Pioneer Pioneers Dominate Lions 78-59 on Road
Leavenworth High fell 78-59 as the Pioneers jumped to an early lead and Lawrence never recovered on the Lions court. Oliver Gillom led Leavenworth with 24 points while Phil Floyd scored 23 for Lawrence, and Gillom grabbed 17 rebounds.
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Reaves Peters Former Big Eight Leader Dies at 73
Reaves E Peters Sr aged 73 died Sunday night at his home after a long career in amateur athletics. He retired June 30 1963 as executive director of the Big Eight Conference after 25 years of service and helped grow the league from six to eight members. He served on NCAA committees the Olympic basketball panel and led efforts to share conference television and bowl receipts. He founded the Big Eight holiday basketball tournament and indoor track meet and coached at Northeast High School in Kansas City before 1921. He is survived by a son four brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Village United Presbyterian Church.
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U S Hopes Jump For Skate Crown
Berkeley reports a strong U S bid for world honors at Davos as Scott Allen 17 wins the senior men title at the 1966 U S Figure Skating Championships. Gary Visconti 20 of Detroit takes second with Alain Calmat retirements reshaping the field. Tom Wood 17 of Detroit secures third for the team.
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Ryun Named No 1 Prep Athlete of 1965
Wichita Kansas freshman Jim Ryun is slated to be Track and Field News’s top high school athlete for 1965 after setting both national high school and overall American mile records. He tops rivals including Paul Wilson and Bob Steinhoff, with Ryun also rated the nation’s No 1 miler ahead of veteran Jim Grelle.
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Bradley wins Sullivan Award as Ryun places tenth
Princeton star Bill Bradley was named Sullivan Award winner in a 486 voter Amateur Athletic Union poll. Kansas freshman Jim Ryun finished 10th, with swimmers Don Schollander and others trailing in the top ranks. Bradley, a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, led Princeton to a strong NCAA finish and reportedly turned down pro basketball to pursue law.
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Boston Celtics Return To First In Eastern Race
The Celtics beat the Knicks 118 115 with all eight players scoring in double figures to move a half game ahead of Cincinnati and Philadelphia. In other games St Louis beat Cincinnati 115 98 and Philadelphia defeated Detroit 117 98 while the Lakers topped Baltimore 136 122.
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Saturday Scores From Area Quintets
Tonganoxie 78 over Eudora 60 with key plays by Thomas 6 and DeHoff 24. DeSoto 78 Wellsville 51 as Walbridge 6 and Polter 27 lead DeSoto. Oskaloosa 71 Perry 67. Valley Falls 62 McLouth 58. Overbrook 81 Osage City 68 with Wells 17 and Moxley 24 strong performances.
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Wilson Lemm Rejoin AFL As Miami Oiler Coaches
George Wilson and Wally Lemm left the NFL after controversial exits to join AFL clubs. Wilson becomes Miami coach and Lemm returns to Houston, leaving the St. Louis Cardinals without a coach and reshaping both leagues' coaching rosters.
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Stengel Eligible For Hall Of Fame After Rule Change
New York AP Casey Stengel becomes eligible for Baseball Hall of Fame without the usual five year wait as the Oldtimers Committee waives retirement requirements. Ford Frick announced the rule change at a baseball writers dinner, noting Stengel’s career with the Yankees and Mets and his status as a goodwill ambassador.
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Big Eight clash as Oklahoma and Iowa State duel tonight
Iowa State and Oklahoma, both seeking a conference win, clash in Norman with Don Smith and Don Sidle as key big men. Missouri and Oklahoma State also host league foes while Nebraska and Kansas ride unbeaten marks into rest weekend action.
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Devaney Sees Salary Rise At Nebraska To 23500
University of Nebraska regents gave Coach Bob Devaney a 1500 dollar annual raise to 23500 and extended his head football coach and professor appointment to December 31, 1971. He leads Nebraska with a 73 16 5 career record and added a Big Eight title prior to a loss in the Orange Bowl.
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Basketball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Pro Cage Eastern Division shows Boston and Philaphia leading with .667 records. Western Division lists Los Angeles Baltimore and St Louis in pursuit. Sunday's results include Philadelphia beating Detroit and Boston topping New York.
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