Tonganoxie Routs Lane In Class B Regional Quarterfinals
Tonganoxie used a balanced front line and quick guards to overwhelm Lane 74 to 52 in the Class B regional quarterfinals. Don Love led with 18 points, Jarrett fouled out late, and the Chieftains pulled away after halftime to reach the semifinals against Easton.
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Dennis Branstiter
Wellsville
Tonganoxie
Bruce Koerth
Charles Jarrett
Jarrett
Lane
Chieftains
Lions
Larry Andrews
Dave McKinsey
Pat Sparks
Mike Rudler
Ponganoxie
Bowling Scores From Wednesday Night Ladies Meet
Bowling results list multiple teams and high scores from the Wednesday night ladies league. Fritts, Wolgast, Yockey, Reed, Burgoon, Carlson, Dreddy, Burress, Wassmer, Spear, and others posted top scores across clubs such as First National Bank, Towner's Chapel, Moore's, and Southwestern Bell, with totals and pin counts noted for each participant.
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Grogan’s Service
Wolgast
First National Bank
Fritts
Towner'’S Chapel
Yockey
Mock
Wills Cafe
Reddick
Hensick
Moore's
Burgoon
Kansas State Bank
Hopkins
Liegerot
Peoples National
Carlson
Southwestern Bell
Dreddy
Beller Studio
Reed
Bonnie Shoe Box
Strole
Finley saga delays moves as Lopat preps Bradenton camp
Bradenton, Fla. AP. Manager Eddie Lopat says the Athletics will train at McKechnie Field from late February to early April as owner Charles O. Finley negotiates with the league and potential sites. Lopat notes the team will wear white at home and two road uniforms, green-gold, with six coaches aiding him and a strong Chamber of Commerce backing the club.
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Bradenton
Fla
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City
Louisville
Oakland
Eddie Lopat
Lopat
McKechnie Field
Finley
New York
Kentucky
Senators
Gus Niarhos
Luke Appling
Tom Ferrick
Arizona State Regains Touch in WAC clinch bid
Arizona State crushed Arizona 72 to 69 to move to 11 wins in 12 and secure at least a share of the Western Athletic Conference title. New Mexico could tie by beating Brigham Young and Utah, with a coin flip deciding the NCAA bid if tied. The Sun Devils look to face Utah State in Eugene next Tuesday as Princeton and Connecticut already advanced to the NCAA tournament.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Arizona State Sun Devils
The
Sun Dev
Ils
Arizona
New Mexico
Lobos
Brigham Young
Utah
Sun Devils
Utah State
Eugene
Ore
Princeton Tigers
Connecticut Huskies
Princeton
Penn
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Virginia Military
Temple
Philadelphia
St. Joseph’s
Coach Confident of Pennant Win
The Associated Press reports Red Auerbach’s Boston Celtics just held off an onrushing attack as rival results shaped the pennant race. In other NBA action Baltimore beat New York 115 to 108 amid a Knicks fan altercation. St. Louis defeated Los Angeles 110 to 105 narrowing the gap behind San Francisco in the Western Division. Hoover and Dischinger were ejected after a late-period brawl. Henry Payne, a fan, was treated for a suspected broken nose. Bob Pettit sealed a Hawks win over the Lakers with two free throws in the closing 12 seconds.
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Baltimore
New York
Knicks
Tom Hoover
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hoover
Terry Dischinger
Henry A. Payne
West Coast
Bob Pettit
Hawks
Lakers
Evansville Opens NCAA Tourney As No. 1 Small College
Evansville, ranked No. 1 in The Associated Press final small college poll, hosts Jackson State in the NCAA Great Lakes Regional opener. The Purple Aces finished 21 3, with losses to Iowa Notre Dame and Arizona and victories over Purdue Columbia Butler and New Mexico State.
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Evansville Purple Aces
Associated Press
Jackson State
Mississippi
Aces
Iowa
Notre Dame
Arizona
Purdue
Columbia
Butler
New Mexico State
Soviet Coach Predicts Track Team Unbeatable
Moscow AP reports coach Gabriel Korobkov of the Russian track and field team says the squad will be too powerful to beat in Tokyo. He claims the athletes can win under any circumstances after five months of training and some since last season’s end, signaling strong confidence.
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Moscow
Gabriel Korobkov
Sovietsky Sport
Ottawa Cyclones Face Fort Scott in regional semifinals
Ottawa Cyclones meet Fort Scott Tigers in the Shawnee Mission North regional first semifinal at 6:30 PM. Ottawa aims to end a seven-year semi-final drought while Fort Scott seeks form after upset over Shawnee Mission West. Fort Scott sits 10-10, Ottawa 14-5, with key players Mendell and Davidson leading offense and rebounding as Shawnee Mission North awaits in the main final.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Fort Scott Tigers
Shaw- Fe EE Ae Eh Abrins
Summer Gap HK
Sebelle
Stevens
Steven
Olathe Eagles
Fort Scott
Reds
Shawnee Mission West Vikings
Tigers
Seores
Pater Stae
Bruder Stapleton
Bernard Jefferson
Ronnie Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Jim Lewis
Buck Vivian
Earle Doman
eGold-Dust Twins
Vivian
Bualewis
Daman
Mandiego Ag
Atenla
Davidson
Sumner
Shawnee
Mission North
North
Bragan Praises Aaron as Best All Around Player
Milwaukee slugger Henry Aaron, praised by manager Bobby Bragan, is deemed the finest all around player in baseball, ahead of Willie Mays. Bragan cites Aaron's 31 stolen bases, improved defense and base running, and leading NL in RBIs, total bases, runs, and slugging. Aaron hit .319 with 44 homers.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
Bobby Bragan
Willie Mays
Bragan
Aaron
Mays
Henry
Little Pilot
Willie
Eddie Mathews
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Don
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PF McKinsey
Sparks Curry
Wyrick Andrews
Koerth Schubert Jarrett Love Thomas
PF Brown Chambers
Cole M. Kuder Reeve Stevens Wheeler Wyler
T. Kuder
C. Cole
OFC
Spears
Kitty Clover
Burress
Wassmer
Morrisey
Robertson Motor Co
Bryant
Michel
Miller S
Hooton
Royal T
Collins
Martin
Mueller
Dengel and Son
Peffly
Allen
Fredeen’s
Brady
Conns
Princeton Oilwalter
Elliott
Purnell
Bap
Trinity
Yost
First Baptist
Jones
Zielsdorf
Twilight
Bienie’s
Bien
Sunrise Dairy
Briscoe Drugs
Kimbel
Bennett Cream
Hall
Lary
Ottawa Bus Service
Bob’s Clothes
Mack
Horn
Martha
Chamber of Commerce
Jimmy Dykes
Mel McGaha
Babe Dahlgren
Arizona State
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Payne
Civic Center
University Hospital
Evansville
Ind
Soviet
Olathe
Nat Pratt
Ed Davidson
Ronnie Mendels
Farm Bureau
Bob Robbins
Gary Carothers
Farm Bureau Insurance
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Cee
Bambi
Naismith Lawrence, Ks
American Legion
Capper
Robert Dean Cave Griffin
Helen Neighors
Darrel Sheahen Bayless
Warren Black
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