Wellsville 60 Defeats Williamsburg In Nonleague Clash
Wellsville jumped on cold shooting Williamsburg to win 60 33 in a nonleague game. Rick O Neil led Wellsville with 22 points while Mark Wehmeyer added 16. Williamsburg top scorer Tom Haag had 13 as the Panthers held a 33 12 halftime lead and out rebounded the visitors 43 29.
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Wellsville
Williamsburg
Eagles
Panthers
Rick O’neil
Mark Wehmeyer
Tom Haag
Lemp Ranks Ath In Assists In Soccer Season
Frank Lemp of Ottawa University finished fourth in the nation in assists this season, recording 14 assists in 14 games. Al Vasiliauskas of Navy led with 37 assists in 10 outings, as Lemp earned McKan Conference and Honorable Mention All America recognition.
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Frank Lemp
Ottawa University
Intercollege Late Soccer Football Association
Lemp
Mc Kan
Braves
al Vasiliauskas
Navy
Vikings top Moran 63 in nonleague hoops showdown
Rex Foltz and Craig Brown combined for 47 points and 34 rebounds to lift Central Heights over Moran 63 to 57. Foltz scored 25 and grabbed 22 boards while Brown added 22 and 12 rebounds as CH, shooting 30 percent, dominated the boards 51-29 and overcame a halftime deficit to earn its sixth victory in seven games. Moran was led by Houchin with 25 points.
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Richmond
Rex Foltz
Craig Brown
Central Heights
Moran
Foltz
Vikings
Brown
Central
Houchin
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Gretencord
Burkdoll
G. Snow
L. Snow
Bowman
Cooper
Carlson
Bevans
Pholen
Kershner
Boxing Results Miami Beach Showcase Feature
Al Jones of Miami outpointed Matt Blow of Los Angeles in a boxing bout held in Miami Beach. Jones used sharp combinations and solid defense to secure decision victory over Blow in a brisk eight round contest.
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Miami Beach
Fla
al Jones
Miami
Matt Blow
Los Angeles
AL Owners To Pick KC Boss Thursday
Kansas City hosts American League owners as they choose the 1969 expansion owner for Kansas City to replace the Oakland Athletics. A four man screening committee will select a primary owner from four groups led by Ewing Kauffman John Latshaw Alex Barker and Richard Stern with Crosby Kemper Sr. A 43 million dollar Jackson County Sports Complex will house the team by 1970 and the franchise costs 3.35 million dollars for 30 players at 175000 each. The initial round will freeze 19 players per club and discussion continues on the draft.
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Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Oakland Athletics
Onceman
Ewing Kauffman
Marion Laboratories
Kauffman
John Latshaw
E. F. Hutton & Co
Alex Barker
Civic Plaza National Bank
Richard Stern
Stern Brothers & Co
Crosby Kemper Sr
City National Bank
Stern
Mexico City
Seattle
East Tops West Stars in ABA All Star Game
Big Mel Daniels and Don Freeman helped the East rally to a 126 120 victory over the West in Indianapolis. Daniels scored 14 in the second half, grabbed 15 rebounds to lead the ABA in that category, while Dampier added two late points as the East pulled away.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mel Daniels
Minnesota
Don Freeman
Louie Dampier
Los Angeles
New York
Daniels
ABA
Freeman
Dampier
Kentucky
Salina Braves Meet Kansas Wesleyan In KCAC Showdown
Ottawa University hosts Kansas Wesleyan in Salina as the KCAC leaders clash. OU carries a 4-0 league mark and KWU sits 3-1, with KWU aiming to rebound after a 15.9-point scorer was ruled ineligible. The Coyotes rely on size and defense led by Lar ry Williams and guards Guest and Dunham while Salina’s Bob Olberding heats up with back-to-back 24 and 22-point games.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Kansas
Ottawa Universitye
Kansas Wesleyan
KCAC
Salina
Wesleyan
Braves
Coyotes
College of Emporia
Hillsboro
KWU
Ottawa
Bill Frear
Steve Syzpuleski
Alle Kcac
Phil Coleman
Larry Williams
Jack Stoller
Manfred Sasser
Jim Frazier
Tom Ranier
Marion Ogden
Baker
Wilson Field House
Frear
Beecause
Bob Olberding
Seneca
Dave Hale
Hale
Tony Judenis
Ron Guest
Ron Dunham
Conention
Earl Monroe Sparks Bullets Past Royals in Winston-Salem
Earl Monroe scored 37 points to lift the Baltimore Bullets 121-118 over the Cincinnati Royals in Winston-Salem North Carolina where Monroe first drew praise. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 27.
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Associated Press
Earl
Pearl
Earl Monroe
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Winston-Salem
N.C
St. Louis
Chicago
Evansville
Ind
New York Knicks
San Diego
Detroit
San Francisco
Oakland
Indianapolis
Monroe
College Basketball Scores From The Weekend Card
South Duke defeated Clemson 101 to 79 while VMI beat Richmond 91 to 85 and LaSalle topped New Orleans Loyola 71 to 51 Navy beat Johns Hopkins 87 to 53 Midwest Purdue won 99 to 79 over Wisconsin Indiana 61 over Illinois 60 and Oklahoma 61 over Oklahoma State 58 Kent State 68 defeated Toledo 66 Kansas State 78 over Nebraska 62 Wichita State 81 beat North Texas State 63 Baylor 80 over Arkansas 69 Texas 66 defeated Texas Christian 65 Rice 73 beat SMU 71 Centenary 87 over Letourneau 56 Duquesne 100 over Iona 47.
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Baylor
Arkansas
Texas
Texas Christian
Rice
SMU
Centenary
Letourneau
Duquesne
Iona
Bowling Scores Tuesday Night Ladies Winners List
Tuesday bowling scores show Shinn and Haley with high 2 game totals 427 for Arnold's Jewelry and 388 for Heckert at Heathman and others. League leaders include McMillen 164 single, McDaniel 30 game 427, Jones 190 and Smith 498 in Industrial Ottawa Co op, and Bass 489 for Kitty Clover Chips among many teams.
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Shinn and
Haley
A. McMillen
E. McDanieLs
Arnold's Jewelry
H. Stegerot
D. Heckert
Peoples National BK
L. Meador
H. Carey
Heathman Oil CO
V. Ferguson
Todd's Insurance
M. Hill
P. Kramer
Eagles Aux
D. Toumberlin
Industrial League
Ottawa Co.op
A. Jones
R. Smith
Ottawa Bowl
J. Strange
Peoples National Bank
Gilbert
Hughes Auto Parts
R, Keefer
AL Berts Motors
B. Wenthe
Trout’s
G. Wallace
Kitty Clover
G. Bond
J. Bass
Clarkin
Ex Scoring King In Crosby Field At Pebble Beach Pro Am
Pebble Beach California AP Two young champions Bob Dickson and Rick Barry join golf greats like Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper in the 104 500 Bing Crosby Pro Am field. Dickson paired with Casper aims for wins in Pro and Pro Am divisions while Barry teams with Ray Floyd in a 27th Crosby event featuring 168 pros and 168 amateurs over Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill. The format includes a Sunday final at Pebble Beach after a three day rotation. Nicklaus seeks to defend his crown of 284 from last year.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Arnold Palmer
Bob Dickson
Muskogee
Ohio
U.S
Rick Barry
Dickson
Casper
Crosby
Barry
San Francisco Warriors
Ray Floyd
Cypress Point
New Spyglass Hill
Nicklaus
Souchak Brothers
Mike
Frank
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