Beard Leads Lucky International Open With 66 In First Round
Frank Beard of Louisville shot 66 to lead the Lucky International Open at Harding Park, with three tied at 67 and a pack of players within a stroke. Teammate Pat Beard watched as his husband built a one stroke edge over Jerry Steelsmith Jerry Mowry and Harold Kneece, while Arnold Palmer struggled to a 73.
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Bowling Bits Highlights Week With Highs And Team Standings
Week ending January 21 features top bowlers Jean Penn 297 and Susan Wolgast 565 series. Grogan's Standard Service leads with 848 game and 2392 series. Elk's Ladies top with 769/2185 and first at 65 wins. Eloise Milton and others post high games and series across Royal T Lanes and Ottawa Bowl. City Tournament entries due February 1 to Hazel Liegerot.
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Sally Simmons
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E. Mc
Hazel Liegerot
OJHS Sweeps Shideler In Basketball Doubleheader
Ottawa High ninth graders defeat Jay Shideler 39 21 to improve to 7 3 as strong defense drives win. eighth graders rally to a 25 24 victory as Ottawa stays undefeated in the late periods. Junior high set next games for Feb 1 at Emporia and Feb 3 at home against Bonner Springs.
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Topeka
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OJHS
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Rame Page
Frank Honn
Don Stevens
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VanFossan
Stockton
Brown
Sheldon
Shideeler
Emporia
Vikings
Bonner Springs
Spudnik to probe biological mystery in space flight
Detroit based Space Defense Corp in Birmingham partners with NASA to send a common potato to orbit aboard a multimillion dollar rocket within two years. Biologist Bruce Pine says Spudnik could unlock spierythmicity, a key question in biorythmicity, exploring whether internal cellular clocks or external forces like sun moon and gravity drive activity.
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Space Defense Corp
Birmingham
Mich
Cone Junction
National Aerosnautics and Space Administration
Spudnik
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Pinc
Pine
Celtics Triumph Over Pistons 131 112
Boston defeated Detroit 131 to 112 on Thursday as AP reported. Detroit and Boston standings shift with the high scoring affair. Tonight Detroit visits Boston while Cincinnati visits Philadelphia and Baltimore travels to Los Angeles. Saturday schedule includes St Louis at Cincinnati Boston at New York and Baltimore at San Francisco.
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New York
Causey Signs With Kansas City A's For About 25000
Veteran infielder Wayne Causey who left baseball to finish college has re joined the Kansas City A's for roughly 25000. He aims to be a 10 year major leaguer and notes the degree grind kept him from family. Causey, 29, Monroe La native, batted .281 in 1964 after strong early season work and spent 62 games at short and other infield spots last year. He took no raise, saying he had no ego about salary after a .261 season.
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Tulsa Hosts Wichita in Valley Showdown on Home Court
Tulsa coach Joe Swank says Wichita carries a perfect Missouri Valley record into Des Moines after a 75 64 loss in Tulsa last season. Wichita unbeaten at home and strong on the road, with Ron Washington nearing return from injury. Cincinnati sits 4 1 in the league, Bradley 4 2, Drake 0 2, North Texas last in the standings.
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Washington
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World’s Best Mediocre For Sell-Out At Millrose
New York’s Millrose Games drew 16 000 fans as top athletes competed in an indoor meet at Madison Square Garden. John Pennel failed to reach 17 feet in the vault but earned outstanding athlete honors after a 16 ½ feat. Kipchoge Keino called his Wanamaker Mile win “paper thin” in 4 03.9, while Bill Crothers finished fifth. Sam Perry finished third in the 60 yards, and Darel Newman narrowly trailed. The crowd left largely disappointed despite strong showings, with Pennel promising another attempt in Boston and Keino awaiting Kenyan clearance for an upcoming two-mile race.
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Bill Crothers
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Keino
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Belgium
Gaston Roelants
Fordham
Sam Perry
Darel Newman
Boston
Army chow fuels 322-pound recruit to 185
Merrill W. Plaskow II, 19, who once weighed 322 pounds, explains Army food helps him slim to 185 as he trains at Fort Benjamin Harrison studying journalism. He joined the Army after previously being classified 4-F and told to return when heavier. He hopes to work in Army radio and TV and perhaps act.
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College Basketball Scores Snapshot by Region
East Maine 106 beat Boston U 83 while Manhattan topped Adelphi 101 84 Monmouth 83 over Mariest 66 Maryland 107 defeated Geo Wash 81 Miami 89 over Stetson 78 Morehead 78 over East Tenn 63 Midwest Wisconsin 83 over Hard'n-Sim's 63 Southwest Houston 100 defeated TCU 179 Arkansas 69 over Miss State 61 Far West Texas West 84 over Ariz St U 67 Utah State 109 beat LaSalle 97 Seattle U 99 over Creighton 84 Oregon 78 over U of Portland 75.
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Boston Applies Pressure Now Celtics rout Pistons to chase Royals
The Celtics hammered the Pistons 131 to 112 in their first game after losing the division lead. The win keeps Boston within a half game of the Royals, who had displaced them from the top a night earlier.
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