Lion Cagers Edge Leavenworth 42-40 For 11-5 Record
Lawrence High School won the home finale 42-40 over Leavenworth, matching their earlier 42-40 win this season. Ralph Light scored 16 and Roger Harris 11 for the Lions who stretched their series lead to 16 straight over the Pioneers. Harold Kimball made key rebounds and a late block to preserve the win.
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Unseld to Play as KU Faces Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas University center George Unseld, doubtful with an ankle injury, is expected to start tonight against Oklahoma University in Allen Fieldhouse. The Jayhawks, 9-10, seek pride after losses to Colorado and Oklahoma State. Oklahoma coach Bob Stevens brings a fast-paced run game in his first Fieldhouse visit.
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Jim Dumas
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Dave Schichtle
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Bob Stevens
Linwood Captures Tri County League Title
Linwood High School clinched its second straight Tri County League title with a 62-46 home win over Easton. Coach Donnie Clodfelter’s team finished 8-0 in league play and 15-1 overall, with Garry Johnson scoring 22 and Johnson pulling down 11 rebounds.Linwood closes regular season at Carbondale next Friday and Triad play at Eudora Feb 26.
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Easton
Donnie Clodfelter
Carbondale
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John Green
Jimmy
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Richard Rose
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Johnson
Rick Jamison
Bulldog
Tucson Open Leads After Second Round Scores
Tucson Arizona AP reports top scorers after the Tucson Open golf tournament's second round. Notable players include Boynton 69 68 137 and Mengert 68 69 137, with Baird 67 71 138 and Ferrier 65 73 138 sharing 138s, while Kneece Littler and others stay in contention.
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al Mengert
Butch Baird
Jim Ferrier
Harold Kneece
Gene Littler
Steelsmith
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Lonel Hebert
Kerner Opposes Boxing Ban Noting Manly Art Safety
Springfield Illinois Governor Otto Kerner says he pays little heed to proposals to ban boxing in the state. He calls boxing a good manly sport when conducted safely and above board and declines to discuss prospects for an anti boxing bill sponsored by Senator Paul Simon and Representative Anthony Scariano.
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Otto Kerner
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Kerner
Paul Simon
Troy
Anthony Scariano
Park Forest
Indians Fall In Double Overtime To Osage City
Haskell’s Indians lost a 62 to 60 non-league basketball decision in two overtimes to Osage City. Wally Coon led with 14 points, Elden Not Afraid 13, while Mike Jones scored 22 for Osage City. Alan Water added 10 rebounds and seven points as Haskell’s squad, credited with its best effort, drops to 5?1 on the season and prepares for Highland Park then Washburn.
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Indians
George Martin
Osage City
Martin
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Elden Not Afraid
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Alan Water
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Not Afraid
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Marsh and Walker Set for Golden Gloves Semis
Kansas University sophomore Ron Marsh heavyweights Ray Love and Wes Walker meet in semifinal bouts in the Kansas City Golden Gloves tournament. If both win they duel for the title later tonight. Each boxer faces a two bout limit for the night with three two minute rounds per bout.
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Marsh
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Walker
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Golden Gloves
Cincinnati Wichita Basketball Telecast on Channel 9 Tonight
The Cincinnati versus Wichita basketball game in Wichita will be shown on Channel 9 at 8 o'clock tonight.
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Eudora Cardinals Sweep Loop State Championship Clinch
The Eudora High School Cardinals clinched the Little Seven League title with a 75 to 70 comeback win over Baldwin on their home court. Five Cardinals scored in double figures led by Dale Neal with 19 and Larry Folks 17, as Eudora finished 12-0 in league play and 15-2 overall.
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Hendrix quits Missouri Tigers basketball team
Rich Hendrix, a 6 foot 5 inch sophomore from Deepwater Missouri, has quit the Missouri Tigers basketball team for personal reasons. He was on the traveling squad and played in 9 of 20 games this season.
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Rich Hendrix
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Hendrix
Tigers
First Foal Seminole Filly from Intentionally
Intentionally sired Seminole the first foal a filly. The stallion closed his racing career at Hialeah last winter by winning the Seminole Handicap.
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Beatty Aims to break Snell 3 54 4 mile mark this year
Jim Beatty, aiming to break Peter Snell's 3:54.4 world mile record, impressed at the New York Athletic Club meet with 3:58.6 indoors. Tom O'Hara pushed Beatty to 3:59.2, while Valery Brumel set an indoor high jump record at 7 ft 4 in and rued missing John Thomas.
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Jim Beatty
Peter Snell
Los Angeles
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New York Athletic Club
Russia
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Tom O'Hara
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New York University
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Bruce Kidd
East York
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Crothers
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Kidd
Murray Halberg
Pladium Lanes Wins Gal’s Meet Women’s Bowling Title
Pladium Lanes claims the Lawrence Women’s Bowling Association season crown at the end of Friday night. Oma Neal wins singles, Lillian Flood and Ethel McGreevy take doubles, Dorothea James tops all-events scratch with 1,616 and Arlene Edmonds wins all-events handicap with 1,879. Donna Slagle posts the high single game of 228. Team results list Pladium Lines at 2,970 and other clubs led by Ten at 2,900 and Calhouns at 2,867.
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Lillian Flood
Ethel McGreevy
Lawrence Women's Bowling Association
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Arlene Edmonds
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Seton Hall Star Werkman Tops NCAA Scoring List
Seton Hall guard Nick Werkman leads major college scorers with a 31.7 point average through Feb 12. NYU’s Barry Kramer is second at 28.7, Colorado State’s Bill Green third at 27.8. Werkman averaged 33 points per game last season.
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NYU
Bill Green
Colorado State
KU Spikers Sweep OU In Indoor Meet Here
Kansas University defeated Oklahoma 83 36 in an indoor meet at Allen Field House before about 2 000 fans as KU strengthens its march toward the March 12 Big Eight title in Kansas City. Gale Sayers led KU with a pair of 60 yard dash victories and the Jayhawks dominated 11 of 14 events.
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Yul Yost
Preston Smith
Mike Miers
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Kirk Hagan
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Walt Mizell
Floyd Manning
Roger Schmanke
Pat Hennessee
Dick Neff
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Morelock
Chuck ‘Lanning
Don Hill
Tonnie Coane
Bob Swafford
Bob Looney
Haskell Tribe Juco Improves to 9-6 Record After Win
The Haskell Junior College team moved to 9-6 on the year and 9-4 in Interstate Conference play by beating Wentworth Military Academy 58-39 in Lexington Missouri. Jim McLaughlin and Ron Day led with 14 points each, while Day added 14 rebounds.
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Archer and Richardson Battle in Madison Square Garden
New York strong favorite Joey Archer, ranked sixth middleweight, meets Blair Richardson in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden. Archer, 33-1 with seven knockouts, is a 2-1 favorite against the untested Canadian challenger. ABC-TV telecasts at 9 a.m. CST.
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Stauffers 54 Puts Up Big Score But Auburn Wins
Gary Stauffer of Lecompton High School scored 54 points against Auburn but the Tigers led from start to finish and defeated Lecompton 83 to 74 in Auburn.
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Bowling Tourney Ends Tonight in Lawrence
The 1963 Lawrence city bowling tourney closes tonight at Hillcrest Lanes after a Monday start. Ober’s wins Class A team with 3278, Dolbier Liquor tops Class B at 3098, Edmiston’s leads Class C at 2996. Trevarthen leads Class A singles with 702 and all-events handicap at 1941.
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Mike Reed
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H. E. Gulley
Jack L. Arensberg
Bethel Defeats Baker In Kansas Loop Match
Bethel beat Baker 74 66 as Bethany defeated Sterling 72 56 in Kansas Conference play Friday night. Doug Ade scored 25 points and Paul Johnson 20 to lead Bethany to a sixth straight league win, while Sterling’s John Armstrong was held to 13. Baker led 38 29 at halftime before Bethel surged early in the second half. Bethel shot 54 percent to Baker 43 percent. Bethel stands 11 5 in conference.
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Ken Becker
Friday's Results By Area Quintets
Friday's results show Auburn 8 and 3, Lecompton 74 in a high scoring game with Lecompton leading 26 74 at end of regulation. Gardner 58 De Soto 56 in overtime with Gardner leading late. Winchester 59 McLouth 57 as McLouth trailed in fourth quarter.
Valley Falls Triumph Over Perry In High School Basketball Showdown
Valley Falls defeated Perry 78 to 57 in a girls or boys high school basketball clash with key performances by Valley Falls players including Metzger and Brown and Meriden and Oskaloosa each contributing in a separate matchup. The page lists player tallies such as Perry teammates and Oskey players among Valley Falls and Meriden with final scores and partial quarter lines.
Argentine horses lead field in Hialeah Turf Cup
El Loco and Porvenir 2nd, both Argentine bred, run for Hasty House Farm in the $75,000 Hialeah Turf Cup at 114 miles on the grass at Hialeah Park. El Loco carries 120 pounds with William Hartack aboard while Porvenir 2nd carries 118 with Avelino Gomez riding.
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