First NBA player to reach 1000 regular season games
New York AP Dolph Schayes, 34, became the first to play 1000 regular season NBA games, scoring seven points and grabbing four rebounds as the Syracuse Nationals lost to St Louis 113-93. He received a standing ovation at Madison Square Garden after the ceremony honoring the milestone.
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Southwestern Cuts Bethel Lead To One
Southwestern edged Bethel 62-50 to pull into a three way tie for second in the Kansas Conference standings. Bethany, Baker, and McPherson also in the mix as Southwestern dominated rebounding and shot 42 percent. Jim Harris led Southwestern with 19 points, Donald Turner 15, while Bob Pankratz had 17 for Bethel. Tabor beat Sterling 65-61 as LeRoy Dick scored 19 for Tabor. Sterling’s Dudley Boeken had 18. No games tonight.
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Graham High School Loses Despite Late Rally
Graham North Carolina. Graham coach Lou Roshelli emphasizes defense and ball control as Siler City closes strong. Visitors edge ahead with a nine point rally in final four minutes to seal a 15-5 score.
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Bowling series leads Presto Foods in Ottawa Bowl sweep
J Willhite rolled 585 with a 223 line to lift Presto Foods to a 40 sweep over Peoples National Bank in the men’s Industrial League at the Ottawa Bowl. Presto posted a 2,561 scratch set aided by a strong spot game. Ottawa Times and Arnold’s Jewelry each posted league wins at Ottawa Bowl, with top individual scores listed in the Royal T League standings.
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Bad Time For Wilt Bad Time For Wilt
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors endured his worst week of his NBA career, scoring 117 points in four games for an average of 29.3. He remains the league scoring leader with a season average of 46.2 points per game, though well off his 50-point per game pace from last year. The 7-foot-1 star has not reached 100 points in a game this season, with a high of 73 points, while Elgin Baylor trails him at 33.7. League stats through Sunday show these results.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup from Various Games
Southwestern 62 Bethel 50 Tabor 65 Sterling 61 St Josephs of Albuquerque 89 St Mary of the Plains 77 Georgia Tech 69 Auburn 64 Butler 70 Southern Illinois 58 Canisius 88 Scranton 78 Dartmouth 66 New Hampshire St Olaf 68 Carleton 60 North Dakota State 77 Moorhead 62 Indiana State 67 Eastern Illinois 63 Colorado Mines 49 Colorado College 42 Idaho 78 Montana 69 Oregon Tech 87 Southern Oregon 78
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Juniors Turn Tables On Lawrence West
Ottawa Junior High Red defeat Lawrence West 42 to 15 led by Madison Stein eight for eight shooting and an 11 rebound edge. Dean Barr 12 points and Dennis Wieneke 5 supported, Allen Buck 12 rebounds, Dan Seymour 3 points. Ottawa improves to 6-3 with strong defense and steals.
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Stampeder Profit Tops Twenty Seven Thousand in 1962
Calgary Stampeders CFL posted a 1962 profit exceeding $27,000, club president George McMahon announced. The result reflects the team’s financial performance for the year and underscores stable operations for the franchise in Calgary.
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Calgary Stampeders
George McMahon
Lloyd And Spears Lead Freshmen In 58-47 Win
Ottawa Freshmen defeat Lawrence West 58-47 behind Ronnie Lloyds 18 rebounds and Dale Spears 17 points. Dale Dietrich adds 14, Ron Lloyd 12, Ronnie Boyer 10 as four players reach double figures. OTTAWA 38 Lawrence 47. Mickey Allen leads Lawrence with 19. Lawrence 6-2, Ottawa 5-4.
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Lloyd
Spear
Ron Boyer
Scott Killough
Spears
Ottawa
Lawrence
Warhawks
Frank Pattee
Hawks
Dick Surface
Marty Kennedy
Francious Smyen
Nets
Mickey Allen
Morris Bennett
Invitational Tournament At Overbrook High School
Six teams compete in a freshman-sophomore invitational at Overbrook High School next week. Burlingame vs Pomona opens at 7 p.m. Monday, followed by Melvern vs Overbrook at 8. Carbondale and Scranton have byes, with matchups set for Thursday and Saturday finals for first, second, and third places. Seven-minute quarters and ineligibility rules apply. trophies awarded to top three teams.
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Ruth Jessen Golf Winner on Opening LPGA Event
Ruth Jessen of Delray Beach Florida won the 1963 LPGA season opener in Naples with 146, two strokes over par. Clouds and high wind kept scores high on the Gulf course, which featured five sea border holes and five out of bounds areas. Jackie Pung of Daly City California finished second with 147.
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Herald offers weekly $5 tip reward
The Herald announces a reader tip incentive paying five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted. The program encourages readers to share timely information with the newspaper.
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VanderKelen Signs One-Year Pact With Vikings
Wisconsin quarterback Ron VanderKelen signed a one-year contract with the Minnesota Vikings. The 23-year-old, after a standout Rose Bowl, chose Minnesota over 11 other offers, aiming to win a pro spot on a young team. The deal includes a guaranteed salary next year.
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Wellsville Falls To DeSoto in Little Seven game rout
DeSoto cruised past Wellsville 79 to 41 in a Little Seven matchup. Allenbrand and McDaniel led DeSoto with 17 points each as Wellsville drops to 0-10 under coach Al Williams. Wellsville’s Don Good had 11 points and Dave Beasley 10 as the Eagles’ losing skid continues. DeSoto won the B game 53 to 7. Wellsville hosts Baldwin Friday night.
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Bo Belinsky vows 20 wins after raise with Angels
Bo Belinsky signed a 1963 contract with the Los Angeles Angels, boosting pay to about 15000. He aimed to win 20 games this season after finishing 10-11 last year and a no hitter against Baltimore. He pledged to stay out of Hollywood night spots to focus on baseball.
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NBA Tuesday results and upcoming schedule news
Pro Basketball focuses on Tuesday results with Boston advancing over New York 124 to 100 and St Louis defeating Syracuse 113 to 93 while Detroit beat San Francisco 115 to 107. Upcoming games include Boston at Cincinnati Syracuse at Chicago and Detroit at Los Angeles with Thursday matchups St Louis at Boston in Providence and Detroit at San Francisco.
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Groat Signs 1963 Pact With St Louis Cardinals
St Louis shortstop Dick Groat has signed his 1963 contract with the Cardinals. General Manager Bing Devine announced Groat was the sixth Cardinal to sign for 1963 and noted he was acquired from the Pirates in a prior deal.
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Welu and Ladewig Lead All-Star Qualifying
Billy Welu from St Louis posted 7 202 pins across 32 games to top the men’s field and Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids set a women’s mark with 5 018 pins in 24 games. The top 16 from both sexes advance to round robin finals. the $100 000 Classic runs through Saturday.
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