Boy’s First Quail Gives Big Thrill To All Concerned
A father recounts his 15 year old son's first quail hunt with Gerry McGee and Tom Favero. After a misfire and slow start the boy nails a perfect shot as Pat the pointer retrieves the bird. Fourteen quail total are bagged on a cold snow day as the family shares a memorable moment.
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Gerry McGee
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Favero
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Pat
Brittany
Susie
Boy
Lions Swim Team Sets Records Despite No Pool at LHS
Lawrence High School forms its first swimming team of six and breaks three meet records at the Wichita West Invitational. Dennis and Roy O Connor win two events and anchor a record setting 160 yard freestyle relay with Mike Adams and Mike Fisher. Barry Sparks places fourth in breaststroke before being disqualified. Coach Donald Binns and administrator Al Woolard organized the program led by the O Connors who persuaded the school to join invitational meets with swimmers practicing at KU.
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Roy O'Connor
O'Connors
Mike Adams
Mike Fisher
Adams
Fisher
Barry Sparks
Pete Roth
Sparks
al Woolard
Donald Binns
Woolard
Lion
Lions
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Kansas University
Tribe Seeks First Win as Haskell Falls to Iola
Haskell Institute ersonnel and fans watched as the Indians were outmatched by Iola Junior College 96 to 71. Eddie Michaels led Iola with 28 points while James Burgess scored 27 for Haskell, as the Tribe extended a seven game slide despite a 43-36 halftime edge.
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Iola
Haskell
Wayne Postoak
Eddie Michaels
James Burgess
Sayers Pratt Lead OSU All Opponent Football Team 1964
Gale Sayers of Kansas Rick McCurdy of Oklahoma Ronnie Caveness of Arkansas and John Roland of Missouri were unanimous picks on the Oklahoma State all opponent football team for 1964. Richard Pratt of Kansas was the only other Kansas player named.
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Okla
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Oklahoma
Rick McCurdy
Arkansas
Ronnie Caveness
John Roland
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Richard Pratt
New York Fight Night Ends With Narrow Victory
Levan Round outpointed Crawford in New York last night, securing a close win. The bout featured 176 pounds and 1752 fans at ringside, delivering a hard fought decision.
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Levan
Crawford
Hawks and Celtics dominate short-handed West and Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain sidelined with a broken nose and Elgin Baylor resting, the Warriors and Lakers faced heavy losses. Zelmo Beaty and Bob Pettit led the Hawks to a 113-92 win over San Francisco, while Bill Russell fueled a 108-98 Celtics victory over Los Angeles. A New York doubleheader saw Dave DeBusschere spark Detroit to a 102-100 win over the Knicks as Philadelphia routed Baltimore 162-97 for their eighth win in 12. Thurmond led San Francisco with 32 points. Russell had 24 points and 23 rebounds, passing 14,000 rebounds.
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Detroit Pistons
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Philadelphia 76Ers
Baltimore Bullets
Wayne Hightower
Beaty
Pettit
Russell
Los Angeles
Linwood Walloped 89 39 by Lansing
Linwood High School basketball was crushed 89 to 39 at Lansing in a Tri-County League game. Coach Charles Spellman lamented the lopsided result as Lansing proved sharp while Linwood scorers included Mark Wilson nine and several players with four to eight points. The Linwood B team lost 80 to 64 with Charles King leading at 19 and John Hallenbeck adding 18.
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Mark Wilson
Bob Hemphill
Frank Blackburn
Terry Dowding
Larry Nunn
Danny Crowe
Ernie Lisson
Basehor
Charles King
John Hallenbeck
Pro Cage Report Tuesday's Results
Philadelphia W2 lost to Baltimore 97 to 102 as Detroit defeated New York 100 to 102. Boston scored 108 over Los Angeles 98 while St. Louis reached 11 percent against San Francisco. Today's games list New York at Baltimore and Cincinnati at Detroit.
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College basketball scores from regional games
A rundown of college and high school basketball results including Saint John’s 77 over Holy Cross 74, Wisconsin 80 over Pitt 63, LaSalle 90 over Miami Florida 86, and other matches across the East Midwest Southwest and Far West. Notable tallies include Davidson 113 over Furman 82 and Pomona 73 over Williamsburg 56 with scores from numerous city and school contests.
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Russell
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Chapman
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