Bethany narrowly loses at Ottawa 66 65 in ECAC rally
Bethany led by Ahlsted with 28 after a late baselines drive, but Ottawa’s Harshaw 17 and Verdi 10 sparked a sharp second-half rally. Ottawa defense and rebounding stifled Bethany’s offense, as Harshaw sealed it by stealing a final pass after Bissitt’s jumper.
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Murphy
Ottawa University
Bethany
Bissitt
Ottawa
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Andy Honeycutt
Ahlsted
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Harshaw
Tony Verdi
Gary Harrison
Harrison
Verdi
Paul Johnson
Ken Denmon
Tom Train
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Murrell Faces Big Eight Comeback Test At Oklahoma
Kansas State’s Willie Murrell, a 6 foot 6 guard and leading scorer, must spark a comeback in the Big Eight race with a key road game at Oklahoma. The Taft, Oklahoma native has a 21.5 season average but struggled in recent trips to Norman, and K State aims to rebound with a win over Oklahoma and then Kansas. Oklahoma sits 1-3 in league play, led by 80.9 points per game, and adds transfer Dave Barrett to the lineup as they host a Saturday slate that also features Colorado at Oklahoma and Nebraska at Missouri.
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Associated Press
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Okla
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Colorado
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Maryland Take Rises Baltimore Racing Revenue Shatters 1963 Records
Maryland's Racing Commission reports the state received its greatest one year revenue from the sport in 1963. The commission re ceived $11,223,919.29, up 21 percent from 1962. The state's take includes 484,355.80 in uncashed tickets at thoroughbred and harness tracks.
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Baltimore
Racing Commission
Vernon Law Signs A Pittsburgh Contract
Vernon Law ends his baseball hiatus by returning a signed 1964 contract to the Pirates. The move follows years of inconsistent form and a later career setback after an on-field prank caused an ankle injury, fueling speculation he would retire or switch careers. The Braves and AL signings also show active 1964 negotiations across major teams.
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Pittsburgh
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Law
Pirates
Meridian
Idaho
Ini
Danny Murtaugh
Joe Brown
Joe
Milwaukee Braves
Engineer Turned Bowler Is Champ
Bob Strampe, 27 and newly married, won the $15,000 men’s championship at the All-Star bowling tournament in St. Louis. A former aeronautical engineer, he turned pro after his boss fired him and advised him to bowl. Strampe posted 257, 225, 203 for a 685 series to best Tommy Tuttle.
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Strampe
Detroit
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Rural Hall
N.C
Tuttle
Don Carter
Laverne Carter
Carter
Evelyn Teal
Miami
Fla
Sayers Named Top Back In Big Eight Football
Kansas City AP reports Kansas guard Gale Sayers and Nebraska guard Bob Brown win Big Eight awards. Brown led Nebraska to the league title and Orange Bowl win over Auburn, while Sayers became the first Big Eight junior to reach 2000 rushing yards, finishing with 2042 as he topped league and national lists. Kentucky previews 1964 football mouthguards from the College of Dentistry.
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Bob Brown
Nebraska
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Brown
Lloyd Voss
Brian Schweda
Ralph Neely
Newt Burton
Oklahoma
Auburn
Sayers
Jayhawk
Tom Vaughn
Iiona State
Lexington
University of Kentucky
College of Dentistry
Tennessee Builds Power A Vols Rise under Ray Mears sparks SEC chase
Tennessee coach Ray Mears has turned the Vols into a strong SEC contender after a 4 19 stretch two seasons ago. The team won 14 of 17, with Danny Schultz leading the attack as they prepared for a showdown with eighth ranked Duke, hoping to extend a winning streak and return to first in the conference.
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Ray Mears
Dover
Ohio
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Mears
Wittenberg University
Duke Blue Devils
Associated Press
Emporia Beats Sophs Saturday Morning
Emporia defeats Ottawa 53 to 47 on Ottawa floor after trailing at halftime. Ottawa led by Dale Dieterich with 19 points and Dudley Calder seven in the first half but Emporia's press forced turnovers in the second half. Scott Killough left the game in the fourth quarter with Ottawa still in contention.
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Reds
Dale Dieterich
Dudley Calder
Emporians
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Wallace
Red
Ottawans
Scott Killough
Eddie Sheldon
Jack Shepard
David Winchester
Morris Bennett
True
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Bocquin
Lawrence
Olathe
Dieterich
Killough
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Shepard Bennett Bien Shader
True Horn
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Karr Rinker
Wigsueed
Heavy Toll Of Track Records
Indoor track stars from many nations set marks as Olympic prep, led by Tiny Albie Thomas of Australia equalling the three mile world indoor record in Toronto and Bill Baille of New Zealand nearly matching the two mile in Portland. Hayes and Jones also starred, with Jones extending his indoor hurdles win streak to 49 and Hayes tying the 60 yard dash record in Albuquerque.
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Associated Press
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Aus
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Portland
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Hayes Jones
Thomas
Baille
Jones
Detroit
Hayes
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Winnipeg
Tom Robinson
Bahamas
Parry O’brien
Pasadens
Bill Crother
Ralph Boston
Oregon
College Basketball Scores From The EAST to WEST
East region results show Villanova routing Pennsylvania 72 to 48 while Providence beat Niagara 95 to 75 and Creighton edged Canisius 74 to 72. Syracuse routed Colgate 117 to 91. In the South West Texas A&M beat Western 61 to 53 and Texas Western won 100 to 71. Overtime noted in Arkansas A&M vs gambling game 149 to 124. Elsewhere Kentucky topped Georgia Tech 79 to 62 and Duke beat Tennessee 67 to 65. Navy remark cites Roger Stau bach and coach Nugent comments on stopping him.
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Plane Lands In Field Near Power Line in Miami
A crippled C123 troop cargo plane with 16 men aboard landed safely in a field of tomatoes near Homestead Florida, nine miles from nearby Homestead Air Force Base after one engine failed. An Air Force fire chief warned a hit near the high voltage line with the fuel and liquid oxygen could have destroyed the aircraft, but no injuries were reported.
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