Finalists Primes In State High School Basketball Showdowns
The state semifinals produced six finalists: Wyandotte over Wichita East. McPherson over Topeka Hayden. Larned over Goodland in overtime via John Zook. Chapman over Wamega. Montezuma over Sylvia. Strong City over Golf. Ellsworth over Cottonwood Falls. Osage City over Harper. Tom Pyle led McPherson with 24 points while Zook sparked Larned with late heroics and an overtime free throw.
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Larned
Chapman
Strong City
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Ellsworth
Osage City
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Topeka
Hayden
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Hutchinson
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John Zook
Wamega
Dodge City
Sylvia
Golf
Emporia
Cottonwood Falls
Harper
Bulldogs
Kansas City
Wichita
East
Tom Pyle
Zook
Unbeaten Central State Faces Oklahoma Baptist For NAIA Title
Central State of Ohio, 29-0 in the NAIA tournament with a 91-75 semifinal win over Fairmont West Virginia, meets Oklahoma Baptist in the title game at 9 p.m. CST after OA Baptist's 66-53 victory over Ouachita Baptist.
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Kansas City
Central State of Ohio
Oklahoma Baptist
Central
Associated Press
Fairmont W. Va
Ouachita Baptist of Arkansas
Leon Clements
William Lucas
Fairmont
Ouachita
Hayes Arrest Allegation Circulates About Olympian Freshman
A Florida probation officer claims Olympic gold medalist Bobby Hayes was convicted of robbery as a freshman and has been on probation since. Hayes, now a senior, allegedly participated in a prank taking place after a dance, a claim he denies per the Miami Herald report.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Miami Herald
Bobby Hayes
Francis R. Bridges Jr
Hayes
Olympic Village Sex Clouds Fame of Dawn Fraser
Australian swimmer Dawn Fraser discusses life at Olympic Villages in her memoir Below the Surface. She says despite fences and guards, sexual activity occurs among athletes, with some involvement by officials and various national groups. Fraser notes most athletes stay out of mischief though many do not.
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New York
Dawn Fraser
Fraser
Melbourne
Rome
Tokyo
Miss Fraser
United States
Australia
Britain
Australian teen sets world 220 yards backstroke record
Peter A. Reynolds, 17, of Australia, clocked 2 minutes 13.5 seconds in Dunedin New Zealand in a special invitation race, shaving 0.3 seconds from the previous 220 yard backstroke world mark held since 1963 by Tom Stock of Indianapolis.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
Peter A. Reynolds
Tom Stock
Indianapolis
Iowa State Leads in Big Eight Gymnastics Qualifying
Iowa State gymnasts held top spots in six of seven events entering finals at the Big Eight meet in Boulder. Jerry Fontana of Iowa State won the all-around title with 48.75 points, while Nebraska’s Francie Allen and Harry Howard trailed in second and third with 47.30 and 45.45 points respectively.
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Boulder, Coo
Iowa State
Jerry Fontana
Fontana
Francie Allen
Nebraska
Harry Howard
Bill Padin
Rich Pausen
Kent Dobbins
Kansas
Lon Aristen
Colorado
Richard Bevan
Tom Jenkins
Lee Denton
Kansas State
Sooners Hold the Key But Can't Take Crown
The Oklahoma Sooners, though out of title contention, will influence the Big Eight wrestling race as Oklahoma State and Iowa State advance to semifinals. Mike Sager faces Bob Buzzard at 137 pounds, Bill Lam challenges Mike Reding at 157, and Greg Ruth meets Vic Marcucci as Oklahoma eyes possible upsets.
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Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Mike Sager
Bob Buzzard
Bill Lam
Mike Reding
Reding
Greg Ruth
Gary Duff
Kansas
Vic Marcucci
Evansville Aces Secure Second Straight NCAA Crown
Evansville Indiana capped a perfect season with an 85-82 overtime win over Southern Illinois to capture their second consecutive NCAA college division basketball championship. The 29-0 Aces, top ranked in the AP poll, defeated tough SIU after beating Iowa Northwestern Notre Dame and LSU during the season.
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Evansville
Ind
Aces
Southern I Illinois
Associated Press
Iowa
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Louisiana State
Southern Salukis
Six teams tied for NCAA indoor track lead in Detroit
DETROIT AP Six teams led the NCAA indoor track championships with five points each. Texas A&M Oklahoma State Southern Louisiana Maryland Michigan State and Missouri shared the top spot as official scoring uses the four three two one system with the winner to receive the first U S collegiate indoor track championship trophy.
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Texas A&m
Oklahoma State
Southern of
Louisiana
Maryland
Michigan State
Missouri
U.S
Diamond Data Friday Results and Sunday Games Listed
A dense schedule shows Minnesota 11 Houston 2 and Mexico City 8 Washington, Los Angeles A 3, with Reynosa Sunday matchups and several interstate games. The list includes Houston vs Kansas City in Bradenton, Los Angeles vs Milwaukee in West Palm Beach, and Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh in Fort Myers among others.
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Mexico City
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Fla
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St. Petersburg
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Cleveland
Farm Springs
Calif
Lakeland
Ee Va
Mexic
Coaching Rivals Fire Up In Allen Field House
Wyandotte's Walt Shublom and Shawnee Mission West's Clayton Henry, former teammates and assistants, coached rivals in a Thursday Class AA game. Hayden upset Hutchinson as a scrappy underdog. Jim Buss starred for McPherson, while Ediger and Jackson impressed for Hutchinson and Shawnee Mission West.
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Wyandotte
Walt Shublom
Shawnee Mission West
Clayton Henry
Allen
Sunflower League
Shublom
Henry
Salina High School
Carter Burns
Burns
Walt
Shawnee Mission East High
New West School
Hayden
Hutchinson
Hutch Club
Topeka
Kansas
K-State
Ted Owens
Sam Miranda
Tex Winter
Lucius Allen
Jaye Ediger
Ediger
Hutch
Miranda
Doug Jackson
Jackson
West
Kansas Fish and Game Eyes Public Stream Access Plan
Kansas aims to open prime stream fishing by leasing or purchasing 15 to 20 feet along riverbanks and making them public. George Moore, director, said the program seeks short strips with good access, sometimes up to a mile when roads allow, to restore public fishing on streams previously closed by leasing and trespass issues.
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Pratt
Kansas
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
George Moore
Commission
Probate hearing on McClung will appointment in Douglas County
Public notices announce a March 30 1965 hearing in Lawrence Kansas for probate of Crawford Lee McClung will dated May 10 1957. Lois Romaine Pringle seeks admission of the will and Milton Bernard McClung as executor without bond. defenses due by 10 am March 30 in Douglas County Courthouse. Charles C Rankin Probate Judge. Also a city bid notice for a 3024 foot sanitary sewer project in Lawrence with plans from the City Engineer for a $5 deposit.
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Lawrence 'S
Journal - World
Douglas County
Kansas
Crawford Lee McClung
Craweford Lee McClung
Milton Bernard McClung
Lawrence
Board of Commissioners of the
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