Haskell Indians edge Williamsburg in OT regional semifinal
In a sharp regional semifinal, Haskell outlasted Williamsburg 66 to 64 after an overtime standoff. Austin Leaf scored six of his ten points in the final minute of regulation, Fred Buckley tied the game late, and James Gibson clinched the winner for Haskell as time expired. Ed Ransom fueled Williamsburg with 24 points, while Buckley and Ransom each held 18 and 24 totals respectively in a pulsating race.
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Wellsville
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Harrying Indians
Williamsburg
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Fred Buckley
Panthers
James Gibson
Lou Coppoe
Hase Kell
Ed ‘Ransom
Buckley
Frank Mitchell
Ransom
Easton
Ed Ransom
Louie Smokie
Frank Gibson
Coon Day
Gibson Mitchell
Smoke Leaf
Pettit
Bins
Buckley Goodwill Piersol Ransom Mallory Milliken
Murrell Unanimous All Big Eight Choice
Kansas State star Willie Murrell earned the Associated Press unanimous selection to the 1964 All Big Eight Basketball Team. The 6-6 senior led the league in scoring at 21.8, while Jim Barnes Bozarth of Colorado topped rebounds for two straight years, with other standouts including Ray Carey Unseld of Kansas and two Missouri players in the first team mix.
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Neb
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Brandt
Clete Boyer
Zarry Versalles
Ron Hanse
Bobby Richardson
Tony Kubek
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Jim Fregosi
Los Angeles
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
NYU defeated Fordham 74 to 69 while Seton Hall topped Upsala 102 to 77 Manhattan beat St Peters 118 to 95 Bowling Green 89 DePaul 80 Rice 97 edged So Methodist 90 Texas A M 64 Texas 63 Arkansas 108 Texas Christian 77 UND Sub in college bird scores 137 Texas Tech 6 Baylor 82 Hardin Simmons 94 Abilene Christian 70 New Mexico 84 Brigham Young 80 Idaho State 111 Montana 88 Wyoming 92 Utah 77 ACC First Round Clemson 81 Maryland 67 Wake Forest 79 Virginia 60 North Carolina 80 So Carolina Duke 75 North Carolina State 44
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All-Big Eight basketball team named by AP for 1964 season
The Associated Press announces the 1964 All-Big Eight squads led by first team selections Willie Murrell of Kansas State, George Unseld of Kansas, Ray Carey of Missouri, Jim Davis of Colorado, Bob Price of Missouri, and George Unseld. Second team includes Jim King and Larry Hawk of Oklahoma State, Roger Suttner and Sammy Robinson of Kansas State, and Charlie Jones of Nebraska. Honorable mentions span Wichita State and multiple conference schools with numerous players named.
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Associated Press
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Kansas State
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Murrell
Colorado
Jim Bo
Missouri
Ray Carey
George Unseld
Kansas
Bob Price
Larry Hawk
Jim King
Oklahoma State
Roger Suttner
Sammy Robinson
K-State
Charlie Jones
Neeaska
Davis
Price
Carey
Hawk
King
Suttner
Jones
Robinson
Max Moss
Farrell Johnson
Oklahoma
Bob Joyce
Jim Gatewood
Taft
Okla
Jim Davis
Muncie
Ind
Cameron
Louisville
Granite City
Ill
Larry
Nebraska
Drake Bulldogs clash with Wichita for Valley title
Drake and Wichita meet for the Missouri Valley Conference crown in a sellout clash to decide the league bid to the NCAA tournament. Maurice John's Bulldogs, last year’s Valley cellar dwellers, tied for the title after Drake’s 20-5 season and 10-2 conference record. Wichita’s 21.5 mark ranks high in school history as the nation’s top swingmen, led by 6-foot-7 star Dave Stallword.
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Drake
Bulldogs
Wichita
Missouri Valley
Maurice John
Dave Stallword
Consistently Inconsistent By JoE Reichler
Miami AP biographical interview with Orioles center fielder Jackie Brandt on his quest for a .300 lifetime average, the inconsistencies in his hitting, and his views on teammates and fielding. Brandt discusses slumps, defense by Orioles and other players, and his past seasons with single season lows and modest RBIs.
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Joe ‘Reichler
Associated Press
MIAMI
Jackie Brandt
Baltimore Orioles
Brandt
Jackie
Mexican Fans Mob Stengel At Mets Spring Training
Mets arrive in Mexico City for three exhibition games as Casey Stengel faces a wild welcome and a dangerous mix of travel tips and souvenir-hunting fans. The article also notes other spring training nuggets including Maury Wills health, Stu Miller contract talks, and Tommy Brown weighing football moves with the Packers.
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Mets
Murray Chass
Associated Press
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New York Mets
Mexico
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Pancho Villa
Pershing
Villa
Mexico City
New York
Casey
Ball Park
Alameda
Tommy Brown
Washington Senators
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Pensacola Open yields early stars at the 6,380-yard course
John Barnum, 52, surged to a five under par 67 to lead the opening round at the Pensacola Open. Gardner Dickinson Fred Hawkins Bill Collins and Jimmy Clark followed at 68 while Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders posted 69s. Palmer seeks his third Pensacola title and Masters prep. Gary Player opened with 71.
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Pensacola
Fla
John Barnum
Barnum
Byttlefield Country Club
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sam Snead
PGA
Gardner Dickinson
Fred Hawkins
Bill Collins
Jimmy Clark
Downing Gray
Gray
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Mike Souchak
George Bayer
Johnny Ott
Jay Hebert
Miller Barber
Palmer
Gary Player
Property for Sale From Hayes Estate Ottawa Kansas
To settle the estate of Mrs. Pearle Hayes the property at 421 So Locust Ottawa Kansas will be sold by the executor. A two story frame dwelling on a 62% by 150 foot tract. Sealed bids due March 17 1964. Send to Neil Bullock executor 121 So Main or Bowers & Bowers 114 W 2nd Ottawa Kansas. Executor may reject any bid. For information contact Neil Bullock.
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Pearle Hayes
Ottawa
Kansas
Neil Bullock
Main
Bowers
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