KU Basketball Futures: Fresh Faces Could Boost Next Season
Kansas basketball faces a major transition as Capt. Ellison and Jim Dumas depart. Returning George Unseld and Harry Gibson, plus 6-10 Walter Wesley and a host of newcomers, could yield a high low offense and strong front line. Competition for starting roles promises a plucky, tall, and versatile KU squad next season.
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Atlantic Coast Conference First Round Cage Results
ACC first round results feature Wake Forest, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, North Carolina State, Clemson, Duke and Virginia teams with scores from 80 41 93 76 79 78 89 70. Southern Conference matches include Va Tech, Wm. Mary, West Virginia, Richmond, Davidson, VMI, Furman, George Washington with dominant and close games. High school district tournaments list numerous regional outcomes across Kansas.
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So. Carolina
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Clemson
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Virginia
Va. Tech
Wm. & Mary
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Richmond
Davidson
VMI
Furman
Geo. Washington
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New Orleans
Centenary
Tulsa
Houston
Marquette
Detroit
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Drake
St. Benedicts
Pittsburg State
Free Throw Streak Sets College Mark at 44
Tommy Boyer of Arkansas extended his consecutive free throws to 44 by midway through the game against Baylor after opening with 40 straight. He surpassed the previous major college record of 42 set by Dave Ricketts of Duquesne in 1957.
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Tommy Boyer
Arkansas
Baylor
Dave Ricketts
Duquesne
Eudora Linwood Clash for Prep Tourney Title
Linwood and Eudora high schools reach the district finals after semifinal wins. Linwood beat Baldwin 75 to 54 led by Gary Johnson's 36 points while Eudora defeated Piper 57 to 48 with Dale Neal scoring 22. The champions meet tonight at Eudora with third place Baldwin versus Piper earlier. Gardner regional foes include Spring Hill Wellsville Blue Mound LeRoy Perry and Tonganoxie.
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Wellsville Triumph in Rough Shootout Scores Shocksome Eleven
Field notes show Wellsville and Spring Hill players exchanging leads in a high scoring game with Gardner and Peters leading for their teams. Highlights include Wellsville’s 53 points and key contributions from Stanley and Coffey as Wellsville-Coughlin and Wellsville teams clash in a tense sectional matchup.
Undefeated Clubs Roll in Tourneys
In Topeka AP reports undefeated teams dominated district semifinals across classes B BB AA and A. Hill City beat Hoxie 61-34 to reach regionals. Fulton edged Woa 56-52 in overtime. Soldier moved to 21-0 after beating Hoyt 57-24. Rozel Tescott 20-0 advance. Corning 19-0 beat Westmoreland 48-25. Durham 19-0 beat Lehigh 61-50. Regular season ends for many AA and A squads with regional play next week.
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Duke and West Virginia Secure 2nd Round Tourney Spots
Duke and West Virginia advanced in their conference tournaments with easy first round wins. Duke, No 2 ranked, beat Virginia 89-70 to reach the ACC semi finals against North Carolina State, while West Virginia hammered Richmond 75-46 to reach the Southern Conference semi finals in Richmond. Wichita State also cruised past North Texas State 89-73 in Denton.
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Mike Wolfe
Virginia Tech
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Virginia Military
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All-American basketball picks feature Heyman and Bonham at top
Duke star Heyman heads the 1963 AP All-American first team with the 6-5 guard from Rockville Centre dominating voting. Cincinnati’s Bonham places second, Loyola’s Harkness third, followed by Bradds and Kramer, with Thorn Nash Thacker Hazzard Bradley on the second unit.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
Loyola
Associated Press
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Ohio State
Barry Kramer
New York University
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Kentucky
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Muncie
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Jamestown
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N.2
Lions and Tribe In Tourney Play
Lawrence High School meets Seaman of Topeka in the first round regional. Haskell faces Bonner Springs at Effingham. LHS plays Seaman Tuesday at 8 30 p m with opening games Tuesday include Atchison vs Leavenworth and Topeka vs Highland Park. Winners earn a Class AA state playoff berth March 14 16 in Wichita.
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Crowd of 84,376 fills Ohio State vs Northwestern in Columbus
The top crowd of the 1962 Big Ten season packed Ohio Stadium as Ohio State hosted Northwestern. The attendance figure reached 84,376, underscoring the game’s big appeal in Columbus.
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