Ottawa junior varsity football ends season with 4 3.2 record
The Ottawa Reds JV finished 1963 with a 4 3.2 record, beating Carbondale 26.6 Scranton 34.6 Olathe 20 0 and edging Argentine 17 6 while losing to Lawrence 40 0 Bonner Springs 19 14 and Immaculata 13 12. Coach Wallace and Brill praised defense and player development including Joe Maloney Ronnie Boyer Rick Bien and Tom Hickman.
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Ottawa
Twisters
Carbondale
Scranton
Olathe
Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Immaculata
Rosedale
Turner
Reds
Harold Wallace
Dennis Morelet
Ronnie Boyer
Jerry Turley
Rick Bien
Sive
Ted Brill
Wallace
Joe Maloney
Brill
Bien
Tom Hickman
Dudley Calder
Reggie
Silvey
Mike Shepard
Morris Bennett
Jack Shepard
Ronnie Boy Yer
Pat’ -Woodwilk
Eddie Sheldon
Dennis Cook
Steve Wiard
Athletics Pay High Price For Colavito
Kansas City Athletics traded Rocky Colavito to Detroit for talent, sending Jerry Lumpe and pitchers Dave Wickersham and Ed Rakow plus Bob Anderson and cash. Finley promised a 325-foot left field fence move to boost Colavito, who averaged 33.5 homers in eight seasons and 100 RBIs per year. Colavito expected to help the A’s, who aimed for power to challenge the Yankees.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Atheletics
Detroit
Rocky ‘Colavito
Charles ‘Finley
Colavito
Temple
A’s
Jerry Lumpe
Dave Wickersham
Ed Rakow
Bob Anderson
Finley
Minneapolis
Ed Lopat
Anderson
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Lumpe
RBI
Heshad
Wickersham
Rakow
Bowling Scores From Saturday Night League Standings
Bowling results list multiple teams with high scores and bowlers across leagues including OWLS KINGS and TIMBER TUMBLERS. Notable top marks include Dodd 187.513, Cromwell 159.408, Ferguson 518, and Davenport 198.482 with various high games and totals for Saturday night sessions.
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Dodd
Cromwell
Local Ledger of High Scores From Service Firms
Results show numbered high scores for multiple firms including FIRST NATIONAL BANK with 10.30 by Shisler at 246.624 and HUBBARD LUMBER with 10.30 by Davis at 201.538. Other entries include MOBILE HOMES SERVICE, HELEN AND BILLS CAFE, MC CRACKEN ELECTRIC, and MCFAIDEN with various 10.30 or 10.0 marks and corresponding identifiers.
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First National Bank
Shisler
McFaDden
F. No
AiNsworth
Hubbard Lumber
Davis
Helen and Bills Cafe
Heckman
Schultz
MC Cracken Electric
Taylor
Wichita May Get Bowl Bid
Orlando AP reports seven teams compete for the Tangerine Bowl to be played December 28. Selection committee chairman Jack Morgan said Wichita State University along with Western Kentucky Delaware South Dakota State Massachusetts Ohio University and the Coast Guard Academy are under consideration.
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Orlando, Fla
Tangerine
Jack Morgan
Western Kentucky
Delaware
South Dakota State
Massachusetts
Wichita
Ohio University
The
Coast Guard Academy
NBA Scores National Basketball Association Standings and Results
Eastern Division leaders include Boston, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and New York with win totals. Saturday results feature New York 122 over Cincinnati 114 and St. Louis 115 to Baltimore 112. Western Division shows St. Louis leading, with Los Angeles, San Francisco, Detroit, and Baltimore in pursuit. Sunday scores include Cincinnati 110 over Baltimore 109 and San Francisco 120 over Detroit 96. Upcoming games list Detroit at Cincinnati, New York at Boston, and St. Louis at San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Boston
Cinnati
Detroit
Cincinnati
Baltimore
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
New York
Chargers Power AFL Offense Leads in League Stats
NEW YORK AP The streaking San Diego Chargers and the Boston Patriots led AFL team statistics with the Chargers on offense and the Patriots on defense. Boston allowed 24 points to Kansas City in a tie game while Buffalo edged closer in season totals after outgaining San Diego despite a 23 13 defeat. San Diego’s offense averages 376.4 yards per game versus Buffalo’s 362.6.
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NEW York
San Diego Chargers
Boston Patriots
Chargers
Boston
Kansas City
Buffalo
San Diego
Sooners and Nebraska Clash for Big Eight Title Honors
Nebraska and Oklahoma enter the Lincoln showdown tied for top in rushing and total defense as well as scoring and ball control. Nebraska leads in total offense with 357.8 run pass yards per game while Oklahoma top in pass defense and Kansas State ranks highly in several categories. The Tigers stand out in scoring defense at 8.8 points per game.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Sooners
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Missouri
Tigers
Jayhawks
Iowa State
West Says He Is Improving In Nba Confidence Rise
West reports progress as NBA season resumes with 28.5 point average through 16 games trailing Wilt Chamberlain 32.1 ppg. Chamberlain leads in field goal percentage and rebounds while Russell tops rebounding per game. Lakers and Warriors hold top defense as teams push for standings in June effforts.
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Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Russell
All America District 5 picks boost trio of ends
Associated Press District 5 All America selections praise three ends Jack Jacobson Oklahoma State George Seals Missouri and Mike Shinn Kansas for defensive play. Eddie McQuarters Oklahoma Ralph Neely Oklahoma Brian Schweda Kansas Dave Gill Missouri and Max Martin Kansas State guard receive high marks. Seals Jacobson and Shinn starred on defense with Sears pivotal in Arkansas and Kansas games.
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Jim van -Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas City
Jack Jacobson
Oklahoma State
George Seals
Missouri
Mike Shinn
Kansas
All America Board
Eddie Mc.Quarters
Oklahoma
Ralph Neely
Brian Schweda
Dave Gill
Jacobson
Cowboys
Phil Cutchin
Nebraska
Shinn
Schweda
McQuarters
Gary Lane
Martin
Iowa State
K. State
Eddie Crowder
Colorado
Neely
Lane
Navy Coach Praises Staubach In All Time Remark
Navy coach Wayne Hardin lauds Roger Staubach as outstanding, likening him to Wyatt Earp and naming him the finest he has seen. He compares Staubach to Johnny Unitas and Y. A. Tittle, cites a remarkable 45 yard run, and praises his all around game while preparing for Army.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Roger Staubach
Wyatt Earp
Roger
Wayne Hardin
Navy
New York Football Writers’ Association
Hardin
Staubach
Johnny Unitas
Y. A. Tittle
Army
Philadelphia
Duke
Cincinnati
Pettit Leads Hawks to First-Place Win in West
Bob Pettit scored 33 points to lift the Hawks to a 117 112 victory over Los Angeles and seize undisputed Western Division leadership. The win followed an 115 112OT win over Baltimore. Pettit moved to 18015 career points, second to Dolph Schayes. Elgin Baylor led Lakers with 30. No games tonight.
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St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Hawks
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Lakeers
Baltimore
Pacific Coast
Pettit
Dolph Schayes
Philadelphia 76Ers
San Francisco
Detroit
Cincinnati
New York
Lakers
Elgin Baylor
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