Pro Draft Resumes With Big Lineman Emphasis
In New York the NFL draft moved through five rounds in 11 hours 43 minutes with 138 players selected. Top picks included Ron Yary of Southern California to the Vikings and several linemen dominating the early rounds. Beban, the UCLA quarterback and Heisman winner, waited until the second round to hear his name from the Rams.
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New York
Kim Hammond
Florida State
Dewey Warren
Tennessee
Granville Liggins
Oklahoma
Greg Pipes
Baylor
Tom Schoen
Notre Dame
Frank Loria
UPI
Gary Cassells
Indiana
Rich Stotter
Houston
Warren
Miami
Syracuse
Larry Csonka
Ron Yary
Southern California
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
New York Giants
Fran Tarkenton
Yary
Cinccinnati
All America Unseld Dominates Valley In Basketball
Westley Unseld of Louisville has played over 50 games since July 1, leading in rebounds and scoring when including all contests. Coach Dromo praises his unselfishness, while Valley stats list Unseld atop several categories despite flu and a hand injury.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
All America
Westley Unseld
Louisville
Missouri Valley
Jo Jo White
Kansas
Winal Canada
Tokyo
John Dromo
Dromo
Beard
Unseld
Drake
Wille McCarter
Federal Board To Rule On Feud
Washington AP The federal arbitration board will issue a report on two years of mediation a day after a news conference in the Capitol It could end the long feud over amateur athletics and affect the U S Olympic team The AAU and NCAA dispute centers on sanctioning meets involving non collegians and threatens eligibility for international events in Mexico City this summer
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Washington
Federal Arbitration Board
Hubert H. Humphrey
Theodore Kheel
New York
Capitol
United States
AAU
NCAA
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Madison Square Garden
Col. Dixon Hull
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Mexico City
Bowling Scores at Royal T Lanes and City Leagues
In weekly bowling results at Royal T Lanes and Tuesday Night Ladies events, multiple teams led by players Wallace Sherman Bond and MeAlman Kirkland posted high series and game scores. Clubs including Ottawa Savings and Peoples National Bank contributed strong showings with scores above 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Sherman
Bond
Mealman-Gorton
MeAlman
Kirkland
Armstrong
Moore Chevolds
Gilmore
L. Anderson
Ottawa Savings
Grabham
AL Berts Motors
Bertram
C. White
Kansas State Bank
D. Miller
V. Ferguson
H. Skilling
Peoples National BE
H. Carey
Eagles Aux
E. Keller
Lowther Ends OJHS Unbeaten String At 8
Lowther Junior High of Emporia beat Ottawa Junior High ninth graders 57-49 to snap their 8-0 season. Emporia also won the eighth-grade game 46-27 while Ottawa led 33-23 at halftime in the freshman contest. Richard Mendell and Terry McDaniel led scorers in respective games as Lowther improved to 8-1 and prepared to face Bonner Springs.
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Douglas Underwood Lowther
Emporia
Ottawa
Emporians
OJHS
Whirlwinds
Lowther
Richard Mendell
Terry McDaniel
Jim Grogar
Bonner Springs
Wallace
Grogan
Mendeil
Drumright
Miller
Hearne
Penn
Perkins
Bulmer
Jamison
McDaniel
Kramer
Grudge Series Tip As 76ers Beat Celtics 125 118
The Philadelphia 76ers trimmed their deficit to the Celtics with a 125 118 win in Philadelphia. The victory tightened their Eastern Division lead to three games as Boston fell short late.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia 76Ers
Boston
Celtics
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Batte
Celts
76Ers
NBA
Cincinnati
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Madison Square Garden
San Francisco
Chicago
Seattle
Los Angeles
Hal Greer
Wally Jones
Sam Jones
Greer
Draft Chooses 6 From Big 8
Six Big Eight players were selected through five rounds of the pro football draft. Missouri tackle Russ Washington went to San Diego, Colorado defensive back Dick Anderson joined Miami, while Kansas City Chiefs picked guard Maurice Moorman from Texas A&M and guard George Daney from Texas-El Paso. Other selections included SMU quarterback Mike Livingston and TCU tight end Mike McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
Atlanta
Claude Humphrey
Tennessee A&i State
San Diego
Denver
Russ Washington
Missouri
Green Bay
New Orleans
Fred Carr
Texas el Paso
Boston
Dennis Byrd
North Carolina
Minnesota
Kevin Hardy
Notre Dame
Miami
Csonka
Yary
Southern California
Maurice Moorman
Texas A&m
Kansas City
Dennis Homan
Alabama
Dallas
Marvin Upshaw
Trinity
Tex
Cleveland
George Daney
Texas-El Paso
John Williams
Baltimore
Bill Lueck
Arizona
Doug Crusan
Indiana
New York
San Diego Chargers
Dick Anderson
Colorado
Miami Dolphins
AFL
Browns
NFL
Kansas City Chiefs
Texas A & M
Mike Livingston
Southern Methodist
Mike McCarty
Texas Christian
Lyndon dominates Wellsville in nonleague win
Lyndon 65 Wellsville 33 as Lyndon races to 1641 lead and 3518 halftime margin. Wellsville suffers 25 turnovers and 22 percent shooting. Lyndon places four in double figures led by Jones 14, Clayton 11, Tiffany 11, Singular 10. Wehmeyer tops Wellsville with 12 points.
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Wellsville
Lyndon
Wellseville
Eagles
Tigers
Lance Jones
Charles Clayton
Lloyd Tiffany
Steve Singular
Mark Wehmeyer
Wehmeyer
Holtwick
Warren
O'Neil
Breithaupt
Higbie
Barnett
Mower
Lambert
Friends, KWU Win In KCAC In Tight Night
Friends padded their Kansas Conference lead to 9 1 with a 92 61 win over McPherson Jim Jemmerson fed Friends with 30 points Wayne Whitcomb added 29 John Smith topped McPherson with 30 Wesleyan stayed behind after a 78 76 squeaker at Southwestern Loren Evans led Southwestern with 26 points Emporia State rallied to beat Missouri 78 60 Dale Cushinberry scored 28 Fort Hays State edged Northwestern Oklahoma 88 82
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Dave Bing
Detroit
Baltimore
Earl Monroe
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Fred Hetzel
Bulls
Rudy LaRusso
Fred Mullins
Warriors
Seattle
Los Angeles
Walt Hazzard
SuperSonics
Associated Press
Friends
Kansas
McPherson
Kansas Wesleyan
Southwestern
Jim Jemmerson
Wayne Whitcomb
John Smith
Pherson
Wesleyan
Loren Evans
Emporia State
Missouri
St. Louis
Dale Cushinberry
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Mike Taylor
Pittsburgh
Tim Rossovich
Mike Hun
Earl McCullough
Gary Beban
UCLA
Los Angeles Rams
Beban
Greg Landry
Massachusetts
Eldridge Dickey
A&i State
Oakland
Haven Moses
Buffalo
Jim Smith
Oregon
Mac
Arthur Lane
Utah State
Forrest Blue
Auburn
Lee White
Weber State
New York Jets
James Hill
San Die
Ron Gary
Butch
Tulsa
Bradley
Joe Allen
Warren Armstrong
Wichita
Mike Butler
Memphis State
Ron Washington
L. C. Bowen
Jerry King
Greg Carney
Gene Moore
Rick Roberson
Rich Niemann
Willie Wise
Allen
Doug Robinson
Joe Wiley
Bowen
Niemann
Carney
King
Butler
McCarter
Federal Board
Royal T Lanes
TROUT
Industrial League
Hughes Auto Parts
D. Higdon
Newland
B. Wall
G. Gilgus
Peoples National BR
C. Hettler
Oscar Robertson
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Tono Ward
Riverside
E.P
Jones
Clayton
Tiffany
White
Tinchher
Anstaett
Singsular
Piper
Lewis
Kwu
KCAC
Fort Hays State
Northwestern
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