Rice Officials Probe Bribe Attempt In Baylor Game
Rice University expelled a student who offered two players a bribe to shave points in the Baylor game. Players Herb Steinkamp and Dick Cramer reported the offer, and the matter was referred to the FBI. Rice lost to SMU 86 79 and beat Baylor 74 70.
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Southern Methodist
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Ottawa Braves Rout Friends In Final KC Schedule
The Ottawa Braves beat Friends 75-66 to finish the Kansas Conference schedule tied for sixth at 10-8. Tom Watson scored 25 points, Tom Kinder added 18 with 13 rebounds, while Clark Hay led Friends with 25 points as the Falcons ended tied for last with Kansas Wesleyan at 1-16.
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Indoor track set to thrill Big Eight fans and foes
Reaves Peters predicts a sell-out Big Eight Indoor meet with Nebraska favored to win by a breeze over Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma State. He cites a deep field in pole vault and high jump and notes Kansas and Oklahoma State as threats.
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KU to start five vs Nebraska in Lincoln clash
Kansas University coach Dick Harp will start the same five players from the Kansas State game as KU visits Nebraska in a Big Eight showdown at Lincoln. Ellison Correll Unseld Dumas Gibson headline the lineup with KU freshmen also meeting Nebraska.
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Haskell Falters In Final Stretch For Highland Park Loss
Highland Park High edged Haskell 52 to 48 after a late rally. John Neal led HP with 24 points and 16 rebounds while Elden Not Afraid scored 17 for the Tribe. Larry Roberts tied the game with a late field goal then Scotties sealed it with free throws and a decisive breakaway layup.
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Siebern Surprised By Finley Action
Kansas City Athletics owner Charley Finley publicized contract demands by first baseman Norm Siebern and second baseman Jerry Lumpe. Siebern and Lumpe reported fair terms given their 1962 performance, with Siebern seeking 40000 and Lumpe 35000 after Lofty offers. Finley indicated final offers were made and negotiations may continue when spring training begins in Bradenton Florida.
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Charley Finley
Kansas City Athletics
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Italian boxing results in Milan and Alessandria
Giordano Campari defeated Floyd Robinson on points in Milan. Salvatore Burrini won on points in Alessandria against Jean Claude Leroy. The competitions featured fighters from Ghana Italy and France with ten round outcomes.
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Associated Press
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Giordano Campari
Floyd Robinson
Ghana
Alessandria
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Jean Claude Leroy
France
College basketball scores from a wide set of games
The page lists numerous results with Princeton over Dartmouth 89 59 Cornell 68 50 Yale 83 71 Penn 61 58 Stanford 73 69 Oregon 83 70 Air Force 64 61 plus extensive regional high school scores across Kansas and surrounding states. Highlights include Saint Bonaventure 87 63 Niagara and Syracuse 65 41 Lakin 44 Cimarron 62.
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Three More Prep Clubs End Season Undefeated
Three more Kansas high school basketball teams finished the regular season with no losses, bringing the total undefeated squads to eight for Class B and BB tournament play next week. Wyandotte and Medicine Lodge remained undefeated in their classes with 19 and 18 wins respectively.
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Eudora Cardinals Clinch Strong 63 48 Win Over Lansing
Eudora finished the regular season 17 2 by downing Lansing 63 48 at home. Dale Neal returned to score 20 after sitting out the first half, Noel Bates led Lansing with 18, and Charley Watts added 16 for Eudora in a district tournament preview setting.
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Charley Watts
Larry Folks
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Hermon Harris
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Wichita Accepts Bid to National Invitation Tournament
Wichita's Wheatshockers accepted an NIT berth after a 65-64 upset of Cincinnati. Ranked seventh, Wichita is the sixth team in the 12 entry field for the tournament at Madison Square Garden March 14-23. The 16-6 Wheatshockers stunned Cincinnati and snapped a 37-game Bearcats win streak.
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Cincinnati
Madison Square Garden
Bearcats
Pro Cage Friday Results and Upcoming Games
Detroit beat Cincinnati 93 to unknown while Syracuse edged Los Angeles 113 105. New York 147 San Francisco 93 Detroit Wi. St Towls 2th Chicara 8. Sundays games include New York at Syracuse Boston at Sousa Rapeeles. Chicago hosts Detroit at Balti. Praversca at St Louis and Nupttimes Monday.
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Bobby Darwin Rookie Pitcher Shines With 1962 San Jose
Bobby Darwin a 19 year old rookie pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels struck out 202 men in 153 innings with San Jose in 1962. He posted an 11 6 record.
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Los Angeles Angels
San Jose
Lions Travel to Topeka for Regional Showdown
Lawrence High School basketball heads to Topeka to face the revamped Trojan lineup. The B team plays at 6 30 p m with the varsity following around 8 00 p m Coach Max Rife's squad sits at 1 5 this season while Topeka is 8 6 after reorganizing for regional play.
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Lawrence High School
Topeka
Cats and Cowboys Meet KU Spikers Tonight at Indoor Meet
Oklahoma State and Kansas State travel to Allen Fieldhouse to challenge Kansas in the final indoor meet before the Big Eight indoor championship in Kansas City. Gun time is 8 p.m. with field events earlier. notable showdowns include pole vault stars Manning Bauer Hol singer Walker and distances led by Strong Hagan McNeal.
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Kansas Jayhawks
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Mickey Bauer
Preston Holsinger
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Charles Strong
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Pat McNeal
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Friday's Results By Area Quintets
Area quintet scores show Baldwin Gardner Perry Oskaloosa Valley Falls in close games with Gardner 93 Calming notes list player tallies for Baldwin Gardner Perry Oskaloosa Valley Falls and McLouth leading scorers.
Calumet Farm Wins Garden State Stakes Twice
Calumet Farm remains the sole stable to claim Garden State Stakes victory on two occasions marking a rare double in the race's history.
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Calumet Farm
Jay Track Frosh Beat Four Foes At Friday Event
Kansas freshmen defeated Hutchinson Jaco Pittsburg State Coffeyville Iola in Kansas 65 to 51 33 15 5. John Donner won the mile and 880, John Lawson the two mile, Gary Schwarz the shot put, and the mile relay edged Pittsburg State.
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Harvard Hockey Trio From Ontario Reach Varsity Roster
Three members of Harvard's varsity hockey team hail from Ontario proving the Canadian connection remains strong on the Crimson roster. The players join teammates as they compete in conference play and aim for postseason success.
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