Three OU Players Make All Star Team
Tony Verdi a 6-2 freshman from Belleville N J heads three Ottawa University players honored on the 1964 Kansas Conference all star teams chosen by coaches Verdi made the second team with six points Jerry Harshaw a 6-1 senior from Holton and Duane Bissitt a 6-4 senior from Greensburg received honorable mention Joining Verdi on the second team are Jim Harris Southwestern John Tegeler McPherson Glenn Rose College of Emporia and Tom Train Bethany Those earning honorable mention include Dudley Boeken of Sterling College the lone unanimous end and Bethany placed two on the starting five 6-4 Bob Ahlstedt and 6-3 Paul Johnson The starting five also features Keith Rucas 5-8 freshman from Friends and Marion Enke 6-2 junior from McPherson The coaches nominated 26 players with 21 receiving at least one vote Verdi led Ottawa in four NAIA game marks including most points 29 most field goals 11 most free throws 10 and most rebounds 19 against Southwestern Continuous voting details noted.
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Tony Verdi
Belleville
N. J
Ottawa University
Verdi
Jerry Harshaw
Holton
Duane Bissitt
Greensburg
Dudley Boeken
Sterling College
Aso
Bethany
Bob Ahlstedt
Paul Johnson
Keith Rucas
Friends
Marion Enke
McPherson
NAIA
Southwestern
Agaist Southwestern
Kenneth Koehn
Bethel
Larry Schmidt
Jim Miller
College of Emporia
Don Sharbutt
Baker
Jim Hutton
Jim Harris
John Tegeler
Glenn Rose
Tom Train
Lingle Leads Tigers To Second Big Eight Indoor Title
Missouri captured its first Big Eight indoor track crown since 1948 with a 57 47 win over Kansas as Rick Beldner upset in the 60 yard dash and Calvin Groff surged to second in the low hurdles. Lingle won the mile and tied the 1 000 yard meet record while Colorado’s Jim Miller claimed two hurdles. Younger and Manning set a meet pole vault mark of 15 Jet 8 inches, both clearing 15 8 and near 16 feet.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas City
Robin Lingle
Bill Younger
Floyd Manning
Kansas
Rick Beldner
Calvin Groff
Missouri
Beldner
Groff
Tigers
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas State
Towa State
Lingle
Wes Santee
Jim Miller
Miller
Manning
Younger
J. D. Martin
College Basketball Scores From Midwest to Far West
College basketball results across regions include Wichita 98 Tulsa 79 DePaul 84 Dugesne 65 Michigan 89 Illinois 83 Drake 56 St Louis 50 Ohio State 73 Indiana 69 Creighton 84 Notre Dame 71 Purdue 97 Wisconsin 83 Loyola Chicago 117 Marshall 63 Ohio U 88 Louisville 79 Cincinnati 104 N Texas St Kansas State 99 Oklahoma 70 Missouri 89 Colorado 84 Oklahoma State 81 Nebraska n Detroit 104 Bowling Green 88 Dayton 82 New Orleans Loy ola 67 Mich St 107 Northwestern 97 Bradley 83 N Michigan 66 Minnesota 70 Iowa 63 Miami Ohio 87 Toledo 66 Texas Tech 87 Arkansas 86 Rice 104 Texas Christian 86 Texas 105 Baylor 77 N Mex St 78 E New Mexi co 62 UCLA 93 Washington State 56 Oregon State 85 Oregon 71 Brigham Young 84 Arizona Arizona State U 103 Utah 78 San Francisco 75 Calif San ta Barbara 65 California 17 California 55
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Wichita
Tulsa
DePaul
Dugesne
Michigan
Illinois
Drake
St. Louis
Ohio State
Indiana
Creighton
Notre Dame
Purdue
Wisconsin
Chicago
Loyola
Marshall
Detroit
Bowling Green
Dayton
New Orleans
Mich
Northwestern
Bradley
Virginia Military
VMI
George Washington
Davidson
UCLA
Washington State
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ilinois
Duke
North Carolina
Oregon State
Oregon
Villanova
Temple
Duquesne
Loyola’ of Chicago
California
Bethany C Of E and Emporia State vie in NAIA bid
Bethany College and Emporia State Kansas basketball powers prepare a best of three playoff series to decide District 10 representation in the NAIA tournament March 9-14 in Kansas City. Bethany leads the Kansas Conference with a 16-2 league mark and 18-2 overall. coach John Hickman named District 10 Coach of the Year.
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Associated Press
Bethany College
Emporia State
Kansas
Kansas City
Bethany
John Hickman
Swedes head coach marks milestone in CIC title run
Emporia State Hornets clinched the CIC crown with a 78 68 victory over Omaha in the season finale as coach E D Fish celebrated his sixth outright conference title. Hornets finish 17 7, 6 2 in CIC, with All Star nods to Bethany and Emporia State players.
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Hornets
Emporia State
Omaha
E.D. Fish
Emporia State Court
Bethany
Bob Ahlstedt
Dennis Bolen
Hornet
Travis Wallace
E.state
Tom Train
Paul Johnson
Doug Glaysher
Garry Patterson
Bowling Scores Shakeup in Sunday Night League
The Sunday night bowling standings show top scores across multiple teams. Notable performances include Patterson 150 and 343 for High 10-30, Gumm 169 for Downdrafts, Schoonover 163 with 428 for High 30, Maloney 172 for Alley Cats, and Davis 215-531 for Pin Lugggers 3. Salb posts 163-304 for Alley Cats 11 High, while Milton achors 157.457 and Kamp 234.634 for CV-RM 3 High.
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Gumm
Schoonover
Moody
Alley Cats
Maloney
Davis
Mulcahey
Golden
Hughes
Kersley
Alley Rats
King Pins
Heitler
Salb
Sunset League
Milton
LaMont
KampschroeDer
W Nichols
Strugglers
Mudrick
Miller
Conference Penalty Complexes Wichita NCAA and NIT bids
Wichita State faces a paradox due to a conference penalty that bars NIT play but allows NCAA if it wins the MVC title. A Friday playoff at Lawrence would decide the NCAA rep, with potential NIT implications for Drake. The situation unfolds as NIT fills spots ahead of selection next week amid strong bids from Army Kentucky UCLA and others.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Wichita
Wheatshockers
Shockers
North Texas State
North
Texas
Drake
Lawrence
Kane
Bulldogs
MWC
Norval Neve
Gan
Kansas State
Ottawa Cyclones to Meet Olathe in Regional Tourney
Ottawa Cyclones face Olathe in the Shawnee Mission North regional opener Tuesday night at 8. Shawnee Mission West plays Fort Scott at 6:30, followed by Sumner versus Argentine at 9:30. Coach H K Stevens aims to improve a longstanding EKL record against the Mustangs, with past seven years showing 0-5 in regional play and only one state run in 1956.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Olathe
Shawnee Mission West
Fort Scott
Sumner
Shawneee Mission North
H. K. Stevens
Brill
Bob Bundy
Sherm Price
Marvin Wilson
Donnie Morris
Reds
Bob Lewis
Ottawa Cyclones
Argentine Mustangs
Mustangs
Stevens
Bowling Bits Preview On Regional Upset Possibilities
Stevens warns there may be upsets as Olathe looms after a two year span of wins. The piece lists current records for Sumner, Ottawa, Shawnee Mission North and West, Fort Scott, Olathe, and Argentine, noting North as favorite with a bye and potential all Shawnee final. It also highlights NAOMI FRITTS reporting top bowlers at Ottawa Bowl week ending Feb 14 and various standings across multiple teams and players including Ottawa Reds led by Ronnie Mendell and Eddie Davidson.
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Sumner Spartans
Ottawa Cyclones
Shawnee Mission North
Shawnee Mission West
Fort Scott
Olathe
Argentine
Shawnee
West
Clathe
Naomi Fritts
Mary Ann Zielsdorf
Grogan
Mary Powell
Hazel Ogle
Powell
Elk’s
Lee’s Cafe
Leona Wise
Pat White
KOFC
Arnold’s Jewelry
Royal T Lanes
Grogan’s Service
Moore
Chevrolet
Olds
Pat Kramer
Eloise Milton
Budge’s Hardware
Ottawa
Sumner
Ronnie Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Reds
Buck Vivian
Jim Lewis
Earle Doman
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Kansas Wesleyan
Wright Beck
John Darrow
Harvey Daniels
Ottawa All Stars
Bill Frear
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Far West
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Philaphia
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Fort Hays
Washburn
Sterling
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Wes
Southw’stn
Patterson
Campbell
Ottawa Packers
Blackstone
Pepsi-Cola
Johnson
Kamp
Porter-Spears
Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
St. Joseph’s
Miami
Fla
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Navy
Murray State
NCAA
Princeton
Texas A&m
Ohio Univ
Michi
OHS
Beautyland
Dot Snell
Artie Wolgast
Freda Hughes
Royal
Helen and
Bill
Dorothy Toumberlin
Imogene Hoon
Mary Triplett
Helen Conrad
Betty Moody
Ella Keller
Rosemary Strole
Virginia Hoffman
Betty Mangum
Peggy Toumberlin
Patsy Crockett
M. Burns
Clarice Dengel
Betty Maloney
Deloris Sheffield
Elmire McDaniels
Mary Ann Reed
Reed
Mendell
Vivian
Lewis
Doman
Harry Morton
Roy Dunn
Dean Berlin
Hutchinson Grain and Lumber Co
Rantoul, Ks
Gooch’s Red Circle
Bambi
Naismith Lawrence, Ks
Take
Harry Smith
S. Main
HFC
Credit Life
Kacwat,ae
Massachusetts Ave
Viking
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