Lawrence Five Ready to Roar For Pioneers
Lawrence High School to play Leavenworth in Pioneer contest after 59 56 loss to Shawnee Mission North. Coach Max Rife emphasizes defense and rebounding as he fields starting five Harris at center Heck Trull at forward Kampschroeder Light at guard with Browning and Pine as key reserves. Lionstarget 14th straight win in series ongoing since 1901.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Roger Harris
Steve Heck
Bill Trull
Halley Kampschroeder
Ralph Light
Mike Browning
Steve Pine
Browning
Light
Mission North
Pine
Billy West Shows Easy Rolling Bowling Style
The article praises Billy West a tall 6 foot 5 bowling star, explaining his rhythm relies on a slow four step start and a smooth push away. He emphasizes walking into a swing rather than throwing the ball and advocates rolling with the feet leading to a balanced slide.
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Vf Strong
Billy West
Welu
Wayne Duke eyed for Big Eight executive role
The Big Eight named Wayne Duke executive director, with questions about real power. Observers note Duke’s NCAA experience and potential to become commissioner, while concerns linger whether league officials will cede control. Duke may appoint a supervisor of officials and a publicity head as part of broader reforms.
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NCAA
Kansas University
Bill Mayer
Kansas City
Big Eight
Cliff Ogden
Don Pierce
League
Roberts Poised as KU Sends New Star Against Iowa State
Kansas looks to reshuffle its starting five for a Big Eight game at Ames with Jay Roberts likely to replace injured Jim Dumas. Roberts, a 6-4 multi sport sophomore, could join George Unseld Harry Gibson Kerry Bolton and Nolen Ellison in the lineup as KU seeks a road upset after a 7-5 overall mark and a tourney title win over Iowa State.
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Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri
Kansas University
Ames
Jay Roberts
Triplesport
Kansas State
Jayhawk
Jim Dumas
Topeka
Roberts
Dave Schichtle
George Unseld
Harry Gibson
Kerry Bolton
Nolen Ellison
Glen Anderson
Rich Froistad
Gary Kleven
Marv Straw
Vince Brewer
Dave Groth
Harp
Itate
Colorado
Jays
Boxing Officials Plan Big Meeting To Discuss Sport
World boxing officials from around the globe plan a Mexico City meeting to unify rules and discipline. The goal is a World Championship Committee with binding power to end inconsistent suspensions and cross border title claims. The United States no longer dominates, with 44 of 109 champions and contenders in 1962. 27 countries share the rest.
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Mexico City
National Boxing Association
World Boxing Association
New York Athletic Commission
British Boxing Board of Control
European Boxing Union
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WBA
Asia
United States
Ring Magazine
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Philley to Manage Colt .45s Farm Team in California League
AP reports veteran manager Dave Philley will lead the Houston Colt.45s Modesto farm club in the California League as announced by Colt General Manager Paul Richards. In 1962 Kansas City Athletics pitchers threw 63 wild pitches and drew 655 walks.
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Dave Philley
Houston Colt
Modesto
Colt
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Conference race tightens as Baker and Southwestern win
Baker beats Kansas Wesleyan 85 66 to pull even with Sterling and near Bethel in the Kansas Conference standings. Southwestern edges Ottawa 73 70 with Don Turner scoring 30. Bethany edges McPherson 74 60 as Ade 30 and Johnson 24 pace the Bethany attack. Emporia State tops Peru State 75 72 in OT with Garry Patterson tying at 66 66 late regulation and scoring key baskets. Pittsburg State beats Arkansas State 103 84 behind Locke 28 Holt 21 Couch 20.
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Nebraska
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Baker
Sterling
Bethel
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Doug Ade
Paul Johnson
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Delwirt Locke
Dave Holt
Jerry Couch
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Mian
Ohio
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Toledo
Bowling Green
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St. Joseph's
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Thinois
Carthage
South Dakota St
Mankato
Pittsburgh
Kan
Arkansas St
Indiana St
Butler
FAR West
Two Double A Schools Still Unbeaten After Less Than Half Season
Topeka AP report lists Wyandotte and Derby as the only perfect Class AA teams with unbeaten records midway through the season. It notes 11 undefeated Class A programs Beloit Girard Goodland Humboldt Larned Lyons Medicine Lodge Salina St Johns Ulysses and Wamego and previews Friday’s matchups including Wyandotte at Topeka West and Derby at Clearwater with several Class A games on the slate.
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Kansas
Wyandotte
Derby
Beloit
Girard
Goodland
Humboldt
Larned
Lyons
Medicine Lodge
Salina
St. Johns
Ulysses
Wamega
Wyandotte Bulldogs
Topeka West
Clearwater
Smith Center
Baxter Springs
Norton
Neodesha
Hays
Sterling
Kingman
Brookville
Salina St. Johns
Wamego
Sahetha
Parsons Cage Coach Planning to Resign
Harold Johnson announces resignation after 15th season as Parsons High School head basketball coach. He cites coaching as a young man’s profession and notes his teams won nine Southeast Kansas League titles, with Parsons going 246 73 under his leadership.
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Parsons
Harold Johnson
Parsons High School
Johnson
Oilers Sign Hopkins From Texas A&M
The Houston Oilers announced the signing of linebacker Jerry Hopkins from Texas A&M on Wednesday.
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Hopkins
Houston
Houston Oilers
American Football League
Jerry Hopkins
Texas A&m
Cleveland Fires Veteran Skipper Brown
Paul Brown, longtime Browns coach and general manager, is fired by club president Arthur Modell. Brown will stay as vice president and finish his six year contract. Modell aims to name successors for coach and GM within 10 days. Brown compiled a 296–75–15 coaching record across high school, college, and pro levels.
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Browns
New York
NFL
Severn Prep
Massillon
Ohio
Ohio State University
Great Lakes Naval Station
Chicago
Sophomores Pace Notre Dame Club To an Upset Win
Sophomores led Notre Dame to an 82 62 upset over DePaul as Larry Sheffied scored 21 Don Reed 17 and Walt Sahm 16. Notre Dame improves to 9 3 while DePaul visits South Bend next Wednesday.
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Illinois
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South Bend
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Larry Sheffied
Don Reed
Walt Sahm
Soph
Billy Rade
Georgia
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Bowling Green
Pro Cage Wednesday Results Highlight Nba Scores
St. Louis beat New York 110 to 96. Los Angeles defeated Detroit 123 to 115. Cincinnati edged Syracuse 116 to 112. Chicago topped Boston 131 to 123. Boston to host Cincinnati and Syracuse to visit Boston while Chicago travels to Detroit and Los Angeles visits San Francisco.
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Detroit
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
National Collegiate Group Adopts a New Strong Stand
The NCAA delegates return from the convention with a four point policy aimed at withdrawing from AAU events and limiting facilities to federation activities. They pledge to boycott unsanctioned events and seek dual sanctions or federation membership, affecting major indoor track meets in the East starting in Boston.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Douglas MacArthur
Boston
NCAA
Walter Byers
U.S
Kennedy
New York
Tokyo
College and high school results from AP cage report
The Associated Press cage results show Seton Hall 79 Rider 47 and Fordham 89 Rutgers 66 among many college games. High school noted St Patrick's Parsons 63 Mulberry 4 with other regional scores.
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Rider
Pittsburgh
Westminister
Terriple
Lafayette
St. Joseph's
Lehigh
Fordham
Rutgers
Dayton
St. Francis
Seattle
Montana
St. Patrick's of Parsons
Mulberry
Iowa U President Robert Ray Named NCAA President
Robert F. Ray of the State University of Iowa was elected the 1963 president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association at the NCAA convention. He succeeds Henry B. Hardin of Texas Christian University. Everett D. Barnes of Colgate University was named secretary treasurer, taking over from Rev. Wilfred H. Crowley of Santa Clara University.
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Robert F. Ray
State University of
Iowa
National Collegiate Athletic Association
All Star Cagers On TV In 17 Cities
NBA All Star game in Los Angeles will be telecast in at least 17 cities. East-West contest airs Wednesday night January 16 starting 8 15 p m Pacific 10 15 p m Central. Stations in Albany Boston Chicago Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Evansville Indianapolis Hartford Lexington Minneapolis New York Philadelphia Providence St Louis Topeka and more confirmed.
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Maurice Podoloff
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N.Y
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Chicago
Cincinnati
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W.va
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Lexington, Ky
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