Ottawa Braves pull away for 78 57 win over Baker
Ottawa University, bolstered by 14 points from reserves Judenis Booth and Durham, pulled clear in the second half to beat Baker 78 to 57 at Wilson Field House. The Braves outscored Baker 26-7 in ten minutes, outrebounded 50-35, and moved into a three way tie atop the ECAC.
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Chuck Mercer
Tony Verdi
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Dick Booth
Ron Durham
Otetawa
McArthur Hall
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Dave Sears
Jim Hutton
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Gary Harrison
Dunham
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Salina
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College of Emporia
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VanErt
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Carter
Booth
Jusdenis
Scheufler
Dunn
Binns
Doeman
Totals
Waverly Hands Panthers First Setback 69-64
Waverly Bulldogs upset Melvern Panthers 69 to 64 as Dene nis Robbins and Melvern’s scoring pace clashed with Waverly’s tight defense. Robbins led Waverly with 32 points, supported by Doug Williams and Terry Lewis, while Melvern’s Lindstrom topped with 24 for the Panthers. Waverly improves to 21-0 in nonleague play. Melvern now 3-1 in Osage County League action.
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Denenis Robbins
Melvern
Bulldogs
Panthers
Garid
Robbins
Doug Willliams
Terry Lewis
Leon Lindstrom
Jack Lacey
Leland
Central 87 Pomona 57 in non league win
Central Heights toppled Pomona 87 to 57, halting Pomona’s three game win streak. Jim Chambers led with 30 points as Dena Kueser, Tom King, and Stanley Wood added solid support. Pomona’s Raymon Schroeder scored 25.
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Jim Chambers
Vikings
Dena Kueser
Tom King
Stanley Wood
Raymon Schroeder
Central
Craig Collins
Indians
Reading Edges Quenemo In Tight 64 58 Victory
Reading fought off Quenemo in the fourth quarter to win 64 58 on Tuesday. Leroy Graham led the Buffaloes with 19 points while Jeff Casten and Charles Stultz added 12 apiece. Quenemo drops to 0 23 after the non league contest.
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Buffs
Jeff Casten
Charles Stultz
Lyndon blitzes Williamsburg for 86 to 45 win
Lyndon Tigers overpower Williamsburg 86 to 45 as Jim Gurss scores 18 and Ray Toulouse and Dennis Yockey add 15 each. Ken Culbertson hampered by illness but Lyndon spreads scoring with twelve players contributing. Gentry leads Williamsburg with 11 as Lyndon climbs to 3-1 while holding a large second-half edge.
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Ray Toulouse
Dennis Yockey
Larry Culbertson
Yockey
K. Culbertson
Jelel
LL. Culbertson
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Toulouse
Tiffany
Singular
Jones
Allison
Wischropp
Clayton
Piper
Baldwin 67, Spring Hill 42 in Little Seven clash
Baldwin defeats Spring Hill 67 to 42 as Tom Swan leads with 24 points and 12 rebounds. Nutt adds 10 points and 12 boards, Beedles scores 10, while House tops Spring Hill with 20. Baldwin shoots 46 percent and dominates after the first quarter.
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Broncos
Bulldogs
Tom Swan
Ceneter
Dave Nutt
Bill Beedles
David House
Reservations About KU May Be Answered Soon
Lawrence AP report says unbeaten Kansas may field its best team since 1957 as it travels to Los Angeles to face UCLA and Southern California. Coach Ted Owens expects a tough test against UCLA's press, notes Walt Wesley's rise, and cites Kansas’ rich basketball heritage led by Naismith and Phog Allen.
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O.k
Walt Wesley
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Clyde Lovellette
Wayne Hightower
Bill Bridges
Wesley
Lovellette
Walter
Owens
Bob Wilson
Western Michigan
Ron Franz
Maryland
Gary Ward
Bob McIntyre
St. Johns
N.Y
al Lopes
Delry Lewis
Lewis
Jo Jo White
James Naismith
F. C
Phog) Allen
Overbrook 94 Carbondale 53 in non league win
Overbrook jumped to a 23.8 lead in the first period and rolled to a 94-53 victory over Carbondale. John Moeller led with 33 points and 15 rebounds, Dick Wells added 22, and Dan Tutcher totaled 14 points and 13 rebounds as Overbrook extended its winning streak to four. Bob Tregemba led Carbondale with 29 points.
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John Moeller
Dick Wells
Dan Tutcher
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Wells
Tutcher
Goephers
Bob Tregemba
Vikings
Pro Basketball Tuesday Results and Tonight's Games
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results Cincinnati 112 Philadelphia 109 and Baltimore 142 Detroit 129, New York 141 San Francisco 137. Tonight Cincinnati visits Boston, New York hosts Baltimore, Philadelphia plays Los Angeles, and St Louis meets San Francisco in Oakland.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
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San Francisco
Oakland
Garnett 45 Humboldt 37 Tri-Valley basketball results
Garnett beat Humboldt 45 to 37 to improve its Tri-Valley record. Bill Feuerborn led Garnett with 18 points, Ed Wolken 12, while Humboldt’s Sonny Goble scored 11. Fred Agee sat much of the game for Humboldt due to a technical foul as Garnett pulled away late.
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Hiles
Walker
Wolken
Raysmond
Barr
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Hoke
Squire
Qed
Agee
Davidson
Bartlett
Barnett
Goble
Wiehite
Hawks Jump To 4th Place In College Poll
Duke leads the Associated Press major college basketball poll with a 5-1 record after a two win weekend over UCLA. St Josephs Pa moves to second, Michigan third, Kansas fourth, and Vanderbilt fifth as the Top Ten remains crowded through Monday night action.
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Associated Press
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Wolverines
Ball State
San Francisco
St. Joseph's
Bills dominate AFL stars on AP All Star team
Buffalo Bills share six selections on the 1965 AP All Star list chosen by a 24 man panel. Kemp Shaw and Sestak lead offense while Stratton Byrd and Saimes headline defense. San Diego, Kansas City, Boston, Oakland, Houston and Denver also place players.
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Buffalo Bills
Associated Press
Bills
San Diego
Jack Kemp
Billy Shaw
Tom Sestak
Mike Stratton
Butch Byrd
George Saimes
Lance Alworth
Paul Lowe
Ron Mix
Earl Faison
Ernie Ladd
Kansas City
Jim Tyrer
Jerry Mays
Bobby Bell
Johnny Robinson
Nick Buoniconti
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Oakland
Jim Otto
Dave Grayson
Houston
Denver
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Willie Frazier
Bob Talamini
Lionel Taylor
Art Powell
Cookie Gilchrist
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Alworth
Shaw
Mix
Gilchrist
Otto
Ladd
Fatson
Sestak
Buoniconti
Stratton
Saimes
Grayson
New York boxers edge rivals in tight bouts
Mike Cortez aged 137 from New York outpointed Felix Morales 141 of New York in eight rounds. Lev an Roundtree 1752 of New York defeated Greatest Crawford 16814 of New York in eight rounds.
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Mike Cortez
Felix Morales
Levan Roundtree
Greatest Crawford
Wellsville edges Eudora 62 52 in Little Seven clash
Wellsville withstands fourth quarter rally to post a 62 to 52 win over Eudora. Gary Davenport led Wellsville with 19 points and 19 rebounds while Bill Gordon finished with 23 points. Eudora’s late surge was powered by Gordon who scored 14 in the final eight minutes as Wellsville improves to 2 1 in the Little Seven.
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Gary Davenport
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Jay Barnett
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