Pomona Beats Williamsburg 73-56 in County League Clash
Pomona surged to a 73-56 victory over Williamsburg in a Franklin County League game led by Richard Altic with 27 points. Pomona shot 44.5 percent and dominated on rebounds with Lloyd Robbins 15 boards and Ed Ransom 17 rebounds. Williamsburg struggled from the floor and the Panthers pulled away by halftime, aided by 28 of 35 free throws for Pomona.
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Carbondale Tops Quenemo in Big Win
Carbondale buried Quenemo with 24 points in the first quarter and cruised to a 97 to 52 victory. George Niehoff led Quenemo with 11 rebounds while Charles Stultz topped the Quenemo scorers with 11 points.
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Moeller lifts Overbrook past Wellsville 55 53 on late goals
In Wellsville Overbrook edge Wellsville 55 53 as John Moeller nails two clutch field goals late. Wellsville led at halftime 27 26 and after three quarters 41 38, but John Shepard threes and driving baskets helped Overbrook rally. Shepard scores 16 on seven field goals while Mike Burrell adds 13 for Wellsville.
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Pro Basketball AP Results and Tonight Schedule
The Associated Press reports Tuesday scores Philadelphia 102 over Baltimore 97 and Detroit 102 over New York 100 while Boston 108 defeats Los Angeles 98 and St. Louis 118 over San Francisco 93. Tonight NY at Baltimore and Cincinnati at Detroit are on the slate.
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Melvern Rolls Past Waverly 80 to 58 in Non-League Fight
Melvern sped to an early lead and held on to defeat Waverly 80 58 in a non league game. Harry Geler and Leland Shaftfer paced the victors with 22 and 20 points while T Lewis led Waverly with 24 points.
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Edgerton Ends 61-Game Skid With 49.39 Victory
Edgerton pulled off a 49.39 win over Kansas School for the Deaf on Tuesday night, snapping a 61 game losing streak that dated back to mid 1962. The score marked the team’s first win in over a season.
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All-NFL team named by AP with Unitas and Brown near unanimous
Baltimore and Green Bay place five men each on the AP all NFL team chosen by a 42 member panel from 14 cities. Unitas and Brown top the offense while Morris and Ditka headline at receiver and tight end. Key defensive picks include Nitschke, Jordan, and Marchetti with rookie Krause making the first team safety.
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Ranger Phil Goyette Emerges as NHL Star
After six NHL seasons with the New York Rangers center Phil Goyette blossomed into a star last season. He scored 24 goals and 65 points placing him eighth in the league.
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Giants Seek win to thwart Browns in Eastern race
New York Giants eye a victory over the Cleveland Browns at Yankee Stadium in the NFL windup. Coach Allie Sherman may start quarterback A. Tittle or Gary Wood as New York aims to halt Cleveland’s bid and force a possible playoff with St. Louis if results align.
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Cyclones Open 1964 65 Rivalry At Lawrence
Ottawa High faces Lawrence in the 1964 65 rivalry opener with the Cyclones seeking an undefeated start and the Lions hoping to rebound from a late loss to Manhattan. Coach H K Stevens stresses rebounding, defense, and minimizing mistakes, while noting Lawrence uses tough man to man defense and features Kandykowicz Gilliam Floro Taylor and Allen as starters. Mendell and Mavity provide added firepower for Ottawa as they aim to steal an away win.
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Ottawa Bouts FA 75 54 in Kane Conference opener
Ottawa University defeated Friends 75 to 54 in Wichita to start ECAC Kane Conference play. Duane Bissitt led the Braves with 26 points, Tony Verdi added 19, and Ottawa trailed 5 points in the first half before a 42 32 halftime bulge. Ottawa improves to 22 0 overall.
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Ottawa Church League Opens January 4
Ottawa announces the Church League will begin play on January 4 not January 24 as previously listed in the Ottawa Herald yesterday. The entry deadline remains December 28.
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Beathard To Get Chance In Chiefs Chargers Game
Beathard a USC star rookie quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs will start to see significant action against the San Diego Chargers. Coach Hank Stram intends to give Beathard ample work this week as Daweeson has largely carried the load.
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