Kansas to host Missouri in final home game of 1962 63 season
Kansas University to meet Missouri at Allen Fieldhouse Friday at 7 35 p m in the Jayhawks last home appearance for seniors Captain Nolen Ellison Jim Dumas and Love Sparks along with center John Matt Missouri carries a 4 8 Big Eight record into Lawrence while Kansas stands 3 9 in league play and 10 13 overall after a 74 60 loss to Kansas State Wednesday in Manhattan
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Kansas State Defeats Jayhawks In 14-Point Big Eight Showdown
Kansas State outplayed Kansas 79 65 as Ellison led the Wildcats with strong defense and 24 points while Gary Marriott added 20. Murrell pulled 18 rebounds and 17 points for K State, Lakers? No. The Jayhawks trailed 33 25 at halftime and were edged despite late charge.
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Cincinnati Bearcats prove a deliberate, high percentage team
Ed Jucker defends a patient, defense-minded Bearcats style as he guides Cincinnati toward NCAA regional play. He cites 80 percent defense, prefers high percentage shots, and notes Loyola Chicago’s George Ireland’s jab about watching Cincinnati. The team eyes March 15-16 regional action with Kansas State or Colorado likely as opponents.
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Cage Matches Highlight Midwest College Results
Summary of college and high school basketball scores across multiple games. Seton Hall beat St Francis NY 71 Lehigh defeated Rutgers 81 Louisville beat DePaul in OT 71 69. Notre Dame, Kansas State, and others posted wins. high school district action includes numerous tournament results from Hoxie Silver Lake and White City among many towns.
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Five Will Be Honored By Small School Unit
NAIA to induct five figures at its Kansas City tournament on March 15. Honorees include coaches Leroy Meerley and Milton Jowers, players Jerry Shipp Larry Staverman and Bob Hopkins, plus contributors Frank and Charles Cramer.
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Pro Golfers Face Tough Test at New Orleans Open
In New Orleans the $40,000 Greater New Orleans Open opens Friday at Lakewood Country Club. Only eight pros broke par in the pro-am on the 7,000 yard course. Defending champion Bo Wininger of Oklahoma City reported no cards in the pro-am.
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Billy Golembiewski's Simple Bowling Start Described
Billy Golembiewski presents a simple starting posture with the ball held in the left palm and a four step push away. He emphasizes eye focus on the release spot, a straight or slight right swing, and a high follow through. Read more in 32 pages of tips offered for 35 cents.
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Three Tourney Sites In NCAA Cage Meet
The NCAA announced three more regional tournament sites for March 8-9. The 32 team small college field will be filled this weekend with pairings due Tuesday. Sites include Washington University in St Louis for the Great Lakes and Fresno State for the Southwest region. Final eight teams meet in Evansville, Indiana, March 13-15.
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Clay and Liston exchange boasts in Miami nightclub
Cassius Clay taunts Sonny Liston over looks and promises to win the heavyweight title before November. The pair clashed in a Miami night club with a playful exchange about who will fall in six rounds as Clay boasts of defeating Liston and Patterson.
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Wilt Chamberlain Decries St Louis Press Coverage
A Missouri group of Chamberlain fans wrote San Francisco papers calling for more factual reporting on the Warriors star. Chamberlain agreed, calling St Louis press and radio coverage the least fair in the NBA. He noted a 13 point performance in a 127 106 loss to the Hawks, contrasting his season average near 45. He also said he refused to shoot when open.
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Field set for 26th NIT at Madison Square Garden
The 26th National Invitation Tournament field is announced with 12 teams. Fordham and St Francis of New York join Wichita, St. Louis, DePaul, Marquette, Providence, Canisius, La Salle, Villanova, Memphis State and Miami of Florida for the 1963 classic to be played March 14 to 23 at MSG.
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Detroit CYO Flies With Questionable Bus To Chicago Fights
The Catholic Youth Organization faced embarrassment after using a bus with a police watch, owned by Detroit gambling czar Vito Giacalone, to take boys to Golden Gloves fights in Chicago. The driver, Odus Tincher, was a convicted gambler linked to Lions betting probes, prompting withdrawal.
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Celtics and Lakers Near Top in NBA Race for Best Record
In a pair of near no-contest games Boston and Los Angeles have clinched divisional leads and battle for the best regular season percentage and a $2,000 bonus. Boston beat the Lakers 122-111 while Chicago and Cincinnati won other NBA games.
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Spahn Trains Hard For 1963 Season In Florida
Warren Spahn the Milwaukee left hander and major league wins leader plans a slower build up in Palm Beach. At 42 in April and with 327 victories, he will follow a team conditioning program to reach a peak by opening day. He says elbow trouble from 1962 is gone and his body aches after workouts as expected with age.
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Defending Indoor Champs Face Rugged Tests This Year
Kansas City AP reports six defending champions enter the 35th Big Eight indoor championships with heavy pressure. Nebraska Missouri and Kansas lead form charts as pole vault and sprints shape title chances. Key contenders include Charles Strong Oklahoma State Gregory Pelster Missouri Larry Eilert Iowa State Kirk Hagan Kansas Fred Wilke Nebraska and favorites Fleming Swafford Brooks Knaub and Eilert in various events.
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Rice Excludes Player Over Unreported Bribe Offer
Rice University ruled junior tackle Lewis Mazzurana ineligible in all athletics for failing to report a basketball bribe offer linked to a Rice Baylor game. The 258 pound lineman can remain a student but cannot compete, amid a case involving teammates Herb Steinkamp and Dick Cramer who received $500 offers to fix the Feb 19 game.
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Parsons Giant to KU as Harvey Signs Letter of Intent
George Harvey of Parsons High signed a Kansas University letter of intent becoming the 29th Kansas recruit. The 6-4, 245-pound fullback earned all conference honors and All-State honorable mention and is rated a top college prospect.
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