EKL 1966 All Stars Feature Trio Tops Bloodied Standings
The 1966 East Kansas League All-Star basketball team highlights eight players from Turner Rosedale and Argentine among 11. Ottawa High’s Doug Underwood, the only sophomore, shares top voting with Bonner Springs’ Stan Heffley. Turner, Rosedale, and Argentine dominate with key scorers and underclassmen figures. Underwood sets a Ottawa sophomore scoring record with 262 points.
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Ken Dillon
Steve Doyle
John Buck
Steve Wiedner
Chuck Miller
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Husky
Steve Gant
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Heffley
Bonner
Ted Aucoin
OHL
Cyclones
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Steve Doyle Turner
John Buck Rosedale
Steve Wiedner Rosedale
Ted Aucoin Olathe
Stan Heffley Bonner
Braves Move to Atlanta In Antitrust Case Details
Milwaukee officials testified in the Wisconsin antitrust suit that Braves promoters offered to rewrite the County Stadium rental contract in 1964 and curb ticket selling and beer on premises. They denied any commitment to move, while Braves directors allegedly voted to relocate later that year. County Stadium officials corroborated the offers as well as related county submissions.
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Elgin Baylor On Target After Thriller With Knicks
New York AP Elgin Baylor delivered a strong showing for the Los Angeles Lakers at Madison Square Garden with his wheels improving. He starred in a high scoring overtime loss to the Knicks 198 192, a costly pass keeping him from a final winning shot.
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Faculty edges OHS Seniors 67-57 in varsity game
Ottawa High faculty took a 22-12 first quarter lead and held on for a 67-57 victory over the seniors. Tom Watson led with 29 points, backed by Don Kornhaus 11 and Ted Brill 10. Seniors Scott Killough 14 and Ronnie Lloyd 13 paced the challenge as both teams shot 27 field goals, faculty free throws gave the edge.
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Pro Basketball Results and Upcoming Games
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results Philadelphia 112 over St. Louis 106 New York 133 over Los Angeles 132 in Baltimore San Francisco 109 at Baltimore 130 The day also lists upcoming games Los Angeles at Cincinnati Indianapolis hosts St Louis Philadelphia hosts Baltimore San Francisco at Seattle and Boston visits Cincinnati on Thursday.
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College basketball scores and NAIA tournament results
Colgate defeats Lafayette 110 to 94 while Oglethorpe beats Shorter 66 to 57. NAIA first round results include Carroll College 91 Bethel Cookman 88 and Grambling 70 Central State 65. Others: Lakeland 95 Linfield 81 Monmouth 92, Albuquerque 81 New Haven 74. Carson-Newman 68 Indiana Central 67 Athens 88 Pittsburg State 79 Ill Wesleyan 86 Dickinson State 76.
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Undefeated Kansas basketball teams enter state tourney
Three unbeaten squads Lyons Dwight and Gove enter the Kansas high school basketball state tournaments as experts say only one of six chances will yield a title. Past three years show few undefeated champs with Wyandotte and Durham previous perfect runs.
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Owens High On Jays' Momentum and Balance
Kansas coach Ted Owens says his 22-3 Jayhawks are playing their best basketball as they enter the Midwest Regional at Texas Tech. A revamped lineup has boosted scoring to 83.7 ppg in seven games, with eight depth players contributing and a tough press defense as they square off with SMU for a spot in the NCAA final rounds.
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Sterling Coach Takes Juco Job
Reuben Berry, current Sterling College coach, will become head football and track coach at Fort Scott Community Junior College in Fort Scott Kansas succeeding Howard Mahanes. Announcement made Tuesday states Berry assumes duties immediately.
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Kentucky Wildcats Earn No 1 In Final 1965-66 AP Top 10
Kentucky repeats atop the final Associated Press college basketball poll for 1965 66 with 39 of 48 votes. Duke moves to second as Texas Western drops to third after late-season losses. St Joseph s Pa climbs to fifth and Cincinnati rises to seventh while Loyola Chicago falls to sixth.
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