Two OHL Players on All-NEK Teams
Ottawa high seniors Don Morris and Larry Forsythe earned spots on the NEK all star lists. Morris made the first team while Forsythe joined the second unit alongside Doyle Schick Carlton Hamm Lawrence Leland Flachsbarth and Virgil Brady. Brady of Highland Park led the league with 19.44 points per game, with Morris close behind at 19.42. Flachsbarth, Atchison center, stood third at 14.4 and is the only junior on the squad. Forsythe topped the second team with 16.0, and Fred Lambkins of Leavenworth followed at 14.2. Six players were named to the second team due to voting ties.
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Ottawa High
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Leland Flachsbarth
Atchison
Virgil Brady
Highland Park
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Fred Lambkins
Leavenworth
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Leav'worth
Dale Evans
Sluggers Find Range In Early Exhibition Action
Sluggers are finding range on the exhibition circuit with 161 homers in eight games yesterday. National League teams lead the American League 99 to 62 with Giants and Phillies each at 17 homers. Notable blasts come from Dick Stuart, Hank Aaron, Jim Lemon, and Gus Bell among others as teams clash in high totals and extra innings. The note ends with a non-related line about Spanish sherry casks.
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Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh
Lincoln
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Washington
Hank Aaron
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Pirates
White Sox
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Bob Henrich
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Redlegs
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Squad Meet For Braves Saturday
Coach Bill Boucek announces a 2 pm Saturday track and field meet at Cook field featuring Ottawa University’s 65 man squad. The group splits into two squads for a full meet with Dick Schwartz aiming for 150 feet in discus and Marvin Wilson eyeing Lee Casida’s broad jump record, while Bob F Knight targets faster 440 and potential 880 and Dick Maack seeks top sprint year. Competition will be fierce as 65 men vie for travel spots after Willie Gaines’s departure.
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Ottawa University
Cook Field
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Marvin Wilson
Lee Casida
Wilson
Bob F. Knight
Bob
Dick Maack
King Dasher
Kansas
Willie Gaines
College of Emporia
No Anxiety About Pressure Suns Up NCAA Semis
Kansas City reports coach Frank McGuire says North Carolina fears no pressure as it pursues an 80 game win streak in the NCAA semifinal. UNC meets Michigan State while Kansas faces San Francisco in Kansas City with TV talks underway and two sellout nights planned.
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Municipal Auditorium
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Chamberlain
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Woolpert
Rules To Be Discussed At NABC Convention
A panel discussion on basketball's controversial rules will be part of the National Association of Basketball Coaches two day convention opening today. The panel includes Ken Norton Manhattan College Harold Foster Wisconsin Henry Iba Oklahoma A&M and Pete Newell University of California. NABC President Ray Oosting Trinity College Hartford Conn, says no major dispute is anticipated.
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National Assn. of
Ken Norton
Manhattan College
Harold Foster
Wisconsin
Henry Iba
Oklahoma A&m
Pete Newell
University of California
NABC
Ray Oosting
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
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