Braves Rout Falcons In Kansas Conference Clash
Ottawa University Braves defeated Friends University Falcons 72 to 48 in a Kansas Conference basketball game. Freshmen led scoring with Duane Bissitt 15 and Jim Carter 2, while Clarke Hay led the Falcons with 12 points. The Braves raced to a 32 point lead and restocked with substitutes as the game wore on.
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Friends University Falcons
Wichita
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Wayne Sutter
Bill Jones
Jim Carter
Charles Mercer
Sutter
Dean Erwin
Tom Kinder
Tom Watson
Jerry Harshaw
Jon Krebbs
Frear
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Clarke Hay
Steve Buxton
Larry Snyder
Ottawa
Frey Kinder Shateene Sutter
Feneee
Serene Erebbs
Os “ Watson Ervin
Honeycutt
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Harshaw Wee Bissitt
Carter
Friends
Denham Sane
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Blackout Fight Over Giants Packers Telecast
Three Manhasset men sued in federal court seeking to lift a TV blackout for the December 30 NFL playoff between the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers. Judge Weinformed denied a temporary restraining order but scheduled a hearing for next Monday amid a publicity frenzy as fans scramble for a view.
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Rickey at 81 still busy with new Cardinals role
Branch Rickey, 81, says he is busy and active as he serves as a consultant to the St. Louis Cardinals. He notes he has retired before and does not plan to count birthdays, but embraces a final venture using decades of experience with the St. Louis, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh clubs to aid player development.
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New Teeth For 87-Year-Old Woman In Italy
Cosenza Italy AP Rosa Tiersi aged 87 who had been toothless for years astonished by two new teeth an incisor and an eyetooth appearing in her mouth. The unusual dental renewal story highlights a rare breakthrough in elder care and dental science in the region.
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Grant To KU Steers Slam Tapers Again
The Associated Press reports the Philadelphia Tapers faced the Kansas City Steers after a 117-34 loss. The Ford Foundation announced $1,722,000 in grants to six colleges and universities for international studies at the undergraduate level, including $177,000 to the University of Kansas.
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Fog Delays Missouri's Flight to Georgia Tech Bowl
KANSAS CITY AP Fog at Houston held Missouri's Bluebonnet Bowl team in Kansas City overnight delaying an intended 10 a.m. takeoff for Houston where Missouri, 8-0, will face Georgia Tech. Coach Dan Devine kept 86 in Kansas City, 63 players, for a light workout and review ahead of the game.
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College Basketball Scores From Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports results from major conferences. Princeton beat Rutgers 84 to 49 and Providence defeated Brown 72 to 47. Northeastern topped MIT 59 to 49 while LaSalle routed Bucknell 103 to 55. Temple edged Navy 56 to 55 and Army beat Georgetown 72 to 68. In the South Mississippi State cruised past Christian Brothers 108 to 0. LSU defeated Arkansas 70 to 72. Wake Forest beat Maryland 85 to ? Auburn won over Spring Hill 71 to 51. Marshall defeated The Citadel 71 to 69. Ga Tech crushed NC State 71 to 4. Midwest Wichita State beat Michigan State 80 to 69. Wisconsin downed Marquette 76 to 58. Xavier defeated St Bonaventure 86 to 77. Michigan beat San Jose State 66 to 52. Chicago Loyola topped Indiana 106 to 94. Southwest Texas Western won 57 to 47 over Oklahoma State. Far West Arizona edged Idaho State 57 to 51. Weber defeated Gonzaga 92 to 2. Tennessee State beat Hawaii 97 to 83. Nevada Southern lost to Nevada 54 to 4.
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Indians Win With Flourish
RICHMOND The Pomona Indians defeated the Richmond Cubs 42 to 31 in a Franklin County Basketball League game. Pomona stretched a 4 point lead to 11 with a late scoring flourish in the final minutes. It was Pomona’s third league victory without defeat. Richmond coach Phil Rose called the game the Cubs’ finest this season. Pomona’s B team beat Richmond 55 to 24. Richmond will play at Lane on Friday Jan 4.
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Former Kansan Killed on Connecticut Turnpike
David Ingalls 53, electronics consultant and son of former Kansas lieutenant governor Sheffield Ingalls, died in a one car crash on the Connecticut Turnpike. His car crossed the center esplanade and struck a rocky ledge, crushing his chest. Ingalls founded Airtron Inc. in Linden New Jersey in 1946, a radar and microwave equipment maker later sold to Ditton Industries. He had resigned from Litton in 1959 and worked as an electronics consultant since. His grandfather was former Senator John Ingalls of Kansas.
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Three oddities shape the 1969 college football year
Navy’s sleeper play against Pittsburgh, Yale’s illegal pass against Princeton, and All-America quarterback George Mira’s 4 yard pass to Mira lead the AP yearend roundup of unusual forward passes. The Navy play came in the Oyster Bowl as Roger Staubach hit Jim Stewart for a 66 yard TD. Yale’s illegal pass set up a late Tigers response in a 14-10 loss to Princeton. Mira’s improbable four yard completion to himself at Miami against Texas Christian earns an asterisk in the record books.
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Associated Press
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Jim Stewart
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Roger Staubach
Tigers
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Ed McCarthy
Pete Cummings
McCarthy
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Texas Christian
Mira
TCU
NCAA
Bowling Roundup at Ottawa Bowl Showdown in League Play
Todd's rush for the Commercial League title slowed as Texaco won the Ottawa Bowl series. Al Knoeppel led Texaco with a 602 while Homer Kramer scored 627 for Todd's. Wright's Studio expanded its lead in the Ladies League with Arlene DeCaeny's 558 and Sue Wolgast 530. Bienie's Garage beat Bennett Creamery No. 2 to widen the Twilight League margin. Knight of Columbus No 3 rose to first in Booster League. Team and high scores listed for multiple leagues on the page.
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NBA Wednesday Results and Friday schedule recap
NBA results included Cincinnati 129 over Syracuse 120 and Detroit 115 beat Chicago 113. Los Angeles 135 defeated St Louis 106. Friday fixtures list Chicago at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Detroit with St Louis facing Los Angeles. ABL results show Kansas City 117 over Philadelphia 8% and today Philadelphia plays Kansas City and Chicago meet Oakland.
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Missouri Faces Tennessee in Columbia Post Cowboys Loss
Missouri aims to rebound after dropping to 3-4 as 5-0 Tennessee led by coach Ray Mears arrives at Columbia. The Volunteers rely on 6-foot-7 Sid Elliott, 6-foot-7 A W Davis, and 6-foot-10 Orb Bowling with top scorer Danny Schultz sidelined by injury. Iowa State travels to Utah State while Oklahoma State hopes to regain form after a 57-47 setback to Texas Western, hampered by interior rebounding.
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Boy Finds Missing Shirt Hidden Under Skin After Bath
Parsons Kansas AP report tells how Rees Hughes, a young church team player, misplaced his new basketball shirt at the gym. After adults helped search, he returned home to bathe and discovered the shirt under his skin, tucked beside his body.
Junior High Whirlwinds sweep Olathe in two games
Ottawa Whirlwinds win both freshmen and 7th 8th grade matchups against Olathe juniors at the junior high gym. Ronnie Lloyd leads varsity with 10 points, Dale Spears and Scott Killough add 9 each, Dean Barr 12 in 7th 8th grade win. Madison Stein scores 6 as Ottawa builds a large halftime lead and cruises to victory. next contest is January 4 versus Bonner Springs.
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Ronnie Lloyd
Dale Spears
Scott Killough
Morris Bennett
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Cardinals sign Jackie Smith and Louis McRae
ST. LOUIS AP Jackie Smith end from Northwest Louisiana State College and Louis McRae fullback signed with the St. Louis Cardinals. A spokesman says the moves bring the club to seven draft choices. Smith is 6 seven four 205 pounds from the 10th round, McRae 6 foot 1 225 pounds free agent.
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Louis McRae
St. Louis Cardinals
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