KU Fresh Star Leaves School
KU freshman standout Don Ross has withdrawn from the university due to academic difficulties. The 6-8 former star from Waterloo Iowa led the 1965-66 KU freshmen with about 19 points and 12 rebounds per game. Coach Ted Owens cited personal reasons though eligibility issues were known for next year.
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Don Ross
Kansas University
Ross
Waterloo
Iowa
Ted Owens
KU Frosh
Bob Mulcahy
Celtics Rally to Beat St Louis setback ends skid
Boston holds off St Louis 106 to 164 as John Havlicek delivers a late jumper with 2:20 left. The win ends a three game slide and moves the Celtics within five points of first place Philadelphia in the Eastern Division.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
John Havlicek
Celtics
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baldwin Fire Department Meeting Set at Legion Hall
The Fire Department Meets The Voluntary Rural Fire Department of Baldwin will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Baldwin American Legion Hall. Clerk Frank Kerns says election of two directors will be on the agenda.
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Voluntary Rural Fire Department of
Baldwin
Baldwin American Legion Hall
Frank Kerns
Miners' Haskins Uses Psychology For Clean NCAA Win
Texas Western benched top scorer Bobby Joe Hill to spark an 89-74 first round NCAA victory over Oklahoma City. Hill scored 24 as Lattin dominated boards, while Houston beat Colorado State 82-76 behind a full-court press and Joe Hamood's 23.
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Don Haskins
Bobby Joe Hill
Miners
Oklahoma City
Houston
Guy Lewis
Colorado State University
Wichita Roundhouse
Hill
Haskins
OCU
David Lattin
James Ware
Lattin
Seattle
Cincinnati
Texas Tech
Cincy
Elvin Hayes
Little Joe Hamood
Oregon State
Los Angeles
Lewis
NCAA
CSU
Lonnie Wright
Bob Rule
Charley Hunter
Gary Gray
One Seeded Club Out of Tourney Pitt Plays Next
In the NAIA tournament opening day drama unseeded Southern State of Arkansas toppled 13th seed Guilford of North Carolina 72 67. Morris Harvey and Georgia Southern survived OT scares, Norfolk State set a scoring record with 132 points, and top seed Central State along with Rockhurst and others opened strong. Today's first round matchups feature Carroll Montana vs Bethune Cookman and Pitt versus Athens Alabama among nine central standard time games.
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North Carolina
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Peru State
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Nebraskans
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Howard Payne
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Rockhurst
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Minnesota
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Pennsylvania
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Bethune-Cookman
Florida
Avery Setstle for 222 500 on Wakefield Farm Lands
Gov. William H. Avery announced a $222,500 settlement from the federal government for his 555 acre farm and home near Wakefield taken for Milford Dam and Reservoir. Negotiations proceed on four smaller tracts including the grain elevator and improvements.
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William H. Avery
Wakefield
Milford
Avery
Gay Brewer Dominates Pensacola Open Ahead of Miami
Gay Brewer Jr. won the Pensacola Open by three strokes finishing 65 69 67 71 272 16 under par. The event lacked Palmer Nicklaus and Player with Doug Sanders disqualified for not signing his scorecard. Brewer ahead of Bruce Devlin Jacky Cupit Mason Rudolph as the tour heads to the Doral Open in Miami.
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Pensacola
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Gay Brewer Jr
Miami
Dallas
Palmer
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Bill Casper
Gene Littler
Doug Sanders
Brewer
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Jacky Cupit
Dalla
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Barnstormers
Player
Cepeda Ready For Full Giants Season Comeback
Orlando Cepeda, recovered from knee surgery, showed no strain in spring training at Casa Grande. He hit a 400 foot homer and spoke of singing Latin tunes as he returns to first base with the Giants aiming to close the gap to a pennant.
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Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cepeda
Giants
Casa Grande
Ariz
Puerto Rico
Bull
Herman Franks
Rupp Given TV Gift After Tulane Victory
Adolph Rupp, Kentucky coach, led the No 1 Wildcats to a 103-74 win over Tulane for their 24th victory and 15-1 SEC mark. Lexington businessmen presented Rupp a 25 inch color TV in honor of his 22nd SEC championship. Rupp quipped about a missing TV at home and a near divorce.
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Lexington
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Wildcats
Tulane
Rupp
Toronto Sees Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell Bout Debate
Ontario Labor Minister Leslie Rowntree discusses allowing the rejected heavyweight title bout to be held in Toronto. The fight had already been recorded by the New York State Athletic Commission, the Illinois attorney general, the Illinois Athletic Commission, and Verdun City Council for refusals or removals. Rowntree’s decision was expected.
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Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
Ontario
Leslie Rowntree
Rowntree
New York State Athletic Commission
Illinois Attorney General
Illinois Athletic Commission
Chicago
Verdun
Montreal
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