Ali Wins Court Nod to Fight Frazier in March Showdown
Muhammad Ali heads to Miami to train for the March heavyweight title bout with Joe Frazier after the Supreme Court said it would hear arguments on his conscientious objector claim. The decision clears the way for the title fight while also denying appeals by ex-umpires Salerno and Valentine on antitrust claims.
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Associated Press
Muhammad Ali
Miami
Joe Frazier
Supreme Court
Ali
Army
U.S. District Court
Joe Ingraham
Jerry Quarry
Oscar Ben- Arena
Frazier
Angelo Dundee
Dundee
Rahman Ali
Circuit Court
William O. Douglas
City Scores in Church League Junior Division
Summary of junior division boys and adult league results across multiple churches and teams. Ambler NazarenE First Christian Sts F U Meth Faith Lutheran Calvary Bap First Bapt Trinity A.M. and Sacred Heart show various player totals and team scores as final tallies.
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Church League
Ambler
Burns
Ledom
T. Ledom
Roberts
G. Ambler
M. Robinson
J. Robinson
Nazarene
Elis
Crenshaw
Murray
Adell
S. Crenshaw
Totals
First Christian Sts
Underwood
Ball
Gentner
Skidmore
Lytle
Cook
Sellers
South
Pierce
Total
Heart I
Bien
Smith
Foltz
Geist
Wassmer
Mueller
D. Ferguson
Wolf
F. Christian
Anderson
Calloway
Saffron
Moore
Scribner
McCullough
Faith Lutheran
Buick
Schoonover
K. Switzer
Mark Switzer
R. Zimmerman
Dietz
Calvary Bap
Thompson
Schroeder
Weber
Tucker
Pacheco
O’harrah
Roush
J. Roush
Wantland
Rouska
Peterson
Pickering
Minnick
Angell
Fwanen
Allen
Moir
M. Mohr
Pankratz
Boyer
Trinity A.M
Detwiler
Bryan
Welton
Brown
Stewart
Hazen
Roehl
J. Coen
LeValley
Baptist
Riggs
Evans
Grogan
Mochamer
Wesleyan Collins
Reust
H. Sundstrom
L Sundstrom
Neuenswander
DePriest
White
Ottawa High Player of the Week Drumright sparks Cyclones to win
David Drumright, a 6-2 senior forward, came off the bench to score 12 points in the second quarter and finish with 16 as Ottawa High School defeated Argentine 75 65 to open defense of the East Kansas League title. The Herald names him OHL Player of the Week.
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David Drumright
Herald
Ottawa
Drumright
Cyclones
OHS
Missouri Tigers Take Big Eight Lead In Narrow Triumph
MU led the Big Eight with a 20 record after a 77 71 win over Iowa State at Ames. Henry Smith scored 3 points in early minutes while Gene Mack poured in a career best 31 for Iowa State. Oklahoma rallied to beat Kansas State as Kansas visits Georgia Tech in non conference action.
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Kansas Jayhawks
Missouri
Kansas
Dayhawks
Georgia Tech
Tigers
Iowa State
Ames
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Norman
Oklahoma State
Arkansas State
Stillwater
Henry Smith
Town State
Cyclones
Gene Mack
Carolina Drops From No 2 In AP Poll After Losses
Associated Press reports North Carolina fell from second to sixth after losing to UCLA rival shifts, with Maryland upsetting South Carolina in overtime. UCLA leads with 632 points, Marquette second, Southern California third, and Pennsylvania fourth. South Carolina slips to sixth as Memphis State and Oregon debut in top twenty.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Maryland
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Gamecocks
Temple
Marquette
Southern California
Pennsylvania
Western Kentucky
Jacksonville
Kansas
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Kentucky
St. Bonaventure
Fordham
Penn
Indiana
Villanova
Louisville
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Tennessee
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Oregon
Drake
Purdue
Gamecocks fall from No 2 after another one-point loss
South Carolina, fresh off a Maryland loss, drops to sixth in the AP poll after a 50-49 defeat to Virginia. Barry Parkhill hits a 15-foot jumper with seven seconds left as the Gamecocks endure a third straight setback. Other Top Ten teams win while Maryland edges Clemson.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Maryland Freeze
College Park
Virginia
Barry Parkhill
Western Kentucky
Morehead State
Jacksonville
Oklahoma City
Kentucky
Georgia
Maryland
Clemson
Area Player Of The Week Mike Hermreck Shines For Panthers
Mike Hermreck a 6 4 junior from Williamsburg is Herald Area Player Of The Week. He led the Panthers to two wins last week scoring 21 points against Greeley and 22 versus Melvern. His defense stood out with 13 rebounds against Melvern.
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Mike Hermreck
Williamsburg
Herald
Hermreck
Panthers
Greeley
Melvern
Panther
West Favored In NBA Clash
SAN DIEGO AP The west team is favored to win the 21st annual NBA All-Star game at San Diego International Sports Arena. Notables include Oscar Robertson Wilt Chamberlain Jerry West and Lew Alcindor with Reed Robertson seeking back-to-back MVP. The game telecast starts at 7 p.m. PST and features East coach Red Holzman and West coach Larry Costello leading rosters loaded with veterans.
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San Diego
Johnny Green
Cincinnati Royal
International Sports Arena
Oscar Robertson
Milwaukee
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Willis Reed
New York
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Green
Reed
Robertson
Big Lew
Larry Costello
Jerry Lucas
San Francisco
Connie Hawkins
Phoenix
West
Dave Bing
Detroit
Red Holzman
John Havlicek
Boston
Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia
Walt Frazier
Earl Monroe
Bowling Scores From Local League Night Lights
Bowling results from Ottawa and area leagues show top totals and series. Gardner led with 156 in High 10 for MONDAY NIGHT LADIES ILGWU LOCAL 2, while Coffman posted 336 in High 30 for OTTAWA BOWL 1 and Heckman reached 411 in High 30 at NITCHER S. Lane totals include Murrow 174-510 at FRANKLIN SAVINGS 3 and Bond 93-550 for HELEN & BILLS 3.
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ILGWU
Gardner
Frerson
Ottawa Bowl
Potter
MPA Insurance
Pyle
Helen & Bill’s
Bond
First National
Carter
John's Gulf
Reeves
Lemaster's
LeMaster
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