Lions face tough Junction City test after Topeka loss
Lawrence High School coach Max Rife said the Lions must rebound from a 76-48 defeat at Topeka as they head to Junction City. Topeka led early and pulled away, with THS’s Roscoe Jackson scoring 21 and Ralph Light leading Lawrence with 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Max Rife
Lions
Topeka
Junction City
LHS
Rife
Blue Jays
Trojans
Capital City
Halley Kampschroeder
Roger Harris
THS
Harris
Kampachi
Eengaee
Kimball Browning
Taylor
Aarrers
Scott Pet Neas Taylor
Dicker T Hubbard
Ridgway
Ste Sees
Asaeeeneeneeee
Ste
Boay
Lee Aseege Groves
Meadows
Johnson
McGhew
Torrez
Cordil Caldwell
Schlicher Wera
Nena Rensee
Auanrens Weemee
Fullmer demands rematch with Tiger after close title draw
Las Vegas AP report says Gene Fullmer seeks a June big-money rematch after a 15 round draw with Dick Tiger at the Convention Center. Tiger retained the title amid controversy over scoring and a cut above his eye. Fullmer claims victory and predicts another win, while both men trade postfight jabs over tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
New
Gene Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Convention Center
Tiger
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
San Francisco
Vern Bybee
John Romero
Pat Diskin
Associated Press
Nevada
Yonkers Raceway Opens Season With Near Sellout Crowd
Yonkers N Y AP a turnout close to 20000 is expected at Yonkers Raceway tonight to usher in New York s earliest and longest season of harness racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N.Y
Yonkers Raceway
New York
Wichita East Sets Gym Meet Crown Over Lawrence High
Wichita East won the state gymnastics title with 41 points while Lawrence High finished second with 27. Lawrence edged Wichita South East and others as LHS placements included Seaver and Dixon 1st and 2nd on still rings and Mulally 2nd on horizontal bar amid overall top finishes by Seaver, Dixon, and Hemphill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita East
Lawrence High School
Wichita
LHS
L. R
Dad
Lawrence
Richard Seaver
Wayne Dixon
Perry
Alan Mulally
Robert Pierson
Jim Gillespie
Stanley Husted
Richard Hemphill
Bob Whitaker
Charles Thomas
College basketball results roundup from AP
The Associated Press reports numerous college basketball scores including NYU 76 over St. Francis 62, Penn 82 over Dartmouth 63, Princeton 74 over Harvard 60, Yale 61 over Colum bia 76, Fordham 57, St Johns 49 over Brow, etc. Highlights include Duke 106 over North Carolina 93, Kentucky 78 over Auburn 59, Louisville 61 over Dayton 55 in OT, and Washington State 72 over Oregon 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYU
St. Francis
N.Y
Penn
Dartmouth
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Pitt
Penn State
Villanova
Xavier
Ohio
Navy
Army
Providence
Seton Hall
Canisius
Boston College
St. Joseph's
la Salle
Holy Cross
Boston
Rhode Island
Georgetown
D.C
St. Connecticut
Rutgers
Mass
New Hampshire
Albright
Delaware
Bowdoin
Maine
Duke
North Carolina
Mississippi State
JSU
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Kentucky
Auburn
Louisville
Dayton
Miami
Fla
Florida St
W. Virginia
George Washington
Wake Forest
Carolina
Tulane
North Carolina St
VMI
Vanderbilt
Florida
Maryland
Clemson
Notre Dame
Detroit
Kansas State
Iowa State
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
DePaul
Christian Bros
Chicago
Loyola
Houston
Arizona St
New Mexico
Texas
SMU
Arizona
Wyoming
Texas Tech
Rice
Texas A&m
TCU
Arkansas
Baylor
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Utah State
Creighton
Utah
Brighan Young
Southern Cal
Oregon State
UCLA
California
Oregon
Washington State
Idaho
Washington
Colorado State
Air Force
Montana
Weber
Haskell and Washburn Rural Open Centennial League Clash
Haskell defeated Washburn Rural 79 to 57 in a Centennial League high school game at Topeka. Eldon Not Afraid led Haskell with 22 points while Dave Hupp and Butch Woods each scored 20 for Washburn. The article notes this was Washburn’s final regular season game and mentions the Lawrence Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Rural
Haskell
Topeka
Eldon Not Afraid
Dave Hupp
Butch Woods
Washburn
Lawrence Indians
NCAA Tourney Berths Deter Mine Bearcats Challenge
Cincinnati builds its national title bid as Arizona State St. Josephs of Philadelphia Texas clinch conference titles for automatic bids. Pitt earns an at large, Cincinnati closes regular season with a narrow win over Tulsa while Duke dominates ACC and West Virginia tops George Washington. Loyola Chicago and NYU also win to stay NCAA bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Arizona State
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Texas
Pitt
Saturnight
Sun Devils
New Mexico
Utah
Brigham Young
LaSalle
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Rice
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Tulsa
Wichita
Bradley
Duke
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Art Heyman
ACC
West Virginia
Mountaineers
George Washington
KU Fresh Play K Staters Here Tuesday Night
The KU freshman basketball team aims for a 4 0 season mark at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Allen Fieldhouse facing Kansas State The Jayhawks recently edged Nebraska 66 63 to go 3 0 and will meet a stronger K State club led by Roy Smith Gary Williams Doug Johnson and Larry Weigel If Renko is unavailable Wesley Lochmann and Lewis lead the lineup with Chana Norris and Bailey as reserves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas State
Allen
Ted Owens
Big Jayhawks
Lincoln
Nebraska
Iowa State
Manhattan
Riney Lochmann
Wichita
del Lewis
Topeka
NU Frosh
Lochmann
Walt Wesley
Fort Myers
Fla
Huskers
Lewis
Wesley
Corey Webb
Kansas
Ernie Barrett
Roy Smith
Gary Williams
Doug Johnson
Larry Weigel
Ron Paradis
Paradis
Washburn Rural
Steve Renko
Kansas City
Renko
Owens
Fred Chana
la Grange
Ill
Loyce Bailey
al Bryant
Arkansas City
Larry Norris
Tom Jones
Dotson Third in National AAU Mile at New York
Kansas star Bill Dotson finished third in the National AAU mile in New York with a 4:00.4. Jim Beatty won in 3:59, with Jim Grelle second at 4:00 and Beatty clocking fast quarter splits. Coach Wayne Postoak praised Beatty while noting college starters Jim McLaughlin Gary Madman Ed Juneau Marvin Two Two and Ron Day for tonight’s lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dotson
Kansas
New York
Fabulous Jim Beatty
Beatty
Jim Grelle
Dotson
Grelle
Jim McLaughlin
Gary Madman
Ed Juneau
Marvin Two
Ron Day
Haskell to Close Jaco Season at Home
Haskell's powerful junior college basketball team closes the 1962-63 season at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Haskell gym against Kansas City. Haskell stands 9-4 in the Interstate League and can secure second place with a win. Joplin won the league. This is Haskell's first year in junior college basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Kansas City
Joplin
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Method
New York report describes a discovery called Bio-Dyne with a preparation named HO that claims to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction while easing symptoms, with patients stating piles have ceased to be a problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Derby Hopefuls Set for Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah
Cain Hoy Stables Never Bend leads a dozen derby-age colts in Miami as the $100000 Flamingo Stakes closes Hialeah’s racing program on Saturday with a strong field expected to contest the final big event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Cain Hoy Stable
Hialeah
Ex-Lion Star Powers Hays Gymnasts Past Kansas
Former Lawrence High standout Jim Mull led Hays State to a 75 37 win over Kansas at Hays with 14 points. Kent Dobbins added 17 for Kansas as Bill Holmes of Hoxie topped scorers with 21 14 points, winning trampoline and tumbling. Next action for Kansas is 2 30 p m Saturday versus Northwestern Oklahoma State of Alva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lockwood
Kansas University
Hays State
Lawrence High
Jim Mull
Hays
Lawrence Lions
Mull
Lion
Kent Dobbins
Kansas
Bill Holmes
Hoxie
Holmes
Dobbins
Alex Berker
Gary Cooper
Lockwood
Northwestern
Okla
State of Alva
Michigan State Draws Large Home Crowd Since Stadium Expansion
Michigan State football attendance has averaged 61,217 fans per home game since 1957 when Spartan Stadium was enlarged to seat 76,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State
Spartan Stadium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troy
By Larry Stroup
Joey Giardello
Sugar Ray Robinson
Wichita East II
THE
Loyola of Chicago
New York University
St. Francis of New York
Hillcrest
Oth and
Lewa
Central
Lawrence Central
Bob Taylor
John Saunders
Jim Shideler
Jack Smith
Jim Yee
Bob Fambrough
Tripp Anderson
Luis Nunez
Dave McReynolds
Doug Milroy
Jack Armbrister
Terry Hopkins
Larry Stancliff
Jim Floro
Jim O'Donnell
KU Fresh Play
K-Staters
Wayne Postoak
McGrew Real Estate
Hartford Life Insurance Company
Boston 12
Massachusetts
U.S
Lawrence Tire & Oil Co
Derby
Peipy
Capitol Federal
U. S
Kansas’ No. 1 Financial Institution
Capitol Federal Savings
Mone Cpmce, Topiaa