Buckeyes Strengthen Big Ten Title Quest After Win
Ohio State, 16-0, remains atop the Big Ten after a 100-85 victory over Indiana as Iowa also falters. St Bonaventure and St John’s hold National tournament bids, while Bradley and Kansas suffer defeats. Purdue climbs to third in the Big Ten. Illinois, Michigan State, and other SEC and non conference results follow.
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Ohio State Dominates AP College Basketball Poll
Ohio State remains No. 1 in the weekly AP poll for the eighth straight week with a 360 sweep of votes. The Buckeyes extended a 16 game win streak this year and 21 over two years by beating Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana. St Bonaventure moved to second after a 75-61 win over Bradley. Duke rose to third as Bradley fell to fourth with Cincinnati and St Bonaventure close behind.
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Harold Johnson Favored In NBA Light Heavyweight Title Shot
Miami Beach Vietnam AP Harold Johnson 32 of Philadelphia meets Jesse Bowdry 23 of St. Louis for the NBA world light heavyweight title at Miami Beach Convention Hall. Johnson listed 3-1 favorite over Bowdry as promoter Chris Dundee projects about 6,000 fans and a $60,000 gate. Bowdry earned his shot by wins over Archie Moore and Willie Pastrano, with the bout not televised.
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Methodist
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Christian
Langdon
Willie Pastrano
Henry Hanks
Wilt Chamberlain Leads NBA Scoring and Rebounding Averages
Week to week Wilt Chamberlain remains the NBA scoring leader with 2,108 points and a 37.6 average while also leading in rebounds at 27.7 per game and field goal accuracy at 49.1 percent. His closest rival is Elgin Baylor with 1,931 points and a 35.1 average. Oscar Robertson led a Royals victory with 37 points in the only game Monday night.
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Lakers
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Oscar Robertson
Royals
Shrine East West game set for Kansas City march
The 16th annual Shrine East West college all star basketball game will be played in Kansas City on March 28. Ten players will be chosen for each squad.
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Busy Night In Church League
Nine games were played in the church league last night with three senior and six junior divisions. In seniors Sacred Heart edged First Methodist 20-16, North Baptist beat Trinity Methodist 29-18, and Nazarene routed First Baptist 41-20 led by D Michaels with 27 points. Junior results include Sacred Heart over Nazarene 26-10 and Westminster 31-28 over Bethany Chapel, while First Christians defeated First Methodists Greens 26-14. First Baptist beat Trinity Methodist 21-19.
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Two Gridiron Greats Honored At Dinner
Quar terback Norm Van Brocklin and Navy star Joe Bellino were honored Monday night by the Maxwell Bell Memorial awards. Dodgers own planes but seek bigger one. Yankees rely on trains and jets with few issues. Red Sox’s Tom Dowd expects no transport problems.
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Norm van Brocklin
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Boston Red’Sox
Big Eight Race Still Is In A Dead Heat
The Big Eight title race remains tied as Kansas and Kansas State share top form after Kansas beat Colorado 85 65 in Lawrence. Kansas State meets Iowa State in Manhattan with playoff implications and both squads eye Feb 22 clash in Manhattan. Oklahoma beat Nebraska 69 58 leaving them near bottom. Iowa State topped Oklahoma State 80 63. Missouri moved to third after Colorado loss. Kansas top scorer Wayne Hightower led with 93 points in the season, while Bill Bridges dominated for Kansas with 21 points and 19 rebounds.
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Bowling Scores From Monday Mixed Meet
The list records top marks and counts for teams Lollar Cordie Fredeen Conrad Goss Amos Grabham Reiter Wasson Long Fletcher Mengerhausen Schultz Seymour Schulte Porter Durbin Hanes Netherland Wallace Shister Deputy. Notable scores include Lollar 180 and Cordis 485 as 30 frames, with Shister Deputy 304 and other high series listed.
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Three More Sign With Athletics
Kansas City adds pitcher Ken Johnson, third baseman Andy Carey, and Dick Williams to the Kansas City Athletics roster, bringing the total to 24 on the contract list with 13 more to go. The piece also touches on obesity costs, daily word usage, Brazil’s palatial president palace, and assorted odds and ends from the era.
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Morton County Seat Move Must Be Made TO PEKA
The Morton County commissioners must decide by Feb 24 whether to move the county seat from Richfield to Elk Hart or justify the delay. The Kansas Supreme Court granted an extension after the January 2 vote showed 1,060 to move to Elkhart, amid a county population of 3,317. The commissioners argue three fifths of 1,871 electors are needed.
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High Soviet Official Demoted Believed Transfer Shocks Moscow
Pravda reports Averki Aristov, a Presidium Central Committee member, moved from Moscow to Poland as ambassador. The transfer is viewed as a sharp demotion amid Khrushchev era shakeups. Aristov, once the party’s top body, was expelled from the Presidium, reassigned to Mongolia, and now serves as a Soviet delegate to the U N and to an atomic agency in Vienna.
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Harry Gibson
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American illusions and Soviet apple pie clash in rhetoric
The piece contrasts American pride with Soviet claims about a dessert called vablochny pirok, notes psychiatry data showing most patients are housewives, and cites Dr Bevan Wolfe on living and ego in service to others.
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Patterned Bird House Hexagons and Packet Offer
Workshop Patterns present HEXAGONAL HOUSES for birds using Pattern 468 in one or two story models. Priced at 35c, included in Bird House Packet No. 75 for $1. Bedford Hills, New York, Pattern Dept. Ottawa Herald.
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