Gambling menace in spotlight at NCAA AAU convention
CHICAGO AP The NCAA AAU convention opens amid a clash over authority in international competition. Resignations at AAU signal possible compromise. A 16 point anti gambling program is urged, including barring outside basketball and two year residency for transfers. Other agenda items include NCAA rule changes and expanding championships to new national division events.
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Pro Basketball Saturday Results and Standings
Saturday results show New York 115 over Detroit 111 and Syracuse 120 over Chicago 102. Sunday scores include Boston 118 over Los Angeles 95 and Syracuse 123 over New York 117 with St. Louis topping Philadelphia 137 112 and Cincinnati beating Chicago 113. Western and Eastern Division standings list Pittsburgh 23 18, Cleveland 22 18, Chicago 17 25, York 14 28, Kansas City 27 W719, Los Angeles 22 15, San Francisco 18 17, Hawaii 3 6 13 33 4 percent, plus various matchups through the week and upcoming games.
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Wide Open Finale In LA Open
The Los Angeles Open reaches a final 18 with Hawkins Rodgers and Hebert atop 54 hole scores 206 while Goalby stands at 208 and Littler Palmer Player and Nicklaus vie for the $7,500 top prize. A sudden death playoff would occur if a tie remains after the final round.
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Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Lionel Hebert
Lionel
Bob Goalby
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
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Legion Tourney Moves to Hutchinson in August
The American Legion state junior baseball tourney will be held in Hutchinson August 8 to 11, moving from Salina after three years. The athletic committee upheld a ban on the 1961 champion Hays team for alleged disorderly conduct, despite Hays officials requesting reversal.
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Socialettes Postpone North Baptist Church Meet
Socialettes Recruit Class of North Baptist Church postponed tonight's meeting. Franklin Boraks of Franklin County Guidance Center to speak at Wednesday evening Franklin County Nurses gathering. Hostess is Mrs. J. B. Mickey. Attendees at Emporia birthday dinner include Earl Proctor Harland Noel Dean Proctor and family plus Ben Proctor and his wife.
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Fred Kaub
Emarcta
Cudworth
Elliott Hall -Webleyan Service Guild
Calvary Baptist
Mra Warren Baker
North Baptist Church
Franklin Boraks
Franklin County Guidance Center
Franklin County Nurses
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Earl Proctor
Harland
Emporia
Noel Dean Proctor
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Bradley and Cincinnati Battle For Lead In Valley Race
Bradley takes the Valley lead with a 70-63 win over Wichita after a 7-2 non league run. Cincinnati strengthens second place with a 72-43 win over Tulsa. bear cats ride a six game win streak and stand 3-1 in league play. Wichita seeks rebound at Drake following a home setback.
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Pomona’s 93rd birthday honors oldest citizen Ella Lincoln
Ella Lincoln Pomona’s oldest resident marked her 93rd birthday at home on January 3. Despite failing eyesight and arthritis she tends to housework as family and friends visit. Daugh ter Mrs. Charles Hill and granddaughter Mrs. James Driver stop by, with others delivering cards and cake.
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Pomona
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Charles Hill
James Driver
Roy Driver
Quenemo
Florence Windett
Florence Windett, Quenemo
Vera Vincent
Oscar Parks
Quenemo News Class Has Chili Oyster Supper
The Friendship Sunday School Class held a chili and oyster supper at Mrs Myr tle Rogers home with 22 members present. Guests included Virgil Cowan Bedenhiemer Jessie Green Er nest Perry and Jim. Visiting relatives from Topeka and Long Beach also noted.
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Myrtle Rogers
Virgil Cowan
Chuck Bedenhiemer
Topeka
Jessie Green
Ernest Perry
Jim
Clarence Haugn
Long Beach
Calif
L. C. Haughn
Marvin Allen
Manhattan
Dallas Bedford
Farewell Dinner For Pastor Chartburut and Family
The congregation of First United Presbyterian Church held a farewell dinner for Rev and Mrs Maure Chartburut and daughter Shirley in the church basement. They depart for Thailand next week where Chartburut will lead a Bangkok church. Mrs Chartburut is an OU graduate. Mrs George Louderback gave a love gift in a miniature church, and the pastor shared color slides of his new church and Thai scenes.
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Shirley
Thailand
Chartburut
Bangkok
Ottawa
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Mr. Chartburut
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Buddhist temples and people pictured at local gathering
A small crowd, about 50 attendees, gathered at Buddhist temples here, with people and temple scenes photographed across the country.
Dinner honors Kiwanis officers at Leitnaker home
A dinner party last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leitnaker celebrated retiring Kiwanis Club president Leitnaker and new officers. Nineteen were present. After dinner Bernard Didde led a board meeting assisted by Mrs. Leitnaker. Mrs. Don Capper helped with serving.
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Leitnaker
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Don Capper
Leitaker
Mrs Lydia Little speaks at Wellsville Woman's Missionary Society
Mrs Lydia Little, missionary interpretation chairman for the Miami Association, spoke on the foreign mission field at the Wellsville Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society meeting. Mrs Eldon Whiteaker led the program, with devotions by Mrs Elmer DeWeese. Refreshments served for 12.
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Wellsville
Lydia Little
Clathe
Miami Association
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Preparation H Promises Quick Relief for Piles
Advert says sufferers claim piles have ceased to be a problem thanks to Bio-Dyne, a new healing substance from a world famous research institute. It is now available as suppositories or ointment under the name Preparation H at drug counters.
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