Baker Wildcats Visit OU In KS Conference Showdown
Ottawa University and Baker meet in Baldwin after each side won ECAC games. OU, 2-2, seeks consistency after a 75-54 win over Friends while Baker, 2-1, beat Sterling 67-58. Baker relies on height and depth led by Sharbutt Carpenter and Hutton, with Frear warning OU not to repeat recent slow offense.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Baker
Kansas
Baldwin
Braves
Friends University
Wich
Ita
Sterling
Wildcats
Lincoln
Neb
Bill Frear
Brian Carpenter
John Baker
Wildcat
Don Sharbutt
Jim Hutton
Carpenter
Wright Beck
Dave Sears
Sell
Basker
Duane Gasbrielson
Bob Eppler
Ree
Frear
Hel
Wichita
Jim Carter
Tony Verdi
Duane Bissitt
Evan Johnsson
Gary Harrison
Careter
Carter
Sharbutt
Hutton
Orioles Set New Marks In 1964 Fielding Records
The Baltimore Orioles posted a team fielding average of .985 with 95 errors in 1964, setting major league records for a second straight year. Individual leaders included Jerry Adair at second base with a .994 fielding average and only five errors, Brooks Robinson at third with a .2972 range and five straight Gold Glove level seasons, and Luis Aparicio at shortstop leading with a .979 average for six consecutive seasons. The Tigers and others trailed with .982 and .981.
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Boston
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore Finis
Vaikdes
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Cleveland
Adair
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
New York
Brookelyn
Jackie Robinson
Baltimore
Wednesday Men's League Scores and Highs at Garage
Bowling scores show teams like Ottawa Bus Service, Princeton Merchants, K of C numbers, and radar highs. Notable top marks include Bien 203 for Garage and Disque 200.5 for Ottawa Bus Service, with multiple players achieving 400s to 500s in team standings.
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Senies Garage
L. Bien
Briscoe Drugs
B. Milton
G. Powell
Ottawa Bus Service
F. Disque
Bennett No
C. Dodd
the Cannadys
Toumi
Sunrise Dairy
Fritts, & K
Ysh
Leagus B.M.A. Insurance
Ferguso
Princeton Merchants
Stockard
McFarland
Crites
Wise
Bell
A. Conus
Texaco
G. Page
TODDS
H. Kramer
Kuharich Secures 15 Year Eagles Contract
Philadelphia Eagles announce Joe Kuharich's 15 year general manager and coach contract, the longest in NFL history. Owners Foreman and Wolman say centralized authority will build a winner as Kuharich oversees player personnel and trades. In our first season under Kuharich, the team stands 6 won and 7 lost, a best since 1961.
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Philadelphia
Joe Kuharich
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Earl Foreman
Jerry Wolman
Kuharich
NFL
Nick Skorich
Vince McNally
Tom Lane Dry
Dallas Cowboys
Kuhbarich
Washington
St. Louis
Notre Dame
Montreal Defeats Toronto 3-2 in Hockey Showdown
Montreal edges Toronto 3 to 2 in a midweek hockey game as Chicago dominates New York 6 to 1. The results highlight Montreal and Chicago securing notable wins on Wednesday.
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Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
New York
Emile Griffith Named Ring Fighter of the Month
Emile Griffith, who stopped Dave Charnley in London, is Ring Magazine's Fighter of the Month for December. The issue also boosts Zora Folley to No 4 heavyweight contender, moves Williams of Houston to sixth, and maintains Cassius Clay as champion with Sonny Liston first and Floyd Patterson second in Ring ratings. Ernie Terrell is No 3 contender in Ring's list per the December release.
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New York
Emile Griffith
England
Dave Charnley
London
Ring Magazine
Ring
Zora Folley
Chandler, Ariz
Cleveland
Williams
Tpo Mems Williams
Houston
AFL Scoreboard shows scores and next week's games
The Associated Press reports AFL scores Boston 31 Kansas City 24 San Diego 38 New York 3 Oakland 16 Buffalo 13 Next Sunday's matchups Kansas City at San Diego Buffalo at Denver New York at Houston
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Boston
Kansas City
San Diego
New York
Oakland
Buffalo
Denver
Houston
Kan
City
Gradnot
Celtics Chase Royals In Cincinnati Clash Tonight
The Boston Celtics seek a fourth win over the Cincinnati Royals this season as their NBA clash looms in Cincinnati. Cincinnati beat Detroit 122-114 with Oscar Robertson scoring 32, sparking a third straight Royals win and their fifth in six. The Royals trail Boston by 14 games in the Eastern Division. The Knicks also beat the Bullets 111-90, their first road win of the season ending a six game skid.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Royals
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Royals
Detroit Pistons
Oscar Robertson
Detroit
Boston
New York Knicks
Baltimore Bullets
Knicks
Oklahoma State Opens Lead in Big Eight by Beating Arkansas
Oklahoma State shot 63 percent and topped Arkansas 66-52 to seize early Big Eight dominance. The Cowboys led 37-26 at halftime, then used a late stretch to pull away as Pauli Johnson led with 17 points. Missouri beat Drake’s 82-76 while Kentucky defeated Iowa State 100-74.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Cowboys
Poeg Alp Force Academy Parc
Missouri
Tigers
Kentucky
Iowa State
Cyclones
Colorado
Drake
Stillwater
Kansas
Razorbacks
Biso PauliJohnsons
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Baker University
Karl Spear
Dave Stryker
Doug Kelsey
Bob Henry
Wayne O’dell
Dean Supple
Jim Allen
Lucien Watkins
Duane Gabrielson
Bob Everley
Kent Dexter
Booster League
Royal Tlanes
G. Zielsdoi
Allen
Harkins
Robertson Motor CO
Spears
Mille’s
Mille
Eagles Lodge
Aridee Ania
BO Shoe Box
Horn
First National Bank
Fritts
Towners
Wilson
Peoples National
Reusch
RED Rooster Cafe
Adams
Kansas State Bank
HopkIns
Southwestern Bell
Droddy
Reddick
Beller Studio
Standard
Grogan
Spatz
Wills
Bachelor
Dengel
Interstate Financial House
South Main Interstate Securities Company
Emile
THE
Celtics
Maple Street
Ottawa, Kansas
Elva E. Holden
Kansas State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iota Jr Gic
Uaffante Crascian Ant Nation
Hank Iba
Dean Berlin
Golby's
Colby’s
Colby’s Maple Shop
Ottawa
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