Richmond Triumphs Over Williamsburg In Invitational Final
Richmond edged Williamsburg 50-41 to win the Williamsburg Invitational title. Baldwin claimed third with a 60-49 win over Wellsville as Richmond and Williamsburg feature strong inside play and clutch rebounding. Ed Ransom led Williamsburg with 21, while Richmond’s Brown 17 and Stevens 16 paced the Falcons to the championship.
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Spring Hill
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Lyle Brown
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Barnett
Weers
Gleisberg
Gators Stay In Southeast Race After Kentucky Win
Florida remains third in the SEC after an 84-68 victory over Kentucky, marking a rare win over the Wildcats. Gary Keller and Brooks Henderson each scored 20 for Florida, while Lou Dampier led Kentucky with 20. Vanderbilt tops the race at 4-0, with Tennessee 4-1 and Alabama 3-2. The Gators, now 11-3 overall, face a crucial test to stay in NCAA contention.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Baron
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Villanova
Detroit
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Oliver Darden
Ken McIntyre
Area Schedule High School Games Terse Card
Local high school schedule lists boys games for Tuesday January 26 Richmond at Fulton Lyndon at Williamsburg Baldwin at Pomona Princeton at Bronson Melvern at Quenemo Overbrook at Carbondale Friday January 29 OHS at Olathe Richmond at Princeton Eudora at Wellsville Pomona at Lynson Spring Hill at Baldwin Scranton at Melvern Overbrook at Burlingame Carbondale at Quenemo Saturday January 20 Osage City at Overbrook Waverly at Pomona
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Lyndon
Williamsburg
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Bronson
Melvern
Quenemo
Overbrook
Carbondale
OHS
Olathe
Basketball Standings Fragment From AP Dispatch
Fragmentary AP item lists Division W L Pet numbers and percentages. Contains scattered records like 42 8 .840 and 33 15 .688 alongside divisions with varied wins and losses, unclear teams or dates due to damaged OCR.
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Pet
Cepeda Signs For Giants 1965 Season Contracts
The Associated Press reports Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants signed a 1965 contract with a $2,000 raise to about $55,000, behind only Willie Mays on the team. The Puerto Rican slugger hit .304 with 31 homers and 97 RBIs last season and says his knee is okay after a recent operation. Other NL signings include Mazeroski, Roy Face, Ty Cline, Billy Cowan, Parsons, Sutherland, Selma, Hinsley, McGraw. AL signings include Tom Tresh and Bill Stafford for New York.
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Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cepeda
Willie Mays
Giants
New York
Oklahoma State Throttles Nebraska To Keep Lead
Oklahoma State moved atop the Big Eight by rallying past Nebraska 55 53 as Gene Johnson struck with five seconds left after Gary Hassmann led a 17 point Cowboy surge. OSU, 4-0 in league play, eyes Colorado and Missouri as next foes while Kansas State and Kansas keep pace amid a tight race. The Cowboys boast strong home results and seek to extend the lead with remaining road and neutral games.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Iowa
OSU
Colorado
Missouri
Stillwater
Lincoln
Gary Hassmann
Gene Johnson
Iba
Huskers
Iowa State
Kansas City
Ames
Cowe Boys
QSU
Dropouts Form Juicy Dream Team In Kansas College Scene
A columnist imagines a team built from dropouts and benched players from Kansas State, Wichita State, and Kansas. George Unseld anchors the lineup at 6 8 with about 20 ppg, followed by Gary Williams and Nate Bowman, then Gerald Davis, with Stallworth as a possible fifth. The piece notes ethics shifts and coaching tensions at the three schools.
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Ku’s
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K.state
Nate Bowman
Wichita
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Bowman
Dave Stallworth
Ted Owens
Williams
Stallworth
Teacher Upsets Lt Billy Mills at Los Angeles Indoor Meet
In the Los Angeles Invitational Indoor Track Meet, George Young, a Casa Grande teacher, upset Lt Billy Mills and Gerry Lindgren in the two mile, clocking 8 41.2 to beat Mills by 25 yards and set a new meet arena record. Wyomia Tyus set a 60 yard dash record, while Ralph Boston and others claimed wins in long jump and sprints. Young, 18, praised the achievement for surpassing the meet arena mark previously held by Gaston Reolants.
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Gerry Lindgren
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Ralph Boston
Southern California
Bill Crothers
Canada
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
Earl McCullouch
Rex Cawley
Jack Yerman
Santa Clara
Mike Larrabee
Mills
Young Lindgren
U.S
Gaston Reolants
Belgium
McPherson Clamps Into Tie For Kansas Conf Lead
McPherson College fell 70 65 at Baker University as Bethany and McPherson share the Kansas Conference lead. Bethany beat Ottawa 80 56 to match McPherson at 7 2, while Baker moved to 6 3 with a win over McPherson. St Benedicts edged Emporia State 90 89 on a last second layup as Dugan fed Jones for the deciding points.
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Bethany Swedes tie for lead with 80-56 win over Ottawa
Bethany College defeated Ottawa 80 to 56 at Lindsborg to pull even atop the Kansas Conference standings at 72 ECAC with McPherson. John Darrow and Gary Harder each scored 23 points as the Swedes shot 65 percent and outrebounded the Braves. Ottawa's Tony Version led with 24 points but the visitors failed to close the scoring gap.
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