Free Throws Power Baldwin Past Wellsville 59 46
Baldwin Bulldogs outshot Wellsville 25 of 43 at the line to pull away in a 59 46 Litt le Seven League victory. Center Jim Mitchell led Baldwin with 13 points, while Ron Chambers added 11 and Bill Beedles 12 off the bench as Wellsville battled to keep within reach through the third period.
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Baldwin Bulls Dogs
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Burlingame
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Newman
Buck
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Ron Chambers
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Taul
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Nutt
Leitaker
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Burrell
Todd
Swearingen
Harrison
Barrett
O'Neil
Princeton Orioles Hold Off Richmond 51-49 in Narrow Win
Princeton survived a late rally by Richmond to secure their third straight win, 51-49. Phil Stevens and Lyle Brown sparked the late push with 18 and 9 points, while Francis Wiederholt led Princeton with 16 and John Sutton added 13. Richmond won the B game 39-29.
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Princeton Orioles
Seasson
Princeton
Falcons
Phil Stevens
Lyle Brown
Orioles
Francis Wiederholt
John Sutton
Overbrook
Doug Anderson
Scranton
Steve Wilson
Carbondale
Williamsburg
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Cole Anderson O’bryhim Co
Cole Willey Wells
Wilson Sutton Simmons Wiederholt
Tregamua
Domnanish
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Romine Woodeege
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Scranton Routs Quenemo to Move to 2 1 in Osage League
Scranton erased Quenemo's early lead and won 67 to 46 in Osage County League action. Bob Winans scored 23 for Scranton with Isaacs adding 19 as freshman Jeff Casten led Quenemo with 16 points. Leroy Graham added 8 as Scranton improved to 2 1 in OCL play.
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Isaacs
Jeff Casten
Leroy Graham
Illini End UCLA Streak Inciing National Champs Shine
Illinois upset UCLA 110 83 on UCLA’s home court in Champaign. Skip Thoren Bill McKeown Bogie Redmond and Don Freeman combined for 73 points as the Illini shot .605 and dunked 46 of 76 field goal attempts. Gail Goodrich led UCLA with 25. Other scores: Minnesota Kentucky and Drake wins noted.
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Don Free
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Inn
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McKeown
Redmond
Freeman
Gail Goodrich
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Miini
Champaign
Michigan
Associated Press
Minnesota
Kentucky
Louis Hudson
Gos
Wilt Breaks Nose As Warriors Win in 112-85 rout
Wilt Chamberlain suffered a broken nose after San Francisco crushed Boston 112-85 as the Warriors built a 38 point lead before the injury. Chamberlain scored 24 and grabbed 20 rebounds before the injury. Tom Meschery led the Warriors with 25 points while Mel Counts had 15 for the Celtics.
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Associated Press
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Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
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Bailey Howell
Baltimore
St. Louis
Wayne Embry
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Russell
Warrriors
Tom Meschery
Mel Counts
Oscar Robertson
Embry
Connie Dierking
Paul Neumann
Pistons
Neumann
Larry Costello
76Ers
Dave Debusschere
Hal Greer
Community BB Program Opens across Ottawa gyms
A community basketball program is reestablished by the Ottawa Recreation Commission with three gyms open weekly. Sponsored by Ottawa Public Schools, First Methodist Church, and the recreation commission, schedules vary by school level and day, with Ted Brill and H. Stevens supervising junior high, senior high, and grade school sessions. On game nights Methodist gym closes.
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Ottawa Public Schools
First Methodist Church
Recreation Come Mission
Ted Brill
H. K. Stevens
Methodist
Brad O'Dea
College Football Bowed Out As Southern Teams Play
College football winds down with multiple bowl bids across New Orleans Oxford Miami Houston and Oklahoma City. LSU Florida Mississippi State Mississippi meet in Sugar Bluebonnet and Orange Blossom classics while Florida A&M and Grambling clash in Miami. Key players include Steve Spurrier Doug Moreau Jim Weatherly and Alphonse Dodson with NBC televising the Mississippi clash.
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Fla
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Tex
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Oklahoma City
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Alabama
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Tom Shannon
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Doug Moreau
David Ray
Capeure
Tle
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Ed Dyas
Tigers
Syracuse
Tulsa
Houston
Rebels
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Maroons
Jim Weatherly
Mike Dennis
NBC
Bob Hayes
Alphonse “Frankenstein
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Louisiana
A&m
Moose Cornish
Hayes
Doughboys
Patriots Face Key Finish in bid for second straight title
Boston Patriots eye two games to close 9-2-1 as Gino Cappelletti seeks two records and the team hopes for a Bills slip to claim the Eastern Division. Buffalo leads 10-1 with three games left, while Oakland and San Diego vie for other AFC honors amid NFL week action.
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Lance Alworth
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Bake Turner
Pro Basketball Card Schedule Sees Finished Week Ahead
Pro basketball schedule lists matchups Baltimore versus Philadelphia at Detroit New York versus Detroit Boston versus San Francisco on Sunday Baltimore faces Cincinnati and New York visits St Louis Philadelphia travels to Los Angeles with Monday set as no games scheduled for the day.
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San Francisco
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Pistons
New York
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Etroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Bill Pace Eyed for Wichita State Football Coach
A screening committee at Wichita State University began interviewing candidates for the head football coach post to replace Chelo Huerta who departs Jan 1 for Parsons College. Bill Pace, a former Wichita player and current Arkansas backfield coach, was the first to be interviewed amid statements by athletic coordinator Bob Donaldson that Pace was talked to.
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Wichita State University
Chelo Huerta
Parsons College
Iowa
Bill Pace
Arkansas
Bob Donaldson
Pace
Basketball scores from district games and nonleague results
Liawie beat Baldwin 59 to 45 while Louisburg edged Eudora 48 to 44. De Soto won 72 to 55 over Spring Hill. ICL Melvern 64 Pomona 56. Carbondale 49 over Overbrook 45. Lyndon defeated Burlingame 92 to 34. Princeton 51 Richmond 49. Argentine 69 Bishop Miege 65. Rosedale 75 Ward 61.
Du Clobbers Colorado U in Mile High Classic opener
Denver University defeated Colorado 84 73 in the Mile High Basketball Classic opener. Key players included Jerry Causey with 23 for Denver and Pat Frink leading Colorado with 14. A late scuffle after Pat Frink fouled Don Slys led to ejections and four free throws for Slys.
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Iowa
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Butler
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Long Beach State
John Rambo
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Slys
Mike Frink
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