Cyclones Begin Quest For Third Consecutive Crown
Ottawa High defend EKL title in a semifinal at Rosedale High School against Bonner Springs after Bonner beat Olathe 50-45. Argentine plays Rosedale at 8 30 p.m. and Ottawa's lineup may adjust for full court pressure. McConico leads Bonner with about 18 ppg. Stevens emphasizes control and defense to counter Ottawa’s pace.
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Cappelletti Named AFL Most Valuable Player
Gino Cappelletti of the Boston Patriots was chosen as the AFL MVP by an Associated Press panel. The veteran end flanker led the league with 155 points, scored seven touchdowns, kicked 25 field goals, and made 36 conversions and a two-point conversion, totaling a Patriots career scoring record of 603 points.
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Hardin Leaves Navy After 10 Day Contract Dispute
ANNAPOLIS MD AP The Naval Academy and football Coach Wayne Hardin part company today after a 10 day contract dispute. The academy set an afternoon news conference to announce the move with Hardin likely attending. He coached six years as head coach after four as an assistant and has said he was satisfied with his February contract and wished to continue.
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K State Officials Debate Ending Sunflower Double Header
Kansas State athletics chief Bebe Lee and Kan sas counterpart Wade Stinson urged action after a booing incident during the Sunflower Basketball Double Header in Manhattan. Lee called the scene ridiculous and said hosts should not tolerate unruly behavior as students and staff expressed embarrassment.
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Gordie Howe Ends Slump and Leads Detroit Victory
Gordie Howe snapped a 12 game scoring drought with two goals and two assists as the Detroit Red Wings beat the New York Rangers 7 to 3. Howe joked about Father Time and his age in his 19th NHL season while remaining confident amid Hull’s scoring surge. Bobby Hull added two goals as Chicago topped Boston 7 to 5, boosting Hull’s league lead to 38 points with 24th and 25th goals, approaching the 50 goal NHL mark tied by Geoffrion and Richard.
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Walter Hagen Undergoes Minor Throat Surgery
DETROIT AP Walter Hagen, golf great, is in good condition after minor throat surgery at Henry Ford Hospital. A spokesman described the procedure as routine and not serious.
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Ottawa/Bethel College Gridiron Broadcast Tonight
The Ottawa University and Bethel College game will be broadcast tonight on OU campus radio KTJO FM from Newton, starting at 8 p.m. The broadcast brings live coverage of the matchup to listeners on the campus station.
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Sooners Rally To Beat Texas Tech In Big Eight Showdown
Oklahoma connected on long range shots to post an 85 79 victory over Texas Tech as the Sooners chased the Southwest Conference title. Colorado cruised past Wyoming 68 63 at the foul line in another Big Eight game, giving the circuit 22 victories to 19 defeats early in the season.
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All Star Gilchrist Unanimous AP Pick for AFL Team
Buffalo fullback Cookie Gilchrist was the lone unanimous selection to the AFL All Star team named by the AP. The six Bills on the squad included Stew Barber Billy Shaw Tom Sestak Mike Stratton and George Saimes. Boston San Diego Kansas City New York Houston Oakland and Denver also placed players. Otto Granantham and others repeat from last year with ten repeaters overall.
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Rolla Miners Win First Of The Season
The Rolla Miners opened their season with a 91 to 80 victory over Bethel of Tennessee at Rolla as Ralph Farber scored 22 points. Kansas and Missouri schools played reduced games with Fort Hays State dropping to 3 and 2 after an 83 to 80 loss to Kearney State. Rockhurst defeated Omaha 75 to 72 behind 25 points from Pat Caldwell.
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Basketball Scoreboard and Results on Wednesday
Scores show St Louis defeating New York 117 to 103 and Boston edging San Francisco 107 to 106. Baltimore beat Philadelphia 140 to 120, while Los Angeles won 126 to 120 against Detroit. Today New York faces Boston in Providence with Friday schedule listing Los Angeles at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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West Teams Ruin East Team Slates
Seattle edged LaSalle 76-74 at the Palestra as Charlie Williams hit a 20 foot field goal with three seconds left then stole to deny a final LaSalle shot CSU beat Cornell 67-65 in Ithaca Tom Vidakovich hit a late outside shot to put CSU ahead for good Duke edged Clemson 80-79 with 1:34 left Steve Vacendak scored 10 straight points Penn State defeated Temple 73-63 for its fourth straight road win Baylor won 86-81 over North Texas behind six straight free throws Willie Davis scored for North Texas Houston beat Auburn 50-48 and Chicago Loyola edged North Dakota State 84-83 at home
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Louisville Wins 67 62 in Early Championship Bid
Louisville edges Syracuse 67 to 62 behind Eddie Creamer and John Reuther as it moves to 3 1 early season. Baylor defeats North Texas State 86 81 at Denton while North Texas State remains 4 3 in the campaign.
Notre Dame Army football game revival eyed for New York
New York and Philadelphia are among prime sites for the Notre Dame Army clash set for Oct 9 1965 as the rivalry returns after 18 years with a home and away series. If New York is chosen the likely venue is the 60 000 seat Shea Stadium.
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