Heyman Drives Duke Past Navy For 10th Win In 11
Duke sophomore Heyman, 19, 6'5" 205, scored 28 points to lift eighth-ranked Duke to a 78-63 victory over Navy. His late flurry fueled the win, a Greensboro Coliseum record, as Duke extended its hot start to 10-1. Punger of NC State added 25 in a 94-71 win over Virginia.
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Rantoul Defeats Edgerton 55-39 in Non-League Showdown
Rantoul Bulldogs trailed 12-10 after one, then surged with 17 points in the third and 19 in the fourth to beat Edgerton 55-39. Eldon Boecker and Joe Evans led with 13 points each, Kern added 11, while Gillespie led Edgerton with 14. Edgerton also beat Rantoul 57-53 in the B game.
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Quenemo Battles Waverly In Non League Victory
Quenemo earned its third win of the season with a 69 to 63 non league triumph over Waverly. Dale Bolen led Quenemo with 17 points while Bill Ragan scored 14 and Ron Meiers and Jim Gragg added 13 each as the lead held after a strong opening 18-11 period.
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Cyclones to meet Lawrence Lions in big Friday showdown
Ottawa High Cyclones host defending North East Kansas League champion Lawrence Lions led by Bill Royer and Phil Lujan. Ottawa aims to halt the duo Royer Lujan as coach Stevens stresses defense after a sparse league start. probable starters include Bob Lewis Mickey Reed Roy Dunn Bill Jensen and Ron Reusch.
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Lions
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Royer
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Bob Lewis
Mickey Reed
Roy Dunn
Bill Jensen
Ron Reusch
Waverly Triumphs In B Game 50 to 32
Waverly clinched the B game by 50 to 32 as K Kistner scored 16 and Sutton added 16 points. The contest highlighted Waverly’s balanced scoring and second unit contribution.
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Melvern Dominates Williamsburg In 73 44 Victory
Melvern routed Williamsburg 73 44 led by Dale Lilly with 19 points Fain Price 17 and Darryl Schultz 16 powered the win Price, Lilly and Schultz secured rebounds as Melvern opened 19 6 and built a 62 30 cushion after three quarters Jim Milliken led Williamsburg with 19 points Ned Bethell and Phil Pierson each added eight for the losers Williamsburg also won the B game 42 39 as the teams split the doubleheader
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Fain Price
Jim Irey
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Lilly
Darryl Schultz
Jim Milliken
Ned Bethell
Phil Pierson
Willamsurg
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Schultz
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Anderson
Trey
Cranwell
Perso
Mecurdy
Aeer Binns
Bawe Weene Eis
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Lane Upsets Appanoose 76-67 in league thriller
Lane rallied in the final period to defeat league leader Appanoose 76-67 at home. Bob Cole scored 25, Don White and Rex Needham added key late baskets to seal the victory as Appanoose dropped to second in the Franklin County League behind Williamsburg Pomona and Princeton. Lane also won the B team game 71-24.
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Lions
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Indians
Bob Cole
Don White
Rex Needham
Cole
Ed Altic
Apanoose
Williamsburg
Pomona
Princeton
St Benedicts Beat William Jewell In Close Non Conference
St Benedicts of Atchison fell 55 to 55 in a tight non conference clash at Liberty Missouri. Don Listar scored 20 for the Ravens while Wayne Kuhlman led William Jewell with 25 points.
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Liberty
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Jewell
Great Bend H S Coach Harry Kline Resigns After 16 Years
Great Bend High School football coach Harry Kline resigns after a 16 year tenure in which his teams posted 103 wins 37 losses and three ties. He will remain on the faculty as an instructor and receive a commendation letter. Kline played for Emporia State and with the New York Giants before arriving at Great Bend in 1945 after stints at Holton and Westphalia.
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Westphalia
Princeton Gains First In League
Princeton moved into the Franklin County league’s top spot by beating Richmond 58 36. Gary Hull scored 16, Leonard Herrill 18 for Princeton while Gary Brock had 14 for Richmond. The win improves Princeton to 4 1 in league play and 6 1 for the season. Richmond remains winless at 0 6 in league and 0 7 overall.
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Princeton
Gary Hull
Leonard Herrill
Gary Brock
Celtics Hold Narrow Win Over Lakers in Big Night
Boston tops Los Angeles 102-96 as Bob Cousy Tom Heinsohn and Bill Russell rally the Celtics from a large Lakers lead. The victory keeps Boston one game ahead of Philadelphia in the standings with Wilt Chamberlain on the floor for the Warriors.
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Tom Heinsohn
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Warriors best Pistons in OT as Chamberlain stars
In a doubleheader at Madison Square Garden, the Syracuse Nationals topped the New York Knicks 129-104 while the Warriors edged the Detroit Pistons 128-126 in overtime. Chamberlain scored nine points in overtime en route to the Warriors victory, adding to his 46 total points.
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Night Owl List and Clark Lead Bowling Scores
Night Owl List and Clark pace the bowling results with high marks and individual scores across teams. Notable tallies include Islas 168 and Mueller 208, Reichenbaugh 200, Hill 193, Tucker 482, Peterson 453, Hensick 223, Lewis 568, Beiter 249, Craycraft 461, and Jackson 257. Royal T Bundy and Sun rise lines show top marks, with Beiter 625 and Lewis 568 among high series.
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B. Myera
M. Mueller
Sit
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H. Hill
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Greeley Dominates Colony In Lucky Seven League Clash
Greeley rolled past Colony 75 to 26 in the Lucky Seven League last night. The win improves Greeley to five wins and one loss. Leo Donahue scored 21 and Ron Honn added 16 as Greeley built a 31-16 halftime lead. The Greeley B team defeated Colony B 59-22 in the prelim.
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Leo Donahue
Ron Honn
Goodell R. Honn Oy Setler
Clemens Oswald
Turner Landwehr
Streckler I. Donahue
Jones Woiken
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E. Lickteig
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