ECKL All Stars First and Second Teams Named
The ECKL All Stars reveal the FIRST TEAM Rex Foltz Central Heights Jr Mike Smith Uniontown Sr Danny Leisure Pleasanton Nolen Cox Mound City Sr John Sutherland Prescott Sr SECOND TEAM J T Rhynerson LaCyene Sr Andy Evans Moran Jr Rick Bowman Central Heights Sr Charles Krull Mound City Sr Danny Houchin Moran Sr HONORABLE MENTION Craig Brown Central Heights Kenny Culbertson Uniontown Richard Whitsitt Uniontown Bruce Peck Pleasanton Ron Wolden Pleasanton Connie King Prescott Larry Hays Blue Mound John Kennedy Blue Mound Leon Morrow Blue Mound Jerry Cooper Moran Danny Fairchild Mound City
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Rex Foltz
Central Heights
Mike Smith
Uniontown
Danny Leisure
Pleasanton
Nolen Cox
Mound City
John Sutherland
Prescott
J. T. Rhynerson
LaCyene
Andy Evans
Moran
Rick Bowman
Charles Krull
Danny Houchin
Craig Brown
Kenny Culbertson
Richard Whitsitt
Bruce Peck
Ron Wolden
Connie King
Larry Hays
Blue Mound
John Kennedy
Leon Morrow
Jerry Cooper
Danny Fairchild
Tri-Valley All Stars Named in Honors List
The Tri-Valley all star roster includes Lynn Seyfert Humboldt Jr and Dean Barr Garnett Sr sharing Most Valuable Player honors with rich detail of players from Humboldt Garnett Cherryvale Eureka Yates Center and Burlington.
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Lynn Seyfert
Humboldt, Jr
Bob Clements
Richard Mellon
Fredonia
Soph
Dean Barr
Garnett, Sr
Dale Hermreck
Garnett
Palmer predicts signed seats as crowds grow at Citrus Open
Arnold Palmer says future golf crowds will be so large that venues may use signed seats. He envisions courses designed for viewing multiple holes from near the clubhouse, with players routing differently. Palmer leads contenders at the Citrus Open alongside Boros Nicklaus and Gary Player.
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Orlando
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Puerto Rico
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
U.S
Hockey Scores From Associated Press Report
Wednesday hockey results include Toronto 3 tied St Louis 3. Boston 2 edged New York 1. Detroit 4 beat Oakland 2. Chicago 4 defeated Pittsburgh 3. Philadelphia 4 beat Minnesota 2. Today New York visits Montreal and Los Angeles plays Philadelphia in Quebec. Friday Oakland hosts St Louis.
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Associated Press
Toronto
St. Louis
de Boston
New York
Detroit
Oakland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Montreal
Los Angeles
Quebec
Two Cyclones All EKL Turner Juniors Top List
Ottawa High players Don Stevens and Doug Underwood highlight the 1967 68 East Kansas League All Star basketball team chosen by EKL coaches. Turner leads with three selections as the league champion, Bonner Springs and Ottawa place two each, and Argentine Rose dale and Olathe each claim one. Brotherson tops scoring with 194 points, Stevens close behind with 192.
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Cyclones
Turner
Don Stevens
Doug Underwood
Ottawa High
EKL
Bonner Springs
Ottawa
ERL
Rosedale
Olathe
Mark Mathey
Buddy Martin
Allen Swartz
Wade Brotherson
Bonner
Braves
Jack Mellett
Dale
Gel
Ray Lucas
Underwood
Swartz
Mellett
Brotherson
Stevens
Mathey
Bonner Wieneke
Shorten
Martin
Turner Moore
Heffley
Anderson
Bobbi
Duke Blue Devils Open NIT Bid With Oklahoma City
Duke the 10th ranked team meets Oklahoma City in the NIT opener as Marshall faces St Peter's in the first game. Duke ET 21-5 returns Mike Lewis, while Oklahoma City relies on Rich Travis. Marshall and St Peter's seek improvement after last year.
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NEW York
Duke Blue Devils
Blue Devils
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Marshall
St. Peter’s
New Jersey
Southern Illinois
Duke
Mike Lewis
Rich Travis
NAIA Quarterfinals Set After Upsets In Basketball Tournament
Oshkosh State, Eastern Michigan, and Central State of Ohio advanced to the NAIA quarterfinals as upsets continued. Central State meets Central Washington. Westminster faces Eastern Michigan. Oshkosh beat Eastern Montana 82 75 with 26 points from Bill Schwartz. Eastern Michigan downed Hanover 94 81 behind Harold Simons 22 and Harvey Marratt 21. Central Washington topped Alcorn A&M 85 70. Westminster edged Monmouth 70 69 on a buzzer beater by Bill Samuels. Drury upset Northeastern Oklahoma State 85 69, led by Wade Chase 18, after earlier defeating Union Ky. in the first round. Second-round results: Fairmont State 97 72 New Haven, East Mich 94 81 Hanover Ind, Dickinson St 70 68 St Cloud St, Cent Wash 85 70 Alcorn A&M, Central Ohio St 60 53 Valdosta St, Drury 85 69 NE Okla St, Oshkosh St 82 75 East Mont.
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W. Va
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Eastern Michigan
Hanover
Central Washington
Alcorn A&m
Kansas City
Hinters
Oshkosh
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State
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Springfield
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Bill Schwartz
Eastern Montana
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N.C
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Tex
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Harvey Marratt
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Lorman
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Buzz Ridl
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Reins
Henry Moore
Bill Samuels
Nets
Dave Robinson
Pasadena
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Conn
Valdosta
Northeastern
Oklahoma State
Wade Chase
Union
Virgie Fredrick
Gall
Steve Hutchinson
Roland Shultz
Charles Paulk
Richard Dumas
Paulk
Dumas
Bill Harding
Virgle
Gail Fredrick
Kansas Jayhawks ride late run into NIT with revamped lineup
Kansas coach Ted Owens hails a three game surge as the Jayhawks eye the NIT in New York. The team, led by Jo Jo White and a new starting five, defeated Oklahoma State 70-58, Oklahoma 85-80 in OT, and Town State 91-58, shooting well and sharpening a pressing defense. White plans Olympic Trials participation. Casey compares KU to Duke as scouts note size and style.
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Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
New York
Ted Owens
Allen
Temple
Harry Litwack
Owens
Bruce Sloan
Rodger Bohnenstiehl
Dave Nash
Phil Harmon
Fabulous
Jo Jo White
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Norman
Harmon
Jayshawks
Town State
Richard Bradshaw
Vernon Vanoy
Greg Douglas
Don Casey
Duke
Casey
White
U.S
Pro Basketball Scores and Schedule Update
NBA results show Cincinnati 142 Seattle 123 and New York 130 Philadelphia 120. Other games list Chicago 100 Baltimore 96 Boston 144 San Diego 118 Los Angeles 142 San Francisco 106. ABA results include New Jersey 96 Denver 87 and Indiana 116 Minnesota 106. Tonight St Louis visits Cincinnati Cleveland hosts Detroit and San Francisco hosts Los Angeles while Baltimore plays Philadelphia and Seattle plays Chicago.
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New York
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Phia
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Boston
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Los Angeles
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Cleveland
Detroit
San Francisco
Philadelphia
ABA
New Jersey
Denver
Indiana
Minnesota
New Orleans
Dallas
Anaheim
Oakland
Houston
Kentucky
History boosts hopes of K-State and TCU
Wichita Kansas AP notes hype around a Midwest Regional opener featuring unranked Kansas State and Texas Christian facing giants Houston Louisville. It recalls past upsets by K-State and SMU, details front lines, coaching plans, and star players Elvin Hayes and Wes Unseld, plus Houston’s proven talent and accolades.
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Wichita
Kan
Houston
Elvin Hayes
Louisville
Westley
Texas Christian
Kansas State
Southern Methodist
Kansas
K-State
Wildcats
Tex Winter
TCU
Mickey McCarty
James
TV Setup Lets Officials Watch Races From All Angles
Miami AP report describes a compact TV network installed at Florida tracks this season. Eight cameras and four video tape machines feed about 90 monitors, showing post parade, pre race odds, and live running views plus overlays of horse numbers. Stewards gain four televised perspectives and early replays before riders weigh out.
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Florida
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