Quenemo Rolls To 85 40 Win Over Richmond
Quenemo from Osage County League rolled to an 85 to 40 victory over Richmond as three Quenemo players totaled 48 points. Meiers scored 23, Grage 19, and Lewis 16, while Roeckers led Richmond with 17. Quenemo led 23 7 after the first quarter, 41 12 at halftime, and 69 22 after three quarters. The B team won 30 21. They travel to Burlingame Friday for a league game.
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Quenemo
Quenemo Boys
Richmond
Meiers
Grage
Lewis
Roeckers
Osage County League
Pittsburg's Gary Snadon Named Little All-America
In the 1961 Associated Press Little All-America team, Gary Snadon of Pittsburg State is named as part of the backfield, joining other stars from smaller colleges such as Ray Jacobs of Howard Payne and Leroy Jackson of Western Illinois. The squad features players selected by AFL and NFL drafts with Jacobs facing a contract dispute between Houston and Dallas while Jackson is noted for NCAA 100 yard dash prowess. The backfield also includes Bobby Jancik and Joe Iacone, with Pittsburgh center nominees and other honorees listed on second and honorable mentions across multiple positions.
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New York
Associated Press
Ray Jacobs
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Tex
Leroy Jackson
Ninois
Jacobs
Houston
Dallas
Jackson
Cleveland Browns
Boston Patriots
Dan Lewis
Wofford
Wendell Williams
State College of Iowa
Curtis Miranda
Florida A & M
Speedy Jackson
Bobby Jancik
Lamar Tech
Gary Snadon
Pittspur Kan
State
Joe Iacone
West Chester
Iacone
Paul Blazevich
Omaha
Charles O'Neill
Southern Ilinois
Sam Silas
Southern Illinois
Robert Sams
Central Oklahoma State
Jerry Archer
Pittsburg
Billy Johnson
Paul Isham
Washington
St. Louis
William Beeson
Pittsburgh
Amos Bullocks
Bowling Scores Roundup of Highs and Totals Across Teams
Summary of bowling scores listing top individuals and teams. Roy al Sunrise Maracaibo Ottawa Savings Gambles Beete X Beat Night Owl Independents Engineers Budge and others post high games and series with scores ranging from the 150s to the 600s across multiple lanes and standings.
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Royal Tounrise
B. Nicholas
Maracaibo
Gordie
C. Cordle
L. Robinson
Peterson
J. Peterson
Royal
Jarvis
D. Anderson
K. Suftron
Davis
Miller
List & Clark
Mays
Basketball Scores From Associated Press
A compiled list of college basketball results includes CCNY 82 over Long Island 76, Washington & Jefferson 69 over California (Pa) 60, Colgate 75 over Columbia 73, Penn Military 73 over Wagner 72, Lafayette 75 over Upsala 56, Penn State 73 over Lehigh 48, South Carolina 83 over William & Mary 76, Furman 80 over Wofford 68, West Virginia 90 over VMI 56, Navy 68 over American Univ 43, Duke 117 over Davidson 72, Wake Forest 77 over North Carolina State 65, North Carolina 54 over Clemson 52, Midwest pairings include Butler 77 over New Mexico State 56, Cincinnati 63 over Miami (Ohio), Oklahoma State 63 over Texas Western 37, SMU 61 over Oklahoma 52, Loyola Chicago 104 over South Dakota 43, Arizona 70 over Arizona State 52, Texas A&M 64 over Houston 49, Far West results show Washington 73 over Montana 57, San Francisco 100 over West Texas Santa Clara 76, and San Francisco State 41.
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CCNY
Long Island
Washington & Jefferson
California
Colgate
Columbia
Penn Military
Wagner
Lafayette
Upsala
Penn State
Lehigh
South Citadel
Wiliam & Mary
Furman
Wofford
West Virginia
VMI
Navy
American Univ
Duke
Davidson
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Clemson
Oklahoma State
Texas
Western
SMU
Oklahoma
Loyola
Chicago
South Dakota
High School Scores From Wichita Area Matches
Wichita North edged Wichita Heights 45 to 43 in a tight battle. Abilene defeated Sacred Heart Salina 57 to 52. El Dorado beat Wichita West 46 to 41. Salina topped Great Bend 40 to 28. Osage City beat Lyndon 43 to 39.
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Wichita North
Wichita Heights
Abilene
Sacred Heart
Salina
el Dorado
Wichita West
Great Bend
Osage City
Lyndon
Professional Tuesday Results and Wednesday Schedule
Basketball scores show Chicago 101 over St. Louis 99 and Philadelphia 122 over New York 105. Other results include Los Angeles 125 over Syracuse 120. Wednesday fixtures pair Cincinnati with Boston in Philadelphia and St. Louis with Philadelphia. Thursday has no games scheduled. ABL schedule lists Chicago 110 over Cleveland 97 and Hawaii 115 over Washington 93. Cincinnati at Kansas City and San Francisco at Oakland are noted.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
San Francisco
Hawaii
Washington
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Calif
Kennedy Urges No Return Of Controversial Notre Dame Win
President Kennedy, a noted football fan, speaks at the National Football Foundation awards dinner in New York. He urges Notre Dame not to return its 17-15 victory over Syracuse, cites his own 1960 win as not to be given back, and laments a shift from participation to spectator culture. He urges a national return to physical fitness and notes Alabama’s Sugar Bowl invitation as Bear Bryant accepts the MacArthur Bowl. Former players and coaches inducted into the Hall of Fame are named alongside scholastic honorees.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Harvard
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Nual
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
Kennedy
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Crimson Tide
Williamsburg defends league opener over Appanoose 48 34
Williamsburg Panthers win the Franklin County league basketball opener 48 to 34 over Appanoose. Williams burg led 11 9 after one, 25 17 at halftime, and 41 31 after three quarters with Piersol and Stansbury each scoring 16. Appanoose 0 3 on season and 0 1 in league, was led by Beauchamp with 12 and Walburn 10.
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Williamsburg
Appanoose
Williamsburg Panthers
Lust
Phil Piersol
Gary Stansbury
Larry Milliken
Appanense
Gary Beauchamp
Gary Walburn
Ray Ramshaw
Terry Heidner
Don Carter Glove of St Louis Wins Bowling Championship
Don Carter Glove of St Louis swept both games to win the national match game title for the Bowling Proprietors Association of America. The Carters defeated Stroh's of Detroit 80-79 in points and 1,042-1,010 in the clincher after taking the first game 1,099-998. Falstaff of St Louis finished third with 1,144 points.
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Kansas City
Don’ Carter
St. Louis
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Carters
Stroh's
Detroit
Stroh’s
Falstaffs
Falstaff
Don Carter
Hall of Fame adds Don Faurot and Charlie Caldwell
The Hall of Fame inducts Don Faurot athletic director and former Missouri coach and the late Charlie Caldwell renowned for Princeton Yale and Williams. The 1961 announcement also mentions honorees Don Humble Pat Pazzetti Wesleyan quarterback and Claude Reeds Oklahoma halfback with Rhodes and Lehigh connections noted.
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Don Humble
Rice
Ottawa Herald
Pat Pazzetti
Lehigh
Wesleyan
Claude Reeds
Oklahoma
Missouri
Charlie Caldwell
Princeton
Yale
Williams
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Neihoff
Casten
Ereegan
Criqui
Rossman
Maley
Sobba
D. Pedrow
R. Pedrow
Drew Roberts
Humboldt State
Powell McClellan
Arkansas
Tech
David Baxter
Tennessee Tech
John G. Kaiser
Ceres Hs
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Midwest
Butler
New Mexico
Arizona
Arizona State
Texas A&m
Far West
Montana
West Texas
Santa Clara
San Francisco State
NBA
Herald
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Pau Trammell
Bryant
Hall of
Glenn Davis
Army
Charlie (Choo Choo) Justice
George McAfee
Bob Reynolds
Stanford
Bob Suffridge
Tennessee Guard
Wel
Piersol
Buckley
Milliken
Binns
Stansbury
Walburn
Beauchamp
Ramshaw
Heidner
Wray
R. Altice
Dean Berlin
Robert Barnes
Farhe
Don Faurot
Malott's
Basta
Motorola
Een Tan
Cieza
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