Wilt Leads AP Stars Boozer on No 2 Team
Wilt Chamberlain anchors the AP All America second team as Kansas fails to reach the NCAA tournament. Oscar Robertson Elgin Baylor and Guy Rodgers headline the first team with Don Hennon, Boozer and others on the second and third teams. Chamberlain's improvement and future potential are highlighted by coach remarks.
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Wilt
AP Stars
Boozer
New York Tn
Bigh
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Associated Press Today
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Guy Rodgers
Temple
Don Hennon
Pittsburg
Flennon
Pitt
Bob Boozer
Kansas State
Chamberlain
Robertson
Baylor
Rodgers
Hennon
Archie Dees
Indiana
Bailey Howell
Mississipp State
Lloyd Sharrar
West Virginia
Pete Brennan
North Carolina
Jerry West
Tommy Kearns
Mike Farmer
San Francisco
Johnny Green
Michigan State
Tom Hawkins
Notre Dame
Barney Cable
Bradley
Hub Reed
Oklahoma City
Fred Grim
Arkansas
Jack Parr
Red Murrell
Drake
Associated Press
Dipper
Dick Harp
Ravens Beat Ottawa University to Claim Region 10 Berth
St Benedict's Ravens defeated the Ottawa University Braves 65-58 in Atchison to secure Kansas representation in the NAIA Tournament in Kansas City. Tom McCarthy led Benedict's with 18, Bob McGhee had 20 for OU, who finish 19-6.
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St. Benedict's Ravens
Ottawa University Braves
Ravens
Kansas
Kansas City
Braves
St. Benedict's
Ottawa
St. Benedict
Willie Barnes
Bob McGhee
Vince Driski
Benedict
Tom McCarthy
Dan Rupp
Duane Fortin
Bob Veale
Dodgers Need Transfusion Says Dodgers Need Transfusion
The Associated Press reports Billy Herman, former Brooklyn second baseman and Milwaukee coach, slams the Los Angeles Dodgers as prima donnas and advocates a transfer of talent to rejuvenate the club. Buzzy Bavasi acknowledges coaching changes. Other notes include Herb Score slated to pitch for Cleveland against the Giants in Tucson after an eye injury, Jack Harshman dealing with a ruptured disc, Lee Walls sustaining stitches in Mesa, and Don McMahon signing amid four holdouts including Lew Burdette.
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Billy Herman
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Bobby Bragan
Cleveland
Herb Score
San Francisco Giants
Tucson
Ariz
Score
Jack Harshman
Baltimore Oriole
Scottsdale
Harshman
Lee Walls
Chicago Cubs
Mesa
Don McMahon
Braves
Lew Burdette
Ted Williams Ankle Improves
SARASOTA Florida Ted Williams reports his left ankle still hurts but an orthopedic expert says expect full recovery in three weeks. He trains with the Red Sox with his ankle taped undergoing ultrasound heat and whirlpool therapy and will follow medication and rest until the end of the month to be ready for hard work and a strong start.
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Sarasota
Fla
Ted Williams
Boston
Russell Sullivan
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Alexander Insurance Agency on 112 E 2nd
Alexander Insurance Agency located at 112 East 2nd Street lists contact number 33 for inquiries and services. The notice presents a brief business locator snippet without additional context or dates. Local readers are advised to contact the number for detailed information.
Appanoose and Reading win regional tourney openers
Appanoose overwhelmed Linwood 57 45 as Jim Detwiler scored 28 and Wilson 13 for the Countians. Reading routed Richmond 99 46 behind 32 points from Small and 29 from Mounkus, building a 61 16 halftime lead.
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Appanoose
Reading
Linwood
Wea
Wilsey
Prescott
Harveyville
Franklin
Jim Detwiler
Wilson
Brown
Johnson
Small
Mounkus
Larry Briggs
Appancone
Linwoods
Detwiler
Brown Hawkey
Wilson Fowler
Unruh
Jones
List
Hyde
KCA A's Begin Intrasquad Games in Palm Beach
West Palm Beach Fla Competitive bidding for regular jobs starts as the Kansas City Athletics open spring training with an intrasquad game Infielders Mike Baxes and Milt Graff and pitchers George Brunet and Arnold Portocarrero draw focus Boss Harry Craft and staff consider second base options Graff defends well but must improve at bat Baxes to show stronger defense Brunet a top rookie pitching prospect Portocarrero at a turning point as the A s may replace him if early results lag
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Mike Baxes
Milt Graff
George Brunet
Arnold Portocarrero
Harry Craft
Baxes
Graff
Brunet
Portocarrero
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Melvern and Waverly Open Cass B Regional Wins
Melvern defeated Wellsville 78 to 53 as Charley Farmer rotated reserves. Larry Adkins led Melvern with 18 points, Terry Reams 16, Bill Burns 12, John Schultz 11, while Earl Cobb had 23 for Wellsville. Waverly edged Gardner 45 to 44 with Michaels scoring 17 and Sid Fraser 14.
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Melvern
Wellsville
Charley Farmer
Larry Adkins
Terry Reams
Bill Burns
John Schultz
Earl Cobb
Waverly
Gardner
Michaels
Sid Fraser
Garnett Tourney Opens With Burlington Spring Hill Match
The Class A regional tournament starts tomorrow night in Garnett with Burlington versus Spring Hill at 7 30 followed by Paola against Iola at 9 The finals are set for Friday night.
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Garnett
Burlington
Spring Hill
Paola
Iola
Baptists, Methodists, and Sacred Heart tied in Ottawa league
North Baptist junior team handed First Methodist No 1 its first league defeat 26 14 in the senior high gym. The result creates a three way race with First Baptist First Methodist No 1 and Sacred Heart all in contention. Larry Koder led Baptist with 9 points and Larry Crane scored 7 for Methodist. Wesleyan Methodist beat Trinity 23 22 with Henley 15 points. First Methodist No 2 beat Faith Bible 24 23 as Wiggins 19 topped Faith. First Baptist defeated United Presbyterian 20 10 with Meiers 6 points leading the Baptists.
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First Methodist
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Baptist
First Baptist
First Methodist No
Sacred Heart
The
Baptists
Larry Koder
Larry Crane
Methodist
Wesleyan Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Henley
Pace Wesleyan
Trinity
Hood
Faith Bible
Allen
Wiggins
Faith
United Presbyterian
Meiers
Henry
Brandon
Bowling Scores ROYAL LEAGUE Highlights and high scores
Bowling scores from the Royal League show Redick Grocery-1 with high 10-30 details and multiple players achieving high series totals. Notable names include Goodyear High 10.Stine 181 and Wansmer's-314 with Hopkins 178. Other top series include McFadden 473 and Akers 493, with scores listed beside team names.
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Redick Grocery
Blackstone
Goodyear
Stine
Evensott
Wixht
Jackson
Brincoe
Cox
Wansmer's
Hopkins
McFadden
Moore Chevrolet
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Chuck Langdon
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EH. Hughes
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J. Likes
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Gilbert
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Gene Say
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Pedwin Squires
Pedwin
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Richardson
Ottania
Ates
KCA
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Northern Heights
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Williamsburg
Reamstere Cobbil
Schultz Sandridge
J. Schultz Chanay
Feltner Childs
Trey Todd
Adkins Broers
Burns Patterson
Shaffer Eee
Melvern Vesseespees
Wellaville Earceetea
Garnett Tourney
Fogle Quarry
East
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S. Main
Royal League
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Decker
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