Lions Lose Semi to Sabetha in Dodge City Tourney
Lawrence High School fell 51-41 as Sabetha used aggressive zone defense and Lions’ mistakes to advance. Ralph Light led LHS with 16 points, Bill Trull added 10, but 11 bad passes and multiple three second violations hampered the comeback. The Lions face Cimarron for third place at 7:30 p.m.
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Sabetha
Blue Jays
Lions
Dodge City
Max Rife
Cimarron
Washburn Rural
Rural
LHS
Shawnee Mission East
Coffeyville
Colby
Mission East
Ralph Light
Lion
Bill Trull
McPherson Beats Baker 73 54 In Conference Action
In Central Conference play Emporia State outscored St Benedicts 22 5 in the final 64 minutes to win 77 56. Jon Fuquay and Doug Glaysher each scored 19 for Emporia. Mike McCotter had 16 for St Benedicts. In Kansas Conference action McPherson defeated Baker 73 54 with McPherson making 29 free throws to Baker 10.
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Emporia State
St. Benedict's
Emporia
Jon Fuquay
Doug Glaysher
Mike McCotter
McPherson
Baker
Deryl Elmore
Mike Sears
Hastern
Northern St
Sterling Beats Friends Behind Armstrong Late Run
Sterling's John Armstrong sparked a late surge in the final five minutes to topple Friends with help from Dudley Boeken. Friends led 41-39 at halftime and were even till Armstrong pulled away. Snyder led Friends with 25 points, Boeken 24, Armstrong 23. Sterling improves to 6-3 in league play, Friends to 0-8. Tabor wins 10th game in 13 starts after shooting 51 percent. Kelvin Steinle scores 29 for Tabor. Gary West leads Southwestern with 12.
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John Armstrong
Friends
Armstrong
Dudley Boeken
Larry Snyder
Boeken
Tabor
Southwestern
Kelvin Steinle
Gary West
Eddie Machen Wins Release From Hospital Pulse
Eddie Machen walked out of Presbyterian Medical Center in San Francisco after psychiatric treatment, aiming to win the world heavyweight title from Sonny Liston and break ties with manager Sid Flaherty. He was moved from Napa State Hospital following a threat of self harm on a highway near Napa last month.
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Eddie Machen
Sonny Liston
Sid Flaherty
Machen
Presbyterian Medical Center
Napa State Hospital
Napa
Kennedy Seeks MacArthur to Settle Track Federation Fight
Kennedy urges General MacArthur to mediate the clash between the AAU and NCAA led track body. The AAU funds global junkets, sponsors Olympic trips, and wields power over athletes and coaches, while the NCAA group advocates reform and control over most top coaches.
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Gen. MacArthur
AAU
Douglas
MacArthur
U.S
NCAA
Australia
Rome
Bill Nie@er
al Oerter
Oerter
South Pacific
Bill Easton
Bill
Easton
Douglas MacArthur
Sabetha Blue Jays Rally Past LHS In Tight District Tilt
Sabetha led 42-37 after three minutes of a low scoring start and pulled away as LHS fouled late. Gary Hartter scored 20 and Dan Carpenter 14 for Sabetha while the Blue Jays outboarded LHS 29-21. Cimarron upset Shawnee Mission East 51-48 in the opener.
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Blue Jays
LHS
Gary Hartter
Dan Carpenter
Haskell Juco Routs Fort Scott In League Clash
Haskell Juco built a 31-16 halftime lead and coasted to an 81-48 Interstate League win over Fort Scott. LeBeau led with 15 points, Edwards 13, McLaughlin 12 as Haskell improved to 4-3 in league play and 4-5 overall. Fort Scott was led by Verna Green with 19 points.
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Postoak
Greyhounds
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Martini
Erie
Coleman
Duvall
Tolais
Cage Results Across Colleges From The Associated Press
A broad set of college basketball scores shows Buffalo, Alfred, Cornell, Penn, Princeton, Maryland, Virginia Union, and other teams with varied outcomes. Notable results include Maryland St 77 over Va. Union 75 and Stanford 57 over Washington 48.
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Alfred
Cornell
Penn
Princeton
Columbia
Maryland
Giambra Seeks Second Straight KO in Miami Beach Bout
Veteran middleweight Joey Giambra fights Luis Rodriguez in a 10 round national telecast at the Auditorium Miami Beach. Giambra aims for another knockout after stopping Florentino Fernandez in his last appearance and will carry about ten pounds more than Rodriguez the top welterweight contender.
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Joey Giambra
Luis Rodriguez
Giambra
Florentino Fernandez
Rodriguez
Pro Grid Players Refute Point Shaving In NFL Probe
Detroit AP reports five NFL players say the league will survive the gambling inquiry. They claim no games were dumped and point shaving is unlikely. players note vast contact with fans makes it hard to know everyone.
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NFL
WXYZ
Wayne Walker
Detroit Lions
Jim Ninowski
Cleveland Browns
Dan Currie
Green Bay Packers
Nick Pietrosante
Lions
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
Walker
Pete Rozelle
Alex Karras
Rozelle
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Retzlaff
Karras
NFL Players Association
Ninowski
Dave Diles
Ed Hardy
Don Wattrick
Cleveland
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Currie
Friday Area Cagers Quick Results Across Local Matches
Baldwin defeats Gardner 61 to 57 in a tight area showdown. Spring Hill overwhelmed Wellsville 47 to 21. Valley Falls edged Perry 55 to 54 with Metzger scoring 22 for Perry. McLouth beats Ozawkie 56 to 54. Lecompton nips Maple Hill 46 to 44 in a third place contest.
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Ozawkie
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Say
Scotties Defeat Tribe by 64-48 in Centennial League clash
Highland Park defeated Haskell Indians 64-48 at Topeka after leading 30-19 at halftime. Haskell shot 15 of 48 from the field while HP hit 27 of 65. The loss drops Haskell to 1-4 in league play and 6th loss in seven games. HP moves to 3-1 in league and 4-3 overall. HP also won the B game 50-47.
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Haskell Indians
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Topeka
Tribe
Haskell
Indians
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Ralston Hired to Lead Stanford Football Program
Stanford names John Ralston, former Utah State coach and California alum, as its 11th modern era football coach. Ralston, 35, accepted in Logan Utah after reports of the job emerged, signing for three years at about 17000 dollars annually. He led Utah State to 31 11 1 in four seasons with two bowl appearances and co champions in the Skyline Conference.
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John Ralston
Stanford
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Utah
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Jack Curtice
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Curtice Reported for Southern California Coaching Post
Palo Alto AP reports former Stanford coach Jack Curtice, 56, under consideration for a small college job in Southern California after a five year tenure and a 14-36 Stanford record. Schools listed include Pomona, Redlands, Whittier, or Los Angeles State.
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Stanford
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Southern California
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National Football Coaches Association
Coaches’ Rules Committee
Pomona
Redlands
Whittier
Los Angeles State
KU and Nebraska After First Win
Kansas faces Nebraska at Allen Fieldhouse in a must win Big Eight clash. KU 0-3 in the conference and 7-7 overall, Nebraska 0-2 and 5-8. Key players include Unseld and Ellison for KU, Vincent, Grape, Jones for Nebraska. Schichtle may start at guard with back issues.
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Bill Vincent
Ivan Grape
Charles Jones
Earl Wright
Daryl Petsch
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Jays
Iowa State
Unseld
Ellison
Gibson
Dumas
Schichtle
Harp
Bulldogs Cadets Keep Unbeaten Streaks in KC Area Play
Wyandotte Bulldogs beat Salina 51-46 at Wichita North Tournament to reach 11 wins while the Hays St. Josephs Cadets won their 10th of the season at Scott City invitational. Derby suffered its first defeat. Galena upset Girard 41-38 in CNC Tournament. Norcatur edged Lenora 36-34 in CNWK League play.
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Havlicek shines as Celtics top Royals in Boston
John Havlicek, formerly of Ohio State with Jerry Lucas, becomes the big gun for Boston as the Celtics defeat the Cincinnati Royals 122-112 at Boston. Havlicek scores 18 points and helps build a 63-57 halftime lead, extending Boston’s edge in the Eastern Division.
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Shaw named head coach of Saskatchewan Roughriders
Bob Shaw a former NFL assistant with Baltimore and San Francisco was named head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, succeeding Steve Owen who resigned after two seasons.
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Bob Shaw
Baltimore
San Francisco
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Shaw
Steve Owen
Linwood Dominates Piper To Clinch Loop Tournament Title
Linwood High School toppled Piper 57 to 44 on Linwood’s court to seize first in the Tri County League. Gary Johnson scored 16 for Linwood with John Green at 13 and Jim Garry 11 as Linwood moved to 9-0. Piper’s Fred Lindsey led visitors with 15 as Easton beat Basehor 42-35 for third.
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Jim Garry
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Richard Rose
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Jess Scockley
Ed Larson
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David Lindblad
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Basehor
Gary Basker
Dean Droke
Argentine heavyweight Lavorante can stand and speak
LOS ANGELES AP Alejandro Lavorante, an Argentine heavyweight in a coma for nearly four months, can stand up eat a large breakfast and even talk a little according to doctors.
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Alejandro Lavorante
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