Butler Hands Hinkle 501st Win In Wolverines Rout
Michigan suffers back to back losses, 79-64 to Butler in Indianapolis after an overtime 93-100 defeat to Duke. Ed Schilling leads Butler with 26 as Cazzie Russell scores 22 for Michigan. Kentucky, Temple, and Texas Western extend unbeaten streaks. Marquette tops Wichita 95-76 in Milwaukee.
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Marquette tops Wichita State as Shockers stumble on road
Wichita State, ranked eighth, fell 95-76 at Milwaukee to Marquette after an uneven road trip. Bob Wolf led Marquette with 26, supported by 17 each from Leo Marquette Blanton Simmons and Brian Brunkhorst, while Jamie Thompson and Melvin Reed paced Wichita with 24 apiece. Marquette shot 47.1 percent to Wichita's 38.8.
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Central Quintet Improves to 3-0 in Bball
Central Junior High School moved to 3-0 with a 50-39 win over Ottawa. Bill Kelly scored 21 and Steve Roger 13 to lead the Mustang attack while Harris and Johnson contributed on defense and rebounds. The eighth grade won 39-26. Coach Jaimes praised Johnson’s press work. Central face Hayden of Topeka January 6.
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St Mary of the Plains claims McPherson Holiday Tournament title
St Mary of the Plains beat Kansas Wesleyan 93-86 in the finals to win the McPherson Holiday Basketball Tournament. Bill Hicks, a 6-foot-3 junior from Cleveland, Ohio, scored 27 points and was named the tournament's outstanding player as St Mary extended its win streak to six. Paul Peters and Verle Martin led Wes Wesleyan with 23 points each in defeat. Tabor took third by defeating Baker, while College of Emporia beat McPherson and Sterling beat Bethel in other notables.
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Good Holiday Game Bird Hunting Expected in Kansas
Game bird hunters planning a holiday hunt should find excellent conditions across much of Kansas, according to the Fish and Game Commission. General precipitation over the past week improved dog work, snow aided breaking heavy cover in pheasant ranges, and birds are reported to be gathering in flocks. Quail hunting should also be good as birds concentrate in heavily covered locales.
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Cardinals Sign Heidel
ST LOUIS AP Quarter Jimmy Heidel of the University of Mississippi has agreed to terms with the Cardinals, the team said today.
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NCAA Warns Tech Star Anderson In Possible Test Case
LUBBOCK Texas AP Dan ny Anderson star halfback for Texas Tech received a warning not to commit orally to a pro football team before the Gator Bowl. The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reported a potential $450000 to $600000 contract and NCAA rules risked ineligibility for the Gator Bowl. Tech officials said Anderson would follow the NCAA directive amid speculation of a test case. Arkansas halfback Jim Lindsey had already announced a post Cotton Bowl NFL signing.
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Cage Results AP Tournament Scores
Scores from various college basketball games and tournaments listing teams and final scores including Temple 70 Canisius 58 Penn 73 Villanova 60 Cornell at Pite 72 St. Bonaventure 100 Baldwin Wallace 67 Fairfield 100 St Francia Pa. of Butler 79 Michigan 64 Cincinnati 84 Wisconsin 74 Marquette 945 Wichita 76 Michigan State 61 Drake at Valparaiso 14 Purdue 96 Evansville 89 San Diego St 76 Louisville 84 Army Ga. Sect 2 Win & Mary 73 Kentucky Washington 7% Florida 69 Antona 56 San Jose St. 47 Mississippi Valley Classic championship Verne Weather 86 Nevada 49 consolation Creighton 195 South Dakota 68 Rubber City Classic Akron Ti Marietta 59 Bucknell 66 Geneva 58 Holiday Tournament at McPherson Kansas Wan Championships St. Mary of the Plains 98 Kansas Wesleyan 80 Third Place Lamar 63 Becker 68 Fifth Place College for Emporia 84 McPherson 60 Seventh Place Sterning 63 Bethel 85
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Evansville Tops Small Colleges in AP Poll
Evansville rides a 5-2 start to the No. 1 spot in the AP small-college basketball poll, edging Central State by four points after a 112-108 final. Central State, Southern Illinois, North Dakota and Grambling round out the top five as Evansville, Purdue victories, and a Steubenville upset influence the race.
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Minnesota Sets Fishing Dates for 1966 Opening
Minnesota becomes first to announce 1966 fishing dates and a new aggregate bag limit. Inland waters will use possession limits equal to daily limits for species. Opening dates: northern pike May 14, muskellunge May 14, walleye and sauger May 14, bass May 14 in parts of state and May 28 elsewhere, trout April 4, lake trout Jan 1, pink salmon April 30, crappie and bluegill continuous, catfish and bullheads continuous, whitefish continuous, roughfish no limit with no fins. Early trout season on North Shore streams April 2. New nonresident two-day license $3.
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Tarkenton Run Game Hopes Lift Matte in Colts Packers Tilt
Fran Tarkenton's running for the Vikings fuels faint hopes for Tom Matte and the Baltimore Colts in the playoff clash with Green Bay. Matte, a rollout passer who often runs, must shine if the Colts are to upset the Packers and claim the Western Conference title.
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Deer Hunt Near Solomon River Ends With Buck Fever Thrill
A hunter in Kansas describes dawn wildlife along the Solomon River near Adah. He and friends planned the spot and watched a beaver, muskrat, birds, and a wary buck approach within range. The shot rang out but the deer eluded the hunter, who concludes the experience was still richly rewarding.
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Halas Voted NFL Coach of the Year Amid Bears Comeback
Chicago Bear patriarch George Halas, 70, rebuffed retirement speaks after winning the AP Coach of the Year award. Bears finished 9-5, tying Western title hopes. Halas praises staff and players while outlining year round coaching duties and private player interviews after the finale.
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Reds Slugger Sparks Ponce Victory Over Mayaguez
Dick Simpson of Cincinnati Reds belted a two run homer in the seventh and tripled home another run in the eighth to lift Ponce to a 6-4 Winter League win over Mayaguez on Wednesday night in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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MacKenzie Faces Two Big Problems At Oklahoma
Norman AP Jim MacKenzie named head football coach at Oklahoma faces reviving an inept offense and pleasing alumni and fans. He must hire an offensive staff to install a pro type attack used by Arkansas while enduring expectations rooted in Bud Wilkinson era governance and storied OU history. Broyles endorses him as qualified and he plans to finish Cotton Bowl duties before taking over at Oklahoma.
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Celtics Edge Knicks in OT as Siegfried Sparks Rally
Celtics rally from 21 down to beat the Knicks 128 120 in overtime with Siegfried delivering key late scores. Russell, nearing 16 000 career rebounds, had 21 points and 25 boards while Sam Jones top scored with 37 and Havlicek added 28 in the comeback.
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Pro Cage Wednesday Reguits Boston and Other Scores
The report lists the results from several basketball games: Boston 138 over New York 2290 at Baltimore 139 and Cincinnati 127, San Francisco 114, Detroit 104. Torday notes Detroit at Los Angeles on Friday with no other games scheduled.
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Kansas to Play Ohio State Buckeyes in Columbus Tonight
Kansas visits Ohio State for a 7 30 p m tip off in Columbus Ohio The game airs on WREN in Topeka and the KU Sports Network KU will return to Lawrence after the game to prep for a Big Eight Tournament date with Kansas State in Kansas City next Tuesday Probable Kansas starters include Walt Wesley Ron Frang Riney Lochmann Al Lopes and Del Lewis Buckeye starters are Bill Haskett Bob Dove Mike Swain or Anton Ahijevych Ron Sepic and Marv Gregory This marks the first basketball meeting between the programs Kansas opened with a 56 mark then lost to UCLA and Southern Cal in Los Angeles</S>
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Brown Seeks Last Pro Season After 1966 MVP Pick
New York AP Jim Brown, MVP of the 1965 NFL season, signals 1966 may be his final pro year. Brown led rushing with 1544 yards, 21 TDs, and 2 TD passes, while Gale Sayers edged him in total TDs. Browns owner Art Modell and Brown himself discuss a likely retirement after next season.
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