Cyclones Rally Past Wildcats 58 to 41 in ERL Match
Ottawa Cyclones overcome Rosedale Wildcats 58 to 41 in an Eastern Kansas League game. Ron Mendell scores 22 points and goes 12 of 12 from the foul line to pace the Cyclones, while Eddie Davidson adds 11 and Earle Doman gathers 10 rebounds. Ramsey leads Cats early, but Ottawa seizes control by halftime and pulls away with a strong fourth quarter.
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Rosedale Wildcats
Vic. Abory
Rosedale
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Cy ‘Glones
Earle Doman
Sender
Oman
Wildcat
Ronnie Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Jim Lewis
Reds
Ottawa
Ron Mendell
Cyclones
Jim Ramsey
Davidson
Jameson
Danny Davies
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Eliot Shorten
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Lloyd Schultz
Rosedale JV Edges Reds 48 47 In Narrow Varsity Showdown
Wildcats fall to Reds as Rosedale junior varsity upsets Ottawa on Wildcats court 48 47. Daryl Jameson 14 for Reds Gary Mavity 13 and Terry Davis 10 lead scoring while Buck Nutt Shorten Weidner and George contribute for Rosedale. Ottawa’s Jameson 5 in first quarter fuels 16 15 edge, but Rosedale outscores 12 21 in second half for victory.
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Tom Watson
Rosedale
Reds
Twisters
Wildcats
Cats
Daryl Jameson
Gary Mavity
Terry Davis
Rod Kitts
Ottawa
The
PF Buck
O Nutt
Shorten
Weidner
Morrow
Boyce
George
Whirlwinds Split A Pair With Cats
Ottawa Junior High Whirlwinds seventh and eighth graders beat Rosedale 29 21 at Ottawa and extended their winning streak to nine games. Dean Barr led with 7 points, Dennis Wieneke and Donnie tied for second with 6 each as Doug Underwood and Jim Stark added points. Rosedale Reds fell 42 25 as Alan Buck and Ted Haworth led Ottawa freshmen with 6 each, Elwood top scored with 15 for Rosedale. Next week Ottawa meets Lawrence Central at 3 30.
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Rosedale
Don Kornhaus
Dean Barr
Whirlwinds
Ate
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Donnie
Doug Underwood
Ropnie
Matthews
Jim Stark
Reds
Ottawans
Shorten
Harvey Drake
Rosedale Wildcats
Cats
Alan Buck
Ted Haworth
Bob Hardage
Madison Stein
Dan Seymour
Wayne Whitemour
Wayne White
Elwood
Lawrence Central
Small College Basketball Scores Summary
Kansas Wesleyan 75, Friends College of Emporia 74. McPherson 64, Tabor 87. Park 51, Culver Stockton 85. Missouri Valley 67, Southern Illinois 108. Rolla Mines 59. Central Oklahoma 88, Panhandle A&M 83. Northwestern Oklahoma 67, Oklahoma Baptist 57. St Louis Concordia 86, Rockford 70. Independence 79, Fort Scott Coffeyville 75. Missouri Freshmen 41. Hutchinson 84, Arkansas City U1 74. Dodge City 86, Butler County. Moberly 75, St Louis Freshmen 65.
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College of Emporia
McPherson
Tabor
Park
Culver-Stockton
Missouri Valley
Southern Illinois
Rolla Mines
Central Oklahoma
Panhandle
A&m
Northwestern Oklahoma
Oklahoma Baptist
St. Louis Concordia
Rockford
Six NL catchers play over 100 games in 1963 season
John Edwards of Cincinnati led NL fielding with 1,101 total chances and just six errors as six catchers surpassed 100 games in 1963. Edwards headed the defensive chart, highlighting Cincinnati's steady backstop in a season of durable catching across the league.
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John Edwards
Cincinnati
Melvern defeats Quenemo 67 to 39 in league showdown
Melvern beat Quenemo 67 to 39 last night at Quenemo. Dale Mochamer led Melvern with 15 points while George Niehoff had 13 for Quenemo.
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George Niehoff
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Pinkston Fine Coppage Hall Stultz
Pro Bowl rosters set as East opts for Sherman offense
East coach Allie Sherman names Charley Johnson as starter at quarterback with Tim Brown Bobby Mitchell and Jim Brown in the backfield. The other East backfield features Norm Snead Don Perkins Frank Gifford and John Henry Johnson. West plans to study East strategy and elected Johnny Unitas and Gino Marchetti as captains.
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Los Angeles
Allie Sherman
Sherman
New York Giants
Charley Johnson
St. Louis
Tim Brown
Philadelphia
Bobby Mitchell
Washington
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Norm Snead
Don Perkins
Dallas
Frank Gifford
New York
John Henry Johnson
Pittsburgh
New York Giant
George Halas
Halas
Chicago Bears
Johnny Unitas
Gino Marchetti
Baltimore Colts
Pomona and Princeton clash in 56 48 league game
Pomona Indians edged Princeton Orioles 56 to 48 after a slow start. Harm on Nelson and Mike Lindsey sparked a second half rally guiding Pomona to a late control as Princeton fought to the end with Pat Sand and Francis Weilderholt scoring to narrow the gap, then Pomona sealed it with free throws.
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Harmon Nelson
Orioles
Mike Lindsey
Pat Sand
Francis Weilderholt
Princeston
Allen Crawford
Kenneth Hamilton
Eldon McCurdy
Howard's Pay Raise Outstrips Teacher's
By Associated Press sports writer Joe Reic hler New York Yankees star Elston Howard will sign a 1964 contract near $60 000, surpassing Yogi Berra who already earned about $40 000. Howard’s 1963 salary is believed to be around $50 000, boosted by an MVP award. He plans talks with GM Ralph Houk next week after Houk's return from vacation while in town for a sports show autographing mitts.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Howard
New York Yankee
Berra
Yankees
Yogi
Ellie
High School Scores From The Area Districts
The Associated Press lists boys basketball results with Coffeyville defeating Parsons 59 to 51 and Independence over Fort Scott 42 to 47. Other games include Columbus 75 over Iola 47 and Chanute 78 over Pittsburg 52. Lee Thomas of the Los Angeles Angels hosts a winter radio sports show in St Louis.
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Eudora
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de Soto
Paola
Wellsville
Osage City
Osawatomie
Lee Thomas
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St. Louis
Bowling Scores and Highs From Local Alleys
Bowling scores list players and high games for many local outlets including Bond Leigerot Cannady Heckman Dodd Meador Gorton Wenthe Leach Wolgast and others. Standout totals include L. Cordle 224 and Bond 214 while Green and Heckman post top 541s and 496s respectively.
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Harry Smith
Bond
Montgomery Ward
Leigerot
Cannady
Heathman Oil
Keim
Russ and Pat
Heckman
White’s
Dodd
Lowrance
Group Considers Subs For College Football Rules
Thirteen men met in Fort Lauderdale to discuss the substitution rule and curb delays, with a likely move toward near unlimited substitutions without full restoration. Chairman Ivan Williamson noted focus on stopping crowd noise and clock killing by Navy and Army in late Philadelphia Stadium minutes. The group has liberalized substitutions little by little since 1952.
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Navy
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National Collegiate Association
Ivan Williamson
Wisconsin
Midshipmen
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