Second Effort Gunners End Season With Fine Pheasant Haul
A Lawrence group led by Tom Ingram and Loman Lathrom hunted Norton area after Christmas, bagging 53 pheasants without using dogs. Earlier in the season they had taken 92 birds with dogs, reflecting a varied Kansas pheasant season that improved in the second half as cover thinned.
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Norton
Tom Ingram
Loman Lathrom
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Boys
Wizard Lathrom
Leonard Lathrom
Carl Ingram
Ky. St
Gary Lathrom
Willard Lathrom
Lathrom
Lathroms
Ingrams
Wildcats Seek Third in Row At Big Eight Final
Kansas State aims for a third straight Big Eight tournament title facing Kansas in the final. Oklahoma State meets Iowa State for third, with Colorado vs Missouri for fifth and Oklahoma vs Nebraska for seventh. Kansas State's Will Murrell and Gary Marriott spark the Wildcats while Kansas' Ken Charlton and George Unseld pace the Jayhawks. The doubleheader drew a near capacity crowd of 9,800 Friday night with a late start set for 7 p m CST.
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Kansas
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Harp
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K-State
Tex Winter
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Winter
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George Unseld
Ken Charlton
Willie Murrell
Gary Marriott
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Oregon
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St. Mary's
Eddie Evans
Oklahoma University
Eddie
Evans
Davis
Charlton
Ellison
Charlie Jones
Marv Straw
Ken Doughty
Ray Bob Carey
Rose Bowl Foes Figure Defense Key to Victory
National champion Southern California and runner up Wisconsin field explosive offenses but defense may decide the Rose Bowl. USC coach John McKay and Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn emphasize defense as the teams meet after strong seasons. Wisconsin led in scoring at 31.7 ppg while USC averaged 21.9. USC defense allowed 55 points all season and posted three shutouts. Wisconsin’s only loss came to Ohio State 14-7.
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Southern Cal
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Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
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Trojans
Iowa
Washington
Notre Dame
New Mexico State
Ohio State
Japanese Flyweight Title Fight Ends In Points Victory
Seisaku Saito of Tokyo outpointed Kyo Noguchi in a Japanese flyweight championship bout. Saito, 109, defeated Noguchi, 114, in Tokyo with a clear points decision.
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Tokyo
Seisaku Saito
Japan
Kyo Noguchi
Bethel and Tabor Meet For McPherson Tourney Title
Bethel faces Tabor in the McPherson Holiday basketball tournament final after both side’s semifinal wins. Tabor beat College of Emporia 79 72 as LeRoy Dick scored 34 and Bethel topped Kansas Wesleyan 72 65 led by Frank Gooddert with 27.
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Tabor
McPherson
College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
LeRoy Dick
C. of E
Presbies
Manly Tubbs
Harold Smallwood
Jim Miller
Warriors Rally Past Nationals In Philadelphia Return
The San Francisco Warriors, returning to Philadelphia, overcame catcalls to defeat the Syracuse Nationals 124-117. Boston Celtics stopped a Cincinnati rally 121-113 as Chicago Zephyrs fired coach Jack McMahon and named captain Bob Leonard. Zephyrs sit 12-26 in the West.
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West Coast
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati
Chicago Zephyrs
Chicago
Jack McMahon
Bob Leonard
Zephyrs
Loyola teams eye major titles after All-College semifinals
Loyola of Chicago dominates with 94 82 win over Memphis State earning a final versus Wyoming while Illinois, Arizona State and others push toward conference races. Harkness scores 26 as Wyoming edges Oklahoma City 65 64. Illinois beats NYU 91 84 and advances to face West Virginia in Madison Square Garden final.
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Alahoma City
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Jerry Harkness
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Associated Press
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Miami Beach
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Houston
New Orleans
Auburn
Xavier
Ohio
Duke
Princeton
Jeff Mullins
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Brigham Young
Providence
Baldwin and Eudora Clash in Tonganoxie Finals
Baldwin and Eudora, both in the Little Seven League, meet in the finals of the Tonganoxie basketball tournament at 8:30 tonight after Baldwin's 71 65 semifinal win over Immaculata and Eudora's 60 48 semifinal over Tonganoxie. Immaculata and Tonganoxie play for third at 7.
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Baldwin
Eudora
Little Seven League
Tonganoxie
Immaculata
Zephyr Name Bob Leonard Becomes Coach in Shakeup
Chicago Zephyrs fire Jack McMahon and appoint Bob Leonard as coach. Leonard, 30, the youngest NBA coach, enters his seventh pro season and previously started for the Lakers.
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Chicago
Chicago Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
Jack MceMahon
Zephyr
Bob Leonard
Leonard
NBA
Lakers
Sophomore stars shine as Big Eight tourney opens
Oklahoma State and Kansas lean on freshmen as Hank Iba starts three sophomores at O State. Notable rookies include King Hawk and Gene Johnson. Jayhawks, Missouri, Kansas State also showcase multiple sophomores while George Unseld and Ellison emerge as standout performers in the early tournament.
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Oklahoma State
Kansas
Hank Iba
Hank
Larry Hawk
Jim King
Gene Johnson
King
New Orleans
Butch Roberts
Norman
Iowa State
Soph
Steve Harmon
Chicago
Harmon
Bill Bridges
Jayhawk
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas State
Missouri
Don Early
George Flamank
Goohs
Ken Doughty
Early
Flamank
Larry Cohan
Bonner Springs
Tex Winter
Unseld
Kentucky
Kerry Bolton
Overland Park
Jim Dumas
Topeka
Nolen Ellison
Harry Gibson
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence to bids on sewer installation at city hall
The Board of Commissioners of Lawrence invites bids by 3 p.m. January 8, 1963 for installing 9,954 feet of sanitary sewers. Plans and specs may be secured from the City Engineer. Project 16- $S5-1262. H C Fisher city clerk.
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Board of Commissioners of
City of
Lawrence
H.C. Fisher
Planning Commission Meeting on Lot Split at Lawrence Heights
The Planning Commission of the City of Lawrence will meet at City Hall at 7 30 p m on January 16 1963 to consider splitting Lots 12 13 and 14 Block 5 Lawrence Heights Addition at 745 and 751 Lawrence Ave. Anyone may be heard. H C Fisher City Clerk Journal World December 29
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Planning Commission of
City of
Lawrence
Lawrence Heights
Lawrence Ave
H. C. Fisher
West Lawiawerence
Hearing on Probate of Will for Katie Anderson Deceased
In Douglas County Kansas the Probate Court will hear Otto Tuttle and Anna Laura Tuttle Baker’s petition for admission of Katie Henrietta Andersons will dated April 8 1944 and for appointment of The First National Bank of Lawrence as administrator with will annexed on January 1 1963 at 11 a.m. in Lawrence. Affected parties must file licenses. judgment and decree will follow. Also notices of zoning meeting and estate settlement for Rose Jackson deceased appear in the Journal-World.
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State of
Kansas
Douglas
Wayne B. Harris
Lawrence
Helen Marie Harris
Ralph M. King, JR
District Court
Douglas County
Amos G. Geelan
Lawrence Douglas County
John E. Kirk
State of Kansas
Otto Tuttle
Anna Laura Tuttle Baker
heira at_ law
Katie Henrietta Anderson
First National
Nir
Lawrence Daily, Journal-World
Rose Jackson
Robert B. Oyler
C.t.a
Jackson
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