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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1963

Page

7

Lions Beat Leavenworth In Narrow High School Thriller

Lawrence High School defeats Leavenworth 42-40 on the Pioneer court to improve to 6-3 ahead of the Tour nament of Champions in Dodge City. Bill Scott led with 14 points, rod Taylor added 12, and Halley Kampschroeder was fouled late, making one of two free throws. The game featured a late 3-second scare as Leavenworth pressured the final possession.

Lawrence High School Leavenworth Pioneer Court Lions Max Rife Dodge City Lawrence Colby Shawnee-Mission East-Cimarron Coffeyville- Washburn Dodge City-Sabetha Halley Kampschroeder Steve Heck Bill Trull Heck Rife Bill Simpson Pioneers Ron Rogers Bill Scott Rod Taylor Sharo Scheuerman Portland Ore Bill Fouts Scheuerman

Eudora High Tops Baldwin in Little Seven Clash

Eudora High rolled to a 65-58 win over Baldwin in a Little Seven League basketball game. Eudora improved to 6-0 in league play and 9-1 overall as five players reached double figures led by Watts 16 Kazmater 15 Neal 12 Martin 12 and Folks 10. Baldwin top scorers Elm 17 Cleavinger 17.

Baldwin High School Eudora Baldwin Eudorans Cardinal Charley Watts Jerry Kazmaier Dale Neal Frank Martin Larry Folks J. DB Cleavinger Jimmy Elm Baldwin Club Bobby Langston

Lions Edge Dodge City Preview Highlight

Lawrence's Ralph Light led the attack with 20 points in a Dodge City meet contest despite dental damage. Four Lions scored in double digits as Kampschroeder 9 Trull 8 and Roger Harris 5 contributed. Light also grabbed 11 rebounds as Rife praised Light and the strong defense by Heck and Steve Pine.

Dodge City Lawrence Ralph Light Lions Kampschroeder Trull Roger Harris Rife Light Lion Heck Steve Pine

Football Entertainment and Scattered College Sports Notes

Southern Cal coach John McKay stresses fun and perspective as Kansas star George Unseld leads with 213 points, Nolen Ellison nears 200, and Baker eyes a key basketball clash. OU's Bill Wilkinson linked to Stanford while eyeing a governors race. NAIA and AAU clash over amateur status.

Southern Cal John McKay McKay Kansas George Unseld Iowa State Ames Nolen Ellison Baker University Bethel Baldwin Jim Irick Wildcats Cats Baker Lawrence Gary Colburn Ron Marsh Marsh

Arizona State Opens WAC Play With BYU Victory

Arizona State Sun Devils burst from the start in the Western Athletic Conference with an 89-84 win over Brigham Young to move to 13-1 after a lone earlier loss to Wichita in overtime. Cotton Nash scored 17 in the second half as ASU climbed to the top ranks.

Arizona State Sun Devils Sun Devils Brigham Young Arizona State Wichita Cotton Nash Kentucky Louisiana State Oregon State Stanford Southern California Washington Penn Brown Tennessee Tulane VMI Richmond Yale Princeton Columbia Harvard New Mexico Wyoming Utah Arizona Idaho Oregon Tony Abbott la Salle Manhattan Penn State Colgate

Wide array of college and high school results across regions

Basketball scores span LaSalle over Manhattan 78 61 to Penn State 78 Colgate 70 and multiple others including New Hampshire 83 Bates 74 and Oregon State 65 while high school contests note Wichita West 62 and Garden City 55 plus numerous city matchups across Kansas and nearby states.

LaSalle Manhattan Columbia Harvard Yale Princeton Penn Brown Penn State Colgate New Hampshire Bates Cornell Dartmouth Tennessee Tulane Kentucky Louisiana State Virginia Military Richmond St. Olaf Coe New Mexico Highlands Wayland Abilene Christian K New Far West Southern California Washington Santa Clara Loyola Calif Idaho Oregon State Stanford Colo St. College Colo, College New Mexico Wyoming Utah Arizona Arizona St. U Brigham Young Cape Girardeau State St Louis Concortia Missouri Valley Drury Evangel of Springfield Principia MacMurray Fil Augustana of Rock Island Junior College Garden City Pratt Kansas City Kan Kemper

Tonga Fisherman Is Honored For Sportsmanship

Edison Towell of Tonganoxie earned recognition for good sportsmanship in a Miami Florida fishing tournament last week. He released 56 snook while fishing from a small boat at Everglades City. The event emphasizes conservation and runs through April 14, with Towell’s catch to be recorded in a South Florida fishing yearbook.

Edison Towell

Oklahoma State Names Cutchin as New Head Coach

Stillwater Oklahoma Phil Cutchin longtime associate of Paul Bryant at Alabama was chosen head football coach at Oklahoma State. Regents approved a four year contract worth 16500 dollars annually to replace Cliff Speegle who was fired in December. Cutchin has tied with Bryant since 1952 and helped develop notable Tide quarterbacks Pat Trammell and Joe Namath.

Stillwater Okla Phil Cutchin Paul Bear Bryant Alabama Oklahoma State University Oklahoma State Regents Cutchin Cliff Speegle Bryant Kentucky Texas A&m Oklahoma State Henry P. Iba United States Iba A. D. Kirwan Army

Lakers Edge Warriors to Extend Streak and West Lead

The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the San Francisco Warriors 134-129 in a Friday showing. Wilt Chamberlain scored 67, breaking his Cow Palace mark as LA extended its winning streak to eight and improved to 6-0 against San Francisco this season.

Associated Press Pacific Coast National Basketball Association Los Angeles Lakers San Francisco Warriors San Francisco Warriors West Coast NBA John Havlicek Frank Ramsey Boston Celtics Syracuse

Boxing results from Los Angeles and Milan card

Johnny Smith KO’d Gene Bryant in the third round of a 10 round bout in Los Angeles. Salvatore Burruni outpointed Carlos Zayas in Milan in a 10 round European flyweight clash with Burruni at 111 and Zayas at 111 percent of their respective weights.

Los Angeles Johnny Smith Gene Bryant Tucson Ariz Milan Italy Salvatore Burruni Carlos Zayas Holyoke Mass Burruni Zayas

Daniels and Alongi to Meet Tonight in Sunnyside Bout

Billy Daniels and Tony Alongi, each with one prior loss, collide in a 10 round television bout at Sunnyside Garden. Daniels, 25, 6 foot 4, ranked seventh by the WBA at 17-1 with eight knockouts, lost to Cassius Clay on May 10. Alongi, 23, 6 foot 3, 29-1 with 17 KOs, split a cut-filled bout with Rodolfo Diaz last Feb. 7. The fight airs at 9 p.m. CST on ABC from a small East River club near Madison Square Garden.

New York Billy Daniels Tony Alongi Sunnyside Garden Daniels Billy Cassius Clay Cassius Clay Alongi Paterson N.J Rodolfo Diaz Argentina Miami Beach ABC East River Manhattan Madison Square Garden Sunnyside

West Team Liked In All Star Game

Lombardi leads a star packed West squad at the 13th annual Pro Bowl at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Eight Packers on the 33 man roster include Jim Taylor Bart Starr and Jim Ringo among others. East led by Allie Sherman features Y A Tittle and Jim Brown. Kickoff is 3 p.m. CST with NBC blacked out in LA.

LOS Angeles Guy Lombardi Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers Jim Taylor Bart Starr Jim Ringo Forest Gregg Jerry Kramer Allie Sherman New York Giants Y. A. Tittle Giants Jim Brown Cleveland Lombardi National Broadcasting Company

Pro Cage Friday Results and Sunday Schedule

Basketball results show Boston 4 over Syracuse 117 Detroit 16 over Chicago 142 Los Angeles 134 over San Francisco 120 New games include New York at Chicago Cocina at St Louis San Francisco at Los Angeles Detroit at Syracuse and Rochester Chicago at Boston St Louis at Cincinnati Detroit versus Syracuse New York at Los Angeles Sunday matchups list Chicago at Boston St Louis at Cincinnati and Detroit at Syracuse New York at Los Angeles

Boston Syracuse Detroit Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco New York Cocina St. Loubs Rochester St. Louis Cincinnati

First Stage of Study on Kansas Wild Turkey Season

The Forestry, Fish and Game Commission completes the first stage of evaluating wild turkeys in Kansas. A statewide census shows 45 flocks totaling at least 355 birds across 14 counties, mainly along southern river drainages. The study favors later habitat mapping and transplant planning to establish a Kansas wild turkey season.

Forestry, Fish & Game Commission Kansas Bill Peabody St. Paul Commission Keys Texas Fish & Game Commission Rio Grande Canadian Oklahoma Fish & Game Commission Commission On Wild Turkeys Peabody Missouri Arkansas Nebraska

Colorado Football to Keep Key Staff and Defy Change

Colorado head coach Eddie Crowder said the 1963 squad will largely keep its personnel, focusing on a tough defense and fewer errors. He plans a balanced offense with more passing, while emphasizing recruiting Colorado players. Crowder named two UCLA graduates as assistants Don Stalwick and Joe Harper, joining Rudy Feldman as Crowder builds his coaching staff.

Denver Colorado Eddie Crowder Oklahoma Southern California Crowder Rudy Feldman Cal Ward Boulder Cole UCLA Don Stalwick Utah Joe Harper University of California Santa Barbara Bud Wilkinson Stalwick Navy William Hart High School Los Angeles Wallace Idaho Harper Riverside Calif Colorado State University

Cyclones Favored Over KU in Big Eight Showdown

Kansas University faces Iowa State at Ames with KU aiming to even its league record at 1-1. The Jayhawks, 7-5 overall, meet 5-7 Cyclones, 0-2 in conference, in a game broadcast by WREN and the KU Sports Network.

Dave Schichtle Coffeyville Iowa State Angel Schichtle I-State Kansas City Journal-World Kansas University Jayhawks Ames Jr-State WREN I State Kansas Cyclones State Dick Harp Tom Peterson Gary Kleven Marv Straw Vince Brewer Dave Groth George Unseld Harry Gibson Kerry Bolton Nolen Ellison Jay Roberts Jim Dumas Dumas Columbia Missouri Jays Nebraska

Wyandotte and Derby Extend Unbeaten Kansas High School Run

Wyandotte remains undefeated with a 71-51 win over Topeka West to reach 10 wins, while Derby improves to 9-0 after a 73-56 victory against Mulvane. Other Class A leaders Medicine Lodge Lyons Humboldt and Girard also kept perfect records despite weather delays. Wichita East defeated Wichita North 49-39 to stay in class AA title contention.

Topeka Wandotte Derby Kansas Wyandotte Topeka West Mulvane Medicine Lodge Lyons Humboldt Girard Wichita East Wichita North

Valley Falls Upsets Nortonville in Area Cagers Clash

Valley Falls defeats Nortonville 67 to 63 as Metzger tops Valley players with 30 points and G Lane adds 16. DeSoto wins 59 48 at Gardner behind Velasquez 15 and Griffin 12. Overbrook edges Lyndon 64 63 with Supple 18 and Snell 16. Winchester beats Oskaloosa 41 35.

Valley Falles Nortonville Valley Halls Ie G. Lanete Fanndting Averghaar St . Valley Falls Brown Metzger Hkoydston Hesty Farmer Kabrial Desoto Gar Garrner Gardner Gardner—Velasquez Dota Te Griffin Gray Andrew Allenbrand Caldwell Bonham Gabriel Lee McDaniel Overbrook Cepen Tayndony Ww LT Lyndon Walguid Rrendel Ogle Linert Newon Snell Supple Hupner Cooper Anderson

Houston Oilers Profit for 1962 Reported in AFL

Bud Adams owner of the Houston Oilers announced in San Diego that the club earned about a $100,000 profit in 1962, the first profitable AFL team. He spoke at a news conference with six other league owners during their annual meeting as attendance rose and other clubs reduced losses.

San Diego Calif Houston Oiler Bud Adams Adams Barron Hilton

Tribe Game Postponed In Topeka By Weather

The Haskell Highland Park high school basketball game in Topeka was postponed due to weather and rescheduled for a later date.

Haskell-Highland Park Topeka

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