Seniors to Watch book expands across states and sports
A Sharon Springs driven project grows into three publications for football basketball and track. It spotlights top seniors from small and large schools and aims to aid college recruiters with athletic and scholastic details. Folbre envisions a national magazine and sponsorship ties to fund expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Springs
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Bill Folbre
Folbre
Lawrence High
Larry Stancliff
Bob Taylor
Norman Stuart
Mickey Allen
Eudora
Bert Holmes
Gardner
Jim Rinne
Spring Hill
Larry Powell
Charles Creamer
Richard Roberts
Tonganoxie
Phil Thomas
Winter Anglers Brave Cold for Walleye Beats
In Manhattan Kansas a small group braves 26 degree dawn as blue river water pours from Tuttle Creek Dam. Fishermen push through wind and ice to entice walleye with jigs while others watch from the bank.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Fritz Pyle
Pyle
Fritz
Holiday Inn
Rocky Ford
Kansas Power and Light
Blue River
Turtle Creek Dam
Tuttle Creek
Midwest
John King
Topeka
King
Jockey Braulio Baeza Knocked Unconscious After Fall
In Miami at Hialeah Park Braulio Baeza was knocked unconscious when Native Pitt broke down in the ninth race. He avoided serious injury and was hospitalized overnight for concussion evaluation, missing today’s WideNER added stakes race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Braulio Baeza
Hialeah
Widener
Baeza
America
Native Pitt
Healthy Thurmond And Warriors Halt Celtics Lead
The San Francisco Warriors manhandled Boston 128 106 as Nate Thurmond returned from back spasms and Rick Barry scored 33 points. The win shrinks the Celtics division lead to six percentage points over idle Philadelphia with Detroit, New York, and Baltimore also winning on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
National Basketball Association
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco Warriors
Warriors
Thurmond
Celtics
Philadelphia
Rick Barry
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Royals
Barry
Paul Neumann
Sam Jones
Knicks
Walt Bellamy
John Tresvani
Dave DeBusschere
Pistons
Dick Barnett
Eddie Miles
Kevin Loughery
Johnny Egan
Oscar Robertson
Loughery
Egan
Bullets
Baker Surge Earns Friday Victory in Kansas Conference
Independent St. Mary of the Plains improved to 12 10 with a 100 61 win over Oklahoma Christian. Baker edged Kansas Wesleyan 89 88 as Duane Gabrielson hit a clutch long shot with 22 seconds left. Bethel won at Wichita 92 75 with five players in double figures. Goshen Indiana beat Tabor 95 91. Wesleyan stood 10 6.
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St. Mary of the Plains
St. Mary
Oklahoma Christian
Goshen
Ind
Tabor
Baker
Kansas
Wesleyan
Bethel
Friends
Duane Gabrielson
Wichita
Lansing High defeats Eudora 58 55 on Friday night
Lansing High downed the Eudora Cardinals 58 to 55 as Eudora slips to 6 13 on the season. Larry Taylor led Lansing with 19 points while Jim White was held to 13 total. Sophomore Ricky Beach added 14 for Eudora and outplayed John Bergman. District tournament play starts Tuesday at Perry with a 9 p.m. tip against Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing High
Eudora Cardinals
Lansing
Cardinals
Eudora
J. R. Ethington
Larry Taylor
Taylor
Jim White
White
Etington
Ricky Beach
Beach
John Bergman
DeHoff Scores 38 as Tonga Defeats Sabetha in Big Seven
Dave DeHoff poured in 38 points to power Tonganoxie High past Sabetha 61-50, keeping the Chieftains tied for second with Wamego at 8-3 in league play and 11-7 overall. Matthews, Conway key the comeback as three sophomores spark a 10-point deficit reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave DeHoff
Tonganoxie High
Sabetha
Tonganoxie
Chieftains
Steve Puthoff
Tonga
Dave Huebner
John Conway
Jack Matthews
Tonga Noxie
Wayne Seymour
Matthews
Conway
Danny Wyrick
Hiawatha
Lansing
Basehor
Tony Cuccinello Compiles .280 Batting Average Across 1704 Games
Chicago native Tony Cuccinello posted a .280 career batting average over 1704 major league games. He played for multiple teams during his long professional tenure and left a notable mark in baseball history.
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Tony Cuccinello
Chicago
Down the Lanes: City Bowling Winners Crowned in 1966
The 1966 LBA city tournament at Pladium Lanes crowned Jayhawk Bowling Supply as Class A champions with 2,989. List & Clark led Class B with 4,126, and Workman's Salvage topped Class C with 4,002. Individual prizes went to Jerry Deaton, Wally Reid, and Gary Lawellin for top scratch games. Women’s LWBA event at Hillcrest Bowl continues with three events and 30 Lawrence teams entered for Wichita.
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LBA
Jayhawk Bowling Supply
Harold Gottschamer
Dick Stedman
Bob Heckman
Larry Myers
Chuck Hardman
List & Clark
Workman
Salvage
Jerry Deaton
Wally Reid
Gary Lawellin
Sirloin Steak House
G & Ia Bowling Supply
Other's
Mia American Prophy
Rumsey's
Glass
McMillan Oil Co
Independent Laundry
Jayhawk Rowing Supply
Lawrence Healty
Lawrence Paper Co
Brown Plumbing
Sanford Construction
Roy Borgen
Workman's Salvage
Lavery Vending
Jayhawk Sowling Supply
Husty's
IGA
Journal-World
Daisy Thompson
Yellow Cab
Lawrence
LWBA
Lawrence Women’s Bowling Association
Betty Kane
Veteran’s Administration
Betty
Kansas State Women’s Association
Wichita
Weekend Bowling Sheet With Mixed League Pairs
Players such as Hetty Boaze and Carol Smell compete in Friday Mixed and Sunday Sundowner events at Hillcrest Hillcrest lanes host several leagues including Sunday Night Mixed and Guys and Cats with participants like Warren Hornsby Modine Bailey and Rich Kennedy The text lists scores names and lanes and hints at multiple leagues across Hillcrest venues with numerous participants including Delores Staterio Judy Rider and Rosetta Coffey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Boaze
Bill Smell
Carol Smell
Modine Bailey
Hillcrest
Sundowner
Warren Hornsby
Larry Sanford
Bob Milton
Karhbara Haberatadt
Guys and Cats
Rich Kennedy
Dale Wring
TH Markley
Finley declines Milwaukee bid for Kansas City A's
Charles C. Finley said the Kansas City Athletics are not for sale amid a 1964 bid from eight Milwaukee businessmen to move the team. The proposal, not advanced to bargaining, surfaced during pretrial questions in Wisconsin antitrust case against the Braves and the National League. The suit goes to trial February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Finley
Wisconsin
Braves
National League
Richard Cutler
Baldwin High Bulldogs Clinch League Title With Win Over Gardner
Baldwin High downed Gardner 58-38 in a Little Seven contest to seal the conference title with an 11-1 league mark and 15-3 overall. Dave Nutt led Baldwin with 19 points, Tom Swan added 12, while Swan also had 12 blocks and 17 rebounds in a strong defensive effort. The night also featured a 54-52 overtime win over Gardner reserves and marked the regular season finale before district play next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin High Bulldogs
Gardner
Baldwin
Bulldogs
Dave Nutt
Tom Swan
Bill Beedles
Mark Biddle
Tom Taul
John Pruvis
Charles Perry
Charles Mansfield
Bulldog
Mansfield
Swan
Biddle
Duayne Madl
Rick Chambers
Larry Wright
Mike Gibbons
District Is Next For Linwood Five
Carbondale High defeated Linwood 74 to 66 Friday night at Linwood. Linwood’s B team won 57 to 55. Linwood ends regular season 6-13, fourth in Tri County League, district tournament Tuesday at Lansing. A team leaders were Ernie Lisson 18 Bob Hemphill 16 Terry Dowding 14 Mark Wilson 12. B team top scorers Ed Barnett and Bill Blair with 11 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale High
Linwood
Carbondale
Lansing
Ernie Lisson
Bob Hemphill
Terry Dowding
Mark Wilson
Frank Blackburn
John Hallenbeck
Pott Holds Lead at Tuc- son Open Golf Tournament
Johnny Pott leads the Tuc son Open after three rounds with a three stroke cushion over the nearest challenger. The $60,000 event in Tucson, Arizona, continues with final round play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Johnny Pott
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Steve Roger
Bill Kelly
Ron Scott
Orvel Criqui
Paul Rankin
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Mike Wray
Gary Langley
Danny Jaimes
Brian Cooper
Tom Yother
Larry Dillon
Steve Johnson
Lauren Jones
Rod Johannsen
Scott Belt
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Associated Press
Cardinal
Perry
Winchester
DeHoff
Schaake Pontiac
Cadillac, Inc
By Dick Stedman
Hillcrest Bowl
Pladium
Jean Collins
Barbara Miller
Bob Wetzel
Tony ‘Jollefson
John Harrel
Dick George
4Eke Johanning
Ralph Kitten
Dale Wheeler
Ken Pringle
WG Markley
Jerry Denton
Chuck Lanning
Starlight
Rob Porter
Lou Stephens
Gene Johnson
Bob Compton
Khen Warley
June Rucker
Velma Dillon
Betty Jo Hember
Sin
Clarice Morriss
Sylvia Soeturt
Fielle Hoffecker
Hen Waird
Betty Wine
Dot Marfen
Virlee Crupper
Peggy Puete
ILIFE
Lexei Em
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Sun
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Flarald Johnson
Axl
Vrio
Sue Naylor
Belyanke
Lavan
Delores Staterio
Speelk Leonard Au
Wiha Reitz
Prio
Judy Rider
Virlee Crapper
Newman
Rosetta Coffey
Georgia Stansell
Capper Stinson
Joan McBride
Carol
Linwood Five
Ed Barnett
Bill Blair
Pott
ART Nease
Bridge Standard
Cth & Mass
Clyde Kensinger
Woodmen
My Company
Woodmen Accident and Life
Sunflower
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Lincoln, Nebraska
Mayual Legal Reserve Company
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