Army shocks Dons to reach NIT semis at MSG
Army routs San Francisco 80 63 behind Bill Helkie 34 points as the Cadets overcome a tall USF frontline. Villanova edges Boston College 86 85 to join Army NYU and Brigham Young in Thursday's semifinal round at Madison Square Garden.
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Bob Knight
Buckeyes
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USF
Joe Ellis
Irwin Mueller
NYU
Veterans Head Strong OU Track Prospects
Ottawa University readies for 1966 track season with 21 lettermen and strong middle distance depth. Coach Bill Boucek notes depth and youth will boost relays and field events, aiming for ECAC, Denominational and Southwestern Relays success. Standouts include Hughes, Booth, Carter, Scheufler, Adams, Randall, and Benedict, with a schedule featuring KCAC meets and the KCAC at Sterling.
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Manhattan
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Hughes
Julian Quick
Evan Johnson
Ed Mack
Joe McCue
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Dick Booth
Wendell Carpenter
Gene Meeks
Bob Sowa
Jim Carter
Bruce Crofts
Craig Davis
Ottawa High
Allan
Alvin Ratliff
Dave Hale
Richard Swift
Darrel Randall
Carter
Swift
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Gary Hodge
Dave Tuttle
Curtis Langdon
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Randall
Letterman Gerard Benedict
Leoard Scheufler
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Meeks
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Ae de Scheufler
Oh Dmie
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Jesse Randall
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Javeelin
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Roy Dunn
Jim Roth
Letterman
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Hale
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Johnson
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College of Emporia and
Baker
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Emporia
William Jewell
Bowling Scores ROYAL T LANE INDEPENDENTS-3 High 1030-B
The score list details bowlers from Ottawa and area leagues including ROYAL T LANE INDEPENDENTS-3 High 1030-B with top marks by Nelson 194 and Zielsdorf 174. Other high scores include Wenthe 495 and Lamont 180. Columns show team or sponsor names such as OTTAWA SAVINGS and KANSAS STATE BANK with top entries and individual totals.
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Hockey Results From Tuesday and Schedule Update
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results with no games scheduled. Upcoming games include Montreal at Toronto and Boston at New York Detroit at Chicago on Thursday Boston at Detroit is also listed.
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Boston
New York
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Hank's Sinclair Iola win in Ottawa Town Team games
Hank's Sinclair of Ottawa and Iola each surged in the second half to win first round Ottawa Town Team games. Hank's beat Greeley 85 to 74, led by Marty Waller's 31 points, while Iola toppled Effingham 106 to 85 behind Wayne Ryherd's 43 points.
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Larson
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A's Plan 16 Special Dates for 1966 Home Season
Kansas City Athletics announce 16 special events for the 1966 home season at Municipal Stadium. New promotions include Airlines Industry Night May 28 and Union Night June 17, while Farmer's Night Sportsman's Night and Automotive Industry Night return. Promos include five Ladies Days Safety Patrol Day Bat Day Camera Day Scout Day Little League Night Father-Son game and Senior Citizens Day.
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Central High quarterback Hicks signs with Kansas State
Kansas City AP reports Michael Hicks, Central High School quarterback, signed a letter of intent to attend Kansas State University this fall. Hicks led Central to the Interscholastic League football crown last year.
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Michael Hicks
Central High School
Kansas State University
Hicks
Central
Holdouts face no baseball if they refuse to sign
In Fort Lauderdale AP reports holdouts Sandy Koufax Don Drysdale and Jim Maloney cannot play organized baseball until they sign with their former clubs. The reserve clause binds players to a team until released or traded, and the Milwaukee antitrust case hinges on this rule. If negotiations fail the pitchers risk a season without baseball in the United States.
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Fla
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinenati
Jim Maloney
Koufax
Drysdale
Maloney
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Dodger
Buzzie Bavasi
Walter Alston
United States
Reds
Fresno
Baseball Scoreboard Appropriately Mixed Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press scoreboard lists St Louis beating Minnesota 7 5 and Baltimore over Washington 6 5. New York teams split results while Chicago and San Francisco clashed. Other games feature Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia KC Detroit and more with varied outcomes. Multiple spring matchups set for Florida and Arizona venues including Pompano Winter Haven Phoenix and Clearwater.
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Detroit
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California
Cleveland
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Winter Haven
Princeton Recreation Association to organize summer baseball
The Princeton Recreation Association will hold an organizational meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at Princeton City Hall for boys and girls softball and baseball leagues for the coming summer. Interested in starting a boys 15 to 21 league should contact Gene Domnanish at YE7-2340.
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National Tournament Opens With Mixed Results Across Cities
First round play at Hutchinson Kansas featured Baptist Dallas defeating Wilson of Chicago 91 to 83 while Leicester mass fell 81 to 78. Moberly Missouri beat Alpena Michigan 78 to 69 and Tyler Texas edged Casper Wyoming 73 to 71. Hutchinson Kansas defeated Wesley of Dover Delaware 102 to 78, Lebanon Tennessee beat Ferrum Virginia 83 to 68.
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Del
Lebanon
Tenn
Ferrum
Pro Basketball Scores and Road Results
Pro Basketball results show Cincinnati beat New York 125 to 107 while Los Angeles defeated Detroit 135 to 108. St. Louis topped San Francisco 110 to 109 as New York split road trips at Baltimore and Philadelphia and St. Louis played San Francisco on the road.
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Philadelphia
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