Knights Tourney crowns Scott City squad in final standings
Third annual Knights of Columbus district bowling tourney at Garden Bowl lists top games and series. Gilbert Knapp of Scott City rolled 261 high in singles, with 16 handicap. Martin Miller of Marienthal had best three game set 749 with 81 handicap. Team winner was Scott City Knights No. 2 with 3,147 pins, followed by Garden City Knights No. 2 3,131 and Dighton K of C No. 1 2,989. Individual and doubles and all-events placings shown for Garden City, Scott City, Marienthal and Dighton.
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Garden Bowl
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Scott City
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Marienthal
Scott City Knights of Columbus
Wer Primus Suppes
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Phillip Paul
Marvin Pfannenstiel
Marvin Lichteig
Garden City Knights No. 2
Charles Eskelund
Alex Dechant
Claude Heath
Hank Depperschmidt
Leonard Roth
Dighton K
C. No
Fred Schmalzried
Bill Roth
Forrest Barlow
Leonard Herl
Ed Habiger
Garden City Knights
Julius Stegman
Fritz Schreibvogel
Robert Katz
Ron Whitehurst
al Tauscher
Harold Naab
Garden City
Cyril Schiffelbein
Gilbert Knipp
Joe Baier
Bob Bergh
George Thummel
Henry Depperschmidt
Ed Knoll
Dighton
Larry Jasper
Sperry Construction
Maxine Bates
Dandy Drive
Tatro Plumbing
Zirkel-Horman
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Snerry
Utes Face Texas Western in NCAA Tourney Opener
Unranked Utah advances to the NCAA tournament under coach Jack Gardner despite injuries to three regulars and an overall 23-6 record. Texas Western, led by coach Don Haskins, is 26-1 and will challenge Utah’s running game in the Friday matchup, with potential next-round against Kentucky or Duke. Duke’s Bob Verga battles fever while Kentucky’s Larry Conley faces chest pains as the top contenders contend with illness.
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Utah
Jack Gardner
Don Haskins
Texas Western
Utes
University of Maryland
Gardner
Western Athletic Conference
Texas
Duke
Kentucky
Vic Bubas
Bob Verga
Verga
Adolph Rupp
Lexington
Larry Conley
Valley teams set attendance record in Missouri Valley Conference
The Missouri Valley Conference posted its highest basketball attendance ever with 781,356 fans across 106 home games as eight teams grew totals. Wichita led averages at 10,741 per game, Louisville reached 9,384, and Tulsa and North Texas set school records. Drake, Cincinnati, and St. Louis also posted notable gains. balance across clubs shows rising interest in MVC hoops. Doug Harvey noted for his 20th pro hockey season with Baltimore in the AHL.
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Associated Press
Missouri Valley Conference
Wichita
Louisville
Shockers
Tulsa
North Texas
Drake
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Dick Boushka
Bradley
Pint-Sized Cadets Top San Francisco to Reach NIT Semifinals
Army's Bill Helkie scored 34 points as the Cadets upset San Francisco 80 63 in New York. Villanova upset Boston College 86 85, joining Army NYU and top seed Brigham Young in the NIT semifinals. Helkie shot 15 for 20, leading the Cadets who outrebounded USF and seized a 39 24 halftime lead.
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Army
Bill Helkie
Helkie
San Francisco
Tall Dons
Villanova
Bill Belchionni
Boston College Press
Madison Square Garden
New York University
Brigham Young
Dons
Ohio State
California
Bob Knight
Buckeyes
Cadets
Manhattan
USF
Joe Ellis
Irwin Mueller
NYU
Lyons Coach To Great Bend
Ken Peterson named head football coach at Great Bend High Black Panthers in the West Central Kansas League replacing Vergil McKinzie. Peterson, a Coldwater native and former Wichita State player, led Lyons to an 8-1-0 Central Prairie League title last season and will also teach science and biology.
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Ken Peterson
Great Bend High Black Panthers
Vergil McKinzie
Peterson
Lyons High
Lions
Coldwater
Wichita State
Oregon
Kansas
Ashland High
Lyons
Wills and Grant End Holdouts for New Baseball Pacts
Major league players Maury Wills and Kim Grant agreed to new contracts ending their holdouts. Wills signed for about 75,000 with potential extra, while Grant’s deal ranged 35,000 to 38,000 after a three week dispute. White hit three homers for Philadelphia in an 8-7 win over Boston. Other spring results included Francona and McCarver homers for St. Louis and Mazeroski, Alou homering for Pittsburgh in separate games.
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Associated Press
Maury Wills
Kim Grant
Bill White
St. Louis Cardinals
Wills
Grant
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Juan Marichal
Bob Shaw
San Francisco
White
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Phillies
Boston
Speedster
Japan
Mudcat
Kitteps
Orlando
Fla
Minnesota
Winter Haven
Tito Francona
Tim McCarver
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Bill Mazeroski
Matty Alou
Gary Peters
Tommy Age
Chicago White Sox
Houston
Jack Cullen
New York Yankees
Atlanta
Chuck Estrada
California
Cleveland
al Stanek
Chicago Cubs
Beginners League Opens at Garden Bowl in Detroit
A new bowling league started its season at Garden Bowl with four teams. Marietta Snyder led individual scoring with a 133 game and 361 series for the Doozies, which also posted the top team game 452 and team series 1,253. Alley Debs edged Gutter Dusters 2-1, while Doozies topped Three Plus One 1,253 to 1,190.
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Garden Bowl
Marietta Snyder
Doozies
Alley Debs
Gutter Dusters
Ed Prokop Resident Coach in Muny League Tie
Ed Whitey Prokop, ex right wing for Cleveland Providence and New Haven, lives in Cleveland and assists in the local Muny Hockey League in his spare time.
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Whitey) Prokop
Cleveland
Providence
New Haven
Muny Hockey League
Paul Delgado Sets Ken Pace Pan
Delgado of the National Guard team rolled high in dividual game 237 and top in dividual series 551 at Garden Bowl as the National Guard finished its 28th week of 1965-66 action. National Guard had best team game 1,022 and best team series 2,937 by Walls Foodliner.
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National Guard
Garden Bawl
National League
Walls Foodliner
Ideal Foodstore
Massey-Ferguson
Graves Truck Vine
Community Church
Leonard Yardley
Prairie Mixed League
Arkansas Grid Coach To Speak at Winfield Rally
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes will hold a rally at Southwestern College in Winfield Kansas on Saturday. Frank Broyles University of Arkansas football coach will be the main speaker.
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Arkansas Grid
Winfield
Kan
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Southwestern College
Frank Broyles
University of Arkansas
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