Cyclones Meet Turner In First-Place Struggle
Turner High meets Ottawa Cyclones in a pivotal EKL clash in the junior high gym. The Bears, led by Mike Pankey and Ken Dillon, have surged with strong guard play and depend on defense to challenge Ottawa’s Mendell and Jameson, as both teams seek early league leadership.
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Pankey
Along
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Wildcats
Ken Dillon
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Rusty Meier
Gene Pettey
Don Genetry
H. K. Stevens
Stevens
Ronnie Mendell
Daryl Jameeson
Rod Kitts
Ronnie Lloyd
Terry Davis
Mendell
Jameson
Holwerda
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Son Of Star Basketball Player Now Star Himself
Mat Guokas Jr., 20, the son of former star Matt Guokas, helps St. Joseph’s College of Philadelphia hold No. 4 in the AP rankings. He scores 12 points and anchors defense in a 115-81 win over Seton Hall as LaSalle, Miami, N.C. State, Maryland and others post notable results across college basketball.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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St. Joseph's College of Philadelphia
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Hawks
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Thew G. Guokas, Jr
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Parseghian Broyles Win Coaching Award in Tie
Notre Dame’s Ara Parseghian and Arkansas’ Frank Broyles share the American Football Coaches Association COY honor after a tie in voting. East Carolina’s Clarence Stasavich earns small college COY. Parseghian notes dual award fairness while recalling Notre Dame’s season and USC upset. Broyles led Arkansas to an undefeated 11 0 season and Cotton Bowl win.
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Associated Press
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American Football Coaches Association
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Ara Parseghian
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Len Casanova
Oreston
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Parseghian
Clarence Stasavich
East Carolina College
Football Writers Association
Frank
Northwestern
Southern California
Southern Cal
Texas
Nebraska
Stasavich
East Carolina
Rick Barry Tops NCAA Scorers Amid婚 Milestones
University of Miami star Rick Barry remains the leading major college scorer with a 35.9 point per game average through January 9 despite a season-low 17 points against Florida State. He announced June nuptials to Pamela Hale, daughter of coach Bruce Hale.
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Rick Barry
Sto-Be
Florida State
University of Miami
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Pamela Hale
Miss Hale
Miami
Bruce Hale
Barry
Florida Southern
Hurricanes
Wayne Estes
Utah State
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Steve Thomas
Xevier
Ohio
Kansas and Missouri players named to Scholastic All-America team
NEW YORK AP Three players from Kansas and one from Missouri are on Scholastic Magazines 95eman All-America high school football team announced Wednesday.
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New York
Kansas
Missouri
Scholastic Magazines
Gambles TT Wins Back-to-Back Games
The Gambles Town Team defeated Osawatomie 124-93 and Garnett 118-93 to extend their winning streak to four and five games. Bob Lewis scored 33 and 32 points in the two wins, as Gambles improved to 5e2 on the season.
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Gambles TT
Tulsa and Drake Split Valley Night in MVC Action
Tulsa edged North Texas 63-57 to reach a fourth place tie in the Missouri Valley Conference as Drake beat Creighton 76-67. Rick Park scored 18 for Tulsa while Carlos Gripado piled 17 points and 12 rebounds to lead Drake alongside Harold Aldrich and Gene West’s balanced scoring.
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North Texas
Drake
Creighton
Cincinnati
Michigan State
Colorado
Northwestern
Harold Aldrich
Gene West
West
Dave Hanesen
Bob Netolicky
Aldrich
Rick Park
NTS
Carlos Gripado
Wilt Chamberlain Traded to Philadelphia 76ers
Wilt Chamberlain, highest paid NBA star, traded from San Francisco Warriors to the Philadelphia 76ers after the All-Star game. In exchange San Francisco receives Lee Shaffer Paul Neumann Connie Dierking and cash. Chamberlain to debut for the 76ers against Baltimore. Shaffer to play for the Warriors against New York.
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Muhammad Ali says he could become greatest heavyweight
New York AP reporting Muhammad Ali formerly Cassius Clay says he could easily become the greatest heavyweight champion in boxing history. He argues he is misunderstood and perhaps disliked, drawing TV money and large gates as fans come to see the Big Mouth get beat. He insists he remains tied to Louisville and townspeople feel pride, despite moving to Chicago and exposure in major cities.
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Mr. X
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Chicago
Muhammad Ali
Kentucky
New York
New Era Arises In Sadecki Affair
A fragmentary column notes a changing era around Sadecki with reflections on television timeouts and sponsor influence on football broadcasts. It hints at sports media practices and cites evolving trends in professional basketball players.
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Sadecki
Sadecki Backs Athletics Seasonal Ticket Push in Kansas City
St Louis Cardinals ace Ray Sadecki promotes Kansas City Athletics season tickets from his Kansas City home during the off season. The move, while common for stars, raises questions of cross team compensation and potential conflicts of interest in winter PR roles. Other hypothetical cross team gigs are jokingly proposed, including Keane, Berra, Gilchrist, and Goldwater.
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Rayi Sadecki
St. Louis Baseball Cardinals
Sadecki
Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City
Kan
Athletics
Johnny Keane
St. Louis
Yogi Berra
Yankee Stadium
Ralph Houk
Cookie Gilchrist
New Orleans
Fight Over NFL Leadership Rages Across Country
Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell clashes with players as NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle faces calls to be replaced by Paul Brown. Bernie Parrish of the Browns and a Players Association committee travel to discuss charges against Rozelle while Brown and Rozelle stay abroad.
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NFL Players Association
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Bid For Peace By The NCAA Bid For Peace By The NCAA
The NCAA ended its convention with a surprise move to boycott AAU sanctioned track meets after March 1 while inviting the AAU to negotiate at the domestic level. The vote backed by 99 to 33 signaled a potential path to compromise in the long running NCAA AAU dispute over amateur athletics control.
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NCAA
Aaue
AAU
Don Hull
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U. S. Track and Field Federation
Ross Smith
Massachusetts Institute
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Ncaa Television Committee
Ncaa Council
National Track and Field Federation
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Marquette Narrowly Edges Wisconsin 59 58
College basketball results show Marquette defeats Wisconsin by one point 59 to 58. Drake posts a 76 67 win over Creighton. Miami Ohio tops Ohio University 58 48. Tulsa beats North Texas 63 57.
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Ohio
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Tulsa
North Texas
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