Last-Place Falcons Stop Braves 76 67 In Home Win
Keith Rucas returned for Friends University scoring 31 as Ottawa University faltered in the second half. The Falcons erased a halftime deficit to beat the Braves 76 to 67 at Wilson Field House, improving to 8 losses and 2 conference wins while OU sank to 4-6 in Kansas Conference play.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Keith Rucas
Friends University
Braves
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
Kansas
Falcons
Friends
Rucas
Wichita
Marion Sputz
Steve Buxton
Duane Bissitt
Wayne Sutter
Bob Cole
Bethany Grabs Narrow First With Late Victory
Bethany moved into undisputed first in the Kansas Conference after an 84-83 win over College of Emporia on a nine second jumper by Harvey Daniels. Daniels led Bethany with 26 points as they shot 64 percent at home. Emporia was led by Ray Simpson with 19. Bethany improved to 8-2 in the league, a half game ahead of McPherson 7-2.
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Rucas
Braves
Sophomoore
Friends
Ottawa
Spatz
Tony Judenis
Associated Press
Bethany
Kansas
College of Emporia
Lindsborg
Harvey Daniels
Daniels
Ray Simpson
McPhereson
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethel
Southwestern
Newton
Bob Pankratz
Keith Rucas
Sterling
Washburn
Ron Ford
Ichabods
Rockhurst
Warrensburg State
Bob Caine
Emporia State
Warrensburg
Corel Walker
Missourians
Dennis Smith
Bob Goldsmith
Warrensbore
West Virginia
Pitt
Boston Unio
Dartmouth
St. Bonaventure
Fairfield
LaSalle
Lafayette
Furman
South Carolina
Michigan State
Bill Curtis
Michigan
John Schick
Spartans
George Pomey
Ann Arbor
Providence
Rhode Island
Jim Walker
Friars
Dexter Westbrook
Mike Riordan
Dennis McGovern
Lyndon 69 Panthers 52 in IVC clash at Williamsburg
Lyndon’s trio Culbertson Fabert and Tiffany sparked a quick 18 9 first quarter run and the Tigers held on to beat Williamsburg 69 to 52. Ed Ransom led Williamsburg with 29 points as Lyndon improved to 10 4. Regame winner 40 39.
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Williamsburg
Lyndon
Ken Culbertson
Jeremy Fabert
Howard Tiffany
Tigers
Culbertson
Fabert
Tiffany
Ed Ransom
Baldwin tops Pomona 66 64 in tight nonleague clash
Baldwin rallied from deficits as Pomona fouled late and missed free throws. Key players Tom Taul led Baldwin with 17 points while Rich ard Altic scored 21 for Pomona. A rough game with 54 fouls and 38 Pomona free throws could not seal the win.
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Pomona
Baldwin
Indians
Bulldogs
Poemona
Craig Collins
Tom Taul
Dave Nutt
Richard Altic
Taul
Nutt
Chambers
Hobson
Mitchell
Beedle
Biddle
Swan
Purvis
Toetals
Attic
Beesley
Schroeder
Collins
Robbins
Baxter
Hogue
Ness City Ness City Ness City Ness City title game postponed
Ness City tourney title game between Quinter and Tribune postponed from last Friday due to storm. Other scores include Geneseo 69 over St. John's Salina 37 and Manhattan beating Junction City 65 59. Multiple high school boys basketball results listed across Ness City and nearby towns.
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Quinter
Tribune
Ness City
Geneseo
St. John’s Salina
Sumner
Rosedale
Ward
Argentine
Bonner Springs
Paola
Manhattan
Junction City
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Plainville
Phillipsburg
Osawatomie
de Soto
Hutchinson
Wellington
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Caney
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Fort Scott
Elsmore
McPherson
Salina
Rose Hill
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Moreton
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Abilene
Columbus
Altamont
Norton
Oberlin
Yates Center
Garnett
Great Bend
Hays
Goodland
Hoxie
Pittsburg College High
Baxter Springs
Cherokee Southeast
Frontenac
Riverton
Galena
Melvern Topples Quenemo 59 47 Non league win boosts record
Melvern improves to 13-1 with a 59-47 victory over Quenemo. Harry Geier Shaffer and Lindstrom pace the Panthers with 19 10 and 9 points while Quenemo's George Niehoff leads with 22 and grabs 13 rebounds. Niehoff dominates early as Quenemo stays within reach before Melvern pulls away.
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Osage
Buffaloes
Geier
Lindstrom
White
Shaffer
Lake
Yockey
Bailey
Lacey
Niehoff
Casten
Stultz
Graghm
Fine
Totals
Patterson Takes On Chuvalo At Madison Square Garden
New York AP report on Floyd Patterson challenging George Chuvalo at Madison Square Garden, expected to draw a near sellout crowd amid debate over whether Patterson can rebound after losses to Liston and past knockouts. Mentions training advisor Jimmy August and past fighters as context for the matchup.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Doug Jones
Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Garden
Garden Brass
Patterson
Burns
Sonny Liston
Floyd
Jimmy August
Chuvalo
August
Pat McMurtry
McMurtry
Texas Star Picks Giants in Orange Bowl standout signed
Texas halfback Ernie Kay Jr. , hero of the Orange Bowl, signed with the New York Giants amid Oilers competition. Pop Ivy, former Oilers coach and Giants scout, orchestrated the move. Giant VP Wellington Mara confirmed the deal. Terms not disclosed, but rumored around 35 000 dollars. Kay indicated both sides offered similar terms.
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Houston
Texas
Ernie Kay Jr
New York Giants
Houston Oilers
Frank
Pop) Ivy
Southwest
Giants
Pop
Wellington T. Mara
Giant
Ernie
Koy
Boxing results from Houston Odessa San Jose New York and London
Boxing action across multiple cities shows Manuel Gonzalez defeating Emile Griffith in Houston Odessa. Alex Benitez outpoints Manny Elias in San Jose and Jose Colon defeats Luis Aponte in New York. Billy Walker stops Charley Powell in London.
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Associated Press
Houston
Manuel Gonzalez
Odessa
Tex
Emile Griffith
New York
Nonetitie
San Jose
Cati
Alex Beenitez
San Jos
Manny Elias
Iaoenix
Jose Colon
Luis Aponte
Puerto Rico
London
Billy Walker
Great Britain
Charley Powell
San Diego
Calif
Kansas City A's sign Krausse and Harrelson
Kansas City signs two more players, pitcher Lew Krausse and first baseman outfielder Ken Harrelson, bringing total signed to sixteen. Krausse, 21, from Boothwyn Pennsylvania, posted a 10.0 record with Dallas and 0.2 with the A's. Harrelson batted .194 in 49 A's games with 7 homers and 12 RBI, and .223 with 18 homers and 52 RBI in 77 Dallas games. he leads Venezuelan Caracas league this winter with 15 homers and 44 RBI on a .301 average.
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Kansas City
Lew Krausse
Ken Harrelson
Krausse
Boothwyn
Zell
Dallas
A’s
Harrelson
Caracas
Michigan Seen Fearing Purdue
Michigan faces unranked Purdue after a tense win over Michigan State. Cazzie Russell scored 40 to keep the Wolverines atop the Big Ten at 4-0 in league play and 12-2 overall as other Top Ten teams and upsets ripple through college basketball with Providence extending a 13th straight victory.
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Michigan
Michigan State
East Lansing
Cazzie Russell
Wolverines
Providence Friars
Associated Press
Rhode Island
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Champ Loses Non Title Decision In Houston Bout
Odessa underdog Manuel Gonzalez edged welterweight champion Emile Griffith in a 10 round non title fight in Houston. Gonzalez used a sharp left jab to secure a split decision 97 94 97 94 96 95 with judges split, Griffith weighing 149 and Gonzalez 150½, Griffith claiming victory and his team calling it no contest.
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Houston
Manuel Gonzalez
Odessa
Tex
Emile Griffith
New York
Gonzalez
Griffith
Gon
Zalez
Jimmy Webb
Maxie Ross
Earl Keel
Associated Press
Gonzalez Moore
Gonzaelez
Gil Clancy
Clancy
Orioles 79 Bronson 68 win for Princeton in none league matchup
Princeton defeated Bronson 79 to 68 with a strong second half led by Francis Wiederholt 26 points and John Sutton 21 after intermission. Shel ton led Bronson with 30 while Princeton’s Dennis Domenanish King and Stanley Wood contributed in the first half to spark a 40-39 halftime edge.
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Bronson
Princeton
Francis Wiederholt
John Sutton
Wiederholt
Sutton
Shelton
Orioles
Dennis Domenanish
Tom King
Stanley Wood
Domnaneish
King
Wood
Secrest
Colwell
Barlett
MacNaron
Pool
Worthington
Pro Basketball Tuesday Winners and upcoming games
Detroit beat Philadelphia 107 to 105 and Los Angeles edged New York 111 to 99. Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 115 to 107. Tonight’s games include Philadelphia at Boston and Cincinnati at Los Angeles with New York at St. Louis and Baltimore at Detroit. Thursday’s matchups feature Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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Montreal
Boston
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Franciso
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
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Pete Rademacher
Tom McNeeley
Roy Harris
Ingemar Johansson
Liseton
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Centropolis
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