Coach Undefeated Since Taking Over Top Spot
Associated Press writes on North Carolina State coach Press Maravich remaining unbeaten since Dec 7, guiding the Wolf Pack to 10-1 and a first place tie with Duke in the ACC. The piece also notes top first-year coaches Ralph Miller, Gary Thompson, Al McGuire, Johnny Dee, Frank McGuire, Paul Valenti, and Johnny Oldham, with early records and recent major games.
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Ground To Pick Up In Crosby Golf Tournament
In Pebble Beach California two seasoned players Dave Ragan and Doug Ford led the second round of the $84,500 Bing Crosby Golf Tournament amid rain and mist. Ragan shot 66 on Cypress Point while Ford posted 66 on Monterey Shore, with a field including Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Ken Venturi. Ragan used a 25 year old wooden putter to notch seven birdies, while a double bogey cost Bill Collins a chance to tie.
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Rosedale Faces Ottawa in EKL Junior Night Showdown
Rosedale High fights for a league title contender status as Ottawa visits the junior high gym. The Cyclones aim for a third straight EKL win while Rosedale seeks to rebound after a December ERL finish and a recent win over Bonner Springs. Davis and Wiedner lead the Wildcats offense, with Elliott Buck and Mendell among top scorers for the opposing Cyclones. A-B team game starts at 6:30 p.m.
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Terry Davis
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Oklahoma State Faces Nebraska In Lincoln Showdown
Oklahoma State aims to preserve its perfect Big Eight record at Nebraska in Lincoln. The Huskers, underdog again, seek an upset after OSU’s past two one point losses in Lincoln. Kansas stays in title race with Iowa State. Kansas has road-heavy schedule and shares a tight five team chase with Colorado, Missouri, and Oklahoma State.
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Kansas authorizes first modern deer season next fall
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission announced an archery season October 1 to November 15 and a gun season December 11 to 15 for 4475 firearm hunting permits across 12 management units. Each unit holds about 2800 deer with roughly one hunter per 10.8 square miles. boundaries will be marked. Details on permits to be released later. only the southwest will be closed.
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Boxing Results From Barcelona With Several Outcomes
The Associated Press reports welterweights in Barcelona where Miguel Muñoz of Spain stopped Napoleon Gomez da Silva of Brazil in six rounds. In Miami, Harry Tetlow of Miami Beach outpointed Scatterhawk Dixon of Miami over 8 rounds at 170 pounds and 166 pounds respectively.
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Doctors Tie Nerves Back at Oklahoma City
Former Oklahoma State basketball ace Bob Swaffar underwent a six hour surgery to rejoin the major nerve branches in his right arm. The 20 year old ex athlete was injured November 1 when his arm was caught in a laundry machine in Stillwater. The operation at University Hospital left him in excellent condition and he may return to OSU classes in a couple of weeks.
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Pomona wins seventh in Osage County tourney
Pomona beat Burlingame 72 41 to claim seventh in the Osage County Class B tournament. Richard Altic scored 43 for Pomona setting a school record, Raymon Schroeder added 19, while Bryce Newman led Burlingame with 19. Carbondale topped Scranton 61 29 for fifth place. Overbrook and Quenemo meet for third with Melvern vs Lyndon in the final.
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Baltimore's Big Gun Signs (1965 Contract
Brooks Robinson, star third baseman for the Baltimore Orioles, signed the richest contract in club history, about $50,000, reflecting his 1964 MVP season. He praised the agreement after a brief negotiation with Orioles president Lee MacPhail, highlighting his key 1964 numbers including 28 home runs and 118 RBIs.
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Kansas high school basketball tournament scoreboard
Local invitational results list first round scores including Topeka 67 Ward 46 Coffeyville 73 Highland Park 56 Lawrence 63 Hayden 52 Wichita Southeast 74 Topeka West 51 NCK League Marysville 57 Smith Center 43 Concordia 74 Lincoln 67 Minneapolis 66 Belleville 57 Fort Scott Chanute 48 Columbus 40 Pittsburg 69 Eudora 51 Fort Scott 67 Iola 38 Independence 44 St Marys Pittsburg 52 Scott City Garden City 51 Dighton 47 Scott City 63 Ulysses 59 Goodland 69 Hugoton 58 Scots 70 St Joseph Hays 62 Dodge City Tulsa Central 66 Nickerson 40 Wichita East 53 Topeka Seaman 41 Shawnee Mission East 44 Montezuma 49 Campus Wellington 47 Derby 34 Arkansas City 51 Altamont 45 McPherson Parsons 70 Wichita North 60 Wyandotte 61 Salina 27 Hutchinson 67 Washington Bethel 57 McPherson 71 Washburn Rural 43 Mid-Continent League Semifinals Ellis 63 Phillipsburg 58 Stockton 40 Palco 34 consolation Hill City 72 Plainville 49
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Wrong Way Run Wins Bonehead of the Year Trophy
The Dallas Bonehead Club will award its annual Bonehead of the Year trophy to Jim Marshall of the Minnesota Vikings for running the wrong way into a touchdown against the 49ers. The award is linked to the mythical Bonehead University, whose team has never played since 1919.
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Cowboy Winner Named All Around Champion at RCA Dinner
Dean Oliver of Boise Idaho was named champion all around cowboy for 1964 at the Rodeo Cowboys Association awards dinner. The title comes with a trophy saddle and honors the top money winner, Oliver having earned $31,150 in prize money last year.
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Spotlight on Proxy and Baseball Legends Dinner
CHICAGO AP Will Have ridge received the main spot light and biggest hand from 1 300 persons at the Old Timers Base ball Association dinner Thurse day night The long time president of the American League and now chairman of its board received the association s first Grand Old Man of Baseball Trophy Other awards went to White Sox third baseman Pete Ward as Chicago s Player of the Year for 1964 and to Lou Brock of the St Louis Cardinals for the Comeback of the Year.
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Bethany's Lair Awaits Braves in Kansas Conference clash
Ottawa University faces Bethany College in Lindsborg for a tough test as the Braves seek a much needed win. Bethany, led by scorers Dan Daniels and John Darrow, stands near the top of the ECAC with 9.2 overall and 6.2 in conference play. Ottawa regroups after a holiday layoff as coach Bill Frear emphasizes defense and a wake up call for tired hands and sluggish legs.
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Tony Judenis
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Jan Oleen
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Harder
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Five Wildcats Top Jayhawks In Big Eight Thriller
Kansas State played as a unit to edge Kansas 54 to 52 in Kansas City. Walt Wesley led KU with 18 points while the Wildcats neutralized the rest of the Jayhawks, and the result keeps the Big Eight race tense as both teams maneuver for position. Roy Smith and Jack Parr provide counterpoints for Kansas State as the conference schedule intensifies.
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Detroit Red Wings shake up defense for 3-0 win over Bruins
Sid Abel rearranged Detroit’s defense pairing Marcel Pronovost with Bill Gadsby and Al Langlois with Doug Barkley while rookie Gary Bergman stayed as swing man. The change produced a shutout over the last-place Boston Bruins as Detroit opened the scoring with Pronovost’s first goal of the season. Abel also watched from Bruce Norris' box and said the arrangement would stay for now.
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