combs
Ruth Danford
Arlene
Barbara Hafliger
Dena Zubeck
Grave Barnes
Estelle Nesbitt
Peggy Sisney
Marnieta Pile
Connie Zirkel
Sylvia Biggs
Lorraine Graber
Betty Gribble
Donna Collins
Anna Reid
Helen Careuthers
Alice Embree
Lois Witman
Betty Dechant
Colleen Meng
Alice Morris
Armella Butler
Verneta Jones
Carleen Schneer
Peggy Pippitt
Marjorie Morgan
Violet
Scott City Air Service
Rusty Five
Ken-Ark Motel
Guiter Dusters
Pioneer
Karen Ellis
Mary Jo Hedges
Marsha Elliott
Eva May Fross
Barber Homes
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Coca Cola
Hopes Truck Line
John Wheeler’s
Tomco Genetic Seed
Martin Construction
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Rod‘ger Bohnenstiehl
Quick
Walt Wesley
White
Gicuttl Wesley
Delvy Lewis
Rugged
Ron Franz
Riney Lochmann
Bob Wilson
Lewis
Nebraska
Yardley
Northwestern Typewriter
Eastside Iron and Metal
Fansler
Elliott Printers
State Highway Dept
Rogers Paint Store
Garden Belle Lumber
Rickman Body Shop
L&e Implement
National Alfalfa
Smith Land Co
Histor
Junction City
Hutchinson
Newton
Greg Dickerson
Doug Dodge
Larry Becraft
Ron Hedman
MclPherson
Garden City Telegram
Salina
Clay Center
Emporia High
Abilene
Dickerson
Roger Bergman
Virginia Inn
Curt Shipley
Archie Gooden
Roy Humphrey
Tom Sheehy
Larry Pierce
Dennis Kraus
Lakeland College of Wisconsin
Park Inn
Burtis Motors
Lynde Shamrock
Southwest
Merrill Implement
Ted Meier
Battle of Kentucky
Towa
University of Kentucky Wildcats
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
Iowa
Telegram
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Bargass
Mrs
Norbert Kraus
Keeko
Keyes
STORE
Prompy Radio and TV Service
Antenne
N. Oth
Chroma
Modern Radio & TV
North Stn
Soap Box Derby
North Showroom
Garden City, Kansas
Garden City Optimist Club
Kiul — Schreiber Motors
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