Area high schools set two week tournaments in Osage and Williamsburg
Ten teams from Osage County and Franklin and Little Seven leagues head into back to back tournaments next week. Osage County Class B at Burlingame runs Jan 18–22 with Melvern Burlingame Overbrook Scranton Carbondale Quenemo Pomon a Lyndon and others. Williamsburg Invitational runs Jan 19–23 featuring Williamsburg Baldwin Princeton Wellsville Richmond Spring Hill and others.
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Pomona
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OCL
Wilt Chamberlain May Retire Ending 76ers Bubble Burden
AP reports Wilt Chamberlain weighs retirement as the Philadelphia 76ers spent 75000 to acquire Wilt from the San Francisco Warriors and a reserve center with fainting spells amid a fragile lineup. The Warriors face the Knicks in San Francisco as talk of future seasons swirls and players like Neumann Shaffer and Dierking deal with health and readiness uncertainties.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
76Ers
San Francisco Warriors
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Cene
Warriors
Chamberlain
Ike Richman
Neumann
Shaffer
North Carolina
Hannum
Dierking
Cincinnati
Good Season For Cards
St Louis profit from the Cardinals 1964 season totaled 147951 after taxes with GM Bob Howsam announcing the figures Thursday night and framing the results as a successful campaign toward a pennant and world title.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Wilt Away 76ers Lose as Chamberlain Starts Vacation
Wilt Chamberlain began a continent-spanning vacation just as the Philadelphia 76ers, short-handed with seven players, fell 138 to 126 to the Baltimore Bullets. The move follows Philadelphia’s Thursday acquisition of Chamberlain from the San Francisco Warriors, with the star allowed a week off to settle affairs in San Francisco. Los Angeles defeated Detroit 104 to 100 in the other NBA game.
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76Ers
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National Basketball Association
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Philadelphia
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Warriors
Bowling Scores From AMF League Show Strikes and Totals
Bowling scores listed for AMF League teams with top games and series. Notable tallies include L and L Café 3 with 466 series by Bell, Kitty Clover Chips 537 by Taylor, and Pepsi Cola 565 across multiple high games. Other clubs record high games ranging 168 to 221 with varied series totals.
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New Southwestern Bell
Yost
Kitty Clover
Taylor
Burress
Pepsi Cola
Ogle
Conrad Painters
D. Bell
Dutchboy Paints
Day
the Keen Company
AFL To Discuss Expansion Plans
AFL intends to remain with eight teams in 1965 and likely beyond, after scheduling an expansion meeting to assess 38 applications. Commissioner Joe Foss outlined inquiries from Philadelphia, Atlanta, Washington, Chicago, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, plus interests in Miami and more, while teams pledge to stay in current cities through 1965. A $36 million NBC TV deal promises escalating annual payments from 750,000 to 950,000 per club through 1969, plus a $2 million expansion fund. The league plans to screen road games in home cities and maintain a 15-week schedule with open dates.
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American Football League
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Allyn
Comiskey Park
Anaheim
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San Diego
Denver
National Broadcasting Co
Milt Woodard
Mills Surprises Fans With Mile and Two Miles Plans
Lt. Billy Mills, Olympic 10,000-meter champion, aims to break four minutes in the mile by year’s end and race in the Millrose Games. He says he plans to run more miles and two miles this season and would like rematches with Ron Clarke. Mills credits family for support and notes his Marine commission expires in 11 months as he looks to post-track success and a future in sales management.
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Ardson
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Billy
Madison Square Garden
Ron Clarke
Tokyo
Clarke
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Lindgren
Tunisia
Mohamed Gammoudi
Mexico City
Marine Commission
Teal Season To Be Tried In Central and Mississippi Flyways
Washington AP The Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife announced an experimental nine day teal hunting season mainly for blue winged teal to be tried in the Central and Mississippi flyways in September. States include Missouri Kansas Arkansas Illinois Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma and others. Local dates and regulations will be set by state fish and game departments.
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Mississippi
Two Flyways Inc
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
John Gottschalk
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OU C Of E Duel Begins With Near Even Terms
Ottawa University visits College of Emporia tomorrow night in a pivotal Kansas Conference clash. OU battles injuries in the backcourt with Sutter out and Bissitt hobbled, while reserve guards Johnson Harrison Judenis must step up. Center Mercer, forwards Verdi and Carter anchor the frontline as OU seeks scoring and rebounding to offset C of Es inside game and a press defense.
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Braves
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Sterling
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Bob Cole
Wayne Sutter
Bill Frear
Sutter
Guard Corps
Frear
Evan Johnson
Gary Harrison
Tony Judenis
Judenis
Bissitt
Tony Verdi
Jim Carter
Charles Mercer
Missouri K State Rivalry Faces 24th Streak Test
Kansas State carries a 23 game Big Eight win streak over Missouri into the Columbia showdown. Missouri seeks upset despite injuries to Don Early while Roy Smith gives K State a height edge. Missouri last beat Kansas State in 1950 at Columbia and trails 16-7 in league play since then.
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Ree
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