Lawrence Lions Fall In Final Seconds To Wichita Southeast
In Topeka Invitational play, Wichita Southeast's Ross Alexander hit a last second jumper after rebounding Bob Matzen's miss to edge Lawrence 57-56. Kandykowicz led Lawrence with 20 points while Southeast’s Metzen scored 19 and Stevens 14 as Lawrence exits in clutch.
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Lawrence High
Wichita Southeast
Ross Alexander
Lions
Coffeyville
Topeka Central Gymnasium
Topeka Trojans
Golden Tornados
Topeka
Kandykowicz
Southeast
Buffalo
Lawrence
Mickey Allen
Mike Harding
Jim Garland
Big Boy
Jim Floro
Wichita
Larry Stevens
Mike Gilliam
Gilliam
Rod Wilkin
Allen
Stevens
Bob Matzen
Steve Kandykowicz
Kandybowicz
Lee Stucky
Alexander
Matzen
Lion
Wichita Souteast
Larry Cline
Harding
Metzen
Flore
Cillian
Kandyhowi
Lions Defeat Wichita East in Sixth Meet of Season
Lawrence High gymnasts led by Pete Pierson won 64 to 32 over Wichita East, extending an undefeated year. Roger Hemphill, Bob Whitaker, and Charles Beer earned multiple event wins as LHS dominated all events and hosts Atchison next Friday.
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Lawrence High
Wichita East
LHS
Bob Rector
Lawrence
Lions
Pete Pierson
Pierson
Roger Hemphill
Bob Whitaker
Charles Beer
Stan Rood
Ken Snow
Bob Payne
Marvin Commons
Steve Mitchell
Timberlake Plans to Sign with Giants in Major League Football
All America quarterback Bob Timberlake announced in Muskegon that he plans to sign a professional contract with the New York Giants. He would not disclose details but said the deal had been intended all along and he would travel with his attorney for formal signing next week.
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Mich
Bob Timberlake
Michigan
Oregon State
New York Giants
National Football League
Franklin
Ohio
Timberlake
Associated Press
New York
Y. A. Tittle
Allie) Sherman
Buffalo Bills
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Boxing results from Rome and Piacenza bouts
Fights last night in Rome saw Nono Benvenu stop Art Hernandez while Karl Milenberger outpointed Jefferson Davis in Frankfurt. In Piacenza Bruno Orsi defeated Sonny Forbes by disqualification in round four after Forbes struck.
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Italy
Nono Benvenutux
Art Hernandez
Omaha
Neb
Frankfurt
Germany
Karl Milenberger
West Germany
Jefferson Davis
Mobile
Ala
Piacenza
Bruno Orsi
Sonny Forbes
Canada
Forbes
Olympic Performers On Display In Los Angeles Meet
Olympic gold winners Mike Larrabee Rex Cawley Billy Mills Wyomin Tyus perform at the sixth annual Los Angeles Invitational track meet. The event features 21 other Olympians in the first major local track competition of the season.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Mike Larrabee
Rex Cawley
Billy Mills
Wyomin Tyus
Larabee
Mills
Tokyo
Miss Tyus
Pont Aims for Big Ten Title as Indiana Coach
John Pont, hired from Yale to succeed Phil Dickens at Indiana, sets his five year goal on winning the Big Ten. He survived a campus incident after a car strike at the Indianapolis airport and will form his staff, possibly bringing five Yale assistants, while reviewing 1964 game films.
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Ind
John Pont
Indiana
Pont
Yale
Phil Dickens
I.U
Bill Orwig
Weir Cook Municipal
Indianapolis
Carm Cozza
Herb Fairfield
Jay Fry
Ernie Plank
Jack Vanschoyck
Tony Lema Leads In Crosby Match
Tony Lema tops the field by three strokes entering the third round of the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach. Players face three courses Cypress Point Monterey and Peninsula before the final at Pebble Beach on Sunday.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Tony Lema
Bing Crosby
Tony
Cypress Point
Monterey
Peninsula
Haskell Institute Beats Fairbury 88 to 58 to Climb Standings
Haskell Institute rose to second in the Interstate Conference with an 88 58 win over Fairbury Junior College. Key scorers Burgess 16 Blevins 16 Elk Nation 10 and Allen 14 led a 43 percent shooting effort while Allen grabbed 15 rebounds as Haskell improved to 3 3 in league play. Fairbury's Ray Aldrich scored 33 as his team hit 33 percent from the floor. Haskell heads to El Dorado next Tuesday.
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Fairbury Junior College
Haskell
Jim Burgess
Don Blevins
Virgil Allen
Maurice Elk Nation
Allen
Big Boy
Ray Aldrich
el Dorado
Ft Allen
Burgess
Sampson
Hompson
Steetesseeeee
Fairbury
Moppison Coe
Bob Waltz
Schmidt
Schabst
Aldrich
Benson
Bowker
Wizner
Two Hays Players Are Booted Off the Squad
Fort Hays State coach Cade Suran suspended two players Gordon Stout and Jim Tieszen indefinitely for missing practice after a Colorado skiing trip. They will not play against Southern Colorado in Hays tonight, with duration of the suspension unspecified. The team also learned starter Neal Kirnland will be ineligible in the second semester.
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Kan
Cade Suran
Fort Hays
Colorado
Gordon Stout
Jim Tieszen
Southern Colorado
Suran
Neal Kirnlund
Weber State Falls as 10-Game Win Streak Ends
Weber State 12-2 overall loses a Big Sky tie for first after a 75-74 defeat at Montana. Gene Visscher's late freethrows miss seal, as Montana's Gary McGeelin scores 19 and Weber's Jerry Trice 20. Other results note Washington State over Washington and Wyoming over Denver as top teams sit idle.
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Weber State Wildcats
Montana Grizzlies
Missoula
Ogden
Utah
Gene Visscher
Muskegon
Mich
Weber
Gonzaga
Wyoming
Washington State
Washington
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Seattle
Idaho
Fairfield
Fairleigh- Dickinson
Colby
Amherst
Wade Hughes
Grizzlies
Gary Mcgeelin
Jerry Trice
Lynn Nance
Huskies
Pullman
Wash
Washington State Cougars
Ted Werner
Tom Workman
Malkin Strong
Seattle Chieftains
Jerry Skaife
Laramie
Leon Clark
Frank Mixon
Mike Branch
Fairleigh’ Dickinson
Ken Astor
Associated Press
Michigan
St. Joseph's
Providence
St. John’s
New York
Purdue
Penn
Baker Upsets McPherson In Kansas Conference Clash
Baker stunned McPherson 75-70 as Czaplinski led with 29 for McPherson and Carpenter added 25 for Baker. Bethany faces Ottawa at Lindsborg while Em poria and Friends won, shaping a tight conference race with McPherson 7-2 and Bethany 6-2 at the top.
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George Czaplinski
Brian Carpenter
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Friends
Sterling
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethel
CIC
Southern Colorado
Fort Hays State
Emporia State
St. Benedicts
Cardinal Brass Struggles With Player Contract Talks
Cardinal players face slow contract signings for the 1965 season after World Series champions Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds moves. Carl Warwick cites insult over a $1000 pay cut while others including Tito Francona Bob Tolan and Gerry Buchek join few signings among Cardinals and rival clubs.
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New York Yankees
Cardinal
Yankees
Carl Warwick
Roger Craig
Charlie James
Cincinnati Reds
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Dick Radatz
Earl Wilson
Frank Malzone
Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Cardinals
Dick Groat
Tito Francona
Bob Tolan
Gerry Buchek
Warwick
Pittsburgh
Billy Knoch
Gene Alley
Milwaukee
Joe Beck
Gene Oliver
Namath Set for Knee Surgery as Jets Star Eyes Return
Joe Namath, the Jets $400 000 quarterback, prepares for knee surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital to repair damaged cartilage. He vows to prove his worth once recovered, despite a contract that raised expectations. Recovery typically spans 10 days to two weeks.
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NEW York
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Alabama
Jets
Namath
Lenox Hill Hospital
James A. Nicholas
Tittle Retires As Player For New York Club
Y A Tittle, pro quarterback for 17 years, retires as a player but will serve the New York Giants as a public relations man and scout. He will operate mainly on the West Coast from Atherton California. The Giants keep him in a nonplaying role after a season they describe as poor.
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Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Tittle
National Football League
Giants
Bald Eagle
Atherton
Calif
Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
Louisiana State
Pacific Coast Refuses Open Track Entry
The Pacific Athletic Conference will not allow eight member schools to enter open track meets unless sanctioned by the United States Track and Field Federation. The mail vote Friday reaffirmed the conference stance against open competition, backing the USTFF and NCAA in the dispute with the AAU over governance of U.S. track and field.
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Pacific Athletic Conference
United States Track and Field Federation
USTFF
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
U.S
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