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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
12
By Jim Van Valkenburg Associated Press Sports Writer the Missouri Valley Conference begins its bid this week for a sweep of both major national basketball tournaments Cincinnati favored in the NCAA and Wichita seeded in the NIT and NCAA fields.
Cincinnati leads the discussion as the No. 1 national team opening a bid for a third straight NCAA crown against Texas in the Midwest Regional at Lawrence Kansas. Wichita State and St Louis also feature in the NIT draw with Bradley and Oklahoma State noted for strong Valley ties. Valley teams hold a rich NIT history with multiple championships and high regional finishes.
Baseball results list shows Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 0 St Louis 2 New York 1 rain called San Francisco 1 Boston 5 Chicago 2 Los Angeles 4 Houston 1 rain Cleveland 6 San Francisco 1 Baltimore 7 New York 4 Detroit 10 Minnesota 5 delayed 8 innings Pittsburgh Philadelphia canceled Cincinnati 1 Chicago 0 extra 14 innings Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 2 New York 7 St Louis 5 Boston 12 Chicago 2 Houston 7 Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 10 Cleveland 7 Baltimore 5 New York 4 Minnesota 1 14 innings Washington 7 Kansas City 0
Junior Reed of Reed and Stinemetz led with a 227 single and 576 series as the Jayhawker Mixed League wrapped week 23 at Garden Bowl. Nola Blackwood topped women with a 202 game, while Polly Kerr added a 526 series for Reed and Stinemetz, which also claimed top team game 726 and best team series 2102 in a 2,102 to 1,997 Reed and Stinemetz win over Oswalt Industries. Fireballs beat Culbreath Plumbing 1866 to 1770, Smith Sand Co. over Southwest Sand Co. 1912 to 1876. Dairy King C. R. Anthony's was postponed.
BUFFALO NY AP Guy St John of South Bend Ind posted a 684 three game series Sunday to take the lead in the American Bowling Congress tournament. He overtook Dick Cochran of Chicago who had led Saturday with 682 and Bob Leap of Bedford Ind who opened with 672 before slipping to third as the weekend progressed.
Kansas City AP report notes top seed Grambling of Louisiana and 340-student Alliance of Cambridge Springs Pa opening the 82-team NAIA tournament. Grambling 26-2 faces Arkansas Tech. Alliance, coached by Thad Hatu ch, meets Yankton with 6-11 Frank Granat and 5-10 Bill Mandy leading a small but scoring Team.
Rozel defeated Montezuma 53 at the Class BRE regional tournament to secure the region berth for the state Class BB tourney in Dodge City. The Tigers, unbeaten and rated top in Class BB, led 40-24 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Montezuma finished 18-6. Moscow beat Garfield 71-61 to take third.
NYU led by All America Barry Karmer faces Pitt in an NCAA tournament Eastern Regional tri ple header. West Virginia meets Connecticut, Princeton plays St Joseph's of Philadelphia in first round games.
Mickey Mantle injured again with a pulled groin warming up for an exhibition in Miami. He is expected to miss two or three days. Yankees lose 5-4 to the Orioles as a two run error by MikeMathiesenon allows the tying and winning runs. Koufax returns for the Dodgers in a 4-2 win over Milwaukee. Various spring games follow across Florida with several teams in extended play.
Colorado to meet Oklahoma City in the NCAA Midwest regional at Lawrence as Ken Charlton returns from injury. Lox Walseth’s Buffaloes seek a fourth straight NCAA crown bid, eyeing the regional after a 69-56 win at Manhattan. Charlton led with 22 points, earning top league scoring honors while Kansas State’s Willie Murrell scored 19 in a 11-3 CU finish with a 54 percent team field goal rate. Kansas edged Oklahoma State 49-48 to tie Missouri for sixth. The Big Eight’s overall NCAA record stands at 33-32. Kansas leads with 14-5, while Oklahoma State, Iowa State, and Missouri hold other marks.
Pierceville Shallow Water Eagles defeated Friend Wildcats 40-25 to win the rural Finney County grade school basketball tournament. The eight-team event ran over two weekends, with Plymert's Panthers taking third and Theoni's Prairie Dogs fifth. Greg Hands led winners with 27 points. Gary Barker added 21 for Jennie Barker. Lincoln lost seventh place to Pierceville 31-21. Cincinnati Reds hitters combined for 55 hits in 1961 and again last season.
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