Ottawa U Braves Aim for Win at Wilson Field House
Ottawa University seeks consistency in Kansas Conference play as it hosts Sterling College at Wilson Field House after a painful overtime loss to McPherson. The Braves, now in third place with a 4-2-0 mark and mounting pressure, vow to improve away from home and balance results against stronger teams.
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Wilson Field House
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Bulldogs
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Jim Mosher
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Gary Harrison
Tony Verdi
Chuck Mercer
Greg VanBreat Senter
Bethel
Bethany
Friends
Kansas Wesleyan
College of Emporia
Baker
Tabor
Omaha
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Houston NCAA probation shocks university officials
The University of Houston faced a three year NCAA probation for violations in 1962 to 1965 including financial aid, illegal recruiting, and out of season football practice. Athletic leaders Stovall and Fouke express regret and say steps will prevent recurrence. The convention also saw rulings on unlimited substitutions and other honors and recalls of prior probation for Arkansas and West Texas State.
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Harry Fouke
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Ariz
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University of California At
Auerbach to flip coin for Wilt or Russell in East All Star
Cincinnati RP Deciding whether Wilt Chamberlain or Bill Russell starts at center for the East All-Stars tonight rests with Red Auerbach. The East are 10 point favorites over the West in Cincinnati Gardens. Players include Lucas Havlicek Robertson Jones.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
Cincinnati Gardens
East
Jerry Lucas
John Havlicek
Oscar Robertson
Sam Jones
Russell
Chamberlain
Auerebach
Los Angeles
Fred Schaus
Schaus
Rick Barry
San Francisco
Bailey Howell
Baltimore
Nate Thurmond
Jerry West
Guy Rodgers
Barry
Enother
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Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Jones and
Havlicek
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Hockey Results From Associated Press Update
Monday's results show no games scheduled and no new scores. Today's schedule is empty with no matches listed. Wednesday's games are not yet announced.
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Associated Press
Paris to Las Vegas boxing results report summary
Jacques Marty of France outpointed Ford Fernandez in Las Vegas, while Eiji Maruki of Japan knocked out Eliseo Aranda in the Philippines. The card also lists bouts with Paris and Tokyo tags and several undefined weights.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jacques Marty
France
Ford Fernandez
Las Vegas
Nev
Tokyo
Eiji Maruki
Japan
Eliseo Areanda
Philippines
Ottawa High Preps Wrestling vs Effingham Tonight
The Ottawa High wrestling team will face Effingham at the junior high gym. Five exhibition matches begin at 6 30 p m with the regular bout set for 7 p m.
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Ottawa High
Effingham
Duke Signs First Negro Football Player Duke Parks to join Duke on four year athletic grant
Allen Parks, 6-foot-2, 225-pound tackle from Dunbar High School in Lynchburg, has become the first Black athlete to sign a football grant with Duke University. He plans to study law and will attend Duke in Durham, N.C., on a four-year athletic scholarship.
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Allen Parks
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Dunbar High School
Duke University
Parks
Durham
N.C
Duke
Sterling at Oklahoma Sooners Friday Basketball
Sterling plays Oklahoma at home at 7 30 p m Friday January 14. The next night January 15 Sterling visits Southwestern in Winfield at 7 30 p m. Also on the schedule KU meets Iowa State and Nebraska visits K State in Big 12 action.
Payne named Ottawa High Player of the Week
OHL forward center Dave Payne earns Ottawa High Player of the Week honors. He scored 13 points in a 10 point win over Bonner Springs in the East Kansas League opener, then posted 22 points with 8 rebounds in a 50-47 defeat at Emporia after going 16 for 16 at the line.
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Ottawa Herlad
Ottawa
Payne
Cyclones
Bowener Springs
OHL
Emporia
College basketball scores roundup
South Kentucky defeated Georgia 69 to 65 in a two overtime game. Vanderbilt crushed Mississippi 106 to 58. Wake Forest beat Virginia 99 to 87. Auburn topped Tulane 92 to 58. VMI won 90 to 83 over Furman. North Carolina edged Richmond 76 to 72. Mississippi State 74 over LSU 71. Florida State 73 over Loyola of New Orleans 53. Grambling 98 over Jackson State 83. Midwest action saw Kansas 89 over Oklahoma 68. Michigan 88 over Indiana 68. Iowa 70 over Northwestern 58. Michigan State 89 over Purdue 78. Creighton 72 over Notre Dame 59. Colorado 61 over Oklahoma State 55. Iowa State 85 over Missouri 70. Bradley 81 over Polish Nationals 77. DePaul 120 over Western Ontario 51. South Illini 60 over Ky Wesleyan 56. Central State Ohio 94 over Ky State 92. Western Michigan 116 over Wayne Michigan 67.
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Wesley Rejuvenates Kansas In Big Eight Tilt
Walt Wesley paced Kansas past Oklahoma 89 68 at Lawrence with 27 points 11 rebounds and 7 blocks as the Jayhawks stretched their league edge to 7 straight wins and 12 2 overall. OSU Iowa State Colorado won as Kansas State and Nebraska trailed.
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Associated Press
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al Lopes
Delvy Lewis
Upset-filled night as Pittsburg State loses to Warrensburg State
Interstate games yield two upsets and several regional wins. Emporia State defeats Rockhurst 80-63 while Pittsburg State falls 81-80 to Warrensburg State. Southwest Baptist crushes Little Rock 106-70. In-state, St Benedict's tops Fort Hays State 69-58. Cape Girardeau State bests Kirksville State 62-54 and Rolla defeats Maryville 84-54. Jim Chroust led Pittsburg with 25 points as Warrensburg balanced scoring.
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Little Rock University
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Expansion For NHL Up Again
The NHL moves toward a six team expansion with league meetings in New York on February 9 to review 13 applications from American groups. Plans aim to add four new clubs to reach 12 for 1967-68, with Vancouver San Francisco Oakland St Louis Los Angeles already approved facilities.
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St. Louis
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