Tribune Bags Class B Crown in Kansas Final
Tribune led by Jackrabbit stars to a 61-51 victory over Garden Plain to claim the state Class B basketball title at Emporia for a 23-4 season. Nurtured by strong defense and clutch free throws, Tribune finished with a 4,300 crowd witnessing western Kansas’ first Class B crown since 1941.
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Bob Greek
Emporia
Greeley County High
Western Kansas
Bill Hanson
Tribune Club
Garden Plain High
Sublette
Otto Schneilbacher
Trimme
Trine
Rabbits
Garden Plain
Owls
Tribune
Jackrabbits
Dave Northrup
Tom Farmer
Henry Jones
Chuck Nutt
Jerry Sherbon
Alan Schauf
Hunt Klein
Wayne Krayca
Soph
Goodland
Farmer
Big Northrup
Schaut
Fisher
Joe Hoheisel
Sherbon
Hoheisel
Nutt
Schauf
Klein
Kelin
Jackrabbit
Krayca
Pallmeier
Blanchard comeback fails as Conigliaro edges back to form
John Blanchard, 35, on a comeback with the Braves, was cut after a 9-3 loss in West Palm Beach. Tony Conigliaro, also attempting a return with Boston, sparked a 3-2 exhibition win over St. Louis in St. Petersburg. Williams expressed faith in Conigliaro while Blanchard faced an abrupt end to his bid.
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New York Yankees
Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Tony
Red Sox
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Conig‘Kare
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Fla
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Twins
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Roberto Clement
Tom Sisk
Jim Nott
Sox
Earl Wilson
Dave Nelson
Central State Marauders claim NAIA title in six-day tournament
N AI A champion Central State of Wilberforce Ohio edged Fairmont West Virginia State 51 to 48 to win the 32 team NAIA title after a grueling five game six day run. Coach William Lucas has led the Marauders to two NAIA crowns in four years. Four of the seven starters are freshmen including Chris Buchanan and Russell Graham.
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Kansas City
Wilberforce
Ohio
Woek
Marauders
Fairmont
W. Va
State
William Lucas
Houston
Southern Illinois
New Mexico State
Brigham Young
Chris Buchanan
Meadville
Russell Graham
Detroit
Mich
UCLA Houston rematch looms as NIT and NCAA near clashes
Houston coach Guy Lewis eyes a Los Angeles rematch with UCLA after a 103 68 NCAA Midwest regional upset of Texas Christian. UCLA plans a semifinal Friday in LA while North Carolina and Ohio State reach the other NCAA semis. NIT quarterfinals feature Kansas Villanova and Duke St Peter's as mais fortes.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Karas
Duke
UCLA
Houston
Los Angeles
Guy Lewis
Cougars
Texas Christian
Wichita
Kan
Albuquerque
N.M
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Astrodome
Santa Clara
North Carolina
Davidson
Raleigh
N.C
Ohio State
Kentucky
College Scores From NCAA and NIT Tournaments
The Associated Press reports results from NCAA regional games and the NIT first round. North Carolina defeated Davidson 70 to 66 in the Eastern Regional consolation, while Ohio State routed Kentucky 82 to 31 in the Mideast. Houston beat Texas Christian 103 to 58 in the Midwest, and UCLA won 87 to 66 over Santa Clara in the Far West. Notre Dame edged Army 62 to 58 in the NIT first round.
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Elnardo Webster
Oklahoma City
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Steve Vandenberg
Joe Kennedy
Fordham
Duquesne
Dayton
West Virginia
Long
Associated Press
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Columbia
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Ohio State
Kentucky
Marquette
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UCLA
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New Mexico State
New Mexico
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Long Island U
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Fairmont
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Oshkosh
Wis
Westminster
Youth Sets Pace In NCAA Indoor Meet
In Detroit AP reports a youth movement dominated the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Meet. Sophomores Larry James of Villanova and Bob Ramon of Texas El Paso led wins including world record efforts in events, with freshmen Martin Liquori and Jim Green also posting major victories. Villanova captured the team title with 35 1/3 points aided by relay records.
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Mighty Bird
Villanova
Southern California
James
Bob Ramon
Texas-El Paso
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Ryun
Martin Liquori
Jim Green
Kentucky
Lennox Miller
Simpson
Nebraska
Charlie Green
Washington State
John van Reem
South Africa
Harvard
New Leaders In Keg Meet In Bowling Tourney
TOPEKA AP Severe new leaders appointed in the state women's bowling tournament during its third weekend of action The tourney will run three more weeks The new leaders include Open and Class D teams Class A and Class B doubles and Open Class A Class B all events Teams Open class Riverside Lanes Hutchinson 2593 Class A Farleys Topeka 2494 Class B Teamsters Topeka 2374 Class C Ruddicks Pleasonton 2204 Class D Sunday Late Gals Osage City 2170 Doubles Open Marilou Marple Mary Lou Portman Emporia 1118 A Carol Welch Helen Varger Kansas City 1101 B Coletta Dreiling Kay Tucker Salina 1051 C Jeanne Malone Ruby Snow Pleasantberg Juanita Steeley Parsons on 1014 D Mildred Dessen 924 Singles Open Marge Lower Topeka 669 A Carolyn Howard Kansas City 574 B Mary Mull Winfield 574 C Marilyn Petterson Beloit 538 D Karlene McKim Salina 539 All events Open Marge Lower Topeka 1784 A Ellen Baird Lawrence 1676 B Kay Barker Junction City 1602 C Jeanne Malone Pleasanton Jas D Dorothy Kemp Holton 1355 Mrs Pauline Huffman Lexington Ky grandmother was averaging 142 this fall when bowled 300 game
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Riverside Lanes
Hutchinson
Farley’s
Teamsters
Ruddick
Juanita Steeley
Parsons
Mildred Dessen
Marge Lower
Carolyn Howard
Kansas City
Mary Mull
Winfield
Marilyn Petterson
Beloit
Karlene McKim
Salina
Ellen Baird
Lawrence
Kay Barker
Junction City
Jeanne Malone
Pleasanton
Jas
Dorothy Kemp
Holton
Deerfield Fourth in BB Tourney at Dodge City
Deerfield High finished fourth in the state Class BB tournament, losing 60-48 to Argonia in the third place game. The Spartans ended 19-7 under coach Larry Colson, with Argonia improving to 23-4 and Brewster taking the state crown 58-51 over Lucas.
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Dodge City
Deerfield High
Spartans
Argonia High
Deerfield
Larry Colson
Argonia
Brewster High
Lucas’ Demons
Brewster
Lucas
Red Raiders
Ataris
Argonia I
State basketball crowns headline multiple classes
Wyandotte High School won the Class AA title with a 60-54 victory over Topeka. Wamego claimed the Class A crown finishing 25-0 after beating Larned 60-55. Tribune captured Class B at Emporia by beating Garden Plain 61-51. Brewster won Class BB at Dodge City, rallying to defeat Lucas 59-51. Garnett earned third in Class A, and Wichita East, Great Bend, and Humboldt earned other podium spots.
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Associated Press
Wyandotte
Walt Shublom
Topeka
Lawrence
Bulldogs
Wichita East
Great Bend
Huutchinson
Wamego
Larned
Garnett
Colby
Emporia
Alan Schaus
Tom Farmer
Tribune
Garden Plain
Pittsburg College High
Ness City
Brewster
Lucas
Dodge City
Argonia
Deerfield
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