Tex Winter Faces Worries Ahead of Kansas State Clash
Tex Winter, veteran Kansas State coach, speaks of multiple worries as the Wildcats, fresh Big Eight champions after beating Oklahoma, prepare for Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas before facing Cincinnati in the NCAA regional. The aging coach recalls his career from USC to Marquette and back at K-State.
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Dutch) Lenberg
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Bowling Scores Midnight League Standings and Leaders
Bowling scores and high series totals from the Midnight League show J Blow 167 and 443 for Dennis Auto-4, W Honn 176 and 489 for Honn's Cities Service-4, J Terril 163 high for 10-J, and R Smith 176 489 for Ottawa Co-Op-38. Multiple teams including American National Insurance-1 and Ottawa Bowl-4 posted notable scores among club standings.
Appanoose Edges Reading To Reach Regional Finals
Appanoose beat Reading 57-52 to advance to the Class BB regional final, with Detwiler scoring 23 and Fowler 14. Reading led at times but Appanoose outscored them from the line and clinched the win as Small and Detwiler sealed it with late free throws. Prescott defeated Wilsey 40-28 to join them in the finals, led by Brown with 16 points.
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Three KC hurlers in sharp exhibitions
West Palm Beach Florida saw Kansas City Athletics intrasquad action with pitchers Jerry Boxer Duke Maas and Wally Burnette delivering strong outings Boxer allowed one hit and struck out three in two innings Maas fanned seven over two innings while yielding a single Burnette displayed sharp knuckleball control The A s won 3 1 in the second intrasquad game as the Chandlers claimed back to back wins in Olathe Rosdale series and preparations for an exhibition against Washington continue
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Spring Hill and Iola Reach Class A Regional Finals
Spring Hill defeated Burlington 69 to 40 as Everett Hawk netted 28 points to lead Spring Hill. Paola beat Tola 63 to 51 with Train ed scoring 20 and Hedrick 19 for Paola. The title game is at 9 tonight with the consolation at 7:30.
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Kansas City rivals win regional basketball semifinals in Ottawa
Rosedale Wildcats edged Olathe Eagles 46 40 using ball control and fast breaks while Argentine Mustangs routed Chanute Blue Comets 77 62 led by Gene Reinhardt with 37 points. Robbins? Coaches adjusted tactics for the favored teams as they advance to tonight’s Kansas City show down for the regional title and state bid.
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Melvern Faces Eudora In Finals
Melvern will play Eudora in the Class B regional finals tonight at 9 with a 7:30 consolation. Melvern defeated Waverly 62 37 behind 24 points from Larry Adkins and 11 by Terry Reams. Eudora edged Madison 44 34 with Hausman scoring 19.
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Big Elu To Be On Pirate First Base
Major league first basemen face a weaker era before a potential swing as Kluszewski plans a comeback with power 251 career homers and .302 average while Cepeda and Simpson bolster spring training for New York Yankees and Dodgers prepare for an exhibition against the Phillies in Miami with Podres returning from a car crash.
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NCAA bans TV for Midwest regional playoff in Lawrence
Kansas City reports that the NCAA will not permit telecasts of its Midwest regional basketball playoff in Lawrence next Friday and Saturday. No closed circuit cinema is allowed unless NAIA objects. The event features Kansas State and Cincinnati and coincides with the NAIA national tournament winding up in Kansas City. Walter Byers cites conflict with NAIA as reason for the restriction.
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High School Scores And College Conference Roundup
High school finals feature Rosedale over Olathe 46 40 and Argentine over Chanute 77 62. Pittsburg defeats Coffeyville 58 53 while Independence bests Pittsburg 62 49. Salina margins over Junction City 60 53 and Newton over Salina 34 32. Topeka matches show Atchison 45 Lawrence 34 and Topeka 64 Highland Park 36. Effingham Wamego 60 Beamon 34. Garnett Spring Hun 60 Burlington 40. Iola 63 Paola 51. Lebo Melvern 62 Waverly 37. St Paul McCune 50 Frontenac 44. Alma 70 Blue Mound 46. Sliver Lake Alma 63 Oskaloosa 56. Nortonville 60 Onaga 59. Atlantic Coast Conference first round NC 62 Clemson 51 MD 70 Virginia 66 NCS 66 SC 61. Duke 81 Wake Forest 44. Southern Conference West Virginia 91 Davidson 61. Richmond 64 The Citadel 69. George Washington 73 Furman 59. William and Mary 79 Virginia Tech 61.
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Permanent Plans For Alvin Dark At Third
St Louis Cardinals manager Fred Hutchinson will keep Eddie Kasko at shortstop and move Alvin Dark to third base. Kasko impressed in a pepper game by handling nine chances behind second. Dark, 35, remains a strong hit and run batter but must fend off Valenzuela and Flood for the third-base job.
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