Braves Lose to Missouri School of Mines in Rolla
Ottawa University Braves fell 95 to 61 in a non conference game at Rolla as Mines dominated with three players scoring 23, 20 and 19. Norman Schuchman led Mines with 23 points while Mike Brown scored 20 for Ottawa and John McAninch 16. Ottawa drops to 3-5 overall and 3-1 in conference.
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Dukes Of Duquesne Triumph Over St Bonaventure
Undefeated Duquesne ranked seventh in the AP poll handed St Bonaventure a loss as the Dukes bid to reclaim elite status in college basketball. The Associated Press story notes Duquesne's past as a top tournament entrant despite recent lean seasons.
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Spahn Voted Veteran Athlete of the Year for 1961
Warren Spahn, Milwaukees southpaw and 300-game winner, topped an Associated Press poll of 251 sports writers and broadcasters to be named veteran athlete of the year for 1961. He posted 21 wins, led the NL with a 3.09 ERA and complete games, and added a no hitter to reach 309 career victories. The year also featured college and pro basketball and football results from St Bonaventure, Purdue, and others.
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Missouri Kansas colleges open non conference season
COLE Falls To Midland Except for one game, Missouri and Kansas colleges went on a non-conference tack Tuesday night. Rolla Mines defeated Ottawa, Kan., 95-61, Fort Hays, Kan. State romped over Adams, Colo. State 105-81, Cape Girardeau, Mo. State whipped West Texas State 79-63, Midland, Neb. walloped College of Emporia 66-57, and Kearney, Neb. beat Tarkio, Mo. , 101-86. Pan American College won its own tournament at McAllen, Tex. with a 77-65 decision over Emporia Kan. State. In the only conference game, Central Methodist of Fayette, Mo. got its MCAA season off to an auspicious start with a 70-67 win over Westminster.
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Basketball yore scores college games list
East Duquesne 74 St. Bonaventure 7 Fordham 67 Columbia 59 Cornell 72 Rochester 61 South Mississippi State 83 Memphis State 71 Georgia 78 Florida 72 Purdue 91 Nevada 59 Detroit 71 San Francisco 53 Northwestern 65 Colorado 64 Tulsa 68 Santa Barbara 64 Depauw 85 Baker 69 Creighton 85 South Dakota 59 Rice 71 Vanderbilt 64 Texas Tech 70 Oklahoma 42 New Mexico State 76 New Mexico 72 Washington State 69 Fresno State 64 Santa Clara 67 Hawaii 53 Portland 53 Chico State 48.
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High School Scores Across Class A Matchups
Independence defeated Chanute 58 to 50 and De Soto edged Baldwin 54 to 52. Louisburg topped Osawatomie 68 to 49 while Gardner won 67 to 48 over Wellsville. Salina beat Clay Center 69 to 51. McPherson won 61 to 58 against Manhattan and Emporia prevailed 62 to 58 at Junction City. Eudora beat Spring Hill 70 to 51 as Osage City bested Burlingame 46 to 45.
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Shockers Seek New Coach After Dye and Feldberg Depart
Wichita University opened a search for a new athletic director and football coach after Tippy Dye left for Nebraska and Hank Feldberg joined Texas A&M. Dr James K Sours said two names discussed were Bill Pace and Bill Austin, though Pace later took an Arkansas assistant role. The committee expects to finish by January 1 and has already received many applications.
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Packers And Giants Dominate AP All Star Football Picks
Green Bay and New York top the National Football League All Star roster chosen by 42 voting writers. Packers claim six players including Thurston Ringo Hornung as key offense and defense. Giants place Shofner Brown on offense and Katcavage Barnes Patton on defense. Browns’ Dolton? Wait.
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Rickey Is 80 Today
PITTSBURGH AP Branch Rickey, elder statesman of organized baseball, marked his 80th birthday and again foresees a third major league. He predicted expansion to 12 teams in both the National and American Leagues, followed by a third league of eight teams. He questioned whether current clubs are viable and warned about costs.
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