Miller Says No Book After Drake Rally Win
Drake beat Wichita 64 to 63 on a buzzer shot by Billy Foster to move into first place in the Missouri Valley Conference. Miller contested Foster's foul count, saying it should have been his fifth, while newsmen and the official scorebooks differed on the call.
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Associated Press
Drake
Wichita
Ralph Miller
Billy Foster
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Bulldogs
Foster
Miller
Dave West
Lions and Wolverines vie for regional glory in area hoops
Douglass Lions under King pace city race with 16 1 record and key seniors Wilson Monts Dockery Wallace Williams eye district start February 24 at Temple. Kenny Bridges Wolverines chase Boomer crown with Duncan rematch and Norman showdown likely, while Cameron Aggies surge in Region 2. Junior Tomlinson Wolves ride eight game win streak led by Southard with strong underclass depth.
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Kenny Bridges
Lawton Wolverines
Cameron Aggies
Eisenhower
Jim Southard
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A. Lions
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Duncan Demons
Dick Dozier
Duncan
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Norman
Nebraska Narrowly Tops Oklahoma State In Big Fight Clash
Oklahoma State ranked 12th lost 54-53 at Nebraska. Nebraska hit 51.1% while OSU shot 30.7%. Gene Johnson led OSU with 16 points, Charley Jones had 14 for Nebraska. Colorado routed Oklahoma 86-65, Oklahoma’s hope for a Big Fight crown fades. OCU beat Loyola of New Orleans 77-44, Eddie Jackson scored 22 for the Wolfpack. Bacone defeats Connors 76-? in junior college action as Bacone hosts several opponents this week.
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Ardmore Quint Invades Douglass in Rival Showdown
ArdmoreSenior quintet aims to upset arch rival Douglass at the Lions' gym tonight with a 7 pm tipoff following a 9 3 record. Bernard Williams 14 2 ppg and Archie Murray 11 4 ppg lead the Dragons alongside Clayton Benjamin and other starters. Lions’ coach H C King sticks with the form that has won 16 of 17, featuring Isaac Monts Curtis Wilson Freeman Dockery Kenneth Wallace and Bobby Williams.
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Isaac Monts
Lions
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Ken Wallace
Bobby Williams
Ardmore Douglass
Lions’ den
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Dragons
Archie Murray
Clayton Benjamin
Ralph Jones
Vernon Pirtle
H. C. King
Freeman Dockery
Kenneth Wallace
K State Defeats Cowboy Tankers In Big Fight Swim Meet
Kansas State won seven of 11 events to down Oklahoma State 62 to 30 in Manhattan. It was the Wildcats first victory in 26 conferences. Tom Hanlon set two school records, touching 60 yard free in 27.9 seconds and 100 free in 50.2 seconds.
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Kan
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Tom Hanlon
Sooners Sign Four City Gridders At Noon Ceremony
OSU signs four city star players at Municipal Airport in a ceremony led by Jim Stanley. Ken Blackburn Ken McSwane Bobby Booth from Lawton High and Ken Wallace of Douglass Lions join the Cowboys. Francis Peay signs with Missouri. OSU bid centered on the four city players.
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Oklahoma State University
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Phil Cutchie
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Bobby Booth
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Gene Cagle
Lee Letters
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Cameron
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Sooners
Bruins Lead AP Ballot Unbeaten on Top of Poll
The UCLA Bruins remain undefeated and lead the AP basketball poll as the only major team without a loss. The team received all but two of the 35 first place votes from a national panel of sportswriters and sportscasters.
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Poll Shifts Highlight Loyola Drop and Oregon State Rise
The weekly college basketball poll sees Chicago Loyola fall from the Top Ten after losses to Wichita and St. John s with Oregon State rising to No 9 after two wins over Portland. UCLA remains unbeaten at 19 0 and Michigan climbs with a close third place as Davidson and Duke move into top five.
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Beatty to Run in Golden Gate Indoor Mile
San Francisco AP Beatty America's fastest miler Jim Beatty agreed to run in the Golden Gate Invitational indoor meet mile on Saturday night. It marks his 1964 indoor debut as the California star now living in Durham North Carolina. He is the third fastest miler ever with 3 55 5 and owns the indoor world mark of 3 58 6.
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America
Jim Beatty
California
Durham
N. C
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Braves Eye NL Pennant Under Manager's Byline
Fort Worth AP report quotes Braves manager as saying Atlanta improved position to challenge for the NL pennant after trading for Felipe Alou and Ed Bailey The lineup now features Aaron Alou Maye and balanced infield and catching depth with Torre Bailey and Oliver as noted catchers and first baseman plus a host of young pitchers led by Spahn and a sturdy bullpen Frank Bolling and Roy McMillan highlighted for steady defense and steady batting impact
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Torre
Gene Oliver
Bob Shaw
Bob Hendley
Giants
Dick Kelley
Jerry Hummitzsch
Jack Smith
Dodgers
Spokane
Denny LeMaster
Tony Cloninger
Bob Sadowski
Hank Fischer
Danny Schneider
Warren Spahn
Bob Tiefenauer
Ron Piche
Frank Funk
Billy Hoeft
Smith
Frank Bolling
Roy McMillan
City mayor hardens stance in Finley lease showdown
Kansas City mayor Ilus W. Davis rejects arbitration and sets a tough deadline for Charles O. Finley to sign a four or five year Athletics lease or face league expulsion. Finley refuses to concede while Cronin and a minority seek compromise. Davis argues no bankruptcy factor in TV deal profits and insists no opening day unless terms are firm.
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Kansas City
Ilus W. Davis
Charles O. Finley
Joe Cronin
Finley
League
Athletics
Louisville
Cronin
Davis
Chicago
Aggies Face No 6 Dodge City In Tough Road Test
Cameron's up and down Aggies travel to Dodge City to clash with the No 6 Conquistadors at Municipal Auditorium. Tipoff is 8 p.m. The team carries a 17-1 season mark and has won 14 straight, including two wins over Cameron.
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Cameron
Municipal Auditorium
Chuck Brehm
Congs Top Aggies In Garden City Classic Final
Dodge City Comets beat Texas A and M 85 to 70 in the Garden City Classic final and defeated Cameron 67 to 50 in Lawton. Freshmen Carl Head and Reggie Greene led the Dodge attack with 16 points each, Head pulling 15 rebounds.
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