Cyclones clinch EKL title with win over Argentine Mustangs
Rosedale Cyclones beat Argentine 64 to 38 to secure the Eastern Kansas League crown and move to 9 1 in EKL play. Ronnie Mendell led Ottawa with 29 points, Buck Vivian 9, Jim Lewis 6, while Mabion and West paced Argentine. The victory boosts Ottawa to 13 5 on the year as Argentine finishes 6 4 in league play and Turner falls to second.
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Mustangs
Rosedale
Cyclones
Mus
Argentine
Ottawa
Turner Bears
Turner
Jonnie Mendell
Reds
Buck Vivian
Jim Lewis
Eddie Davidson
Mendell
Vivian
Earle Doman
Richard Mation
Dennis West
OHL
Ronnie Mendell
Lewis
Ronnie Mendel
Kirk Lewallen
Mike de Leure
Mabion
West
Mike DeLeure
H. K. Stevens
Loren Shofner
Lady Luck
Vivian Lewis Davidson
Doman Shofner Davis Lloyd
Mabion West Jennings Lewallen Tucker Deseure Bray McCamish Webb Labeer Davis
Argentine B Defeats DHL Twisters 61 45 in tough season finale
Argentine Colts rallied to beat Ottawa Twisters 61 to 45 at Argentine, after a error plagued game with 10 Twister violations and 6 bad passes. Gary Mavity led with 15 points, Russell scored 20 for Argentine as Daryl Jameson added 11, and Daryl Jameson, Gary Mavity, Terry Davis and Scott Killough helped in the second quarter. Baldwin won the Louisburg Class B district tournament over Lane 70 to 53.
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H. K. Stevens
Bears
Stevens
Mendell
Cyclones
Reds
Ronnie Mendell
Ottawa
Tom Watson
Ottawa Twisters
Gary Mavity
Daryl
Jameson
Russell
Tissers
Davis
Mantooth
Libeer
Daryl Jameeson
Terry Davis
Scott Killough
Richard Russell
Colts
Davy Jameson
Daryl Jameson
Rod Kitts
Bobby Joe Davis
Moore
Baldwin
Louisburg
Lane
Spring Hill
Wellsville
Dillon
Mike Kudler
Manetooth
Mavity Jameson
Davis Baldwin
Kitts Gottstein
Killough Dillon Lloyd Gilges
Lay Kreighbaum
Greene Chambers
Shepard Hobson
Calder Purvis Mitchell
Sheldon Winchester
Dieterich
Brown
Chambers Mantooth M. Kuder
Russell T. Kuder
Davis Reeve Fass Stevens
Cole Thomas Wheeler Moore
Wylie
Missouri Still Picked to Win Big Eight Indoor Meet
Missouri remains favored to win the Big Eight indoor championship at Columbia despite Robin Lingle’s cold. Lingle may not chase records in the mile and 1000 yards. Oklahoma and Kansas show strong form with multiple qualifiers while Missouri leads in several events and Kansas threatens an upset.
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Kansas. City
Cab
Robin Lingle
Missouri
Lingle
Anthony Watson
Oklahoma
Jim Miller
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Sooners
Brewer Fieldhouse
Columbia
Wes Santee
Koufax Signs for 70,000 as Dodgers Boost Pitcher Salaries
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax signed a reported 70,000 contract after a three hour talk with General Manager Buzzie Bavasi. The deal doubles his 1963 salary of 35,000 and tops Don Drysdale’s 70,000 after a 25,000 raise. Koufax had considered retirement amid rumors of a 90,000 demand and denies exact figures. Frank Howard and Maury Wills remain unsigned as camp starts.
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LOS Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy
Don Drysdale
Big Don
Buzzie) Bavasi
Koufax
Bavasi
Frank Howard
Mallery Wills
Howard
Wills
NIGHTHAWK BOWLERS SCORE HIGH IN WEEKLY LISTING
A list of bowling scores shows NIGHTHAWK HEATHMAN OIL-4 with 213 and 569, HARRY SMITH AUTO-6 190-533, CANNADY''S SUPPLY-3 179-? Linneman 495, WHITE'S FURNITURE-1 217-565, MONTGOMERY WARD-3 190-525, RUSS AND PAT'S-1 182-531, OTTAWA BOWL-4 213-557, NITCHER FLOOR SERV 170-496, LEE''S CAFE-4 204-539, WILLIS NURSERY-O 184-492, CASIDA CLEANERS-3 191-568, MEAL MAN-GORTON-1 167-473, FRIDAY NIGHT LADIES MEETING-3 139-418, BROWN''S MASONRY-1 165-362, BELL''S MOBILE-2 148-421, KRAMER''S DRUGS-2 176-438, ROYAL-T-LANES-2 195-555, CRITES APPLIANCE-2 147-424, PENCE''S FOOD CENTER-4 188-525, FAIRMONT DAIRY-6 168-438, HELEN & BILL''S CAFE-2 189-527, ROMSTEDT''S GROCERY-2 180-472.
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Heathman Oil
Keim
Harry Smith Auto
Bond
Cannady’'S Supply
Cannady
Linneman
White's Furniture
Lowrance
Lee'’S Cafe
Jones
Willis Nursery
McFadden
Collins
Adams
Brown
Koon
Swallow
Bell
Rhoades
Kramer
Beller
Wolgast
Crites
Ogle
Milton
Pence’s Food Center
Leach
Dengel
Fairmont Dairy
Reddick
Helen & Bill’s Cafe
Meador
Romstedt’s Grocery
Hollon
Williamsburg Defeats Overbrook In Undefeated Run
Williamsburg stays unbeaten at 19 20 after a 68 56 win over Overbrook at Wellsville regional qualifier. Fred Buckley leads with 25 points aided by Larry Milliken 17 in second half while Lyle Chase sparks Overbrook’s rally before late Williamsburg defense seals the victory.
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Terry Murphy
Williamsburg
Fred Buckley
Panthers
Overbrook
Wellsville
Lyle Chase
Chase
Phil Pierson
Gophers
Larry Milliken
Buckley
Lou Coppoe
Lyndon
Greeley
Jerry Fabert
Lynedon
Larry Egi
Attendance Surge Across U S Sports in 1963
The Mor ning Telegraph survey shows racing leading with 63,561,537 total spectators, horse racing at 38,636,295 and trotter 24,925,537, while professional baseball declines to 20,477,465. Basketball remains the nation’s top overall sport by participation and reach, with estimates near 150 million annually. College football attracted 22,237,094 across 616 schools, despite Kennedy’s assassination cutting 250,000 from spring schedules. Automobiles racing adds an estimated 35,000,000 spectators, the largest single gain.
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New York
United States
Morneing Telegraph
Trote Ters
Morning Telegraph
Kennedy
National Football League
American Football League
Colorado Risks Position Tonight
Colorado and Kansas State, leading Big Eight race, face tough tests as K State meets Oklahoma in Manhattan while Colorado travels to Missouri for a potential upset. Nebraska games at Oklahoma State and a crowded chase for third highlight the night slate amid injuries and streaks.
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Victor Brooks
Nebraska
Steve Jacobson
Iowa State
Bob Hines
Kansas State
Watson
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Colorado
K.state
Missouri
Associated Press
Manhattan
K-State
Buffs
Cowboys
Huskers
OSU
Gary Garner
Athletes To Live Together At Los Angeles Meet
In Los Angeles the Russian and United States track and field teams will share the same dormitory and dining hall during the sixth annual meet on July 25 and 26. Meet director Glenn Davis said Russians favor the arrangement, noting that fraternization has been taboo in the past.
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Los Angeles
United States
Glenn Davis
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Heckman
D. Cordle
C. Cordle
Culbertson Cromwell
Goodwill
Fabert
Mallory
Gurss
Milliken
Tiffany
Piersol
Toulouse
Ransom Yockey
C. Yockey
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Chase Williams
Anderson Mader Skaggs
Egidy
Dean Berlin
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