Braves Clash With Sterling Here On Tuesday
Ottawa University's fourth place Braves host Sterling's fifth place Warriors in a Kansas Conference clash. Ottawa sits 6-6 in league play and seeks revenge for a 65-61 loss at Sterling on December 15. Both teams lost Friday night. Wetherson beat Ottawa 76-64 and Southwestern defeated Sterling 88-75.
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Conference Three-Team Race Shapes CIC Title Chase
The Associated Press reports a three team CIC battle led by Emporia State and Pittsburgh State. Emporia hosts Washburn Tuesday and then plays Sterling Friday while Pittburg State faces St Benedict's Wednesday and Gus Fish coached Hornets Saturday. Gough scored 22 in a 75 56 win as Fort Hays beat Washburn 85 73. Baker beat Friends 59 57.
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Cyclones Edge Highland In Double Overtime Tilt
Ottawa Cyclones defeat Highland Park 54 53 in double overtime at Topeka. Ron Reusch hits 10 foot jumper in second overtime after Highland ties late in regulation and first overtime. Mickey Reed and Bob Lewis lead scoring as Ottawa pulls ahead in North east Kansas League title race.
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Palm Springs Open Won by Maxwell and January
The Palm Springs Golf Classic raised funds for charity as Billy Maxwell of Dallas earned $5,300 after 99 holes in 345 strokes. Don January of Dallas won a $50,000 bonus for a hole in one, the first of his 24-year career, three days earlier. Ken Venturi tied for fifth after a late slip, with Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders close behind.
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Tigers Third in Track Meet
University of Missouri thinclads placed third at the Michigan State relays with 36 points, Kansas State 26, Western Michigan 52.5, Michigan 48, led by Bob Hannekin mile and Don Smith shot put wins, while Missouri, Kansas State and Colorado posted multiple event finishes.
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KU Big Block In Path Of Kansas State
The February 22 showdown in the Big Eight pits Kansas State against Kansas as the Jayhawks seek a league win after the January 20 home victory in Lawrence by Kansas 75 to 66.
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Eudora tops Wellsville 58 35 after fast start fades
In Wellsville last Saturday Eudora defeated Wellsville 58 to 35 after leading 10 8 after one quarter. Eudora trailed 21 18 at halftime then pulled away with 17 points in the third period. Dean Neal led Eudora with 14 points while Marvin Caruthers scored 12 for Wellsville.
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Parke Carroll Dies at 56 in Kansas City
Parke Carroll, 56, former general manager and executive vice president of the Kansas City Athletics, died of a heart attack while golfing at Blue Hills Country Club. He collapsed and was taken to Research Hospital, where he died about an hour later. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Fulton chapel in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Bowlers Score Mix: Upper, Milton, Gilborn Lead
Mixer upper Mitton Gilborn and others atop a dense bowling score list. N Milton posts a 192 high game, F Gilborn 468 set, with several players reporting high tens and thirties. scores and team pairings include Pogue Hughes Ogle Downing and Robertson among others. The fragmentary data shows totals like 35 423 1401 and 31 452 13 658 with player initials and team markers.
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Quality Parts and Expert Service Unite For Efficiency
The ad emphasizes strong value from durable parts paired with skilled service, highlighting efficiency as a key benefit for customers seeking reliable repairs and fast turnaround.
Moore Title Up For Grabs
A report from the Associated Press notes that Moore's title is contested or at stake, with competition or uncertainty surrounding the outcome and potential changes in leadership or position.
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Blasingame Signs Again With Giants
In San Francisco AP report notes Don Blasingame, second baseman, agreed to salary terms with the Giants. The piece blends sports chatter across baseball, boxing overlaps, and basketball mentions including Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor in a garbled recap of 1961 actions and standings.
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