Braves Face Cyclones After Losing Top Scorer Mellett
Bonner Springs travels to Ottawa Friday after losing Jack Mellett, ERL scoring leader at 20 points a game, to a season-ending knee injury. Wade Brotherson steps up for Bonner, while Ottawa counters with Wieneke, Stevens, and Underwood as they chase second place behind Turner. The doubleheader begins at 6 15 p m with the B team and 8 15 p m for the varsity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Otetawa
Jerry Blank
Bonner
Cyclones
Jack Mellett
ERL
Mellett
Jeff Simons
OHS
Carlier
Turner
Ottawa
Rosedale
Savier
H.K. Stevens
Wade Brotherson
Brotherson
OHL
Cuc
Beesides Brotherson
Steve Heffley
Steve Paxeton
Phil Nelson
Herb Simpson
Chuck Bowers
Dennis Wieneke
Lee Vane Fossan
Doug Underwood
Don Stevens
Jim Stark
Ron Matthews
Golden Bears
Fort Scott
Stevens
Wieneke
Underwood
Baseball's Boss Given Last Word In Disputes
Miami AP Major league players ratified a two year agreement granting binding arbitration by the commissioner in disputes between clubs and players. The pact raises minimum salary to 10 000, adds players’ voice in contracts, tightens grievance process, studies reserve clause and season length, reduces salary cuts, boosts meal allowances, sets travel relations, restricts All Star break games, and covers moving expenses for promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAMI
Commissioner of Baseball
Marvin Miller
Players’ Association
Ules
Fleming Leads After First Figures In 1968 World Skating
United States defending champion Peggy Fleming, 19, from Colorado Springs, posted 319.2 points after two compulsory figures to lead the 1968 world figure skating championships in Geneva. Beatrix Schuba of Austria moved into second with 298, ahead of Gabriele Seyfert of East Germany with 294 and Hana Maskova of Czechoslovakia with 290.4. Albertina Noyes and Janet Lynn followed in sixth and thirteenth with 272.4 and 260.0 respectively as the remaining compulsory figures were set to begin.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Peggy Fleming
Peggy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Beatrix Schuba
Austria
Albertina Noyes
Arlingston
Mass
Janet Lynn
Rockford, Ill
W.s
Pistol Pete Nears Mark In Season Scoring Record
Pete Maravich of LSU tops national scoring with 45.0 points per game and 1,079 total in 24 games. He needs five more points in two final games to break the major college season average record of 41.7 set by Frank Selvy. Other leaders include Calvin Murphy and Elvin Hayes in scoring, Joe Allen in field goal percentage, and Neal Walk in rebounds.
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New York
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Tennessee
Vanderblit
National Collegiate Sports Services
Pistol Pete
Frank Selvy
Furman
Calvin Murphy
Niagara
Joe Allen
Bradley
Joe Heiser
Pro Basketball Wednesday NBA results and schedules
The Associated Press reports NBA results with New York 126 beating Baltimore 122 and Boston 135 over San Francisco 110. Today's games include New York versus St. Louis and Los Angeles against Chicago with several regional matchups listed. Friday offers Chicago at Boston and St. Louis at Detroit among others, plus ABA results Indiana 122 over Oakland 116 in two overtimes and Dallas at Houston.
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NBA
New York
Baltimore
Boston
San Francisco
St. Louis
Alami
Fla
Los Angeles
Chicag
Evansville
Ind
Cincinnati
San Diego
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Indiana
Oakland
Bowling Scores Twilight League and Related Menus
Bowling scores listed for Twilight League and related businesses with high games and series. Includes entries for Clary's Shoes Ottawa Bus Service Bent Fender Farm Bureau Insurance Bennett's Creamery Everett's Barber Shop Commercial League Dons Royal Cleaners Bob Knight's Mobil Oil Todd's Mobile Homes Crites Body Shop Kansas Telephone Co Texaco Wednesday Night Ladies Lunger Oil Co Moore Chev Grogan Ltd Bike Burgers Bar H D LEE Peoples National Bank Pizza Village Bonnie's Shoe Box First National Br Naomi's Tavern.
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Clary’s
D. McFaDden
S. Barber
Ottawa
B. Figgins
Bent Fender
R. Fritts
Farm Bureau Insurance
Fritts
H. Moody
Breckenridge
Bennett's Creamery
L. Kramer
Everett’s
Barber Shop
Burroughs
Dons Royal Cleaners
R. Lewis
Bob Knight
Mobil Oil
Knight
Todd
Pizza Village
L. Sparks
Bonnie's Shoe Box
P. Stankard
First National BR
L Turner
B. Stevenson
Naomi
S. Schmoe
Home Court Streaks On Line
Two home court winning streaks in the Jayhawk Junior College Conference face tests. Neosho County hosts Wichita State Freshmen as Chanute's 19 game home streak meets the challenge, while Coffeyville's 27 home wins set up the Eastern regional at Coffeyville March 4-6. Coffeyville, atop the division at 23-5, could gain top seed with a win.
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Gary Karr
Wichita Eagle
Associated Press
Jayhawk
Neosho County
Chanute
Panthers
Wichita State
Coffeyville
Pratt
Hutchinson
Labette County
Parsons
Red Ravens
Mike Samuel
Samuel
Butler County
E Dorado
Skip Brandon
Brandon
Lyle Rutter
City League Statistics and Tonight's Games
Stat lineups show Clary's Shoes Ferguson R&R Recreation and others with totals for players. Tonight features R&R Recreation versus Wilson Plumbing at 6:30, Divco Wayne versus Bob White's at 7:45, and Waymire's against Hank's Sinclair at 9:00 for the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clary's Shoes
Ferguson
Ackerman
Hall
Leach
Myers
Pennington
O«lel
Strange
R & R Recreation
J. Garcia
H. Garcia
J. R. Garcia
Escpinosa
Wilson Plumbing
Divco
Wayne
Bob White
Waymire’s
Hank’s
Sinclair
Wildcats Top Cyclones as Williams Sets Career High
Kansas State crushed Iowa State 91-76 in Boulder as Chuck Williams scored a career high 38 and Pat Frink added 18. The win leaves K State 8-3 in Big Eight with three league games remaining, while Iowa State’s title bid ends with a loss that likely eliminates one contender. Williams dominated with 14 of 18 field goals and 10 free throws, while Frink contributed, backed by Kermit McMurry's 11 points and rebounding edge for Colorado.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Chuck Williams
Pat Frink
Sox Walseth
Boulder
Colo
Williams
Frink
Walseth
Iowa State
Kansas State
K-State
Wildcats
Nebraska
Kansas
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri
Cyclones
Buffs
Colorado
Don Smith
Bill Cain
Smith
Stu Lantz
Cavaliers In Playoff After 101-68 Victory
St Mary of the Plains defeated Regis 101-68 to secure a Kansas district NAIA playoff berth, joining Washburn, St Benedicts, and Kansas Wesleyan. Washburn clinched the Central Conference title with 8-0, while Emporia State finished second at 5-3. Pat Dougherty scored 20 off the bench and Bill Leary 22 as St Mary dominated shooting 43 of 87 to Regis 25 of 70 and 64-49 on rebounds. The district playoff is set for March 4-5 at Emporia. Captain William S. Busik, Navy athletic director through 1964, is now at Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Mary of the Plains
Regis College of Denver
Emporia State
Washburn
Pat Dougherty
Bill Leary
St. Mary
Regis
St. Benedict’s
Kansas Wesleyan
Emporia
William S. Busik
Navy
Pearl Harbor
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Bonner Springs
Ottawa High
EKL
Olathe
Putes
Miller
Gabriele Seyfert
Hana Maskova
Czechoslovakia
Pete
Mark
Maravich
Elvin Hayes
Houston
Valparaiso
Bob Portman
Creighton
Neal Walk
Florida
Garfield Smith
Eastern Kentucky
THE
Dallas
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Commercial League
Crites Body Shop
Weidner
Kansas Telephone CO
Neosho Co
Independence
Labette Co
Allen Co
Butler Co
Dodge City
Cowley Co
Garden City
Wichita State Frosh
Buller Cowley County
County
Cowley County
Oklahoma State
Waymire
Olmsted
B. Lewis
Brill
T. Lewis
Morton
Watson
Divcoewayne
Robertson
L. Kueseer
D. Kueser
G. Kueser
Gretencord
Stottlemire
Brown
White Motor CO
Moore
Higegins
Davis
Jefferson
Macy
Tostals
HANK
Heffner
Buckley
Prager
Green
Sox
Kermit McMurry
Sidle
Oklahoma
Tom Baack
Cain
Gene Jones
Don Tomlinson
Jo Jo White
Rodger Bohnenstiehl
Tom Johnson
Steve Honeycutt
Wickes
Cavaliers
Hornets
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Wickes Quality
Riviera
Open Lumber and Building Supplies Center
Aeay 1
Thur
Kvi
Turnpike
Lawrence
Raney-Reynolds
Rexall Drugs
John Reynolds
S. Main
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