All-Big Eight basketball team picks two stars and five veterans
The 1963 AP All-Big Eight selections crown Ken Charlton of Colorado the lone unanimous pick and include Willie Murrell of Kansas State Jim Davis of Colorado Nolen Ellison of Kansas Marv Straw of Iowa State. Larry Hawk of Iowa State and Eddie Evans of Oklahoma headline the backliners, with Vince Brewer and Hawk on the second team.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas City
Ken Charlton
Colorado
Willie Murrell
Kansas State
Charlton
Jim Davis
Nolen Ellison
Kansas
Marv Straw
Iowa State
Davis
Cincinnati
Ron Bonham
Ellison
Straw
Larry Hawk
Towa State
Eddie Evans
Oklahoma
Vince Brewer
Hawk
Brewer
Gary Marriott
James King
Oklahoma State
Ray Bob Carey
Missouri
Carey
George Unseld
Evans
Unseld
King
Gene Johnson
Cowboys
Garty Marriott
Roger Suttner
al Peithman
Max Moss
Milt Mueller
George Parsons
Eric Lee
Ivan Wiley
James Cooper
Rich Froistad
Gary Kleven
Harvey Chaffin
Stan Morrison
Ken Doughly
Bob Price
al Correll
Harry Gibson
Petsch
Ivan Grupe
Charlie Tones
Nebraska
District Tournament Scores Across Kansas Class B and BB
District tournament results show multiple high school basketball games across Kansas. Notable wins include Fontana over Stilwell and Richmond over Lane, with Gardner edging Princeton and Wellsville defeating Louisburg. The action spans Eudora Piper to Westphalia, highlighting junior teams and local rivalries.
Dixie Team Awaits Word on NCAA Tournament
Mississippi State basketball, ranked seventh nationally, hopes to learn by Friday whether it can play in the NCAA tournament. An unwritten Mississippi law bans competition against Negro teams, but Maroon Coach Babe McCarthy says public support is strong and the team has tied for the SEC title. RB Evans of Greenwood said the state college board had not yet considered the matter.
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State College, Miss
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Babe McCarthy
Maroons
RB. Evans
Greenwood
State College Board
Freshmen edge Wildcats 50 49 on late free throw
Kansas freshmen defeated Kansas State 50 to 49 as Riney Lochmann nailed a free throw with eight seconds left in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State
Riney Lochmann
Lebo Upsets Waverly In Class B District Opener
The Lebo Wolves defeated Waverly 39 to 5 in opening district action. Williamsburg rolled Lyndon 45 to 34, while Pomona beat Olpe 65 to 47. Cliff Goodwill led Pomona with 17 points, Fred Buckley added 9, and Roger Trendel plus Galen Bremer scored 12 each for Olpe. coaches noted Lyndon fouls led to 19 points at the line.
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Williamsburg
Fred Buckley
Lyndon
Ray Lippert
Joe Binns
Clifford Goodwill
Roger Trendel
Herald
Lebo Lebo
Waverly
Pomona
Olpe
Gene Ramsey
Lebo
Lebo Wolves
Panthers
Cliff Goodwill
Panther
Big Tiger Postman
Galen Bremer
Louis Coppoe
Burg
Buckley
F. Buckley
Romwell
Mallory
Osage City
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Coun- Ransom
Reees
Cil Grove
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Cowan
Wav- Fabert
Knight
Bill Newton
Adam
Wolves
Cecil Lane
Bill Lieb
Yndon
Wolf
Standiford
de- Spielman
Lane
Seace Renea
Indians
Benton Hodges
Eagles
Roger ‘Waverly
FG Shoemaker
Bernie Nelson
Leib
Bannion
Hughes
Jim Goracke
Aeceld
Nelson
Goracke
Seer
Bechtel
Wil- Haag
Roger
Roger Shoemaker
Ken Heins
Shoemaker
Mike Lindsey
Gary Murphy
Steve Inwood
Finley Says Siebern Contract Talks Stall Ahead of 1963
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles Finley declares negotiations with first baseman Norm Siebern are not progressing. He notes pitcher Jerry Lumpe is expected to sign his 1963 contract soon, while Siebern has been offered successive raises that exceed prior years but no agreement has been reached.
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Kansas City
Charles Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Norm Siebern
Finley
Jerry Lumpe
Siebern
Dodd Leads Industrial League Win With 248 Game
Galen Dodd shattered his average with a 248 in the Industrial League at Ottawa Bowl, totaling a 520 series as his team beat Presto Food Service 3-1. Homer Kramer added 591 for the creamery men, while Vera Ferguson posted 524 for Arnold’s Jewelry in Tuesday action.
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Lancaster
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Wilson Cleaters
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Kramer
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H. Kramer
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B. Whitacre
B. Rhinehart
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Galen
Dodd
Homer Kramer
Creamery Men
Presto Food Service
Vera Ferguson
Arnold
Ottawa Bowl
H. Liegerot
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Jewels
Shinn & Haley
H. Carey
Ream
H. Conrad
KOFO
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Finch
Todd’s Insurance
Maraea
Inesay
Trout’s Jewelry
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