Lions Edge Winfield 43-42 In Opener Thriller
Lawrence High nips Winfield 43-42 as center Steve Kandykowicz leads with 25 points and a late free-throw burst seals the comeback. Darrell Snyder and Ed Riley tie the game then Gilliam and Riley foul out, leaving Lawrence to protect a one-point margin. Next game at Manhattan.
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Vikings
Ed Riley
Mike Gilliam
Riley
Mickey Allen
Gilliam
Winfield
Roger Davis
Jim Floro
Snyder
Jim Garland
Taylor
Garland
Darrell Falen
Manhattan
Huarte and Staubach In Farewell Frays
The Associated Press reports John Huarte and Roger Staubach headlining today’s college games. Huarte seeks Notre Dame’s unbeaten national title bid against Southern California while Staubach aims to close his Navy career with a sixth straight win over Army.
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Oregon State
Michigan
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PAC
Mike Garrett
Garrett
Craig Fertig
Trojan
John McKay
Grey Cup Game Set For Toronto Stadium
CFL officials announced the 1965 Grey Cup will be played in Toronto at the Canadian National Exhibition Stadium after a meeting in the city. Vancouver and Montreal had bid for the game, with Hamilton and British Columbia Lions also present.
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Canadian Football League
CFL
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
British Columbia Lions
Canadian National Exhibition Stadium
Vancouver
Montreal
Four Lions Earn All Area Honors For Grid Season
Lawrence High football stars gain spots on the Northeast Kansas All-Star unit for 1964 with Ken Wertzberger Rick Trapp and Rod Taylor on the first team. Second team includes Steve Ridgway with other regional selections listed.
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Ken Wertzberger
Rod Taylor
Wichita Eagle
Topeka Capital-Journal
Kansas City Star
Taylor
Lions
Lawrence High
Topeka Capital Journal
Rick Trapp
Steve Ridgway
Wertzberger
Capital-Journal
Jerry O'Neill
Winchester
Larry Denham
Gardner
Doug Anderson
Overbrook
Ed Filbert
Ron Chambers
Baldwin
Brad Lutz
Valley Falls
Willie Smith
Wyandotte
Larry Vanek
Atchison
Jerry Sawyer
Holton
Ron Sloan
Immaculata
Trapp
Lawrence
Charles Wheeler
Washington
Dan Sharp
Joe Turner
Maur Hill
Tom Anderson
Topeka
Pat Crilly
Eddie Stewart
Highland
Rick Krmviansky
Ward
Pat Lindelow
Charles Wardlow
Bill Johnson
Mission East
Ken
Moffitt Reaches NSW Tennis Finals in Sydney
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach California advanced to the New South Wales Championships final at White City Stadium after a straight set win over Lesley Turner 6-4 6-3. She will face Margaret Smith for the title as Roy Emerson also moved into the singles final with a win over Bill Bowrey 6-4 4-6 7-5.
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Miss Moffitt
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Roy Emerson
Bill Bowrey
Franz to Start After Unseld Quits at KU Arkansas Opener
Kansas coach Ted Owens will start Ron Franz 6 7 sophomore in place of George Unseld as KU opens the 1964 65 season at Arkansas. Franz led last year’s freshmen with 20.3 ppg and will face a Razorbacks squad coached by Glen Rose in Fayetteville.
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George Unseld
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Owens
Steve Renko
Mt. Oread
Walt Wesley
Wayne Loving
Riney Lochmann
Letterman
Glen Rose
Razorbacks
Ricky Sugg
J. C. McConnell
Tommy Rowland
Ronnie Jackson
Parker
Kansas
Fayetteville
Tommy Boyer
Parkers
Kansas State Wildcats Visit New Mexico Lobos in Key Showdown
The Lobos aim to become the school's winningest team by beating Kansas State at 1:30 p.m. in Albuquerque. New Mexico holds an 8-2 record and is favored by five to 10 points as 15 Lobo seniors play their final home game. Kansas State, 3-6, seeks its first four-game win streak since 1955 and touts its best season since 1958 with three Big Eight victories.
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Iowa State
Big 0 Is Sharp At Charity Line In NBA Action
Oscar Robertson led the Cincinnati Royals to a 133-112 win over the Philadelphia 76ers, making all 11 free throws to boost his season charity line. Jerry Lucas opened with quick baskets as Robertson scored 27 points. The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Detroit Pistons 117-111, with Jerry West scoring 33.
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National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
Robertson
San Francisco
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia 76Ers
Los Angeles Lakers
Detroit Pistons
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Royals
Paul Neumann
76Ers
Los Angeles
Jerry West
Ray Scott
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Garden City Holiday Classic Loser Bracket Results
Eastern Arizona 98 over Hannibal LaGrange 68. Garden City 63 over Cameron 54. Semifinals feature Dodge City 81 over Howard County 6 and Northeastern 78 over Centralia 73. Numerous girls and boys scores follow across Kansas towns and schools with many close results and blowouts.
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Olson Floors Hurler In Opening Round Knockout
In New York José Torres delivers a first round KO over 36-year-old Bobo Olson. Olson, coming back from two years, is knocked out in the opening round at 2:51 as Torres claims momentum toward a title shot and Olson's bid ends abruptly.
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Bobo Olson
Jose Torres
New York
Madison Square Garden
Olson
Torres
Japan
Willie Pastrano
Murakami to Pitch for Nankai Hawks Next Season
Masanori Murakami, the first Japanese national to play in major league baseball, will pitch next season for the Nankai Hawks in Japan's Pacific League. The 20-year-old left-hander appeared in 15 innings for the Giants last season, with three earned runs, 15 strikeouts, and three walks.
Pro Cage Report Friday's Results
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 133 to 112 and Los Angeles defeated Detroit 117 to 111. Schedule shows Cincinnati at Boston, St. Louis at New York, Philadelphia at Detroit, Los Angeles at San Francisco. Next games include New York at Cincinnati, Baltimore at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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