Cyclones Fall In Semi Final to West for Third Place
Shawnee Mission West upset Ottawa Cyclones 51 to 49 in the SM North regional semifinal, earning a shot at the regional title and a state berth in Wichita. Keith Stryker led West late with six points in the final stretch, while Ottawa’s Harry Morton scored 26. Ottawa and Fort Scott meet in the opening final, with SM North awaiting the winner.
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Herald
Indians All Chiefs In Regional Rout
Pomona’s Indians overwhelmed Roosevelt 62 to 47 in the regional semi final and meet Council Grove in tonight’s 9 o’clock regional final for the Class B berth to the state tournament. Wray led Council Grove with 22 as Grove beat Riley County 55 to 45, while Pomona’s Roger Shoemaker had 18 and Doug Regester 14 in a balanced attack.
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Regional High School Basketball Playoff Results
In Topeka and across Kansas, teams advanced in Class AA and others. Notable scores include Topeka 71 over Atchison 49, Hayden 51 over Lawrence 50, Manhattan 49 over Washburn Rural 42, and Shawnee Mission North 56 over Fort Scott 45. Other first round results feature Derby 58 over Wichita South 57 and Wellington 42, Great Bend 48 over McPherson 45.
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Baseball Schedule Summary of Saturday Games
Baseball schedule lists 20 preparations across Florida venues including Cincinnati vs Chicago at Sarasota and Chicago at Tampa. Matchups feature teams from the American and National leagues, with venues in St. Petersburg Clearwater Mesa Palm Springs Palm Beach Scottsdale Tucson Phoenix Miami and more.
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Taylor Says He's Better
BATON ROUGE AP Jimmy Taylor the all National Football League fullback for the Green Bay Packers says he is getting stronger after leaving hospital January 21 where he treated a hepatitis A infection. He says doctors cleared him of the infection and expects no impact on next season. He plans light activity for six weeks to two months and hopes to be back in full strength for the August All-Star Game in Chicago.
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No Dry Eyes After Poem By Clay
In Greenwich Village Cassius Clay, a self proclaimed next heavyweight champion, reads poetry before a coffee house crowd ahead of his Madison Square Garden bout with Doug Jones. The event, smoky and lively, ends with applause as Clay declares his future victory while a beatnik audience listens.
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Ralph Kampschroeder Clinches Pepsi Win At Ottawa Bowl
Ralph Kampschroeder rolled 633 with 176 256 201 to lead Pepsi-Cola to a 3-1 victory over Ottawa Bowl in the Classic League at Ottawa Bowl Lanes. Other top scores include Edmiston's 4-0 over Peace Food Center, and AMF League leaders Colbern's and Dutch Boy Paints posting 3-1 and 4-1 results respectively. Nancy Lollar led the women in Thursday Night Ladies with 490 for Bond's Cleaners, while Budge's Hardware edged Bond's 3-1. All Royal League results summarized in the sports section.
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Four Tied For Lead At Pensacola Open
In Pensacola Florida after the first round four pros share the lead with 67 as the Pensacola Open heads into the second round. Gary Player Doug Sanders Allan Henning and Julius Boros top the field while 68s and 69s cluster behind. Henning the 18 year old from Johannesburg is playing on a sponsor exempt.
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Herald’s Weekly Tip Award Pays Five Dollars
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be timely and verifiable, with rewards announced in the following edition.
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New York U Edges St Johns 56 to 47 in College Hoop
New York University defeated St John’s 56 to 47 as college basketball results list Providence over Brown 80 to 57 Fordham downed Manhattan 66 to 61 and Connecticut beat Syracuse 92 to 74 in early 1963 action reported by The Ottawa Herald dated Friday March 8 1963.
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