Lemm Leaves Cards Rams 'Steal' Halas Aid
The NFL coaching shakeup shows Wally Lemm resigning from St Louis by mutual consent and George Allen leaving the Bears for the Rams. Halas accuses tampering and vows action while Dan Reeves cites permission given by Halas. Cardinals President Bidwill explains Lemm leaves to avoid six month term, and teams with openings include St Louis Atlanta Pittsburgh Washington and AFL Miami remains open.
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Wally Lemm
St. Louis
George Allen
Los Angeles
George Halas
Lemm
Cardinal
Rams
Halas
Allen
Chicago Bears
Bears
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Dan Reeves
The
Wally
Charles Bidwill
Cardinals
NFL
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Mike Nixon
Washington
Bill McPeak
Joel Collier
Lou Saban
Buffalo
Miami
Sharpshooting Hurricanes Top MVC Statistics
Wichita's Jamie Thompson leads MVC in scoring while Westley Unseld backs Louisville in rebounds. Tulsa's Tule sa tops field goal accuracy at .644, and Gene Demaree of Tulsa shines in free throw shooting. Other leaders include Don Rolfes and Rich Parks in scoring, with team totals showing Wichita State best offense and Drake best defense in the Valley.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Jamie Thompson
Missouri Valley
Louisville
Westley Unseld
Tulesa
Thompson
Bradley
Joe Allen
Julian Hammond
Tulsa
Gene Demaree
Eldridge “Webb
Cincinnati
Don Rolfes
Rich Parks
St. Louis
Bob Betolicky
Drake
Willie Davis
North Texas
Roland West
Cincy
Ernie Thompson
Webb
Rolfes
Allen
Davis
Sherman Dillard
Church League Senior and Adult Division Scores
Church League results list multiple teams with player totals across senior and adult divisions. Notable teams include First Methodist, First Baptist, Trinity Methodist, Nazarene, and Sacred Heart with varied tallies and individual scores across games.
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First Methodist
Bones
Adamson
Daugharthy
Keelin
Boyer
Bechtle
Shader
Bennett
Belel
First Baptist
First Christian
Hiatt
Waymire
Gentner
Casteel
Total
Nazarene
Hildebrandt
Staneart
Sauer
Fergus Son
Grogan
Guinn
Panekratz
OceCel
Westminster Presby
Gaddert
Worl
Hay
Barrett
Rangers Acquire Reg Fleming in Bruins Swap
New York Rangers send John McKenzie to Boston Bruins and obtain rugged left wing Reg Fleming in an NHL deal. The trade follows a vendetta tension after a 3 1 Bruins win at Madison Square Garden amid a spearing incident that sidelined Phil Goyette for a month. Fleming previously set a single game penalty minutes record in 1960.
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NEW York
Rangers
Boston
Ted Green
Reg Fleming
Fleming
John McKenzie
Bruins
NHL
Green
Madison Square Graden
William Jennings
Ranegers
Bruin
Phil Goycette
Garden
Chicago
Area Player Of The Week Leon Lindstrom Leads Melvern
The Herald's area player of the week is Leon Lindstrom of Melvern. Lindstrom scored 52 points in two games to lift Melvern into first in the Osage County League. He posted 25 in a 77 45 win over Williamsburg and 27 in a 73 68 victory over Overbrook to push the Panthers to the league lead.
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The
Herald
Leon Lindstrom
Melvern
Lindstrom
Panthers
Williamsburg
Overbrook
OCL
Duke Holds On Duke Returns To Top Ten Ranks
Duke maintains first place in the AP basketball poll with a 11-1 mark and 32 first place votes while Kansas climbs into the Top Ten replacing Iowa. Kentucky trails by 40 points as both Duke and Kentucky won twice last week. Iowa drops from seventh to out of the top ten after a 69-68 loss to Wisconsin. Kansas defeated Colorado 69-55 and Iowa State 82-65 to reach 11-2.
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Duke
Ben Olan
Associated Press
Duke Blue Deveils
Kansas
Iowa
Kentucky
Blue Devils
Wildcats
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Colorado
Iowa State
Bowling results and high scores at Ottawa lanes
Ottawa bowling meet shows High 10-30 marks for Wenthe 481 at OTTAWA BOWL and Doman 455 at OTTAWA BOWL. Lee's Cafe records M Ainsworth 10 with Ferguson 30 and V Ferguson 438. Elk's Ladies highlights M Lewis 466 with 30 marks from 30 B Stephenson. Nitcher Floor Serv lists J Hettler 166 and 30 B Stephenson. Osburn's Flowers notes D Nieman 151 and M Cayot 391 with High 30.
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Ottawa Savings
H. Wenthe
Ottawa Bowl
D. Doman
Lee’s Cafe
M. Ainsworth
V. Ferguson
Elk’s Ladies
M. Lewis
Nitcher
J. Hettler
B. Stephenson
Osburn’s
Flowers
D. Nieman
M. Cayot
Brunswick League Scores Highlight Top Minds and Scores
Scores from the men's Brunswick league show high series and game marks for players from McMILLEN OIL COMPANY HELEN AND BILL'S CAFE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HUBBARD LUMBER and MOBILE HOMES SERVICE. Standout figures include C McDaniE ls with 175 478 and R Davis at 230 597, with high 10-30 and related totals across entries.
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McMillen Oil Company
C. McDaniels
Helen and
Bill
Hubbard Lumber
R. Davis
McFaDden
Kentucky Still Unbeaten After 2 Overtime Scare
Kentucky remains undefeated at 11-0 after a 69-65 double overtime win over Georgia in Athens. Louie Dampier scored 23 for Kentucky, while Clyde Lee led Vanderbilt with 29 points in their win over Mississippi. Kansas beat Oklahoma 89-68 as Walt Wesley had 27 points and seven blocks. DePaul set a school scoring record with 120-61 over Western Ontario. Michigan State beat Purdue 89-78, and Southern Illinois edged Kentucky Wesleyan 60-56.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Kentucky
Wildcats
Georgia
Bulldogs
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Kansas
Oklahoma
Athens
Frank Harscher
Louie Dampier
Harscher
Pat Riley
Jerry Waller
Cliff Berger
Tomomy Kron
Clyde Lee
Nashville
Tenn
Walt Wesley
Jayhawks
Lawrence
Kan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Bradley
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Indiana
Michigan State
Purdue
Dave Schellhase
DePaul
Western Ontario
Southern Illinois
Kentucky Wesleyan
College basketball scores roundup
Southwest outcomes: Hardin Sim's 96 over Centenary McMurry 76 and Texas A&I 64 over Prairie View 106 to 103. Washington 80 at California 79, Washington State 61 beats Stanford 58. Seattle 100 defeats Idaho State 93 and Nevada 74 tops Nevada South 70.
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Far West
Washington
Calif
Wash. State
Stanford
Seattle
Idaho St
Nevada
Nevada South
Pay Raises In Order For Minnesota Twins
Minnesota Twins owner Calvin Griffith sent new contracts to players after winning the 1965 pennant. He expects payroll near 600000, aiming for resuming growth and revenue like Yankees with radio and TV. Raises likely for most players, with a few held at 1965 levels and two possibly taking cuts. Names mentioned include Dick Stigman Bernie Allen and Bob Allison.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Calevin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Griffith
Reac
New York Yankees
Yankees
Twins
Washington Senators
Dick Stigman
Berenie Allen
Bob Allison
Boxing Results in Las Vegas
Ernie Indian Red Lopez of Los Angeles outpointed Al Andrews of Fresno by decision in Las Vegas. Lopez weighed 145 pounds, Andrews 14714, with ten rounds.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Ernie
Indian Red
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Netolicky
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Wilhite
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Williams
K. Cooper
R. Cooper
Warren
Carter
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Stevens
Crockett
Taylor
Kohler
Shoemaker
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Paine
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Cole
Richard Milton
Roger Milton
Hughes
Nazarene F
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R. Wilhite
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Yohe
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Burgoon
Engle
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Hoppe
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Sheldon
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Birckhead
Harrison
Jones
Norton
Reusch
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Braker
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IBM
Ottawa Herald
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Federal-Mogul Bearings
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Penn State
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St. Lows
Florida
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Providence
Brigham Young
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Coronado
Gamlle
Southwest Hardin
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Dean Berlin
S.’ Main
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