Braves Fall Into Fourth in Kansas Conference Play
Ottawa University Braves lost 80 to 62 to Southwestern College Builders in Winfield, dropping into a three way tie for fourth with College of Emporia and Sterling. Southwestern leads with 11 wins, 3 losses as Bethel, Bethany, and others chase. Jim Harris led the Builders with 24 points, Tom Kinder had 20 for Ottawa.
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Winfield
Ottawa University Braves
Kansas
Southwestern College Builders
College of Emporial
Sterling College
Bethel College of Newton
Friends University of Wichita
Bethany College of Lindsborg
McPherson College
Southwestern
Bethel
Bethany
College of Emporia
Ottawa
Sterling
McPherson
Baker University of Baldwin
Kansas Wesleyan of
Salina
Friends
Jim Harris
Yankee Rookie Tom Tresh Signs for 17500 in 1963
Tom Tresh, 24, fresh off winning AL Rookie of the Year, signed a 1963 contract with the New York Yankees, earning an estimated 17500. Others signing included Joe Pepitone at first base and pitchers Stan Williams, Marshall Bridges, Jim Coates, Hal Stone, Jim Bronstad, and Bob Meyer. Mantle and Maris remained unsigned.
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Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Tresh
Yankee
New York
Joe Pepitone
Bill Skowron
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stan Williams
Marshall Bridges
Jim Coates
Hal Stone
Jim Bronstad
Bob Meyer
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Knockouts Spark Fast Start At Golden Gloves Meet
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports 15 of 31 novice division bouts ended in knockouts and another kayo in open competition. Lightweight Joe Penalis of Coffeyville won a split decision over Anthony Garcia of Kansas City Pan-Am, using a flicking left hand. Bernard Jenkins of Pan-Am stopped Gaylord Franklin in round one, while Jerome Carter of Kansas City Gateway defeated Willis Thomas of Pan-Am in featherweight action.
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Kayo
Joe Penalis
Coffeyville
Kan
Anthony Garcia
Pan-Am
Penalis
Garcia
Bernard Jenkins
Gaylord Franklin
Leavenworth
Jerome Carter
Kansas City Gateway
Willis Thomas
College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
The Associated Press reports results across divisions. Loyola Chicago edged Marquette 92 90 in overtime, while Tennessee State defeated Creighton 75 74. Other notable wins include Southwestern 80 Ottawa 62 and Bethel 67 Friends 61.
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Loyola
Chicago
Marquette
Tennessee St
Creighton
Southwestern
Ottawa
Bethel
Friends
Sterling
College of Emporia
Bethany
McPherson
Washburn
St. Benedicts
Fort Hays State
Emporia State
Omaha
Nebraska Wesleyan
Lane High School defeats Edgerton 79 to 39 in non league game
Lane High School topped Edgerton 79 39 at Lane in a non league boys basketball clash. Lane led 47 23 at halftime and outscored Edgerton 32 16 in the second half. Lane's Jim Wylie and Mike Ruder each scored 20 points. Dennis Baxter and Phillip Stevens added 10 each to reach 60 of Lane's 79. Edgerton's Sharon led with 13 points. Lane has two home games upcoming against Greeley and Pomona.
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Lane
Lane High School
Edgerton High
Jim Wylie
Mike Ruder
Dennis Baxter
Phillip Stevens
Sharon
Edgerton
Greeley
Pomona
Kutler
Brown
Baxter
P. Stevens
Wylie
G. Stevens
Walker
Stiffler
Chambers
Turley
Willey
Wellsville Eagles end 13-game skid with win over Louisburg
Wellsville Eagles beat Louisburg 52 to 49 in a Little Seven League game to snap a 13 game losing streak. Delon Jacoby scored 19, Don Good 12, Dave Beasley 12, while Louisburg star Simmons was held to 7 after 29 in the earlier victory. Eagles drop the B game 54-47 and finish home slate before upcoming road trips to Osawatomie and Spring Hill.
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Wellsville
Eagles
Louisburg
al Williams
Simmons
Williams
Delon Jacoby
Delon
Don Good
Dave Beasley
Osawatomie
Spring Hill
Coughlin
Rader
Jacoby
Good
Beasley
Herald
Orioles Hit Peak In 64-43 Victory
Princeton Orioles rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Fontana 64 to 43 in a non league game. John Sutton led with 25 points while Eldon McCurdy and David Rukes contributed strongly on offense and defense.
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Orioles
Princeton
Fontana
John Sutton
Eldon McCurdy
David Rukes
Pollom
David
Eldon
Williamsburg
Louis Copper
Panthers
Pomona
Lane
Rukes
Sutton
Cannady
Ralston
Cowdin
Moore
Wiederholt
McCurdy
Hamilton
Richmond Falls to Colony 59 43 in nonleague game
Richmond Cubs were defeated 59 to 43 by Colony in a nonleague matchup. Leon Sobba scored 19 for Richmond while Strickler 20 Henderson 14 led Colony. Varsity totals show Colony 59 Richmond 43 with both teams also playing a separate B game.
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Fontana
Baxter
Harris
O’conner
Bigley
Kendrick
Princeton
Richmond Falls
Richmond
Cubs
Colony
Leon Sobba
Strickler
Henderson
Phil Rose
Kincaid
Miller
Goodell
Ludke
Turner
Maley
Bennett
Sobba
Roeckers
Pedro
Presto Near Top in Ottawa Bowl Industrial League
Presto Food Service climbs within a point and a half of first place in the Men's Industrial League at Ottawa Bowl after a 31 loss by Ottawa Times. A Gilbert led with a 609 series while Homer Kramer rolled 221 and 573 for Bennett Creamery. Royal T League results highlight Bundy’s Insurance and Al Beets Ramblers sharing lead with Maracaibo Oil.
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TJ Bennett Creamery
Lutz
M Kramer
Hull Oe
A Dodd
D McFadden
J Kramer
Wise Oe
C Dodd Oe Wee
W. Sowers
Eneen
H Kramer
Kofo
Wilson Cleanees
H. Carey Eerees
W. Flinn Ae
G. Lancaster
L. Bennett Wea
J. Lancaster
B. Flory
G. Davis
E. Keim
G. Nitcher
L. Campbell
A. Gilber
L. Blackstone
J. Willhite
P. Todd
John Clark Wees
B. Wilson Oe
M. Reno + wae
L. Casteel
M. Ball Sats
Nitcher
Rinehart
Presto
Presto Boys
Ottawa
A. Gilbert
R. Gilbert
Peoples National Bank
Homer Kramer
Bennett Creamery
Wilson Cleaners
al Beets Ramblers
Royal T
Foremost Dairy
Maracaibo Oil
Bundy’s Insurance
J. Funk
Bundy’s
Beets
Maracaibo and
Arnold
D. Heckman
Maracaibo
K. Cordle
Trent's Jewelry
L. Trenatex
Foremost
B. Wenthe
Isham
Simmons
L&b Oliers
Miller
Panthers defeat Greeley 64 to 44 in basketball
Williamsburg High clipped Greeley High 64 to 44 to move to a 32 16 halftime lead and maintain the margin. Fred Buckley led Williamsburg with 30 points on 12 field goals and six free throws as they prepare to face Princeton Friday night.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg High
Greeley High
Fred Buckley
Princeton
Sacred Heart Beats First Baptist 37 33 For Tie In League
Sacred Heart Church League basketball team defeated First Baptist 37 to 33 on Monday, tying North Baptist for second place. John Sauer led Sacred Heart with 21 points, while Craig Davis scored 18 for First Baptist. First Methodist leads the senior division with 5 wins and 1 loss.
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Sacred Heart Church
First Baptist
North Baptist
Herald
John Sauer
Sacred Heart
Craig Davis
First Methodist
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