Helias Seeks Revenge In Tipton Tourney Tonight
Helias Crusaders, missing injured Glen Adrian and Bob Scruggs, travel to Tipton for a Tipton Tournament game as coach Fred Wehking plans a fast break to counter Tipton's 2 3 zone. Tipton led by Glen Arnold beat Sweet Springs 63 47. Eldon and California won earlier in the night with Norris Henley scoring 28 for Eldon.
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First Round OMMC Tournament Matches Set at Lincoln Field
Second seeded New Bloomfield faces Fatima of Westphalia at 7 p.m. New Bloomfield and Russellville both boast scoring stars, with Fatima led by Dave Crede. Russellville relies on Larry Theroff and Keith West as the Indians seek a semifinal in the lower bracket. Eugene tops Tusco mbia 57 47 in a rally to reach the semifinals, while Vienna upset Linn 64 56.
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Seals Lane Named To UP Dream Team
Missouri and George Seals named again to United Press International All Big Eight dream team. Surprise at quarterback as Gary Lane chosen over Dennis Claridge. Gale Sayers voted Back of the Year. Jim Grisham Vaughn Town State standout halfback anchors backfield.
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Oklahoma Workhorse
St James and Cuba struggle in Ozark League clash
Ken Shuey and Terry Nixon lead St James to a 62 52 win over Cuba. Nixon tallies 21 and Shuey 13 as Cuba stalls in the second half. Frank Thurbin and Leon Conway pace St James with 16 and 11 respectively. Rolla, Cherryville, and other area results follow in a crowded slate.
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Mets Manager Casey Stengel Plans Return Next Season
New York News reports Casey Stengel expects to manage the Mets next season before likely retiring. He notes he is still active, aims to build a club, and confirms not starting a new career. The piece also covers expansion rules and trade whispers around the Yankees during meetings.
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Loop Stands 6-5 Three Big Eight Teams Triumph
Big Eight basketball opened with Kansas State, Oklahoma State strong on Tuesday night. Kansas State beat South Dakota State 87 59 at Manhattan with Willie Murrell 21 and Dave Nelson stepping up. Oklahoma State defeated Southern Illinois 82 54 at Stillwater led by Jim Cooper 21 points. Oklahoma clipped South Dakota 109 to 79. Iowa State lost 61 30 at Minnesota while Kansas held off Arkansas 1 1 in Lawrence. New rules slow clock and speed scoring. 100 point games becoming common early in 1963 64 season. Other top teams posted 100 plus points as Arizona State 121 79, Miami of Florida 101 95, Auburn 102 44, Baylor 100 98, West Texas State Sigma 126 lead the league summary.
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Braves Giants Swap Termed Perfect Trade
AP reports the seven player deal sending Del Crandall Kob Hendley and Bob Shaw from Braves to Giants for Felipe Alou Ed Bailey Billy Hoeft and a player to be named later. Giants and Braves officials praised the swap as filling key needs at the winter meetings in San Diego, with managers enthusiastic sobre the enhanced roster balance.
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Bowlers Lead With Big Scores Across Local Leagues
Deeken posts 658 including 263 as Business Men lead at Bowl A-Wile Lanes. Schnieders rolls 640 for St Peters Senior loop with 188 220 232. Vogel 603. Strope 599 and 222 top Lucky League. Gibbs 559 and 224 in Midwest League. Upschulte 50¢ and Scheidt 203 in Mixing Bowl. Holmes 480 Kirshman 197 pace Sundowners. Kuehn 467 Cracer 189 pace Lutheran League.
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