Ottawa Reds end season with three EK trophies
Ottawa coach H. K. Stevens guided the Reds to a 15-6 season, winning the EK tournament and league title, plus third at the Shawnee Mission North regionals. Morton and Dunn led scoring with 16.9 and 12.7 ppg, while Mendell set a school sophomore scoring mark at 229. Jim Lewis, Eddie Davidson, and Ronnie Mendell emerged as key returnees for 1984.
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Resignation starts guessing on Notre Dame coaching
Notre Dame head coach Joe Kuharich resigns to take NFL officials job. Freshman coach Hugh Devore named interim for 1963. Rumors pin potential successors on Michigan's Daugherty, with speculation cooling as the season approaches. Devore emphasizes no move toward the main job.
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Kansas Missouri showdown in NAIA basketball
Rockhurst and Fort Hays State meet in a quarterfinal NAIA clash, seen as an unofficial state playoff after Rockhurst beat Alliance 64-53 and Fort Hays upset Augsburg 82-71. Fort Hays and Rockhurst have not met this season. Grambling leads their side after a 56-45 win over Athens State as Carson-Newman advances to face Grambling.
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Fight To Keep Maroons Out Of NCAA Tournament
In Mississippi a court injunction sought by segregation foes temporarily bans Mississippi State University from NCAA Tournament play. The school disputes receipt of notice while planning the trip to East Lansing for a Loyola of Chicago game. A State College Board source hints another court action may lift the ban and allow participation. The board oversees Mississippi higher education.
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Pro Basketball Wednesday's Results Summary
Boston beat Chicago 121 to 108 while Cincinnati defeated Syracuse 128 to 114 Detroit won 112 to 89 over New York and St Louis toppled Los Angeles 112 to 98. Today's card lists St Louis at San Francisco with Friday games Chicago at New York and St Louis versus San Francisco at Oakland.
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Duren Traded From Angels to Phillies in NL Move
Mesa Arizona AP Ryne Duren, 34, often wild with a blazing fastball, moves from the American to the National League as the Angels sell him to the Philadelphia Phillies for just over the 20 000 waiver price. Manager Bill Rigney calls it a tough decision praising Duren's ability and spirit despite last season’s 2-9 record and 4.44 ERA.
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No Glory In Clay's Victory
NEW YORK AP Cassius Clay wins a 10 round decision over Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden but fails to impress with knockouts or dominance. Clay rallies late for a unanimous verdict amid boos, signaling no immediate title clash with Liston. Separate note lists 19 high school seniors signing with a Big Eight school including Walter Higginbotham Robert Henry Patton and Dave Braswell.
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Gradsters Sign Four Letters to Kansas State
MANHATTAN AP Two backs from Springfield Ohio a tackle from Oklahoma and an end from St Louis have signed letters of intent with Kansas State University.
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Hallmark's Joyce Hall Buys Major Stake in Lawrence Bank
Joyce C Hall president of Hallmark Cards and his son Don Hall purchased 5,745 shares representing 57 percent of the First National Bank of Lawrence from Keystone Corp. Robert H Busler said current management will stay in place with Warren Rhodes remaining president. The Hall family cites growth potential in the Lawrence area.
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Peggy Ann Garner Granted Divorce From Albert Salmi
In Santa Monica California actress Peggy Ann Garner was granted a divorce from actor Albert Salmi. Garner testified the couple’s living preference split between Hollywood and New York caused her distress. They married in 1956 in New York and have no children.
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Ruth Carlson Falls Just Short Of 600 In Bowling Roundup
Ruth Carlson missed the magic 600 by one pin as she posted a 509 series with 200 203 196 for the Peoples National Bank to lead four league fronts. Virginia Hoffman added 520 as Carlson’s team won 4-0 over Moore's Chevrolet, while Wright's Studio gained a point in the standings.
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Gift Horse Wins Buidle Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham
Irish farmer George Spencer, 43, rode one-eyed Winning Fair to victory in the Champion Hurdle Challenge Cup at Cheltenham earning 5,585 pounds. Irish supporters mobbed him after the surprise win, lifting him and taking him to the champagne bar.
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Craft Proud Of Catcher
AP reports Houston Colts manager Harry Craft calls John Bateman the No 1 catcher for the young National League club Bateman, a 20 year old from Eileen Texas, has impressed Craft enough to warrant the first big positional decision Bateman cost the Colts 77 dollars as compared with many wealthy bonus players
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