Top Ten Cage Clubs Face Rugged Chores
The first full week of college basketball saw two top ten teams beaten and another poised to fall. Duke beat Ohio State 76 75, Arizona State hosts Wichita in Tempe, and St John’s fell to West Virginia 79 72 with Duke advancing to the final.
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Ohio State
Morgantown
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Buckeyes
Duke
Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State
Jeff Mullins
Blue Devils
Dick Ricketts
West Virginia
St. John's
New York
Pitt
Duquesne
Pitts
Pitt S
Creo
Ottawa
Friends of Omaha
Morningside
Iowa
St. Louis
Concordia
Missouri Valley
Rockhurst
Westminister
Park
Richards - Gebaur Aris SG
Ottawa Nips Friends 78-61 in KC opener rout
Ottawa defeated Friends 78 61 in the Kansas Conference opener as Ottawa led from the start. Charles Mercer scored 23 for Ottawa while Keith Rucas led Friends with 19 as Friends stayed within nine points at most in the second half.
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Ottawa
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Friends
Kansas
Charles Mercer
Keith Rucas
All-America picks stir debate as Gale Sayers sits back
AP announces five quarterbacks named to first two All-America teams led by Staubach Sidle and Lothridge with Gale Sayers on the second unit. Discussion notes positions and Look’s odd omissions. Community Building leagues feature Kansas basketball alums and current pros in City and Metro play with public free admission.
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Jimmy Sidle
Billy Lothridge
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Don Trull
Jay Wilkinson
Sherman Lewis
Sillier
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Junior Miller
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Newt Burton
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Sooner
Sayers
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Steve Renko
Bob Stevens
Okio State
Bud Wilkinson
Texas
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Bud
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Sonny
KU Grid
Jack Mitchell
Ronnie Marsh
Jack
Fort Scott tops Haskell cagers 66 to 56 in road loss
Fort Scott's 66 56 victory over Haskell Junior College featured a tall lineup and stronger second half defense. Haskell, led by Ron Day with 19 points, struggled at the line and lost starters Marvin Two Two and Burgess to fouls. Gary Jones paced Fort Scott with 21 points.
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Jim McLaughlin
Virgil Allen
Ron Day
McLaughlin
James Burgess
Gary Jones
Marvin Two Two
Burgess
Allen
Proctor
Austin
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Hirie
Nance
Woods
Benyamina
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Haskell Arti
Big Eight votes a 25 pay raise for officials
Kansas City AP The Big Eight Conference faculty representatives approved a pay raise for football officials from 100 to 125 per game placing the conference on par with major leagues. A 57 year age limit was set and the roster expanded by five. Also the halftime interval was standardized at 20 minutes and sideline crowd control was improved. Coaches may request on field discussions with officials for non judgment calls.
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Kansas City
Wayne Duke
Duke
Quarterback Club Fete To Honor Jay Gridders
The Lawrence Quarterback Club banquet honoring the 1963 Kansas University Varsity and Freshman football teams will be at 6 30 p m Monday in the Kansas Union. Speaker Dr Kenneth McFarland of Topeka will address the event with honors including the Ormand Beach Memorial Trophy Art Weaver Scholarship Trophy and Mike Getto Lineman of the Year Trophy to Varsity gridmen.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Kenneth McFarland
Topeka
McFarland
General Motors
Howard Hurwitz
Ormand Beach
Art Weaver
Mike Getto
Ideserving
College hoops scores and high school results compiled
The cage report lists numerous college games with final scores including Navy 75 Vermont 60 and Princeton 60 Army 72 while multiple high school matchups across Kansas feature Manhattan 93 Junction City 3 and other city entries with scores and placements from Columbus to Chanute and Wichita.
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Ff. Thannibal-La- Grange
Columbus
Chanute
Pittsburg
Iola
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Garden City
Russell
Dodge City
Liberal
Hays
Pratt
Manhattan
Junction City
Lions Gym Team Finishes Second at Wichita Invitational
The Lawrence High gymnastics squad placed second at a multi school invitational held at Wichita East High School. East won with 36 percent of points, Lawrence 33, while Olathe took third with 24. Coach L R Perry praised the showing, noting state championship potential. Individual results include Pierson first in Free Exercise and several top-five finishes across events. The Lions have won the state title five of the last six years.
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Wichita East High
East
Lions
Olathe
LHS
Robert Pierson
Lonnie LeBombard
Jim Gillespie
Charles Beers
Charles Yether
Tom Dolan
Richard Hemphill
David Morris
John Green
Larry Maness
Bob Whitaker
Pierson
Cincy and Kansas State in Big Eight clash tonight
Ambitious Kansas seeks a return to the Big Eight first division as it faces Cincinnati in a seven game conference slate. Other games pit Missouri at Washington and Oklahoma at Southern Methodist while Colorado, Nebraska, and Iowa State also play. Norm Saunderspchaeled Colorado with 16 points in a 75-60 win over Arizona.
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Rice
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Butler
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Norm Saunders
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Wolverines
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