Reds Dominate Tigers as Mendell Leads Eight Players in Scoring
Reds run to a 22 of 27 shooting night and a 15th win against losses, shrinking the Tigers to 10-11. Ronnie Mendell leads with 17 points, Eddie Davidson 10, Buck Vivian 5, Earle Doman 5, Jim Lewis 5 in a balanced attack as Ottawa guards press Fort Scott, Ottawa posting a season low 8.6 in the first period with multiple free throws and baskets from Davidson and Lewis in the opening frame.
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Reds
Tigers
Ronnie Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Buck Vivian
Earle Doman
Jim Lewis
Cyclone
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Davidson
Lewis
Bill Sailors
Steve Armstrong
John McFall
Larry Linke
Cats
Mendell
Dorian Vivian
Sailors Stapleton Linke Armstrong
McFall Watters Covey
Jefferson
Race Payoff Waits as Twin Ticket Theorized
In Miami AP reports the largest U S horse racing payoff 84114 20 waited while a bespectacled man in his 60s claimed the winning twin ticket then urged the clerk to cancel the win declaring he would share with a friend. Spectators at the rail heard the remark as no winner emerged.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Shee
Initabas
Gathering Dusk
Gathering Dust
Mnitabas
Tonganoxie at Easton comeback and strong Ottawa run
In a tense matchup, Tonganoxie trailed Easton but rallied as Koerth fouled out with 1:19 left, while Gordon Bosker led Easton with 20 points and Bob Beying added 15. Separately, Ottawa rallied past Fort Scott in a high school regional, with Mendell scoring repeatedly to fuel a 42 39 victory as Shawnee Mission North topped Sumner 49 38 in the nightcap. Ottawa advances to face Shawnee Mission North at 8, Fort Scott and Sumner meet at 6 30.
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Eddie Davidson
Fort Scott
Ottawa
Shawnee Mission North
Mission North
Lawrence
Gordon Bosker
Easton
Bob Beying
H. K. Stevens
Reds
Mendell
Tigers
Bill Sailors
Larry Linke
John McFall
Cyclones
Steve Armstrong
Ronnie Mendell
Lewis
Doman
Tiger Bruder Stapleton
Davidson
Wen Scott
Stapleton. Srs
Buck Vivian
Armstrong
Sumner Spartans
Sumner
State
Bowling Scores From Thursday Night Ladies Meet
Bowling results list multiple teams with high scores and individual leaders for lanes and players. Notable entries include Dodd 152 for High 10, Horn 402 for High 80, Hickman 175 452, Foster 187 516, Milton 210 529, Bien 165 480, Isham 156 417, Mead 207 565, Rea 190 190, Jackson 214 545, Burress 220 514, Bettge 607, Knotty notes and team references such as Mann Bell Drugs and Southwestern Bell appear among the standings.
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Towners Chapel
Dodd
Horn
Mann Bell Drugs
Hickman
Budge’s Hardware
Foster
Beautyland
Milton
Bienie’s
Bien
Bond Cleaners
Isham
Southwestern Bell
Mead
Cheney's
Dexman
Strole
Stewart
Conrad's Painters
BeLl
Dutch Boy Paints
Rea
Hiatt
Day
the Keen Company
Jackson
Briscoe Drugs
G. Zielsdorf
O Hara Aims For Indoor Mile Record In Chicago Relays
In Chicago 16,000 fans pack the field as Loyola senior Tom O Hara seeks to defend his Bankers mile title and lower his own indoor record. He faces Bill Dotson Jim Grelle Ergas Leps and Jim Irons. Irons may pace him through three quarters before a final :55 quarter. O Hara already set a 3 59 5 record in prior meets and 3 58 5 at the Garden.
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Chicago
Tom O’hara
Loyola of Chicago
Chicago Daily News
O'Hara
Madison Square Garden
Toronto
Ergas Leps
Jim Irons
Irons
Tom
Grelle
Dotson
O’hara
Dons chase 17th straight as NCAA bid looms
San Francisco Dons extend to 16 straight with a berth in the NCAA tournament in reach after a win streak that echoes their 60-game run a decade ago. Ollie Johnson leads the front line while Pepperdine looms tonight in a high profile Friday schedule alongside top ACC and MVC tourney action.
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Ted Meier
San Francisco Dons
Dons
Big Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Ollie Johnson
Washington D.C
Pete Peletta
Pepperdine
College hoops results and NIT contenders across conferences
Stecall led by 21 as Duke romped while Wake Forest beat Virginia 79-60 and North Carolina defeated South Carolina 80-63. Clemson crushed Maryland 81-67. Texas A M edged Texas 65-63 to finish 13-1 in SWC. New Mexico beat BYU 84-80. Wyoming, Rice, Texas Tech, Arkansas, Seton Hall, Idaho State posted wins. Syracuse joined NIT field. two berths remaining.
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Blue Demons
Jay Buckley
Duke
Wake Forest
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Clemson
Maryland
Texas A&m
Texas
Jim Bob Smith
Longhorns
Syracuse
Mo Valley Stars Picked By AP
AP lists 1964 Missouri Valley Conference Basketball Team with Dave Stallworth of Wichita as unanimous pick and 10 others including Ron Bonham, John Savage, George Wilson, Lavern Tart and MCoy McLemore. Stallworth leads in scoring and rebounding, with McLemore edging Wilson for rebounds. Savage close behind. Also noted are second team selections Taft, Strander, Kusleika, Park and Foster, plus Drake’s Billy Foster and Wichita’s Pete as sophomore of the year.
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Kansas City
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Stallworth
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Taft
Joe Strander
Bill Kusleika
Rick Park
Tulsa
Billy Foster
Drake
Kusleika
Park
Boutin earns two-time Little All-America honor
Jim Boutin of Lewis and Clark Oregon repeats as a Little All-America selection on the AP 1964 first team. The 6-foot senior led Lewis and Clark to a third straight Northwest Conference title and is joined by Lucious Jackson Willis Reed Cecil Tuttle and Tom Black on the first team with several others named to the second team.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Jim Boutin
Lewis and Clark
Oregon
Boutin
Lucious Jackson
Pan American
Tex
Willis Reed
Grambling
Cecil Tuttle
Georgetown
Tom Black
South Dakota State
Dick Barnett
Tennessee State
Charles Sharp
Southwest Texas
Charles Hardnett
Bob Mahland
Williams
Roger Strickland
Jacksonville
Fla
Bill Vitaconis
Scranton
al Thrasher
Wittenberg
Fred Jones
Youngstown
Willie Shaw
Lane
Tenn
Jerry Rook
Arkansas State
Pete Spoden
State College of Iowa
Jackson
Reed
Tuttle
Black
Vitacoms
King-Sized Boxers Meet Tonight in Madison Square Garden
New York AP reports heavyweight stars Ernie Terrell and Gerhard Zech set for a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Terrell, 6-foot-6 and about 215 pounds, is a 3-1 favorite against Zech, a 6-foot-7, left-handed fighter at roughly 210 pounds. The fight airs nationwide on ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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New York
Ernie Terrell
Germany
Gerhard Zech
Madison Square Arden
ABC
Terrell
Chicago
Terrell Favored Over German Champion Despite Lefty Style
Terrell enters as the favorite with a 34 4 record against solid opposition while the German champion rides an 11 bout win streak and holds a 27 1 1 career tally. He defended his title with an 11th round knockout of Albert Westphal as he seeks new glory. Terrell earned his high ranking with recent wins over Cleveland Williams and Zora Folley, but warns of trouble from the lefthanded challenger.
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Albert Westphal
Terrell
Cleveland Williams
Zora Folley
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Ats
Koerth
Gulfstream
James Donn Jr
Scattergood
Col. Mengel
Roosevelt Raceway
Florida
PF McKinsey Sparks
Curry Andrews
Jarrett
Vulcan
Harry Smith
Auto Supply
S. Main
AMF League
Litwins
Hopkins
Mudrick
National Guard
Fritts
Gambles
Farron
L. Cordle
Ottawa Insulation
Burress
Pence’s Food Center
Flinsbaugh
Bettge
Edmiston’s
Simmons
Pepsi Cola
Snider
Kampschroeder
Kitty Clover
Tucker
Dennison
San Francisco
UCLA
Southern California
Bowling Green
DePaul
North Carolina State
Howard
Butch) Komives
Stecall
Mo Valley Stars
McLemore
Wilson
Savage
Bonham
Strander
Kelly Pete
Everett
Triplett
Gilliland’s
Centropolis
Delco
Auto Parts
Dean Berlin
LM Ad Wen
Raney
Rexall Drug
John Reynolds
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