Warrensburg State Beats OU 98 74 in Opener
Warrensburg State College ran and pressed Ottawa University to a 98-74 victory led by Ron Mooney and Sylvester Mitchell with 24 points each. Verdi led OU with 29 points and 12 rebounds, as CMS pulled away after a strong first half to seal the season opener.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Warrensburg
Central Missouri State College
Ottawa University
Braves
Ron Mooney
Sylvester Mitchell
Warrenseburg
Ottawa
Mooney
Mitchell
Mules
CMS
Reebounds
Calvin Pettit
Jim Perry
Pettit
Onte
Verdi
Olberding
Kansas
Bethany
Lindseborg
Harrison
Judenis
Sele
VanErt
Dunham
Odel
R. Guest
Waller
Stanley
Hale
Olel
Crofts
Harkins
Toetals
S. Mitchell
J. Mitchell
Russell
Wells
Boulch
Perry
Brown
Moonsey
Bill
Brand
Posey
Rigney
Williamsburg Panthers Boost Team Maturity In Basketball
Williamsburg Panthers show growth as they plan a robust independent schedule after a four game football streak and seven lettermen return. Coach Lou Coppoe notes improved shooting and speed, with injuries to Campbell and Bethel affecting early season plans. The team aims for Osage County league entry and hosts the Williamsburg Invitational January 25 and a dense slate through February 17.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg Panthers
Howard
Bob Mcc Clure
Coppoe
Curt Figgins
Tom Haag
Panthers
Campbell
Bethels
Bethel
Waverly
Coppoc
Osage County
Bohnenstiehl Continues As KU Super Sub
Kansas' defending league champions rely on Bohnenstiehl off the bench as he pours in 25 points in a 73-57 victory at Are Kansas. Oklahoma tripled up TCU 90-76 in Norman, while K-State fells in a 60-59 heartbreak to Minnesota on a late free throw. Minnesota's Kondla scores 33 with 23 rebounds. Iowa State edges SCI 79-78 in Cedar Falls. Colorado loses 76-67 at Texas Tech. Oklahoma State drops 78-76 to Creighton in OKC. Nebraska opens with Oregon in Lincoln. seven-game Saturday slate features Ohio State at Iowa State and more.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Rodger Bohnenstiehl
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Bohnenstiehl
Arekansas
Ron Franz
TCU
Noreman
Willie Rogers
Don Sidle
Jim Johnson
K-State
Manhattan
Minnesota
Leroy Gardner
Roy Smith
Earl Seyfert
John Kondla
Iowa State
John McGonigle
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
SCI
Ken Huelman
Colorado
Texas Tech
Oklahoma State
Creighton
Oklahoma City
Jack Herron
OSU
Bill Christopher
Jim Feamster
Bob Bauers
Tech
Lynn Baker
Pat Frink
Buffs
Jo Jo White
Verne
Vancy
Nebraska
Lincoln
Oregon
Ohio State
Seattle
Arkansas
Missouri
Xavier
Ohio
Wyoming
Tulsa
Bama Sees Auburn Tilt As Route To National Crown
Alabama and Auburn collide in the 1966 season finale with Bryant’s Crimson Tide seeking a third straight national title. The game airs on ABC at 2 15 p m EST and could impact final polls as Alabama eyes a Sugar Bowl berth while Auburn seeks a victory to blunt earlier losses.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Auburn
Paul (Bear) Bryant
ABC
Jordan
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Florida
Georgia
Auurn
Nebraska
Wills Sets For Third With Bues In Pirates Trade
Maury Wills expressed readiness for several more fine years at third base after being traded from the Dodgers to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Bob Bailey Gene Michael and a player to be named later. Wills noted he can play third and prefers the Pirates speed and manager Harry Walker.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Gene Alley
Harry Walker
Wills
Japan
Walter O'Malley
New York Yankees
Yankees
Pomona hires Olson as new basketball coach
Pomona High School introduces Dean Olson as first year coach focusing on defense and pattern offense. The 6- foot-0 senior Don Hamilton might develop, while returning lettermen Steve King and Jim Beasley anchor a young lineup as they schedule a crowded season including games against Burlingame Williamsburg Melvern Quenemo Waverly Harveyville and district tournament.
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Pomona
Dean Olson
Pomodena High School
Probelem
Steve King
Merlin Sowers
Lone the Oest
Jerry Adell
Bob Smith
Wayne Moses
Olson
Don Hamilton
King
Jim Beasley
Burlington
Indians
Burlingame
Williamsburg
Central Heights
Carbondale
Melvern
Boxing Results in Baltimore Welterweight Bout
The Associated Press reports Sweet Herbie Lee of Washington outpointed Percy Pugn of New Orleans in a welterweight ten round bout in Baltimore. Lee earned the decision over Pugn on points amid a lively crowd.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Sweet Herbie Lee
Washington
Percy Pugn
New Orleans
Lawrence Triumphs Over Ottawa Junior High In Varsity Sweep
Lawrence High School Mustangs defeated Ottawa Junior High 38-18 in the freshmen game and 35-24 in the eighth grade clash. Key players included Ottawa guard Jack Schmitz with 16 points and Lawrence’s Schmitz with 8 for the freshmen, while Bob Boyd led Ottawa with 8 points off the bench. The evening featured strong Lawrence defense and Ottawa’s late misfires, with upcoming road visit to Chaenute on December 6 at 2:30 p.m.
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Dan Mullen
Lawrence Central Museangs
Ottawa
OJHS
Jack Schmitz
Lawrence
Bob Boyd
Mustangs
Lee Tetwiler
Reds
Steve Kloster
Boyd
LCJHS
Richard Menchell
Chae Nute
Grogan
Lel
Mendell
Drumright
Wallace
Miller
Porter
Spease
Gore
Wray
Pohl
Buell
Portland bout ends with McClure KO of Haynie
Wilbert McClure of Portland, unbeaten at 165 pounds, knocked out Oscar Haynie of New York in a 165 pound bout in Detroit, delivering a decisive win as the referee stopped the fight.
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Portland
Maine
Wilbert ‘McClure
Detroit
Oscar Haynie
New York
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