Cincinnati Bearcats Dream Battle With Bucks In Cincy
Cincinnati Bearcats after Christmas win at Madison Square Garden beat St. Louis 62-47 for their 10th win in 11, with Ohio State 10 straight in focus. Wichita State looms Feb 24 as Bearcats seek rematch for lone league loss.
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Expect Grid Rule Changes With Emphasis On Safety
Football rulesmakers move to safety focused changes after a rise in high school football fatalities from seven to fifteen last fall. Proposed amendments include stricter arm blocking rules and possible kick return restrictions, with padding and mouthguard updates under consideration by 48 delegates representing 14,000 high schools and 40 colleges.
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Fast Break Meets Rugged Defense In OHS Openers
Ottawa and Lawrence High clash in Ottawa's Northeast Kansas league opener at Lawrence tonight. Ottawa has 322 points in six games led by Mickey Reed who has 102 points and a 17.0 average while Roy Dunn adds 8.0 and 14.3. Lawrence counters with Sam Shipstead at 13.8 with 69 points in five games.
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Plan On Trip For Juniors To Ottawa Braves
Arrangements are made with Jim Wright and Rev. Homer Ganong to take Wellsville seventh and eighth grade basketball teams to Ottawa as guests of the Ottawa University Braves. No definite date set.
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Top Kickers In US Bowl
Washington Redskins coach Bill McPeak will test two top college kickers in the U S Bowl. Navy end Greg Mather set an NCAA scoring record this season with 55 points, while Penn State halfback Don Jonas kicked six field goals and 17 extra points despite a dislocated shoulder. The Eastern versus Western draft-choices game will be nationally televised but blackout within 60 miles of Washington.
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San Francisco
Church League Schedule Opens Season in Ottawa
Ottawa Church League basketball teams start the new season with games in both junior and senior high school gyms. Junior High schedule includes First Christian versus Sacred Heart at 7 15 and First Methodist against North Baptist at 8 00 with other matches throughout the evening. Senior High lineupfeatures Grace Episcopal versus First at 6 00 and other clashes including First Methodist Blues against Wesleyan Methodist at 6 40 and Westminster Presbyterian versus Trinity Methodist at 8 00.
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Calvary Baptist
Westminster Presbyterian
Trinity Methodist
Nazarene
College Basketball Results From Various Conferences
East Temple edged St Johns 52 to 51 while Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 80 to 48 Colgate beat Syracuse 70 to 62 Gettysburg topped Bucknell 69 to 59 Bates outlasted New Hampshire 65 to 59 in OT Southeast Kentucky downed New Mexico State 66 to 54 Southeast Missouri State beat Oklahoma City 99 to 74 Stetson defeated Tampa 54 to 49 Midwest action saw Cincinnati 62 St Louis 47 Wichita 77 over Drake 64 Ball State over Evansville 80 Southwest Rice 79 beat Baylor 56 SMU 70 Texas Christian 53 Arizona State 97 West Texas 67 Arizona 101 Hardin-Simmons 62 Far West San Jose 39 San Francisco 36 Pepperdine 74 Hawaii 52.
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Musial signs for 20th Cardinals season in 1962
Stan Musial, 41, signed a contract to play a 20th full season for the St. Louis Cardinals. The deal's terms were undisclosed, but he reportedly took a pay cut to about 65 000 to 70 000 dollars after earning an estimated 75 000 last year.
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Bowling Scores From AMF Conrad High Meet
The report lists numerous bowlers with scores and team marks. Notable entries include Heckman 912 and 640 Cheney, Jordan 194 521, Hiatt 189 527, Burgoon 222, Wolgast 677, Richardson 429, Ames 448, Meyers 10p, Miller 521, Hartrick 924 558, Briscoe 194, Bettge and Mack 489, Heckman 193, Nelson 409, Bailey 199, Townsend 525.
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No Holes But They Play Golf
The Birmingham city parks board closed four integration threatened municipal golf courses this week. Maintenance men filled the holes with dirt, but golfers adapted by counting two putts per green or putting at imaginary holes, continuing to play despite the closures.
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City Parks and Recreation Board
Eye Test Helped Says Roger Maris
The 1961 home run record holder credits an eye exam and a key front office talk as turning points in his season. Maris, honored with AP Athlete of the Year for 1981, noted he stopped worrying about averages and focused on swinging. He also praised Wilma Rudolph Ward, star sprinter, for the AP award pairing.
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Milwaukee, Wis
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
Wilma Rudolph Ward
Frederick C. Miller
Associated Press
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Pascual
Minnesota
Substitution debate shifts as football rules evolve
A nine year memory, AP poll shows demand for free substitutions and platoons return. Forty nine writers favor bringing back platoons, arguing players should perform on both sides and squads are costly. Other top ideas include moving goal posts to the end line, keeping rules unchanged, boosting piling on penalties, and scrapping the two point conversion.
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