Wildcats Could Cinch Big Eight Title Tonight
Kansas State basketball controls the Big Eight race after beating Oklahoma State 56 54 at Stillwater. A late Jeff Simonsith jumper erased a 16 point deficit as K State extended to 10 2 and eight game win streak. If they lose at Iowa State and Colorado wins, a playoff would decide the NCAA bid. coach Tex Winter highlighted 7 foot Roger Suttner as key down the stretch.
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Roger Suttner
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Glen Anderson
NBA Western Division standings and results summary
NBA West standings show Los Angeles 50 22 .694 St Louis 39 27 San Francisco 29 43 Chicago 22 50 Friday results include Boston 222 117 New York 117 102 Nets? Not needed. Renumbered.
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Patterson Confident After Liston Defeat Rematch Plan
Floyd Patterson, who slipped away in disguise after being knocked out in the first round by Sonny Liston, opened a training camp for a rematch and at his first press conference said I’ve picked up some confidence. He joked about charging admission, joking in good spirits about the potential turnout.
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Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
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ABC Leaders Stay That Way in Bowling Tourney
In Buffalo New York at the American Bowling Congress events the leaders remained atop the standings as weekend play began. Ron Hatem led the regular singles with 707 while Jack Logan tied for second at 705 after a split in the final frame. In classic all events Charles Bligh moved into second with 1923 nine games, two behind Joe Joseph of Detroit who previously led after last Monday and Tuesday.
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Jack Logan
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Bay City
Ron Hatem
Charles Bligh
Detroit
Joe Joseph
Dodgers Coach Durocher Praises Rookie Calmus
Los Angeles Dodgers coach Leo Durocher praised Dick Calmus, a 19 year old right hander, in Vero Beach Florida noting his excitement over potential rookies each spring.
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Jayhawks sweep Ottawa in four point bowling win
Kansas University Jayhawks upset Ottawa Bowl with a 2774 team series led by Dave Rybolt and Terrell Hays. Ralph Kampschroeder posted 647 for Ottawa, but KU won all four points as Homer Kramer also stood out with 527. Ottawa led early but KU closed strong, while Bienie's Garage beat People's National Bank 3 1 in Grand Champions League.
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Herald
Dixie Team In NCAA Dixie Team In NCAA
Mississippi State, long denied by tradition from reaching the NCAA tournament, won the Southeastern Conference title with a 75 72 victory over Mississippi. The Maroons secured the title hours after school president D W Colvard announced a break with tradition allowing Mississippi State to play teams with Negro athletes. It was the third straight time they had won or shared the championship.
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Deb Manu chief tours East to promote Thunder bird reel
Wellsville resident Don E Breithaupt president of Deb Manu facturing Farmington NM traveled to the eastern states to publicize the Keahom Thunder bird fishing reel. He will appear on local stations with free television time and visit Springfield Mass New York PA WV NC Cincinnati and Omaha before assembly moves to Farmington using Navajo workers. A Navajo tribe official sent good wishes prior to the trip.
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Deb Manufacturing Company
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Ailing Billy Graham Cancels Crusade Tour
Evangelist Billy Graham is hospitalized in Honolulu and has cancelled a revival tour for the first time. His Far Eastern crusade will proceed starting in Manila on March 16, with Graham speaking only via message from St. Francis Hospital where doctors diagnose an acute undetermined infection.
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Peace Corps Baseball Aid Sparks Constituent Response
Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio voiced concern in a constituent newsletter that Peace Corps volunteers in the Dominican Republic faced equipment shortages with gloves made from burlap, bats from tree limbs, and balls wrapped in rags. He said supporters are sending bats, balls, and gloves, some used and some new, to the Peace Corps and his office. The senator is 73 and enjoys tennis, not baseball.
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Plans Family Relations Class in Wellsville
Rev. Homer Ganong of the Wellsville Baptist Church announced a Family Relations Class. Topics include establishing the Christian home on March 12, understanding your Christian role on March 26, the whole family sessions on April 9 and 23, and becoming a successful parent on May 17. Sessions start at 10 am with nursery provided.
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Wellsville
Homer Ganong
Wellsville Baptist Church
Rosburg Leads New Orleans Open Heading to Final Round
Pudgy Bob Rosburg holds a one stroke lead entering the final round of the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club. Tony Lema presses as Rosburg shoots 67 to match the course record, with Lema at 209 and Rosburg 208. Bo Wininger 210, Arnold Palmer 218, Jack Nicklaus 216.
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Cuban-born Indians star in United States baseball escape tale
Enríque Gazmuri Antonio Martínez and Pedro Ramos, Cuban defectors, recount fleeing Cuba to play baseball. Gazmuri and Martínez describe government bans and visa hardships while Ramos—already in the majors—speaks of leaving family behind and the joy of reuniting with relatives aboard a refugee boat.
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Mets Fire Gene Woodling Amid Spring Exposures
Veteran Gene Woodling was fired by the New York Mets after intervening in Marv Throneberrys contract dispute with Met president George Weiss. Detroit rookie Bill Faul was knocked unconscious by a line drive in Lakeland, Florida but later woke and underwent X rays showing a concussion. Opening of the spring exhibition schedule tops MLB news with all 20 clubs starting play this weekend. Whitey Ford shone in an intrasquad for the Yankees, Don Cardwell impressed for the Pirates, and Johnny Podres retired six in a row for the Dodgers while Lenny Green and Jim Bouton hit new deals with Minnesota and New York.
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