Wichita St shocks Villanova in Quaker City tourney finals
Wichita, ranked No. 2, defeated Villanova 86-74 in Philadelphia to advance to the title game against St. Joseph's. Dave Stallworth scored 29 points, while Bill Bradley poured in 36 for Princeton in a Holiday Festival win over Syracuse. Michigan's Russell erupted for 36 as Minnesota and UCLA dominated, with Goodrich guiding UCLA's 21 points. Indiana topped St. Louis 98-68 as McGlockin had 29 for IU, and St. John's beat La Salle 78-71.
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Bill Bradley
Cazzie Russell
Lou Hudson
Gail Goodrich
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Quaker City
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's
St. Joe
Illinois
Cliff Anderson
Bradley
Princeton
Syracuse
Tigers
Michigan
New York
Manhattan
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Wolverine
Honeys
St. John’s
St. John's
N.Y
LaSalle
Sonny Dove
Cincinnati
Temple
Hudson
Minnesota
Washington
UCLA
Arizona
Goodrich
Bruins
Chris Pervali
Dennis Pauling
Iowa
Southern California
Utah
Michigan State
George Fisher
Granville Lash
Indiana
St. Louis
McGlockin
Wedding Guests From Grinnell And Baltimore Visit Washington
Ten years ago today, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Duke of Grinnell and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Kissane of Baltimore, Md., were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Griffith of Washington.
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Lester Duke
Grinnell
James Kissane
Baltimore
A. L. Griffith
Washington
Michigan Holds Top Spot In UPI Basketball Ratings
United Press International releases college basketball ratings through Saturday December 26 with Michigan leading at 6-1 and 335 points. Wichita State second, Minnesota third, San Francisco fourth, UCLA fifth, Indiana seventh, Duke eighth, Illinois ninth, St. Louis tenth, Davidson eleventh. St. Joseph's, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Tennessee, Utah, Kansas, Brigham Young, Kansas State, New Mexico, Seattle and Kentucky also noted with varying points.
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UPI
United Press International
Michigan
Wichita
Minnesota
San Francisco
UCLA
Indiana
Duke
Illinois
St. Louis
Davidson
St. Joseph's
Vanderbilt
Villanova
Tennessee
Utah
Kansas
Brigham Young
Kansas State
New Mexico
Seattle
Kentucky
Schmitt Named Colorado Coach of the Year
Richard Schmitt, former Washington resident, is Colorado Coach of the Year after Julesburg High School won the Class A state title last year and the AA crown this year. His team has a 27 game winning streak and a 34–8 record since moving to Colorado after coaching at Oskaloosa. Tom Hancock of Lakewood High School earned AAA title honors in Colorado this Fall.
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Richard Schmitt
Washington
Colorado
Schmitt
Julesburg
Tom Hancock
Lakewood
Washington High School
Oskaloosa
Krause runner-up for NFL Rookie of the Year honors
Former Iowa halfback Paul Krause now a Washington Redskins safety was named runner-up to NFL Rookie of the Year by UPI. Charley Taylor of the Redskins won with 17 of 42 votes. Krause totaled 12 interceptions and posted strong college numbers at Iowa including 6 touchdowns and 442 receiving yards.
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New York
UPI
University of Iowa
Paul Krause
Washington Redskins
National Football League
United Press International
Charley Taylor
Taylor
Krause
Junior bowling results and high scores report
Saturday results show Berk's, Marcia's, Johnson's, and others with three wins and Ted's blank. Team series led by Marcia's 1588 and Johnson's 1526. team games Marcia's 596 and Johnson's 567. Individual the top series by Sandy Johnson 580, Sally Owen 472. top game Sandy Johnson 254 and 182.
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Berk
Marcia’s
Melody
Johnson
Ross
Sportshop
Ted
Marcia's
Sandy Johnson
Sally Owen
Mixed Bowling Team Series at Head Pins 1872
R and L headline the 1963 event with series totals 671 and 670. Individual highlights include C Humphreys 564, S Burlingame 500. high game by E Rae 205 and S Burlingame 184.
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C. Humphreys
S. Burlingame
E. Rae
Bowling League Standings and Scores Highlight Strong Showings
Zieglowsky and Freshwaters led the day with 43 and 43 points respectively as teams competed. In Monday results Zieglowsky netted 2 and Freshwaters 2 in games, with Reif taking 3 and Wilson 1, while Hy-Vee and Fareway posted solid totals. Freshwaters starred in team series with 2551 and the team game 873. individual honors went to C Zieglowsky with a 562 series and Walt Sojka with a 230 game.
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Walt Sojka
C. Zieglowsky
Rotarians hear about changes in Washington schools
The Rotary Club heard a detailed talk on recent and planned changes in Washington public schools. Topics included new junior and senior high courses in foreign languages and mathematics, business machines, industrial arts, expanded science and chemistry teaching, library expansions, and rising use of television in classrooms.
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Washington Public
Rotary Club
Hutchcroft
Washington
Stan Kiesevy
Lillian Hole Honored as Outstanding WAC at Fort Riley
Lillian Hole daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Marvin Hole of West Chester has been chosen by Fort Riley officers and senior non commissioned officers as the outstanding WAC for December through February Capt Ethel L Rogers notes her military appearance behavior job performance and courteous manners She received a gold identification bracelet a three day pass and was excused from all company duties for thirty days
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Lillian Hole
Willard Marvin Hole
West Chester
Fort Riley
Kansas
Miss Hole
Stalder Family Hosts Rhonda Kay Birthday Supper
Mr and Mrs Ronald Stalder hosted a birthday supper Saturday night for their daughter Rhonda Kays second birthday. Guests included Mrs Gladys Wulf and Janet Mr and Mrs Ray Stalder Bobby Stalder Darlene Arnold Mr and Mrs Richard Stalder Connie JoAnn and Mark Allen and Mr and Mrs Alton Clark. Cake and ice cream followed the birthday meal and Rhonda opened her gifts.
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Ronald Stalder
Rhonda Kay
Gladys Wulf
Janet
Ray Stalder
Bobby Stalder
Darlene Arnold
Richard Stalder
Connie JoAnn
Mark Allen
Alton Clark
Rhonda
Parents Must Remember Importance of Fitness for Kids
David Nydick argues that child fitness must be prioritized alongside academics and social growth. He urges schools to implement formal programs and parents to create daily, weather-aware activity at home, emphasizing habits, diet, hygiene, rest, and regular medical checks to boost overall development.
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UPI
United States
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Suzanne Pleshette
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National Safety Council
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