Jewell Wins To Enter Semi Finals
William Jewell, unseeded, advances to the NAIA Tournament semifinals as Southwest Texas State, Westminster of Pennsylvania, and Tennessee A&I State join the field. Tennessee State beat Wofford 75-60 for its 18th straight NAIA win. details include Westminster delaying games, and Jewell overcoming New Mexico Highlands 67-62 with late free throws.
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Grambling
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Tigers
Gene Alexander
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Quail Recovery Hopes Tied to Weather and February Feeding
Lawrence Kansas. Dr E Raymond Hall of the State Biological Survey and University of Kansas zoology professor says quail prospects for next fall hinge on spring weather. A mild spring and summer could boost nests to 10 to 15 young per pair, aiding recovery after a severe winter. He notes regular winter feeding with brush shelters and bare ground helps survival and urges accessible grain and grit.
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State Biological Survey
University of Kansas
Ten Named To Get Letters At Ottawa U
Ten players are approved for first varsity letters at Ottawa University under Coach Bill Frear. Freshmen Tom Kinder Dean Erwin and Larry Chilcoat sophomores Ed Hampton and Mike Brown and juniors Al Lewis and Don Morris receive first letters. Also named were Sherm Price Dave Owen John McAninch. Price and Owen have prior letters. Ottawa Braves posted a 12 6 conference mark 13 10 overall, with Owen leading scoring at 18.5 per game and team totals of 1 566 points.
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Friend Shines In Four Inning Session At Pirates Camp
Bob Friend, 29, pitched four innings in a Fort Myers spring game, facing at least 12 batters and fanning four. He praised his fastball and breaking stuff as he offered optimism for a rebound season after an 8-19 record.
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IHF LEAGUE Bowling Scores Summary
IHF LEAGUE bowling scores list top performers and totals. Jone high game 236, Heckman 236, Litwin 211, Mudrick 554 series, Medien 216, Wolgast 215, Hird 238, Cordle 195, Dyche 172, Mengerhausen 183.
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OHS Seniors Edge Faculty In High School Tilt
Ottawa High seniors defeated the faculty 52 to 47 as Fred Gollier led seniors with 17 points and Don Kornhaus topped the faculty with 21. Faculty faded in the third quarter while the seniors widened the gap in the fourth, with regional tournament notes noting Wyandotte, Wichita North, and Wichita East advancing in the Class AA event and other nearby games from Wichita.
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Bolen Leads Quenemo To Tourney Semifinal
In Dodge City Dennis Bolen scored 38 points to lift Quenemo past Selden 74 to 63. Dale Bolen added 16 as Quenemo built a late second half run to seal a semifinal berth and set up a 9 p.m. showdown with Mullinville.
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Griffith Rated 9-5 Favorite Over Moyer in NBC Fight
New York AP Emile Griffith, pro just under two years, is a 9-5 favorite over Denny Moyer in a 10 round NBC feature at Madison Square Garden tonight. Moyer, 20, has a 24-1 record with seven knockouts and hails from Portland Oregon. Griffith, 16-1 with six knockouts, has one loss to middleweight Randy Sandy in his 21 months pro career.
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Rookies Named Starters For KC
Kansas favored in tilt with Texas as Cincinnati, led by Oscar Robertson, seeks NCAA glory. Kansas beat Kansas State 84-82 in OT to reach Midwest regional, while DePaul faces Cincinnati in the other semifinal.
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Blasingame and McCovey on Bases After Wild Baseball Play
In a San Francisco vs Chicago game, Blasingame bunts to Hobbie, who throws to first. The ball sails past Tony Taylor, hits coach Wes Wentrum, and caroms along the right field line as Blasingame and McCovey advance. Cub fielder Moryn retrieves and tags Blasingame at home.
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New Yorkers Fight Capital Punishment
A group of New York State legislators push again to abolish capital punishment in the state. The Assembly voted down a measure to require judges to follow a jury’s leniency recommendation in felony murder cases, signaling little chance of change.
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Pascual Stays In Form With Winter Pitching Regimen
Washington Senators star Camilo Pascual, after a winter of Cuban and Caribbean play and a two week rest, returns to training. He notes 12 month pitching keeps his arm in shape, while highlighting a season with 17 wins, 17 complete games, and six shutouts. He credits learning to pace himself and his curve for his sustained workload.
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