Lions face weekend tests after two close losses
Lawrence High basketball faces Shawnee Mission East Friday and Topeka West Saturday after back to back losses to Manhattan 64-42 and Leavenworth 55-50. Kandybowicz led scoring with 23, Tibbetts 21 and Gilliam 16 as Lions drop sixth defeat against five wins.
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Ibas Cowboys Move to 6 0 in Big Eight Action
The Associated Press reports Oklahoma State coached by Hank Iba, at 6-0, leads the Big Eight as Iowa State and Missouri battles for position. OSU’s title push follows a 63-55 win over Missouri and a triple overtime win versus Colorado. Colorado slips to second with 3-2. Missouri hosts Oklahoma. OSU faces Kansas State, Kansas, Colorado in a tight schedule.
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Big Eight Conference at a Glance
The Big Eight standings show Oklahoma leading with 4 losses and a 4.980 winning percentage. Schedule highlights include Missouri at Oklahoma and Iowa State at Drake. Results from last week feature Iowa State 87 over Oklahoma and Missouri 55 over Colorado.
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Dematha Defeats Power Memorial as Alcindor Held to 16
Dematha High School stunned Power Memorial 46 43 at Maryland University’s Cole Field House before 12 500 fans. Lew Alcindor scored 16 and grabbed 14 rebounds as Bob Whitmore and Sid Catlett led the Stags in a comeback win improving Dematha to 24 straight victories while Power falls to 13 1.
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Tonga Five routs Eudora 81 41 in basketball
Tongy led 21 9 after one quarter and built a 36 16 halftime lead as Tonga Five defeated Eudora 81 41. Dave DeHoff 22 points paced Tongy with supporting scores from Koerth Thomas Wyrick Sparks Putthoff Huebner Matthews and Salmon. Eudora’s Langston Trober Holmes Harris Durkin Gordon Sparks and Votan scored. Tonga also won the B team game 58 52. Eudora hosts Spring Hill Friday.
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Timberlake Leads Big Ten Scoring With 67 Points
Michigan quarterback Bob Timberlake topped Big Ten scoring last season with 67 points. The previous high since 1943 was Purdue’s Tony Butkovich with 78 points in four games.
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Bethany Regains Top Place In Kansas Conference Race
Bethany, the defending Kansas Conference champion, regained the lead by winning two games and moving to 12-2 in league play. Fort Hays State tied Washburn for first after beating Emporia State, while St Benedict's College extended its 11 game win streak. The circuit features Bethany and St Benedict's as possible NAIA representatives from District 10 with schedules wrapping up this week across Topeka, Emporia, and Ottawa.
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College basketball scores pile up on a wild day
A flood of results from Princeton to California shows wide spreads and close games. Notable outcomes include Temple topping Penn State, Seton Hall tying Dartmouth, Pittsburgh beating Penn State, and Maryland edging Miami. Other highlights feature Wake Forest defeating Vanderbilt, Illinois overrunning Notre Dame, and Utah State and Arizona posting high scores.
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Mills Takes a Third in Boston Mile Race
Billy Mills, former Kansas runner and Marine lieutenant, finished third in the Boston AA Games mile. John Davies of New Zealand won in 4:03, with Jim Grelle of Oregon second. Mills previously won the 10,000 meters at the 1964 Olympics, the first American to do so.
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A's Sign a Pair, Hold Open House
Kansas City A's signed new players Jim Landis and Mike Hershberger and held an open house. Manager Mel McGaha projected a .500 finish for the last place club in 1965, citing speed and outfield defense from the two newcomers and a larger center field park. Both players expressed optimism about steady play to boost batting, with Hershberger recalling time beside Landis and aiming to build on rocky 1964 results.
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Wichita Falls as Stallworth Leaves Valley Title Race
Wichita holds a two game lead with eight to play in the Missouri Valley race but celebrates little after Dave Stallworth, a towering All-America scorer, departs. Stallworth wrapped his Wichita career with 96-76 win over Louisville, finishing 24.2 points and 10.4 rebounds per game in 80 outings.
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Pro Cage Eastern Division Standings and Results Snapshot
standings brief for Pro Cage Eastern Division with teams Boston New York Los Angeles San Francisco Detroit St Louis Philadelphia and Baltimore. includes Saturday and Sunday results such as New York 90 Boston 90 and Detroit 121 St Louis 97 with upcoming games listed including St Louis versus Philadelphia and San Francisco at New York.
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