Lee Fails. Buttons: Kemph Stars Central Eyes New Streak
Lee Volunteers edge Central Catholic Buttons 62 60 at St Marys University ending a 46 game Central Catholic run. Bruce Kemph scored 24 points for Lee with Steve Niles dominant inside and Zane Shu Lanberger adding key baskets. Central Catholic led 30 15 before Lee rallied to seize control late.
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Baseball Near Bargaining Table Over Braves Move
Milwaukee and Wisconsin legal action over the Braves relocation to Atlanta pushes baseball toward talks. Unofficial negotiations are under way as Judge Roller orders an expansion plan and tentative Milwaukee home games in 1966. Commissioner Eckert faces a high-stakes test amid antitrust litigation and a looming April start.
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Kemph Plays Despite Dee’s Orders As Lee Upsets Central Catholic
Bruce Kemph returned from a doctor ordered absence to score 24 points, leading Lee to a 62 60 upset over Central Catholic. Central Catholic shot 70 percent in the first half, but Lee’s strong finish, fueled by Kemph’s nine of 12 field goals in the second half, snapped a 46 game Buttons win streak and boosted Lee’s season.
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Six SMU players suspended for semester over campus fight
Six football players at Southern Methodist University three sophomores and three freshmen received a one semester suspension for taking part in a January 13 campus fight. Fullback Jim Hagle halfback Mike Livingston tackle Walter Weaver and freshmen Bruce Butler Jim Adams and David Morgan were named. The clash involved another group including a Mustang band member after a near car collision. Weaver and Butler were already academically ineligible for 1966 football. Hagle and Livingston retain 1966 eligibility due to fall grades. Butler plans to enroll at East Texas State College and Adams may transfer to another school.
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Par Takes Beating In Lucky Golf Tourney
In San Francisco at Harding Park, par surged with an opening 18 holes led by Beard and Mowry tied at 68 while many top players stayed under par. Palmer, a favorite, opened with a 74 amid a torrid round of scores at the Lucky International.
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