Eight Win Cyclone Letters Three On All EKL Teams
Ottawa High coach H K Stevens announced 1963 lettermen: five seniors, two juniors, one sophomore plus two managers. Seniors Dunn Morton Park Ferguson. juniors Davidson Lewis. sophomore Mendell plus managers Addock Wiggins. EKL coaches named Morton and Dunn to first team. Mendell to second team as standout sophomore. LaHue Mation and Pankey highlighted in all star selections.
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Ottawa High
H. K. Stevens
Stevens
Roy Dunn
Rick Winchester
Harry Morton
Ben Park
Roger Ferguson
Eddie Davidson
Jim Lewis
Ronnie Mendell
Roger Addock
Wayne Wiggins
Ottawa
Morton
Reds
Dunn
Mendell
Phil LaHue
Rosedale
Wildcats
Richard Mation
Mustangs
Turner
Don Pankey
Ottawans
Pankey
Cyclones
Jim Doyle
Wayne McDonald
Clayton McGee
Bonner Springs
Jim Tinsley
Cyclone
Herald
Idaho Coaches Resign As They Move To Nebraska And Personal Reasons
Idaho basketball sees both major colleges tally resignations. Joe Cipriano leaves Idaho at Moscow after a 20-6 season to take Nebraska’s head coach job. John Evans of Idaho State at Pocatello cites purely personal reasons for his departure. Idaho State finished 9-16, marking its worst year since 1950.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Idaho
University of Nebraska
Joe Cipriano
University of Idaho At
Cipriano
Idaho State
College Basketball Tournament Scores and Results
NIT quarter finals saw Providence beat Miami 106 96 in Miami Florida Marquette defeated St Louis 84 49 in Philadelphia Chipola won 76 67 over Muskegon Wilmington BFMC beat Broome Tech 83 79 Independence Kan 60 over Murray State Okla 52 Moberly Mo 75 over South Texas Houston 61 Phoenix Ariz 83 over Southern Union Ala 70 Burlington Iowa 75 over Wilson Chicago 71
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Fla
Marquette
St. Louis
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Muskegon
Mich
Wilmington Bfmc
Broome Tech
N.Y
Independence
Kan
Murray State
Okla
Moberly
South Texas
Houston
Phoenix
Ariz
Southern Union
Ala
Burlington
Iowa
Wilson
Chicago
Liston Must Return For Medical Examination
Miami Beach boxing officials order heavyweight champion Sonny Liston back from Chicago for an official exam to determine if he is unable to fight Floyd Patterson. Liston’s adviser protested as the Miami physician said no conclusive knee tear evidence exists. The April 10 bout had been postponed from April 4 amid ongoing injury questions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Sonny Liston
Chicago
Floyd Patterson
Miami Beach Boxing Commission
Liston
Miami
Duke Baird
Jack Nilon
Nilon
Patterson
Baird
Bowling Roundup: Aces A. Dodd and Al Knoeppel lead wins
A No 1 shooting pair A Dodd and Al Knoeppel rolled strong scores at the Ottawa Bowl to lift their teams in the Industrial League. Dodd posted 623 for Bennett Creamery in a 40 win over Ottawa Times, Knoeppel 602 for Peoples National Bank in a 3-1 win over Wilson Cleaners, and Presto Food Products surged to 2709 as they swept Nitcher Floor Service 4-0. In Royal T League, Al Beets Ramblers beat L&B Oilers 3-1 as D Cordle and Beets posted 213 lines. Beets leads the Royal T with 33-4-14%. Women’s action saw Sally Simmons top the ledger with 505 for Shinn & Haley in Tuesday Night Ladies League at Ottawa Bowl.
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Dodd
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Ottawa Times
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Ramblers
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L&b Oilers
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Beets
Duke Cheney
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Royal T
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Trout
Sally Simmons
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Eagles
Sally
Pat White
Industrial League
Fuerbee Night Ladies
KOF
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P. Jackson
L. Blackstone
D. Nitcher
J. Willhite
H. Denniston
J. Clark
B. Adams
M. Reno Seba
5. Simmons
M. Baill
Nitcher Flour
O B. Brill
G. Lancaster
P. Todd
J. Lancaster
L. Casteel
G. Davis
M. Hopkins Ae
G. Nitcher
Veer Ees
H. Figgins
E. Keller Peoples National Bank
Arnolds Jewelry
A. G . Weee
H. Liegerot
R. Davis Teers
M. Cayot
R. Page
A. Knoeppel
V. Ferguson
M. Moore
R. Lichtenberger
Marquette and Providence Reach NIT Semifinals
Ed Hickey lauds Marquette after an 84 49 win over St Louis as Providence with Joe Mullaney rallies past Miami of Florida 106 96 to set up a semifinal meeting at Madison Square Garden. Hickey cites a feud with St Louis coach John Benington but avoids dwelling on it.
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Marquette
Ed Hickey
Warrior
Providence
Joe Mullaney
Friars
St. Louis
Miami
Florida
Madison Square Garden
Canisius
Villanova
Hickey
John Benington
Billikens
Groza Honored After Basketball Comeback at Bellarmine
Alex Groza, 36, named coach of the year in the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, returns to prominence with Bellarmine after a 10 year penalty for conspiring to shave points. He led Bellarmine to a 20-7 season and an NCAA regional appearance.
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Louisville
Alex Groza
Bellarmine College
Groza
Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
University of Kentucky
Bellarmine
Kentucky
New York
Exhibition Baseball Results From Tuesday
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results across leagues. Detroit defeated Los Angeles 8 to 3, Chicago tied San Francisco 3 to 2, Cleveland clobbered Houston 13 to 3, Los Angeles edged Boston 5 to 1, Baltimore beat Chicago 4 to 3, Kansas City won 9 to 5 against New York, Cincinnati 5 Minnesota 4, Milwaukee 7 over Pittsburgh 6, and St. Louis 7 to 3 over New York.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Cleveland
Houston
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
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Orioles
New York Yankees
Yanks
John Edwards
Orlando
Norm Larker
Braves
Fort Myers
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles Angels
Palm Springs
Calif
Chicago Cubs
Mesa
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St. Petersburg
Cub
Dick Ellworth
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
Mets
Herald Reader News Tip Prize Details
The Herald offers a weekly bounty of five dollars for the best news tip provided by a reader. Tips must be timely and verifiable, with tips reviewed by the editorial staff before publication.
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Orioles Open 10th Straight Win As Aparicio Sparks Charge
Orioles stay undefeated in exhibition play with a 4-3 victory over the White Sox in Sarasota sparked by a triple from Luis Aparicio. Yankees slump to 3-8. Detroit’s Hank Aguirre earns five straight wins with 8-3 defeat of the Dodgers. Cubs and Cardinals also win in spring action across Arizona and Florida venues.
Syracuse Triumphs 123 120 In Eastern Semifinal Opener
Syracuse defeats Cincinnati 123 to 120 to take a 1 0 lead in the best of five series. Detroit travels to St Louis for the Western Division semifinal opener while Syracuse hosts Cincinnati on Thursday in the other matchup.
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Syracuse
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Louis
Carr Breaks 220 Yard Dash Record at ASU
Lanky Henry Carr of Arizona State University shattered the 220 yard dash mark in 20.4 seconds at Goodwin Stadium, beating teammates and rivals by about 10 yards. Coach Lenon Castillo noted no wind aided the run and the track distance would be checked Wednesday for accuracy.
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Tempe
Ariz
Henry Carr
Arizona State University
Carr
Goodwin Stadium
Stone Johnson
Grambling
Ray Norton
Santa Clara Valley
Calif
Youth Village
Paul Drayton
Villanova
Beavers Ahead of Big Three in NCAA Semifinal Talk
Coach Forrest Twogood of Southern California praises Oregon State as a strong team ready for the NCAA semifinals in Louisville. He spotlights Mel Counts Terry Baker Steve Pauly and sophomores Kraus Peters Jarvis, noting Oregon State’s 22-7 record after beating Arizona State 83-65 to reach the finals. The Beavers meet Cincinnati after Duke plays Loyola, in the Friday doubleheader at Freedom Hall.
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Don Weiss
Louisville
Forrest Twogood
Southern California
Beavers
Oregon State
Cincinnati
Duke
Chicago
Loyola
Twogood
Derbytown
Freedom Hall
Mel Counts
Terry Baker
Steve Pauly
Jim Kraus
Frank Peters
Jim Jarvis
Arizona State
Provo
Utah
Associated Press
Ottawa
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