Buffaloes stretch Big Eight lead with 70 53 win at Colorado
Colorado's smooth, poised Buffaloes topped Kansas State 70 53 at Boulder, extending their conference winning streak to four and widening the title race. Ken Charlton led with 24 points as Colorado dominated rebounding 42 23 and shot 53 percent while K State stumbled in the second half. Missouri also earned its first conference win beating Kansas 62 56 as Ray Bob Carey poured in 23 for the Tigers.
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Colorado
Kansas State
Boulder
Buffaloes
K-State
Manhattan
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
Jayhawkers
Ken Charlton
Lame Knee
Milt Mueller
Jim Davis
George Parsons
Wildcats
Gary Marriott
Willie Murrell
Tex Winter
Buffs
Charlton
Burdette Haderson
Ray Bob Carey
Mizzou
Tigers
George Unseld
Nolen Ellison
R&m
the Herald
Wilt's Nightclubs May Have To Go
NBA commissioner Maurice Podoloff warned players must divest from bars or taverns to avoid outside business conflicts while Wilt Chamberlain's stake in a New York restaurant nightclub bar drew scrutiny. Warriors official Marty Simmons defended players’ investments and urged restraint in judging athletes for outside interests.
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Los Angeles
Maurice Podoloff
National Basketball Association
NBA
Podoloff
Basketball Writers Association
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
New York
Marty Simmons
The
Warriors
Chamberlain
FBI
Bowling Top Team Tumbles To B s In League Night
In Ottawa Bowl action Monday Night Ladies League Lee's Cafe fell 3-1 to Betty B's Baldwin as Hubbard Lumber topped McCracken Electric 214-134 in the men’s Brunswick League. Maxine Ainsworth led Lee with a 482 series and E Strickland paced the Elks with a 177 line. Hubbard leads. Elks and Helen & Bills Cafe also noted.
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Betty B
Baldwin
Lee’s Cafe
Ottawa Bowl
Cafe Girls
Elks Ladies
Pitcher Floor Service
Maxine Ainsworth
Lee
E. Strickland
The
Elks
Hubbard Lumber
McCracken
Electric
R. Davis
Lumbermen
Bank
Todd
Hubbard
Helen & Bill’s Cafe
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Giants Surged to Upset Victory Tops 1962 Sports Poll
The San Francisco Giants upset the heavily favored Los Angeles Dodgers to win the 1962 national sports upset of the year in an AP poll. Miami of Ohio’s 10-7 upset over Purdue ranked second, with Nicklaus beating Palmer in golf third, Cincinnati over Ohio State fourth, and Detroit over Green Bay fifth.
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San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Dodgers
Associated Press
Miami
Ohio
Purdue
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Bearcats
Detroit
Green Bay Packers
Packers
New York Giants
Six Teams Still Unbeaten In Church League Program
The Ottawa church league in basketball sees six teams remain undefeated in junior and senior divisions after second round games. Leaders include First Methodist Greens and North Baptist in senior play and First Methodist Greens, First Baptist, Boys Club, and Sacred Heart among juniors with leading scorers Sam Weidner and Stephen.
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Sacred Heart
First Methodist Church
Green
Ottawa
First Baptist
Boys Club
Sam Weidner
First Methodist Green
First Christian
Stephens
North Baptist
Yi Westminster Freabyt
Rian
Skip Bishop
Eugene Mitchell
Ralph Watson
Ralph Ybarra
Trinity Ybarra
Lloyd Yohe
Eddie Payne
Westminster Presbyterian
Wally Hart
Jim Honn
Tom Johnson
Dick Hall
Stan Sheldon
Todd Queen
Bob Pie
Frank Honn
Calvary Baptist
Robert Stephens
Corky Wallon
Billy Adams
Kenneth Chapman
Tom Taylor
Oscar Taylor
Ron Castlebury
Max Wadkins
Tifford Sheler
Eddie Clark
Kenneth Montgomery
Dele Kersiey
Billy
Tom Wellington
Dana Bennett
Tom Stephenson
Ted Hoppe
Steve Sostee
Wesleyan Methodist
Thm McClay
Don Harkins
Tim Brady
Don Bellefeuille
Mike McClay
Steve Terry
John Buzer
Jerry Diddo
Dana Akers
Jim Johnson
Lyle Adcock
Gary de- Priest
Harry Reeves
F Brown
Kenneth Cates
Trinity Methodist
Larry Lewis
Richard Milton
Steve Payne
Ronnie Hughes
Doug Durbin
Roger Muton
Carl Johnson
Dan Mullen
Harold Montgomery
Dennis Gumm
Ken Jennings
Bruce Prentice
Btan Shister
Steven Logan
Alan Loyd
George Payne
Norman Moora
Tom Franks
Rubert Gray
Jim Williams
Sacred Wears
First Methodist
Mike Silne
Mike Brady
Jackie Sauer
Pete Martin
Jim Colby
Bill Bellefuille
John Reedy
Terry Wollen
John Stark
Alain van Loenen
Glenn Conus
Rick Wood
David Allen
Danny Kildon
Roger Christian
Dwight Dommanish
Bill Hegarty
Rick Snider
Bil Bond
Williams
Fogle
Wheeler
Bowen
Greene
Holden
Jim Haworth
Bob Nordyke
Jack Hageden
Rob Raulston
Rex Houaton
I North Baptist
Davis
Bowling
Presley
Alexander
Gilroy
Heth
Gumm
College Basketball Scores From The South And Midwest
The Associated Press reports college basketball results with several notable wins. Mississippi State defeated Georgia Tech 81 to 69 while Vanderbilt beat Mississippi 79 to 72 and Florida defeated Alabama 69 to 47. Other regional results include Wake Forest 82 over Virginia 62 and North Carolina 68 over Maryland 56. Clemson outscored The Citadel 93 to 56 as South Carolina triumphed over Furman 80 to 77. Southern Illinois beat Western Kentucky 88 to 88. In the Midwest Pittsburg State 88 over Omaha 78 and McPherson 80 over Tabor 74. Tennessee State 83 over Lincoln Missouri 74. Washington University in St Louis 83 over Wayne State 44. Illinois 78 over Northwestern 76. Notre Dame 80 over Butler 54. Minnesota 66 over Michigan 63. Wisconsin Town 65 over Wisconsin 56. Missouri 62 over Kansas 56. Western Michigan 110 over Detroit. In the Southwest Hardin Simmons 60 over New Mexico State 57. Far West Colorado 70 over Kansas State 53.
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Miss. State
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Wake Forest
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Florida State
Georgia
Clemson
the Citadel
South Carolina
Furman
Southern Illinois
Western
Midwest
Pittsburg State
Omaha
McPherson
Tabor
Tennessee State
Lincoln (Mo
Washington of
St. Louis
Wayne State
Illinois
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Butler
Minnesota
Michigan
Town
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Western Michigan
Detroit
FFA Contests At K State Kansas High School FFA Meet
The 40th annual Kansas vocational agriculture judging and farm mechanics contests will take place at Kansas State University on April 29-30. Contest chairman C L Horton announced the event expects over 1,200 Future Farmers of America from about 140 chapters to compete at the state association meeting.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
C. L. Horton
Future Farmers of America
Kansas Association of Ffa
Dischinger Tops NBA Shooting Pace
New York AP Terry Dischinger of the Chicago Zephyrs, also an engineering student at Purdue, has emerged as the league’s top shooter with a .525 accuracy. Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors leads in points and averages, but Dischinger edges him in shooting accuracy according to today’s league statistics.
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New York
Terry Dischinger
Chicago Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
Dischinger
Purdue
Zephyrs
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Warriors
Weber to Visit India on Six Week Tour
Manhattan AP report states Dr A D Weber vice president of Kansas State University and Dr Vernon Larson director of international agricultural affairs will tour India for six weeks. K State and four other land grant universities Illinois Missouri Ohio and Tennessee have a contract with India via USAID to aid the agricultural program there. The agreement includes an annual executive review with representatives from each institution.
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Manhattan
Kan
India
A. D. Weber
Kansas State University
Vernon Larson
K-State
Ilinois
Missouri
Ohio
Tennessee
U. S. Agency For International Development
Weber
Larson
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Mr. Podoloff
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Jim Fox
John Hoppe
Roger Buck
Ray Pope
Doug Downey
Roger Downey
Butch Lakies
Southwest Hardin Simmons
New Mexico State
Far West
Kingsridge
Mayfield
Shelden
Grover Knight
FFA
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