Finley Faces City Over A's Stadium Lease Deadlock
Kansas City and Oakland battle over a four year stadium lease for the Athletics as Charles O Finley weighs two new city proposals. Mayors Davis and Finley exchange hard lines amid league ultimatum and threats of court action surrounding potential move to Louisville or Oakland.
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Finley
Louis Nizer
New York
Ilus Davis
Nizer
Davis
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Louisville
Oakland
Calif
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ben Fuller Leads Pittsburg in Legion Bowling Tourney
Ben Fuller Post No. 2 of Pittsburg won the team trophy at the 17th annual American Legion State Bowling Tournament at Hillcrest Bowl. About 775 bowlers competed over three weekends. prizes exceed $5,000. Fuller led with 3,237 pins, Elton Sellers of McPherson won the all events title with 2,071, and Lawrence, Hutchinson, Ottawa, Chanute, and Topeka bowlers appear among top finishes in singles doubles and all events.
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Pittsburg
Hillcrest Bowl
Elton Sellers
McPherson
Ben Fuller
Martin’s Sinclair
Riverside Lanes
Hutchinson
Robert Heiser
Osage City
First National Bank
Hoisington
Lawrence
Gremlins of
Topeka
Lucky Strikers
Horton
Virginia Inn
Atchison
T. Hold
C. Sosnoski
E. King
M. Johnson
Chanute
G. Culver
I. Olson
C. Herman
C. Chancey
H. Rusco
C. W. McNaul
Marquette
B. Kennedy
K. Grother
J. O'Donnell
W. Best
L. Coffman
K. Timbrook
Emporia
G. Lacombe
R. Huff
Shawnee
H. Brown
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Brain Trust
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Legion
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Bill Boswell
Compton
Tony Tollefson
Hillcrest Lanes
Max Fooshee
Kansas Legion Bowling
Weekend Fights Result Across Berlin Naples and Osaka
Karl Mildenberg defeated Archie McBride by decision in Berlin. Sal Burrini stopped Jean LeRoy in Naples. Kang Iu Shu outpointed Hiroshi Kobayashi in Osaka.
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Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Archie McBride
Trenton
N. J
Naples
Italy
Sal Burrini
Jean LeRoy
France
Osaka
Japan
Kang Iu Shu
South Korea
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Sayers Brown Best in Loop in 1963 Big Eight
Bob Brown of Nebraska named outstanding back and Gale Sayers of Kansas best lineman in the 1963 Big Eight Conference voting by league writers. Brown led with 54 votes, Sayers had 31, while other receivers included Lloyd Voss Ralph Neely Newt Burton Brian Schweda Tom Vaughn Jim Grisham Gary Lane Willie Ross.
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Kansas City
Bob Brown
Nebraska
Gale Sayers
Fleet Kansas
League
Brown
Sayers
Lloyd Voss
Ralph Neely
Newt Burton
Oklahoma
Brian Schweda
Kansas
Tom Vaughn
Iowa
Jim Grisham
Gary Lane
Missouri
Willie Ross
Bowling Tourney Goes to Strampe In Dallas Action
Bob Strampe won the $15,000 men's championship in the All-Star bowling tournament and turned pro after being fired as an aeronautical engineer. The 27-year-old, now in Detroit, defeated Tommy Tuttle 257 255 203 715.
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Strampe
Dallas
Bob Strampe
Detroit
St. Louis
Minneapolis
N.C
Tuttle
Don Carter
Laverne Carter
Carter
Evelyn Teal
Miami
Marsh Seeks Third Straight KC Golden Gloves Title
Kansas University junior Ron Marsh, a football guard and swimmer, defends his two-time heavyweight crown in the Kansas City Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions February 11, 12 and 15 at Municipal Auditorium. Marsh, 180 pounds, aims for a third straight title despite strong competition and prior success in national events.
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Ron Marsh
Kansas University
Kansas City
Marsh
Chicago
Tony Novak
Bob Miller
del Nabors
Frank House
K.C
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Science reveals a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Prepagngs B suppositories or ointment that shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and pain without surgery. Cases show actual shrinkage and relief with statements that piles have ceased to be a problem.
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New York, N. Y
Tebbetts Sees an Improved Year Cleveland a Title Contender
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts predicts a stronger 1964 season after detailing 1963 injuries and underperformances. He cites Howser and Davalillo as health factors, praises infield depth and pitching depth including John and McDowell, and notes potential contributions from Chance Salmon or Agee as the club aims for a pennant challenge.
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Tebbetts
Cleveland
Dick Howser
Vic Davalillo
John Romanov
Woodie Held
Dick Donovan
Tito Francona
Fred Whitfield
Larry Brown
Max Alvis
Joe Azcue
Romano
Howser
Davalillo
Leon Wagner
Held
Alvis
Whitfield
Arcue
al Luplow
al Smith
Ruthford Chico Salmon
Tommie Agee
3rd Rank Loyola Drops a Pair
The Associated Press tally shows Chicago Loyola 11-3 losing to Memphis State 83-65 and Wichita 80-76. Other top teams include UCLA idle, Michigan posting wins, and Wichita tying for 10th after beating Chicago Loyola.
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Associated Press
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Michigan
Minnesota
Michigan St
Chicago Loyola
Memphis State
Wichita
Davidson
Wofford
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Villanova
West Chester
Penn
Duke
Tennessee
DePaul
Oregon State
Stanford
Pro Cage Sunday's Results Pace and Scores Across Cities
The card lists Sunday results with teams in action. Boston 115 over New York 102, Baltimore 131 over Philadelphia 120, St. Louis 106 over Detroit 14, Los Angeles 108 over San Francisco 6.
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New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
G.B
Willie Murrell Poised For Final Oklahoma Night Showdown
Kansas State star Willie Murrell, 6-6, 210, eyes a big showing in Norman as he tries to spark a comeback in the Big Eight title race. Oklahoma, led by 80.9 ppg, hosts K State amid a crowded Saturday schedule with Colorado at Oklahoma, Nebraska at Missouri, and Kansas State at Oklahoma State.
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Willie Murrell
Norman
Okla
Murrell
Colorado
Ken Charlton
Kansas
Manhattan
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Cyclones
Ames
Sooners
K-State
Dave Barrett
South Carolina
Joe Hurst
Town State
Butch Roberts
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Drake
Tulsa
Big Eight at a Glance: Weekend College Games
Tonight Kansas State at Oklahoma. Tuesday Drake at Iowa State. Wednesday Missouri at Tulsa. Saturday Kansas at Kansas State Town State at Oklahoma State Colorado at Oklahoma Nebraska at Missouri.
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Town State
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Drake
Iowa State
Missouri
Tulsa
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Nebraska
Missour
Wildcats face Oklahoma after uneven early season results
Willie from Taft Okla has struggled against Oklahoma with low averages in three trips. Murrell has fared well against Oklahoma teams, but Kansas State needs a strong scoring showing as they slip to 1-2 while Oklahoma State leads 3-0. A victory at Oklahoma could spark a comeback.
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Willie
Taft
Okla
Oklahoma
Norman
Stillwater
K-State
Murrell
Manhattan
Kansas City
Wildcats
Oklahoma State
Perry Record 9 1 After Easton Win
Perry High School led all the way to defeat Easton 71 62 in a home game Saturday night. Steeve Crawshaw scored 20 points to pace Perry with Stanwix 16 and Hurd 12. Perry improves to 9 1 for the season and hosts Nortonville Tuesday night.
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Perry High School
Easton
Perry
Nortonville
Steeve Crawshaw
Jim Stanwix
Don Hurd
Brooks
Hurd
Hermann
Crawshaw
Stanwix
Rodman
Rice
Beying
Sass
Sloan
Boskar
Polley
Larry Mitchell
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