Bradley Is Most Valuable Uclans Are Class of Finals
UCLA dominates the title game 91-80 over Michigan in Portland as Bradley stars for Princeton with 58 points 17 rebounds and 4 assists in third-place rout Wellington led UCLA with Washington key off bench and Wooden lauds team effort as Bruins claim back-to-back titles and fifth such feat.
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Oxford
Gail Goodrich
Cazzie Russell
Kenny Washington
Ed Lacey
Washington
Duke
Oklahoma A&m
Kentucky
San Francisco
Cincinnati
John Wooden
Keith Erickson
Kenny
Wooden
Stagg Remembered as Soulful Coach Who Shaped Football
Funeral services for Amos Alonzo Stagg at Central Methodist Church in Stockton honor the football legend who died at 102. Notables Nelson Norgren Kyle Anderson and Fritz Crisler recalled his era defining teams. He coached at Chicago and later College of the Pacific before retiring to Stockton with wife Stella.
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Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Nelson Norgren
University of Chicago
Maroons
Kyle Anderson
Stagg
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Amos Alonzo
University of the Pacific
Chicago
College of the Pacific
Stella
Area Stars Named to Topeka Capital-Journal All-State Teams
Lawrence High’s Steve Kandykowicz earned honorable mention in Class AA. Class B first team includes Jerry O Neill of Winchester and Brad Lutz of Valley Falls, led by O Neill’s 31 ppg and 61 point game high.
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Schmidtberger Leads Scratch Pace in VFW Bowling Meet
In Salina Kansas during the state VFW handicap bowling tournament leaders hold their spots on the second weekend. V Schmidtberger of Lawrence posted the top scratch score 1817 and moved to third in singles and second in all events. Leaders include Lawrence VFW 3082 Goodland VFW No 2 3070 Hugoton Bearcats 3055 in team results.
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Drungel
Wichita
S. Bevan
J. McNamara
Junction City
A. Johnson-E. Curbey
Manhattan
Leon Rump
McPherson
V. Schmidtberger
Lawrence
L. Rump
Donlinger suffers broken jaw in Golden Gloves bout
Minnesota's Jim Donlinger, 22, breaks his jaw after a KO by Jerry Quarry, 19, in the heavyweight division of the National Golden Gloves tournament in Kansas City. Donlinger to be released today and travel home with brother Ken and coach John Bell.
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Jim Donlinger
Minnesota
Jerry Quarry
Los Angeles
Donlinger
Ken
John Bell
Minneapolis
Winona State College
Baseball Sunday Results and Tuesday Schedule Summary
Diamond Data reports Sunday results across major matchups with scores in 12 innings tie games and wins for Los Angeles Boston New York Cleveland and others. Tuesday fixtures list Cincinnati Detroit Houston Washington Milwaukee Pittsburgh New York Baltimore Philadelphia St Louis Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Boston Cleveland and more with various venues and a divided squad note.
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Fort Lauderdale
Weaver Wins Jacksonville Open in Underdog Year
Bert Weaver 33 of Beaumont Texas and Broadwater Beach Mississippi captured the $8,500 top prize at the Greater Jacksonville Open with 285 for 72 holes. He held off Bruce Devlin Dave Marr Dan Sikes and Jack Nicklaus in a high profile finish as Arnold Palmer earned $515 with 292.
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Bert Weaver
Beaumont
Tex
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Miss
Weaver
Bruce Devlin
Dave Marr
Dan Sikes
Sam Snead
Gordon Jones
Devlin
Western Illinois Wins NAIA Gymnastics Championship
Western Illinois University captured the NAIA Gymnastics title in Hays Kansas scoring 143 points to defend its crown. Top individuals were Jerry Polacek with 49 points and Paul Ziert with 43 points as WIU dominated six of nine events. Eastern Washington State finished second with 75 points and Fort Hays State eighth with 25 points.
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Paul Ziert
Western Illinois
Illinois
Eastern Washington State
Fort Hays State
McIntyre Leads St Johns to Fourth NIT Title Victory
Ken McIntyre the NIT most valuable player guided St John s to a 55 51 win over Villanova for a fourth NIT crown. He a marketing major hopes to reach the NBA and surf in South Africa with his brother Bob while praising coach Joe Lapchick and dedicating the victory to him. Army took third with a 75 74 win over NYU.
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South Africa
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Joe Lapchick
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Bob
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Redmen
Kansas Pin Event Ends First Week
In Wichita AP report former singles champion Frank Atwater and Ron Martin of Wichita led Class A doubles with a 1214 total a 28 pin edge. John Bunton of Mission pushed Anderson Truck and Trailer Equipment Co to an early Class A team lead with 1813 all events. Harold McPhail Neodesha led Class C singles with 615, while Fred Kaub Ottawa boosted KEEN-TV to Class C team lead with 2731. Larry Flack Kansas City led Class A singles with 641.
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Frank Atwater
Ron Martin
Kansas
Martin
Atwater
John Bunton
Mission
Anderson Truck and Trailer Equipment Co
Harold McPhail
Neodesha
Fred Kaub
Ottawa
Keen-Tv
Ottawans
Larry Flack
Kansas City
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