All American quail hunter criteria meet Tommy Walker
The author compares Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle to top quail hunters, then profiles Tommy Walker of Stone County as a model quail hunter. Walker’s skills, endurance, dog handling, and field experience are praised, suggesting he would deserve an All American quail hunter spot.
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Buffalo Bill Cody
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Hy Peskin
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Missouri
Tommy Walker
Galena
Tommy
Stone County
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Ozarks
Harold
Cedars
New Track Federation and AAU Fail to Agree on Control
DETROIT AP The standoff between the AAU and the U S Track and Field Federation over control of U S track leadership widens as a proposed coalition collapses. David Kennedy and Nick Rodis figure in efforts to broker a solution ahead of the 1964 Olympic plans amid IAAF recognition questions.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Washington
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Nick Rodis
State Department
Harvard
Rodis
Coaches Federation
New York
Kennedy
United States
International Amateur Athletic Federation
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Giants Can Take Title on Sunday
Giants aim for a second straight Eastern Conference crown as Y. A. Tittle leads a 9-2 New York squad to Chicago to face the Bears. A win clinches the title, with Cleveland Washington and Pittsburgh also in position to claim if others falter.
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Tittle
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Chiefs win ninth straight in the ABL
The Long Beach Chiefs defeated the Chicago Majors 118 to 99 to extend their unbeaten streak to nine games. The win capped a three game three day tour that began in Toronto and included Rochester, N Y before finishing in Chicago.
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Chicago
Toronto
Rochester
N.Y
Cincy Opens Its Campaign For Third Straight Crown
Cincinnati's Bearcats launch a bid for a historic third consecutive national title as they host DePauw in the season opener, part of a heavy slate marking the start of the 1962-63 college basketball campaign. Also premier programs like Ohio State Wake Forest Duke and Kentucky highlight opening action across the nation.
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Bearcats
Paul Hogue
Little DePauw
Indiana
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
John Havlicek
Mel Nowell
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Duke
Kentucky
Bradley
Wichita
Utah
North Carolina
Kansas State
St. Bonaventure
McLouth Opens Season With 68 48 Victory Over Meriden
McLouth High School wins 68-48 as Tom Cadue scores 29 and Larry Fuqua adds 25 to open the 1962-63 campaign on home court. Meriden claims the B game 52-30. Next, McLouth hosts Lansing with both B and varsity tips set.
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Tom Cadue
Larry Fuyuqua
Meriden
McLouth Court
McLouth
Bill Smith
Lansing
Oskaloosa
Cathcart
Wells
Kramer
White
Morris
Bower
Cadue
Fuqua
Wonnell
Kimberlin
Neal and Watts Lead Eudora Past Gardner in Opener
Eudora High School opened with a 67-60 win over Gardner as guard Dale Neal scored 28 and center Charles Watts added 19. Gardner’s Bill Andrew led with 19, while Larry Folks contributed 11 for Eudora and Neal, Watts sparked a decisive fourth quarter stretch. Next game is at Louisburg.
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Eudora High School
Dale Neal
Charles Watts
Gardner
Eudora
Louisburg
Neal
Watts
Cardinal
Larry Folks
Bill Andrew
Jim Ethington
Gardnner—Velasquez
Moore
Dolissi
Peters
Gorsage
Andrew
Eudora—Folks
Eisele
Kazwinlee
Martin
Pro Cage NBA Friday Result Cincinnati Beats Syracuse 130 117
Cincinnati defeated Syracuse 130 to 117 in Friday action. Detroit faced New York in Boston, while Syracuse played at Boston. Cincinnati also played Chicago and St. Louis contested Los Angeles. Long Beach beat Chicago 118 99 in ABL action with Chicago visiting Kansas City and Oakland hosting Philadelphia.
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Detroit
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Long Beach
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Springfield Upset Stuns Arkansas A&M 88 80
The Springfield Bears toppled the favored Arkansas A M 88 80 in a Friday night upset as Missouri and Kansas teams began the season. Warrensburg Mules defeated Ottawa 63 49 in Sedalia charity game. Rockhurst beat Washburn 64 61 at Topeka with a late rally. Baker edged Hastings 76 63 behind Bill Foley’s 34 points. The Rolla Miners beat Springfield Evangel 100 70 and Drury defeated Greenville Ill 94 74.
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Missouri
Kansas
Warrensburg
Hastings
Neb
Bill Foley
Foley
Rolla Miners
Springfield Evangel
Drury
Greenville
Ill
College
Linwood Opens Season with 65 39 Victory Over Edgerton
Linwood High School defeated Edgerton 65 to 39 on Linwood floor. Garry Johnson scored 33 points while Richard Rose and Jim Garry contributed strong rebounds. B team won 42 to 14. next game is Tuesday at Stilwell.
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Edgerton
Linwood Court
Garry Johnson
Dan Clodfelter
Clodfelter
Johnson
Richard Rose
Jim Garry
Rick Jamison
LHS
Stilwell
Admitted Briber Defends Molinas in Prison Talk
In a New York court, Joseph Panzer testified that an admitted briber told him Jack Molinas was innocent. Panzer said Wagman discussed Molinas with him during 1961 prison meetings and claimed the DA was pressing Molinas into the college basketball scandal.
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Jack Molinas
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Panzer
Molinas
Wagman
City
Panzer
Friday Results by Area Quintets
Perry tops Ozawkie 48 to 43 in a close matchup as DeSoto-Avenbinied and Overbrook efforts mix with Carbondale and Winchster showings. Baldwin edges Louisburg 61 to 55 in OT with Simmons and Breckenridge key for Louisburg.
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Breckenridge
Strum
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Cleavinger
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Kreighbaum
Gilges
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College basketball results from multiple games across teams
Miami defeats Florida in two overtimes 91 to 87. Georgia Tech beats Rice 81 to 63. Davidson over Erskine 51 to 1. Illinois edges Butler 66 to 49. California Lutheran 70 over Denver 41. Southern Cal tops Santa Clara 77 to 70. Brigham Young wins 80 to 75 at Oregon. Cole State defeats Washington State 77 to 47. Baker 76 over Hastings 63. Springfield State 88 over Arkansas AM and N 80. Drury 94 defeats Greenville Illinois 74. Rolla Mines 100 over Springfield Evangel 70. Rockhurst 64 over Washburn 61. Parsons Iowa 83 over St. Louis Concordia 70. Panhandle Oklahoma A and M 66 defeated Central Oklahoma State 65. Oklahoma Baptist 62 over Northwest Oklahoma State 43. Fort Scott 60 defeated Haskell 59. Independence 9 percent. Parsons 73 over Trinidad Colorado 69. Regia Colorado 84 over St. Mary of the Plains 57.
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Kansas high school basketball scores roundup shows varied outcomes
A sweep of games across Kansas features Joplin over Pittsburg and many other matchups. Winners include Topeka West over Manhattan, Fort Scott over Pittsburg St Marys, and Wichita North beating Wellington. other notable results involve Salina, Wichita South, Derby, Hays, and Paola with differing margins.
Davis Cup Opener Between India Mexico Postponed
Monsoon weather in Madras forces postponement of opening singles and doubles matches in the Davis Cup inter zone final between India and Mexico. Play now rescheduled for Sunday with remaining lineup to be announced.
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India
Mexico
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