Kansas State Defeats Kansas In Big Eight Showdown
Kansas State’s stifling defense limited Kansas to 24 percent shooting as Gary Marriott led with 21 points and Nebraska defeated Oklahoma 57-56 on a late Ivan Grupe free throw. The Colts face a loss under CBS TV rights, with Rosenbloom predicting red ink next season.
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San Diego Open heats up as golfers tee off
The 25,000 San Diego Open starts in sunny San Diego with Arnold Palmer Gary Player Gene Littler in focus. Phil Rodgers of La Jolla headlines interest after a 9 under par 62 win at the Los Angeles Open. Stardust CC hosts play as 23 of 50 pros shot under 71. Player carded 33-31-64, earning 500 dollars.
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NCAA endorses new college division championships plan
The NCAA executive committee backed creating new college division events in track and field golf tennis and wrestling. The small college division will join existing basketball and cross country championships. The proposal heads to the NCAA convention Saturday for action.
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Wesleyan Beats Baker 81 62 in KC Conference clash
In Salina Kansas Wesleyan defeated Baker 81 to 62 to reach a 3 3 league record and pull into a tie for fifth. Baker extended its losing streak to seven games.
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Appanoose tops Lane 52 to 42 in NAI basketball clash
Four Indians reach double figures as Appanoose downed Lane 52 42. Gary Beauchamp led with 16 points, Terry Heidner added 13, Richard Altic and Gary Walburn scored 10 each. Dennis Baxter and Mike Kuder added 12 and 11. Appanoose led 12-8, 22-17, 38-28. Lane won the B contest 55-35 and travels to Williamsburg Friday.
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Bowling Scores Boosters Indebenta High 1030- R Pickins
Bowling scores from a Wednesday night event show top performers across multiple lanes and clubs. Durbin tops with 464 while Golden leads with 1832 and Tallman 507 in high series, with several players posting solid 170s to 211 games.
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Pipers, Steers open ABL playoff in Kansas City
Cleveland Pipers edge Steers 115 110 in overtime to seize opening game as Steers clinch Western Division first half title. George Pruitt opens overtime with a basket before Cleveland answers with three straight buckets to seal win. Other scores from doubleheaders in San Francisco and Chicago.
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Bryant Rides Are Popular
In Tuscaloosa Alabama coach Paul Bryant loses a top assistant for the second straight year when Charley Bradshaw, offense coach of the national champion Crimson Tide, is named Kentucky head coach. Bryant may also lose another assistant as he waits to hire a replacement. Bryant calls Bradshaw’s move wonderful and expresses happiness for the man, noting a prior loss of Jerry Claiborne to Virginia Tech last year.
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Gorilla Coach Gets New Car After Championship Victory
Pittsburg Kan AP Car nie Smith head coach of the Pittsburg State Gorillas was gifted a new automobile at a victory dinner hosted by the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce. The Gorillas finished the 1961 season undefeated and defeated Linfield Oregon in the Camellia Bowl on December 9 to claim national small college supremacy per NAIA and NCAA rankings.
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Cyclones To Play Atchison Friday
Ottawa hosts Atchison Redmen in a Northeast Kansas league showdown for first place. Ottawas big guns Reed Dunn Pra ger Morton lead the offense while Atchison relies on Kelley Miller and Carey. Stevens says defense vs Lawrence and Argentine is key as Kelley eyes the top scoring role. The B team opens at 6:30 with Reiter out, Ferguson and Doman stepping in. varsity tips at eight.
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College basketball results roundup with multiple games
College basketball briefs list scores for Villanova over Temple 60 53 Duquesne over Dayton 79 59 Army over Lehigh 64 59 Pitt over Geneva 78 65 Fairfield over Fordham 92 86 Holy Cross over Mass 58 Vermont over Middlebury 74 70 Colgate over Rochester 97 95 Amherst over Springfield 69 68 Gettysburg over Johns Hopkins 67 45 Maine over Bates 76 61 South Wake Forest over North Carolina 91 72 South Carolina over Furman 93 84 Maryland over Georgetown DC 83 VMI over The Citadel 71 in overtime Ky Wesleyan over Evansville 87 62 Midwest matchups include Bradley 70 68 Cincinnati in overtime Kansas State 70 45 over Kansas Nebraska 57 56 Oklahoma Bowling Green 66 60 Toledo Far West Air Force 75 53 Western Colorado State 53 Portland 68 55 Gonzaga Kansas Wesleyan 81 62 Baker 62 Western Illinois 97 80 Quincy over McKendree 116 77 Blackburn 77
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Pro Basketball Results and Schedule From NBA Action
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results Chicago defeated Boston 103 to 90 and Syracuse topped St. Louis 134 to 122 while Philadelphia beat Detroit 113 to 110. Upcoming games include St. Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Detroit at Chicago, ABS Cleveland 115, Kansas City 110, Chicago 109 at New York 99, Los Angeles 123 at Hawaii 122, San Francisco 102 at Pittsburgh 87. Thursday has no games scheduled. Cleveland at Kansas City opens the first best of three first half playoff.
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Bradley May Be The Bride For The NCAA Honeymoon
Bradley's Braves upset thoughts of Cincinnati's tourney return with a 70-68 overtime win in Peoria. Bradley now leads the MVC with an 2-0 mark as Cincinnati drops to 3-2. major upsets ripple across college basketball with Kansas State, Villanova, Duquesne and Bowling Green winning in tight conf clashes.
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Panthers In Contention For Title
Williamsburg Panthers stay in title race with a 69 to 46 win over Richmond. Fred Buckley led Williamsburg with 22 points as Cliff Goodwill and Joe Binns added 12 and 10 points. Richmond’s Earl Rossman scored 18 and Delbert Rockers 17 in a game that shifted after a 30 26 halftime.
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