Donna Henson Leads Eudora Women In High Scoring Week
Donna Henson paced Hillcrest Ladies Big 8 as the Eudora Meat Market quintet posted a 950 game and 2687 series, with Henson a 645 set including 245 and 212 games. Elsie Folks and John Harrell won Ober's Mixed Doubles at Palace Lanes, posting 1283 for $50, while multiple duos cashed in numerous events. The column covers top NBA league scores and Hillcrest Bowl Pro-Am plans with entries worth $50 and a $5000 prize pool.
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Pat Powell
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Ann
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Betty Allen
Judy Tuttle
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Dorene Hadl
Joan McBride
Joyce Sooby
Judy Robertson
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Doris Else
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Marge Snodgrass
Nadine Kasberger
Judy Nieder
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the Pladium
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Roxy Barber
Cliff Harding
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Viv Jacob
Ruby Hatton
Ben Whiteaker
Helen Brewington
Ellen Miller
Rita Schmidtberger
Lorraine Wilson
Velma Dillon
Pearl Stinson
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Joan Caine
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Doris Gilliland
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Fred Rush
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Haskell Cagers Meet K. C. Five
The Haskell Institute basketball team returns after a two week layoff to face Kansas City Junior College at 7 30 p m in the Haskell Gymnas ium court The Indians have eight games with seven losses and will start Henry Rondeau Robin Bighorn Clarence Cowapoo Melvin Gaines and Rodney Miller in the lineup.
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Giants Sign McCovey Haller and Davenport for 1967
The San Francisco Giants announce contracts for 1967 with Willie McCovey Tom Haller and Jim Davenport joining four players under contract. Center fielder Willie Mays remains under a two year contract into its second year.
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Wichita Upset By North Texas In Denton
North Texas stunned Wichita 80-68 at Denton, marking the Eagles first Valley win since 1965 and first win over Wichita at Denton. Coach Dan Spika earned his first Valley victory, and Russell led with 23 points including 12 in the final nine minutes.
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UCLA Keeps top spot as poll reshuffles edges
UCLA remains No 1 in the AP poll with 35 first place votes and 359 points. Louisville holds second after a 13 0 record while New Mexico rises to third and Houston to fourth. Princeton enters the top ten at No 7 after beating North Carolina, dropping the Tar Heels to fifth. Kansas climbs to No 8 and Florida debuts at No 10.
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NCAA AAU War Over Track Control Likely Feb Return
New York AP report notes potential resumption of the NCAA and AAU dispute over track and field governance as the USTFF plans an February 10 invitational meet for its members. AAU objections target dual members who may lose eligibility without AAU sanction. A mediation committee led by Theodore W. Kheel is seeking a truce until its findings.
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Local Gym Opens for Lawrence Businessmen
The Lawrence Community Building Gym opens to local businessmen every Tuesday and Friday from noon to 12 45 pm for conditioning programs. Sponsored by the Lawrence Park and Recreation Department, activities include basketball weight room volleyball and table tennis. Participants need only gym clothes soap and towel. Shower facilities available. No registration required. The aim is to chase fat create friendly court competition tone up muscles generate conversation and offer a break from business says recreation chief Wayne Bly.
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