McPherson tops Bethany to lead Kansas Conference race
McPherson defeated Bethany 91 83 to seize sole possession of first in the Kansas Conference. Omaha moved atop the CIC with a 75 248 win over Washburn. St Benedict's beat Pittsburg State 69 62 to push its record to 10 2 as Jim Chroust scored 24 and Ray Weber 16.
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Omaha
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Ray Weber
Don Schuering
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George Czaplinski
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Harvey Daniles
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Ichabods
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Scott
Ottawa Junior High Drops Two in Basketball Rout
Lawrence Central Junior High took both games from Ottawa Junior High yesterday afternoon. In the 8th grade Ottawa lost 28 to 18 as Don Stevens led with 10 points and other players added few, while Lawrence pulled away after a tight start. The 9th grade contest ended with Ottawa falling short 39 to 38 as Doug Underwood scored 18 for Ottawa and Dennis Wieneke added 12. Ottawa struggled at the free throw line, hitting 8 of 24 for 33 percent.
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Lawrence Central Junior High
Ottawa Junior High
Lawrence
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Ottawa
Honn
Rice
Waymire
Mustangs
Twisters
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Dennis Wieneke
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Lawrence Central
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Kelly Johnson
Johannsen Stevens Dillon
Matthews
Wieneke
Underwood
Stark
Meyer
Schelbar Stone Kapfer Harden
Bernhardt
Mingos Leone
Won Four Gold Medals Don Schollander Named Athlete of the Year
Don Schollander, the 18 year old Yale freshman, was chosen by AP Writers and Broadcasters as Male Athlete of the Year. He dominated the 1964 Tokyo Olympics with four gold medals and three world records, including the 100 and 400 freestyle events.
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Don Schollander
Associated Press
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Schollander
United States
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Ore
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Baltimore Colts
Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Associated Press Eagles
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Yale
U.S
Steve Clark
Unitas
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Colts
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AFL Expected To Ban Pre Bowl Signing Policies
HOUSTON AP The American Football League plans to ban signing college players before bowl games at its winter meetings. AFL assistant commissioner Milt Woodard said action would align with an NFL rule proposed by Pete Rozelle, who ordered no college player signed before team schedules finalize including bowls. The draft delay proposal from the NCAA may be debated. expansion talks drew interest from about 30 groups in 14 cities. The All Star game preparations continued in New Orleans after a racial discrimination charge prompted the transfer.
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American Football League
Milt Woodard
AFL
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Rozelle
Woodard
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Packers Acquire Chandler In Push To Help Hornung
Green Bay adds kicking specialist Don Chandler to aid Paul Hornung after costly misses. Coach Vince Lombardi was unavailable for comment, but past statements suggest Chandler and Hornung will share duties next season as Packers seek improved kicking in decisive losses.
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Green Bay Packers
Don Chandler
Paul Hornung
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Chane Dier
Hornung
Boxing Results Houston and New York card summary
In Houston Ted Herring of Houston stopped Elmer Rush of San Francisco in the ninth round. In New York Freddie Marte inovich of Newark outpointed Pablo Lopez of Puerto Rico over eight rounds.
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Ted Herring
Elmer Rush
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New York
Freddie Marteinovich
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N.J
Pablo Lopez
Puerto Rico
Pro Basketball All Star Game Preview and Schedule
Associated Press bulletin notes Tuesday no games, All-Star game in St Louis, and Thursday matchups including Los Angeles at Detroit and Baltimore at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ottawa Basketball Festival Could Boost Holiday Weekend
Ottawa University Ottawa High and Baker University discuss a two day Ottawa Basketball Festival at Wilson Field House on Dec 34 1965. Eight games over two nights feature four college and four high school teams with OU OHS and Baker as hosts and Cyclones meeting AA opponents. If successful a 1966 event may align with the new Ottawa High gym opening.
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Wilson Field House
OHS
Baker
Cyclones
College
Falcons defeat Wellsville 64 to 52 in nonleague clash
Wellsville shot poorly from the line as Richmond earned a 64 52 win over Wellsville. Lyle Brown led Richmond with 19 points while Jim Chambers and Don Stottlemire added 12 each. Mike Burrell top scored for Wellsville with 24 as Wellsville won the B team game 59 43 with Roger ONeil scoring 30 in three quarters.
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Richmond
Falcons
Eagles
Lyle Brown
Jim Chambers
Don Stottlemire
Mike Burrell
Jim Weers
Roger O'Neil
Hockey Results From Chicago Toronto Montreal Boston Games
Hockey results recap lists matchups Chicago at Toronto Toronto at Montreal New York at Boston with brief outcomes and standings from Thursday’s schedule. Team notes highlight Toronto and New York performances, while Chicago and Montreal show competitive scores across venues.
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Toronto
Thursay
Montreal
New York
Boston
Quenemo Edges Scranton 56 53 In OSage County Rivalry
Quenemo defeats Scranton 56 to 53 as George Niehoff scores 27 points and grabs 20 rebounds for a standout performance. Niehoff total reaches 94 points in two games, with Chuck Stultz adding 10 and Dunaway leading Scranton with 22. Quenemo improves to 1-7. game not an Osage County League affair.
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Quenemo
George Niehoff
Scranton
Niehoff
Chuck Stultz
Dunaway
Osage
College basketball scores across regions
East: Boston College 107 Rhode Island 105 Conn 82 New Hampshire 62 Yale 87 Brown 55 Temple 76 Hofstra 65 Rutgers 91 Delaware 77. South: Duke 106 Clemson 81 Wake Forest 97 Ga Tech 78 Virginia Tech 89 William and Mary 75 Richmond 71 VMI 65 Furman 98 Wofford 85. Midwest: Cincinnati 76 Dayton 65 Bowling Green 71 Kent State 65 Akron 68 Kenyon 59. Southwest: Texas A&M 72 TCU 71 Texas 95 Baylor 74 Arkansas 79 Rice 61. Far West: San Francisco 86 Portland 59.
Melvern Rallies Late Over Tigers
Melvern turns a 10-point deficit into a 54 to 50 Osage County League win over Lyndon. Leon Lindstrom and Larry Yockey scored late to seal the rally as Geier led Melvern with 22 points while Fabert added 12 for Lyndon.
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Tigers
Lyndon
Leon Lindstrom
Larry Yockey
Panthers
OCL
Shafteake Lindstrom Geier Yocke
Sodyndon
Wiley
Toulouse Fabert Culbertson Tiffany Gurss Yockey
McKinley Trades Jobs and Spurs American Tennis Prospects
In New York, Chuck McKinley quits major tournament play to take a brokerage job, dampening U S hopes for recapturing the Davis Cup in 1965 but accelerating development of future stars Arthur Ashe Jr and Frank Froehling behind Dennis Ralston. The move leaves McKinley’s No 2 spot open as younger players rise in the national team.
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Chuck McKinley
America
Ky Oteted
Kysa Buea
Fip McKinley
Tueseday
U.S
Australia
Arthur Ashe, Jr
Frank Froehling
McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
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Chuck
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