Drake Narrowly Scares Unbeaten Cincinnati In OT
Drake nearly upset top ranked Cincinnati in a 65-60 overtime thriller. Cincinnati, riding a 34 game win streak, edged the challenger as Tom Thacker missed key free throws in the final seconds. Rutgers snapped a five game skid with a 90-83 win over Lafayette, St. Louis beat Marquette 73-62, Utah State won 97-69 against Utah, and Tulsa beat Arkansas 68-66.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Drake
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Thacker
Rutgers
Lafayette
St. Louis
Marquette
Utah State
Utah
Tulsa
Arkansas
Nicklaus and Player Lead Palm Springs Classic
Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player top the Palm Springs golf classic as the third round starts, Nicklaus leading at 135 after a 35 31 on Tamarisk. Arnold Palmer sits eight back in a crowded field. Harold Kneece and others chase from 137 to 139 after two rounds.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Bobby Jones
Bob Shave Jr
Willoughby
Ohio
Palmer
Harold Kneece
Coleader
Johnny Pott
Tommy Aaron
Bruce Crampton
Julius Boros
Bo Wininger
Gardner Dickinson
Bill Casper
George Bayer
Tommy Bolt
Pat Schwab
Twist
Arnold Palmer
Buddy Greco
College Basketball Scores Roundup by Region
East Niagara beats Georgetown 89 to 75 while Penn State 75 Carnegie Tech 64 Bowling Green 63 St. John s New York 55 Providence 84 Dayton 72 Rutgers 90 Lafayette 75. South Kentucky 74 Georgia 67 Wake Forest 54 South Carolina. Midwest Cincinnati 65 Drake 60 Loyola Chicago 118 Washington 58 St. Louis 73 Marquette 62 Arkansas State 79 Cape Girardeau State 65 Omaha 61 St. Benedicts 59 Pan American Texas 83 Emporia State 67 Southwest Tulsa 68 Arkansas 66 Far West Utah State 97 Utah 69. College Wrestling Oklahoma State 17 Illinois 11 Colorado 19 State College of Iowa 9.
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Niagara
Georgetown
Washington, D.C
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Kentucky
Georgia
Madison Square Garden
Bowling Green
East Niagara
D.C
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
St. John’s
N.Y
Providence
Dayton
Rutgers
Lafayette
Midwest
Cincinnati
Drake
Loyola
Chicago
Washington
Marquette
Arkansas State College
Cape Girardeau State
Omaha
St. Benedicts
Pan American
Emporia State
Wichman and Van Leiden lead as Painters top rollers
In AMF League action at the Royal T, L Wichman posts a 566 series and Tony Van Leiden a 226 game to pace Conrad's Painters. They defeat Dutch Boy Paints 3-1, then drop a makeup set to Briscoe Drugs as Kimbrel leads with 543 in a sweep of Litwin's. Pepsi-Cola tops Ottawa Bowl standings with 4-0 over Ottawa Insulation and 3-1 over Peace Food Center.
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Conrad
Painters
L. Wichman
Tony van Leiden
Royal T
Wichman
van Leiden
Dutch Boy Paints
Briscoe
John Kimbrel
Litwin
Pepsi-Cola
Ottawa Insulation
Pepsi
Peace Food Center
J. Snider
Ralph Kampschroeder
R. Johnson
Ottawa
Brown's Hardware
Hamerickhouse
Peterson Masonry
Downing
Peterson
C. Wolgast
D. Burgoon
Blue Moon
D. Sauer
Briscoe Drugs
J. Kimbrel
Litwin's
A. Hopkins
T. VanLelgen
Butch Boy
T. Hiatt
Cheney
G. Honn
Colbern
L. Bailey
AMI
Budge’ Howe
Edmistons
Foster
K. Jones
Wienekeeres
Aoenee
L Keim
B. Miller Vee
P Kramer
A. Gilbert As
Wenthe
Kitty Clever
Tit Bond
Bientes
H. Skilling
Cc. Foster
P. Youmberlin
P. McPheeters
J. Bien Oe
A. Mietchen
W. Bien Oes
W. Jones
B. Kersley
Towners
Ogle
F. Young Eteren
D. Cordle
A. Allman Oe
Maun-Bell
R. Smith
Rosedale and Ottawa clash in EKL battle weekend
Rosedale coach H. K. Stevens seeks revival as his Wildcats visit Ottawa for an EKL doubleheader. Top Ottawa scorers Roy Dunn and Ronnie Mendell pace the Cyclones while Phil LaHue and Jim Ramsey lead the Rosedale attack. Stevens notes Rosedale can beat strong teams on the road as he previews a pivotal weekend with the varsity at 8pm and B game at 6:30pm.
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Ottawa High Cyclones
Bonner Springs
Rosedale
Eldon Milburn
Wildcats
Ottawa
Milburn
Kingman
H. K. Stevens
Stevens
Jim Ramsey
Phil LaHue
LaHue
Eugene Jackson
Ramsey
Bonner and Turner
Argentine
Olathe
Cyclones
Harry Morton
Roy Dunn
Ronnie Mendell
Dunn
Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Jim Lewis
Lewis
Davidson
Pomona Girls Team Defeats Williamsburg 52 to 28
Williamsburg hosted Pomona for the season opener with Pomona winning 52 to 28 on the Williamsburg court. Williamsburg A squad included Janice Milliken Gail Collins Kathy Burgess Linda Season Donna Davis and Jean Reichard. Other players listed were Nancy Bethell Carol Flora Nora Massey Kathy Collins Sharon McCurdy Jeannette Collins and Loraine Anderson.
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Williamsburg
Pomona
Janice Milliken
Gail Collins
Kathy Burgess
Linda Season
Donna Davis
Jean Reichard
Nancy Bethell
Carol Flora
Nora Massey
Kathy Collins
Sharon McCurdy
Jeannette Collins
Loraine Anderson
TVA Seeks 25000 Palnuts For Bolts Explained
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced plans to buy 25 000 palnuts a glorified lock washer for bolts. A reporter asked for definition and a TVA spokesman consulted a dictionary but could not define the term. A utilities company clarified that palnut means a bolt lock washer.
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Knoxville
Hurlers Cheer as Strike Zone Grows in Rookie Era
NEW YORK AP The baseball rules committee expanded the strike zone from armpits to shoulders top to knees, about a 10 inch gain. Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax welcome the change for pitchers while hitters like Frank Robinson and Mickey Mantle fear more strikeouts. Club officials broadly back the move, with Bobby Bragan calling it a speedier, more engaging game.
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New York
Baseball Rules Committee
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Cal Hubbard
Frank Roinson
Cincinnati Reds
Pll
Yankee
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
Wittenberg Tops AP Small College Poll In Hurdles Spotlight
In Frederick Maryland a 15 year old Tammy Davis set a national indoor record for women s 50 yard low hurdles clocking 6 8 at a Baltimore meet. The Frederick Track and Field Club member could have shaved time with better surfaces and spike shoes and a stronger field. Debbie Thompson, also 15, is noted as the youngest US track team member. Residents have raised nearly 3000 for the club s travel to events including Madison Square Garden and the Los Angeles Coliseum with Millrose Games ahead.
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Associated Press
Wittenberg
Ohio
Grambling
Louisiana
Frederick
Baltimore
Tammy Davis
Cross City Club
Libuse Lomsky
Tammy
Debbie Thompson
U.S
New York
Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles Coliseum
Debbie
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association Thursday Results
Boston beat Cincinnati 128 to 125 while Los Angeles 127 over Detroit 122 Syracuse 112 over St Louis 100 and Chicago 116 over New York 101. Tonight Los Angeles at Detroit and Syracuse at Boston. Saturday sees Los Angeles at St Louis and Cincinnati vs Syracuse at Rochester.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Boston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Detroit
Syracuse
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
Rochester
Herald offers weekly tip reward of five dollars
The Herald announces a reader tip reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted each week. The program encourages readers to share timely information and locate underreported stories for potential publication.
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the Herald
Braves Face Top Kansas Team In Wilson Field Tonight
The Ottawa University Braves host Bethel College Threshers of Newton at Wilson Field House. Bethel leads the conference after a 65 63 December win at Newton, while Ottawa sits 6 5 in the standings. Tip off is at 7 30 this evening.
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Bethel College Threshers
Newton
Kansas
Ottawa University Braves
Wilson Field House
Braves
Threshers
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Bradley
the Bearcats
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Nicklaus
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Ned R. Shull
S. Cedar
Gene Whitacre
Ned Skull
Cedar- Alley Etrance
Budge’s Hardware
Ottawa Bowl
Hardware
Bond’s Cleaners
W. Dodd
Mann-Bell
M. Ainsworth
Beautyland
AMF
H. K
N. Main
Mickey Mantle
W. L
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Westminster, Pa
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Akton
Sesseseee
Prairie View
Tennessee State
Southern Illinois
Lamar Tech
Dean Berlin
Hughes Auto Parts
S. Main
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Smith
Harry Smith
Hank
Sinclair
Paine
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