Koufax Faces Arthritis and Retirement Plans
Sandy Koufax speaks of worsening left arm arthritis and the likelihood of quitting pitching while still on top. He notes past success, including three Cy Youngs, and reflects on moving to broadcasting with NBC. He plans to avoid actions that aggravate the joint and continues with golf.
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Illinois Out To Stop Alcindor And No. 1 Club
Illinois battles top ranked UCLA and Lew Alcindor in Chicago Stadium seeking an upset as 18,000 fans watch in a key tonight. Scholtz, a 6 7 sophomore, shadows Alcindor with a planned approach while UCLA aims to end a 14 game win streak.
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Mo Valley Action In High Gear
Louisville the nation’s No. 4 team seeks ground as Missouri Valley race heats up with a full schedule. Louisville meets Bradley at home while Wichita faces Tulsa and Cincinnati travels to St Louis in key tests. Drake visits North Texas in TV game. Valley outside games stand at 6-1 this week.
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Winston-Salem Leads NAIA Basketball Rankings
Winston-Salem State University holds top spot in the NAIA rankings with 286 points after expanding its record to 14 1. The poll shows Grambling State second, Southwestern Oklahoma third, and Central Michigan fourth with several other programs including Howard Payne Campbellsville? No,CareSon Newman in the top ten.
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Major Leagues Study Interleague Play Plan
Baseball Commissioner William D Ecke rt said he is studying interleague play and formed a committee of major league club owners to examine interleague play the All Star Game World Series and regular season scheduling He noted they may start the World Series on a weekend and consider weeknight games to allow more travel time for teams The group will also study regular season schedules and All Star Game timing as part of the review
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OJHS Tilt Canceled Amid Weather Disruption
The Ottawa Junior High basketball game against Jay Shidler of Topeka was canceled Thursday due to bad weather. Officials have not yet decided if the game will be rescheduled at the end of the regular season.
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Dizzy Dean weighs Mississippi governor bid in March decision
Thomas Turner of Belzoni said Dizzy Dean plans to decide by mid March whether to run for governor of Mississippi. Dean and his wife live in Phoenix for medical reasons after heart attacks. his decision hinges on his wife’s health and public reception, Turner said.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission Basketball Schedule Update
The Ottawa Recreation Commission lists church league adult junior and senior division games at Jr. High Gym on Jan 30 and Feb 1 with matchups including Methodist Wesleyan Christian Sacred Heart and others. Industrial league games follow Feb 2 at Jr. High Gym with Ottawa Steel Clary's Bob White's Waymire's and others.
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Industrial League City Barber Shop results roundup
Scores and player stats show Meyers and Cearfoss leading Industrial League City Barber Shop in a high scoring meet. Clary's Shoes and Bob White Motors posted competitive totals with several standout performances from Didider and Winchester, while Heathman Oil and Divco Wayne faced forfeits and adjustments. Ottawa Steel closed with a blank score in this action-packed card.
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Bowling Scores From AMF League Standouts
High scores posted by Ogle 238 and Stine 554 for the Coca Cola-4 league. Hiatt 176 453 led Hiatt Decorators-O, with Heckert 206 587 for Dengel and Son-4. Morden 163 topped Bike's Burger Bar-O while Naomi's Tavern-4 also noted in standings.
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Basketball At McPherson First Round Scores
McPherson 75 Washingtone Bethel 54. Hutchinson 56 Salina 44. Wichita Heights 56 Great Bend 47. Dodge City 60 Independence 56. Shawnee Mission East 65 Shawnee Mission North 93. Topeka 64 Topeka West 41. Manhattan 80 Hayden 75. Ness City 80 Victoria 79. Ness City 44 Tribune 43. High 10-30-M. Schmoe. KITTY CLOVER CHIPS-O.
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Turner Bonner Are Co Favorites EKL Wrestling Tourney
Turner and Bonner Springs loom as co favorites to win the EKL wrestling tournament at Bonner Saturday with both carrying 15 dual points. The meet starts 1 pm with finals at 7 pm, awarding team points for placements and pins, and Ottawa seeks to challenge as the only dual winner over Bonner this season.
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Clay Eyes Folley After Terrell Bout At Astrodome
Muhammad Ali Cassius Clay says he would fight Zora Folley if he beats Ernie Terrell next month. The disputed heavyweight title bout is set February 6 at the Astrodome with Clay the consensus champion and Terrell the World Boxing Association champion. Clay, while mentioning possible future opponents, has narrowed his focus to Folley and trained nine rounds hard.
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Nicklaus Bemoans Par Surge In Los Angeles Open
In round one at Rancho Municipal the Los Angeles Open featured a surge of pars as 38 pros broke 71. Jackie Cupit led with 66 while Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Billy Casper posted 69 70 and 72 respectively. Several players trailed by one stroke, including Art Wall Jr Gay Brewer and Julius Boros among others.
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Bowler Near World Mark Sets Large Denver Lead
Dave Davis of Phoenix led 16 qualifiers in the PBA Denver Open with a 1 528 in the final six games and a 5 666 total for 44 games, averaging 236. His 157-pin edge over Bobby Cooper of Fort Worth tops the field as semi finals approach in Denver, Colorado.
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