CMS Dominates Braves 99 70 On Central Missouri State Triumph
In Warrensburg Missouri Ottawa University fell 99 to 70 as Central Missouri State, led by Ron Mooney 21 Sylvester Mitchell 20 Corel Walker 15, pressed home a fast break and 52 percent shooting. Ottawa guard duo Chuck Mercer 22 Tony Verdi 15 provided the Braves main scoring while Verdi fouled out late. Ottawa drops to 5 6 while CMS improves to 6 5 and heads to Emporia Saturday at Wilson Field House.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Warrensburg
Ottawa University
Central Missouri State Mules
Braves
Kansas
Ottawa
Chuck Mercer
Tony Verdi
Mercer
Verdi
Gary Harrison
Leonard Scheufler
Ron Guest
Greg
Mitchell
Daust
Mooney
Mules
Verdt
CMS
Walker
Alle America
VanErt
Harrieson
Col Lege
Emporia
Piite
Wilson Field House
van Ert
Booth
Doman
Wells
Owens
Stone
Bill
Leathers
Frosh
Greg Daust
Jim Carter
Wayne Sutter
Nebraska Upsets Kansas In Big Eight Thriller
Nebraska, 63 75 over Kansas, rides hot shooting and key contributions from Jim Damm and Nate Branch to a late first-half surge that built a 43 32 halftime lead. Branch scored 18, Lantz 15, Campbell 11 as Nebraska improved to 12 2 on the season and 4 0 in league play. Kansas, led by Walt Wesley with 22 and Ron Franz 17, fought back late but could not overtake the Huskers. Coach Joe Cipriano kept title hopes modest and emphasized the late defensive grind and six straight fouls to seal it.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Nebraska
Kansas
Fies Coathes
Huskers
Lincoln
Wilt Chamberlain
Jim Kubacki
Jerry Bush
Jim Damm
Bellflower
Calif
aSeis Ered Hick
Oeed
Dei E.wnate Branch
Kansas State
Lawrence
Joe Cipriano
Willie Campbell
Branch
Stuart Lantz
Walt Wesley
Jayhawks
Ron Franz
al Lopes
Delry Lewis
Ted Owens
Melvern 84 Quenemo 64 basketball showdown recap
Melvern earned an 84 to 64 non league win over Quenemo as 11 Panthers scored. Lindstrom led Melvern with 10 and Shaffer 20 tied for top scoring, while Quenemo’s Graham also notched 20. Stultz led Buffalo with 16 in a losing effort.
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Melvern
Quenemo
Panthers
Eugene Otis
Leland Shaffer
Leroy Graham
Jack Lacey
Leon Lindstrom
Chuck Stultz
Buffalo
Buffaloes
Melvern — Lindstrom
Shaffer
Lacey
White
Fellers
Lightle
S Patterson
Gridley Rallies To Beat Williamsport 58 49
Gridley trailed at halftime but surged in the third quarter to defeat Williamsport 58 to 49 Tuesday night. Steve Birk scored 31 for Gridley, while Jake Heck led Williamsport with 20 points as the Panthers suffered their ninth defeat of the season.
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Gridley
Williamsburg
Panthers
Steve Birk
Birk
Jake Heck
Cubs Sign Half Of 1966 Roster As Terms Reach Twenty
Chicago baseball list notes 15 players agreed to terms in the past week, lifting total contracts to 20 under the Cubs roster. Vice President John Holland confirms the pace and scope of signings as Chicago moves toward a full 1966 lineup.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
John Holland
High School Boys Basketball Scores Across Kansas
Associated Press report lists results from multiple schools including Newton 52 over Arkansas City 39 and Bishop Miege 81 defeating Olathe 73. Other games feature Hugoton 58 over Lakin 54 and Gardner 50 over Eudora 45 with Ness City Tournament first round scores.
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Associated Press
Newton
Arkansas City
Bishop Miege
Olathe
Hugoton
Lakin
Centre
Cottonwood Falls
Herington
Peabody
Hoxie
Colby
Oakley
Oberlin
Natoma
Victoria
Lincoln
Osborne
Gardner
Eudora
Iola
Paola
Bonner Springs
Osawatomie
Girard
Erie
Foss Ponders Swap Two Cities Approved
Houston AP report on AFL commissioner Joe Foss weighing the Ernie Ladd Earl Faison trade and tampering charges. Foss may void the five player deal and issue up to 2000 dollar fines solo or 25000 with owners approval. Expansion plans and city bids surface as Foss probes league image and franchise actions.
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Tex
Joe Foss
American Football League
San Diego
Ernie Ladd
Earl Faison
Foss
Chargers
Houston Oilers
Eain
Frank Jackson
Oakland
Ken Rice
Bones Taylor
Oilers
Wally Lemm
St. Louis
Ladd-Faison
Sid Gillman
Gillman
K.S
Bud) Adams
Buoniconti
Buone
Crosby Golfers Threatened By Bad Weather
Crosby golfers brace for showers as the Bing Crosby Tournament opens Thursday at Pebble Beach Monterey Peninsula Cypress Point. Pro-am format pairs pros with amateurs from entertainment and sports, including Nicklaus Palmer Casper and Lema among early arrivals to practice on the three courses.
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Calif
Progolf
Australia
Bruce Crampton
George Bayere
Morgan Barofsky
George Archere
Nelson Cullenward
Barofsky
Cullenward
San Francisco Bay
Figeures
Dean Martin
Phil Hareris
James Garner
Tom Harmon
Paul Hornung
Sandy Koufax
Leonard Firestone
Charlie
Peanuts) Shulz
Alvin Dark
Duffy Daugherty
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Brilliant Sune
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Cypress Point
Emporia Nips Ninth Grade In Tight Junior High Clash
Ottawa eighth graders rally to topple Emporia 32 to 29 after trailing at halftime. Tetwiler Mendell Thompson lead Ottawa with 10 points each, Palmer tops Emporia with 15, final surge secures the win.
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EJHS
Ottawa
Don Stevens
Brady
Honn
Wilson
Emporia
Murphy
Stevens
Sheffield
van Fossan
la Brady
St Johnson
Perkins
Terry
King
Wilmer Thompson
Palmer
OJHS
Vikings
Oster
Kraft
Palomeff
Watson
James Son
Ielel
Reading beats Lyndon 64 60 in non league game
Reading Tigers toppled Lyndon 64 to 60 as Lyndon suffered its fifth defeat in 11 games. Dennis Yockey scored 24 for Lyndon while Ray Toulouse and Ken Culbertson added 15 and 12. Reading had four players in double figures led by 17 from Downs.
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Reading
Lyndon
Tigers
Osage
Dennis Yockey
Ray Toulouse
Ken Culbertson
Boxing Results from Pittsburgh and Phoenix and New York
Johnny Morris defeated Rubin Carter in Pittsburgh by outpointing him over 10 rounds. Luis Rodriguez stopped Fred McWilliams in Phoenix in 9 rounds. Benito Ortiz halted Ray Cruz in New York in 4 rounds.
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Johnny Morris
Rubin
Hurricane
Carter
Paterson
N.J
Phoenet
Ariz
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Fla
Fred McWilliams
Phoenix
New York
Benito Ortiz
Puerto Rico
Ray Cruz
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Nick Buconiconti
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Crosby
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Kansas Farm Bureau
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Hugh Didier
Zagnola House
Interstate Vertised In Time Securition Company
Dan Mullen
Frank Honn
Tim Brady
Ray
Ray Brown
Moore
Chevrolet Olds., Inc
S. Main
Dean Berlin
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