Lions fall 60 56 to Leavenworth in hard fought contest
Lawrence Lions played a fierce game but dropped a 60 to 56 decision to the Leavenworth Pioneers before a full house at Law rence High Gym. Bo Harris injured a badly sprained ankle late as Leavenworth used a late delay to seal the win.
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UCLA Bruins Romp Past Southern California 79 59
UCLA remains undefeated and atop the AP poll as No. 1 Johnny Wooden squad routs Southern California 79 to 59 behind Walt Hazzard 21 points in the second half. Kentucky, Utah, New Mexico win. Oregon State upset. Princeton, Brown in Ivy tilt.
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Friday's Area Quintet Results In Knights and Courts
Friday reports show Auburn 48 Lecomern 45 and Gardner 42 DeSoto 41 with high scorers and overtime action at Valley Falls 78 over 70. Tonganoxie 67 Lansing 42 closes the day while Penn State football totals first downs at 154 and 151 by its offense and defense.
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Mizzou Tops Jayhawks In Second Mat Match
Missouri defeated Kansas 21-13 in Allen Fieldhouse reversing a 29-3 win in Columbia. KU fell to 0-3 on the season with losses across weights including 137 MU pin of Pepper and 130 MU win over Morgan, while KU pins by Worland and Doughty were counted in KU’s losses.
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Lions, Pioneers set for rubber match in return to Leavenworth
Too Many Pioneers faced injury woes and heavy swelling as Harris battled foul trouble. Bill Trull led Leavenworth with 19 points while Pete Nelson scored 18 and Ray Simpson 12. Lawrence's Kandykowicz had 12 as the about-to-appear game with Winfield also looms as a tiebreaker in a 15 game series between the schools.
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Max Rife
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Rod Taylor
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Ray Simpson
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Seven Meet Indoor Schedule for KU Trackmen in 1964
Kansas announces a seven meet indoor track schedule for 1964 led by coach Bill Easton. The squad includes nineteen lettermen from the 1963 team, with four last year’s league champions highlighted. Opening Feb 1 at Lawrence features Pittsburg State and Wichita, plus meets with Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, the Big Eight Indoor in Kansas City, and two invitational events.
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Chicago Daily News
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KU Fresh Cagers Open on Tuesday
Coach Teddy Owens will send four in state Kansas freshmen against Nebraska in Allen Fieldhouse on Tuesday with a 6 20 prelim. The squad includes Hal ley Kampschroeder Pat Davis Ron Franz and Pim Dressing along with Mike Finnigan. Owens says the group is fair in ability and aims for a respectable year while Franz could help the Varsity next season.
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Ward
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Victoria
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Troy
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Haskell Indians roll to 96 80 win over Joplin
Haskell junior college, led by Wayne Postoak, improved its Interstate Conference record to 5-0 with a 96-80 victory over Joplin. Jim McLaughlin scored 28, Two Two and Elk Nation added 21 and 20, while Day, Two Two, and Elk Nation produced steals as the Tribe built a halftime edge and pulled away.
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Kentucky Political Group Heads to AL Meeting in Louisville
A Kentucky delegation led by Mayor William Cowger and Governor Edward Breathitt will attend the American League meeting to seek approval for moving the Athletics to Louisville for 1964 and 1965. Finley needs eight of ten votes, but several owners oppose the shift amid disputes with Kansas City over Municipal Stadium terms.
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Charles O. Finley
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Thruston Morton
Edward T. Breathitt
M. G. Snyder
Marlow Cook
Jefferson County
Finley
Ilus Davis
Davis
Kansas City Chiefs
Slugging Sugar Ramos Holds Onto His Crown
World featherweight champion Sugar Ramos extended his win streak to 46 with a unanimous 10 round decision over Vicente Dorado at the Olympic Auditorium. Ramos opened a cut over Dorado and landed decisive rights in the fourth as Dorado pressed the pace early. Officials scored the bout in Ramos favor on all cards.
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Sugar Ramos
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Olympic Auditorium
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Mexico City
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Early Showdown for Iba's Club Pokes Face OU and K-State
Oklahoma State and Missouri seek early leverage in Big Eight basketball as Kansas State aims to rebound at Manhattan against Iowa State. Oklahoma State faces Oklahoma and later Kansas State, while Missouri treads road games before hosting Nebraska and Colorado. Colorado surged with a 60-59 win over Kansas State and leads, as Kansas battles injuries against Oklahoma State.
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al Correll
Harry Gibson
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Bob Price
George Flamank
Ned Monsees
Gary Garner
Various College and High School Basketball Scores Across Regions
A dense listing of basketball results shows Princeton S86 Brown 36 Lehigh St Colgate 78 Pean 70 Yale 9 Columbia 40 Dartmouth TH 2 Cornell st Harvard 77 LaSalle 62 Syracuse 61 Vermont fS Massachusetts 85 with many more scores including Utah State 88 Air Force 7a New Mex 49 Brigham Young 68 Oregon State 5 Stanford 74 UCLA 79 California 72 and numerous Kansas and Missouri Valley games.
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SMU athletic director Matty Bell to retire in July
SMU announces that Matty Bell will retire as athletic director on July 1 after 19 years in the post. Bell, who will soon turn 65, is a former coach at Haskell Institute in Lawrence, Kansas, and no successor has been named.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities
Sugar Ramos of Mexico City outpointed Vicente Dorado of Argentina in Los Angeles. Angel Robinson Garcia from Paris defeated Giordano Campari of Italy in Milan. Oscar Miranda from Argentina beat Navarro Parades of Spain in a separate bout.
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Baldwin Unbeaten In Little Seven League Action
Baldwin High School remains undefeated in the Little Seven League after a 47 to 45 win over Eudora. Steve Kreighbaum led Baldwin with 19 points as the team moved to 5-0, sharing the lead with Gardner. The Baldwins’ next game visits Gardner while Eudora heads to the Lansing tournament.
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Perry Earns Narrow Comeback Victory Over Oskaloosa
After a slow start Perry, 6-1, beat Oskaloosa 59-53 in Jefferson County League play. Howell led Oskaloosa with 21 points, while Jim Stanwix had 15 for Perry supported by three scorers in double figures. Perry will play in next week’s tournament action. Oskaloosa faces McLouth in Perry.
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Rallye at Malls Shopping Center Sunday Aids Roger Williams
Drivers and navigators will match wits against rallye master Roger Williams at 1 30 p m Sunday in a sports car event at the Malls Shopping Center. The Jayhawk Sports Car Club sponsors the TSD race set to run rain or shine with seat belts required.
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