Michigan Star Cazzie Russell Makes AP All America First Team
Cazzie Russell of Michigan headlines the AP All-America selections as a two time honoree on the first team with Clyde Lee Vanderbilt Dave Schellhase Purdue Louie Dampier Kentucky and Dave Bing Syracuse. Russell tops voting with 1036 points from 214 voters while Lee Schellhase Dampier and Bing trail. Jim Walker leads the second team with several other seniors and a star from Duke and Davidson follow.
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NEW York
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Associated Press
Cazzie
Clyde Lee
Dandy
Vanderbilt
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Louie Dampier
Kentucky
Dave Bing
Russell
Chicago
Lee
Nashville
Schellhase
Evansville
Ind
Adolph Rupp
Dampier
Indianapolis
Bing
Washington, D.C
Syracuse
Orangemen
Nate Branch
Nebraska
Westley Unseld
Louisville
Washington
D.C
Cazzie Russell Heads AP All-America Honors List
The AP All-America team selected by 214 writers honors Cazzie Russell of Michigan as a first team pick. Also named are Clyde Lee, Dave Schellhase, Louie Dampier and Dave Bing with Jim Walker, Jack Marin, Bob Verga, Dick Snyder, Matt Guokas Jr. on the second unit and Walt Wesley, Henry Finkel, Bob Lewis, Thad Jaracz and Pat Riley on the third.
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Lee
Dampier
Schellhase
Bing
Jim Walker
Providence
Duke
Jack Marin
Bob Verga
Dick Snyder
Davidson
Matt Guokas, Jr
St. Joseph’s
Marin
Verga
Snyder
Guokas
Walt Wesley
Kansas
Henry Finkel
Dayton
Bob Lewis
North Carolina
Kentucky
Thad Jaracz
Pat Riley
Boston
Farrell
N.J
North Canton
Ohio
Matt Guokas
Philadelphia
Fort Myers
Fla
Union City
Washington
D.C
Lexington
Schenectady
N.Y
Indoor Shooting Keeps Eye Sharpened Through Home and Club Runs
In Topeka area notes, Riley County Fish and Game Association hosts an indoor trap range at the Manhattan Sports Show using tiny clay targets and air rifles to test shot accuracy. Daisy BB gun practice and safe backdrops offer off season training, with plans to support outdoor projects. Coyotes chase dog at Jenkins farm across Lebo area, prompting neighbor action and concern.
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Riley County Fish and Game Association
Manhattan
Blue Rock
Kelly
Scott
Daisy
Rogers
Ark
Manhattan High School ‘Pops
Larry Boye
Kanopolis
Robert Miller
Topeka
Tom Jenkins
Lebo
Jenkins Farm
Mississippi State names Sonny Guy as track coach again
E. J. Sonny Guy will return to Mississippi State University after 13 years away to take over the Bulldogs track program. He replaces the late Jerry Simmons, killed earlier this year in an auto accident, with the announcement made on Monday.
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Starkville, Miss
E. J
Sonny) Guy
Mississippi State University
Bulldogs
Guy
Jerry Simmons
Bellamy Debuts with Knicks Against Bullets in Baltimore
Walt Bellamy made his New York debut with the Knicks in a game against the Baltimore Bullets, the club that traded him this fall, marking a high profile return to the city where he began his NBA career.
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Walt Bellamy
New York
The
Knickerbockers
Baltimore Bullets
Haskell Indians Bow Out With 6-13 Season Record
Haskell Junior College closes its basketball season with a 6-13 mark after a 100 to 50 loss to Coffeyville in the juco regional tournament at Coffeyville. Henry Rondeau led Haskell with 14 points as the Indians trailed 48 to 30 at halftime and struggled on the boards. Coach Jerry Tuckwin, in his first season, goals for improvement next year emphasizing rebounding and experience.
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Indians
Coffeyville
Coffey Ville
Haskell
Red Ravens
Jerry Tuckwin
Henry Rondeau
Reynold Pettit
Seven TV Stations to Carry KU Game Saturday Night
A seven station network will televise the Kansas Kansas State basketball game in Manhattan. Stations include WDAF TV Kansas City WIBW TV Topeka KOAM TV Pittsburg KARD TV Wichita KCKT Great Bend KOMC Oberlin and KGLD Garden City. Game sold out and will influence the Big Eight title race.
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Kan
Wdaf-Tv
Kansas City
Wibw TV
Topeka
Koam-Tv
Pittsburg
Kard-Tv
Wichita
KCKT
Great Bend
KOMC
Oberlin
KGLD
Garden City
Lions Open Bid For State Spot In Regional Clash
Lawrence High School meets Highland Park in the Kansas Class AA Regional at Topeka High School. LHS sports a 13-6 record and seeks one of eight state berths to be decided March 10-12 at KU. Semi finals run Thursday with finals Friday. other regional teams include Topeka Topeka West Hayden Seaman and Ottawa.
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Lawrence
Highland Park
Kansas
Topeka High School
LHS
Allen Fieldhouse
Tom Miller
Jim Floro
Mickey Allen
Mike Harding
Chip Maxwell
Leonard Jackson
Miller
Steve Simpson
Carl Ashland
Abel Hayes
Jim Wheland
Claxton Bryant
Hayes
Scotties
Topeka
Topeka West
Hayden
Seaman
Ottawa
Cager Results From Various College Games
A run of college basketball scores shows Marquette, Youngstown, Vanderbilt, Tulane, Georgia Tech and others posting victories or close losses. Notable outputs include Florida over Alabama 99 73 and Utah 116 103 over Seattle, with Boston College beating Northeastern to claim the Beanpot Championship.
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Vanderbilt
Tulane
Tennessee
Ga. Tech
LSU
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Miami
Flat State
Loyola
Bowling Green
Michigan
Iowa
Mich. State
Ohio State
Illlinois
Purdue
Minnesota
Indiana
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Oklahoma St
Missouri
Mich
Notre Dame
Creighton
Utah State
SMU
Texas
Christian
Lopez defeats Grant in Las Vegas boxing bout
In Las Vegas Ernie Indi an Red Lopez from Los Angeles outpointed Santa Monica based Al Grant 14314 10 after ten rounds in a lightweight clash.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Ernie
Indian Red
North Texas Star Sets Fast Pace In Scoring Duel
North Texas sophomore Robin Russell surged to 29.6 points per game over seven contests and 292 points in 13 Missouri Valley outings, threatening Wichita’s Jamie Thompson for the Valley scoring crown. Russell, from Fort Worth, helped by a run-and-shoot change after key departures, alongside standouts like Westley Unseld and Julian Hammond, leads in field shooting and foul shooting while Wichita features strong contributors and upcoming non-conference games.
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Robin Russell
North Texas
Parsons
Kan
Russell
Fort Worth
Tex
Wichita
Jamie Thompson
Denton
Thompson
Lillard Harris
Terrell High
Parsons Junior College
Jayhawk
Rich Parks
St. Louis
Tulsa
Julian Hammond
Louisville
Westley
Warren Armstrong
Parks
Armstrong
Gary Thompson
Hammond
Cincy
Larry Willey
Fred Holden
Southern Illinois
Wicihta
Valparaiso
Drake
Huskers and Cats Clash in Big Eight Showdown
Ninth ranked Nebraska hosts Kansas State in Lincoln as both aim to rebound from recent losses. Nebraska 10-1 seeks a three-game run for a co title, while Kansas State 8-3 after an 80-77 upset at Oklahoma keeps championship hopes alive. A potential March 9 one game NCAA berth playoff looms if tied. Colorado thumps Oklahoma 92-77 to stay in first division race. Oklahoma State pins Missouri 68-51 as OSU climbs.
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Nebraska
Kansas State
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas
K-State
Oklahoma
K State
Iowa State
Tex Winter
Huskers
Manhattan
Colorado
Boulder
Chuck Gardner
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Tigers
Columbia
Jim Feamster
OSU
Charlie Rudd
Antitrust Suit Returns to Court in Milwaukee
Wisconsin’s antitrust case against baseball resumes with 17 experts marking exhibits after an all day session. The state argues the National League and its 10 clubs violated antitrust laws by moving the Braves to Atlanta, affecting the April 12 Braves opener and baseball’s antitrust status. The judge ordered possible Milwaukee play if required.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Circuit Court
Elmer W. Roller
National League
Willard
Stafford
Braves
Atlanta
Baseball
Georgia
Texas
Mantle Ailing Star Faces Mighty Question Marks
A year after Fort Lauderdale optimism shifts to doubt as Mickey Mantle braces for a 15th season with a shoulder bone chip, fragile legs, and tapes. Maris also questions, while Elston Howard and Whitey Ford seek returns. Koufax and Drysdale holdout, Davis tempers workout. Sparma injures finger in car door.
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Johnny Keane
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mickey Mantle
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Yankee
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Whitey Ford
Mantle
Maris
Keane
Sesson
Mickey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
McBride Excited By Jayhawks
A Lincoln voter praised Kansas after the Jayhawks routed Nebraska 110 to 73 in Lawrence. Gregg McBride of the Omaha World-Herald wrote on his All-Big Eight ballot that the entire Kansas team impressed him following Saturday's win.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Lawrence
Kan
Gregg McBride
Lincoln
Omaha World-Herald
Dizzy Dean Loses Game of the Week Job
Dizzy Dean, 55, loses his CBS NBC Game of the Week role as NBC secures exclusive rights to the Game of the Week World Series and All-Star Game. Dean protests retirement talk, while Curt Gowdy joins as new play by play announcer. Dean, a Hall of Fame pitcher, has broadcast for over 20 years.
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Wiggins
Miss
Dizzy Dean
Dean
New York
Falstaff Brewing Co
Ole Diz
NBC
Curt Gowdy
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Hall of Fame
UMKC Students Adopt Chiefs
Three thousand University of Missouri at Kansas City students will adopt the Kansas City Chiefs this fall. They gain a section at Municipal Stadium and may lead their own cheers in exchange for backing the Chiefs season ticket drive. The Chiefs have sold about 16 000 season tickets toward a 20 000 goal.
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Kansas City
University of Missouri At
Kansas City Chiefs
Municipal Stadium
Chiefs
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