Kansas Conference Opens With Wide-Spread Scores and Upsets
Kansas Wesleyan remains atop the standings by defeating McPherson 82-79 in the conference opener. College of Emporia beat Bethany 76-60 as Ottawa and Baker also posted wins while several teams battled for early-season momentum. Don Sharbutt led Baker with 23 points andGary Gibb paced Emporia with 19 points.
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Nebraska
Atchison
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Pittsburg
Phillips
Oklahoma
Tabor
Hillsboro
Emporia
Gary Gibb
Glenn Rose
Tony Verdi
Duane Bissitt
Ottawa
Wichita
Baldwin
Don Sharbutt
Dave Eckhoff
Coaches restrained by new sideline rule in college basketball
The piece discusses a new rule limiting coach gestures to referees during play, with Ted Owens and Sam Miranda cited as controlling sideline conduct. It contrasts conference interpretations and argues coaches should coach without being barred by spectators or officials.
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Sam Miranda
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Owens
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Walter Wesley
Northwestern
Norvell Neve
John Bunn
National Basketball Committee
Bunn
Neve
Wayne Duke
John Waldorf
Duke
Owen’s
Big Ten
S. Bunn
Lawrence
New Mexico
Ralph Miller
Wichita
Iowa
Ken Venturi Named Player of the Year by PGA
Ken Venturi, famed for a dramatic U S Open comeback, was named Player of the Year by the Professional Golfers Association at the annual banquet in Las Vegas. He beat Bobby Nichols by 35 votes. Lloyd Mangrum and the late Edward Dudley were inducted into the PGA Hall of Fame at Sahara Hotel ceremonies.
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Bobby Nichols
Beathard to Open For Chiefs in Chargers Clash
San Diego Chargers coach Sid Gillman plans to start retiring quarterback Tobin Rote for about half the game as Kansas City Chiefs rookie Pete Beathard gets a bigger workload. Beathard, USC star, has had limited action this season behind Len Dawson but Coach Hank Stram intends to test him this week.
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Sid Gillman
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Wrist Twist Boosts Bowling Grip and Footwork Styles
Top teachers present four step footwork and a slide finish with an optional wrist twist. Some bowlers use wide left to right footwork like Ned Day, Ad Carlson and Hank Marino who became champions. A good instructor finds the best fit and sticks with it, as Harry Tiger Smith’s wrist twist shows success.
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Ad Carlson
Hank Marino
Junie McMahon
Harry
Tiger) Smith
Speedsters Hayes and Carr To Play for Pokes, Giants
Tokyo Olympic sprint stars Bob Hayes and Henry Carr signed with NFL teams Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants. Hayes, 21, Records holder in 100 yards and 100 meters, plus Tokyo relay gold, aims to be flanker or defensive back. Carr, 63, 195 pounds, ASU alum, won 20 meter sprint and anchored U.S. 1,600 relay at Olympics. Other signings include Dale Lindsey to Cleveland and Urbanik to Washington.
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Mike Howell
Louisiana Tech
Dave Lee
Cleveland
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Tom Urbanik
Washington
San Jose
Dave Johnson
Baltimore
Woodrow People
Minnesota
West Texas State student dies after self immolation incident
Alton Wade Crook an 18 year old freshman basketball player at West Texas State University died in a burns center in Galveston after police say he poured gasoline over his body and set it ablaze. His father Lewis Crook said the student had wanted to quit school and move to California.
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West Texas State University
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California
Notre Dame Wins Third Straight Under Dee
Notre Dame basketball, coached by Johnny Dee, goes 3-0 after beating Michigan State 100-93. Don Reed scores 30 as the Irish overcome a second-half deficit and hold all wins at home before a Thursday Detroit game and five straight road tests starting Saturday at Evansville. Vanderbilt, San Francisco, Minnesota, and St. John’s also post wins in Top Ten action.
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Walt Sahm
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San Francisco State
Minnesota
Marquette
St. John’s
New York
Holy Cross
Commodores
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Gophers
St. John’s Redmen
Sellout at K State Kansas Cage Game in Ahearn
Kansas State basketball game with Kansas slated for January 20 in Ahearn Fieldhouse is sold out, according to ticket manager Bob Baker. The note also says seats remain for the Sunflower double-header with Kansas vs Penn State and Kansas State vs Loyola of Chicago.
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Loyola of Chicago
Giants Ready to Face Browns in NFL Windup at Yankee Stadium
New York Giants enter their final NFL game against the Cleveland Browns eyeing victory to knock the Browns from the Eastern Conference lead. Browns sit 9-3-1 atop, while the Giants are 2-2-2 with potential playoff scenarios hinging on results. Browns won the site by a coin toss at NFL headquarters.
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