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Six THIIEAV6NWORTH TIMES, Wednesday Evening, March 4,1964. All-America Honors To Wichita Cage Ace NEW YORK (API Gary Bradds of Ohio State, Cotton Nash of Kentucky, Walt Hazzard of UCLA, Bill Bradley of Princeton and Dave Stall worth of Wichita were named today as the 1964 All-America college basketball team by The Associated Press-. Despite an abundance of good players that made picking difficult in this Olympic year, these five from the Big Ten, Southeastern Conference, Big Six, Ivy League and Missouri Valley easily led in the voting by 371 sports writers and broadcasters. Qn the basis ot tive points for Air Imac Game The Immaculata-Effingham Class A Regional game will be broadcast tonight by KCLO-FM, 98.9 me, direct from Shawnee Heights High School In Topeka. Paul Heintzleinan will handle the play-byplay.

Games Tonight At Topeka High No games tonight At Shawnee Heights Marysville vs. Hiawatha f.m. Immaculata vs. Effingham at 1:30 p.m. At Wellsville Easton vs.

Overbrook at 7 p.m. Tonganoxie vi. Lane at 8:30 p.m. at 7 High School Scores By The Associated Press Regional Tournaments (All first-round games) CLASS AA At Topeka 1 Hayden 72, Highland Park 48 Lawrence 66, Atchison 49 Topeka 63, Seaman 59 At Junction City Newton 54, Salina 42 Washburn Rural 64, Emporia Junction City 69, Topeka West At Shawnee-Mission Fort Scott 61, West 58 Ottawa 71, Olathe 45 Stunner 63, Argentine 55 At Wellington Wichita Campus 80, Winfield Wichita South 57, Arkansas City 49 Wellington 48, Derby 47 At Wyandotte Turner 61, Bishop Miege 58 Ward 66, Washington-Bethel 61 Shanee-Mission East 50 Rose- 44 CLASS A "At Shawnee Heights Wamego 60, Shawnee St. Joseph 52 Shawnee Heights 80, Maur Hill 68 At Circle Buhler 80, Herington 51 Circle 62, Eureka 51 At Gardner Humboldt 58, Garnett 26 Gardner 71, Osawatomie 58 At Neodesha Cherokee Southeast 65, Caney Columbus 58, Fredonia 48 At Russell Ellsworth 84, WaKeeney 45 Hays 62, Phillipsburg 51 At Scott City Goodland 42, Ulysses 39 Scott City 110, Atwood 65 CLASS At Blue Rapids Belleville 70, Holton 62 Highland 65, Blue Rapids 62 At Chase Pretty Prairie 76, Beloit St.

Johns 65 Sterling 56, Burrton 50 At Clearwater Harper 73, Sedan 62 Goddard 88, Douglass 39 At Council Grove Hilsboro 59, Alma 57 Emporia Roosevelt 55, Silver Lake 51 At Erie Uniontown 45, Gridley 43 Frontenac 58, Thayer 48 At Lakin Ashland 73, Dighton 57 Rolla 68, Kinsley 39 At Palco Smith Center 66, Lenora 63 Hill City 48, Ness City 39 At Wellsville Haskell 60, Baldwin 56 Williamsburg 77, McLouth 53 CLASS BB At Brookville Tampa 57, Bennington 51 Lucas 67, Odin 51 At Dwight Flu.sh 79, Reading 68 Dwight 64, Prescott 31 At Hudson Galva 54, Nashville 48 Gorham 62, Preston 50 At Mqntezuma MullinvilJe 80, Burdett 64 Montezuma 60, Shallow Water 57" At Moriand Grinnell 59, Brewster 49 Prairie View 56, Norcatur 39 At Toronto Fulton 82, Winfield Si. Johns 62, Toronto 46 a first-team vote and two points for second-team vote, Bradds collected a total of 1,1519 points. He was named on the first, team by 215 voters. Nash was runner- up with 207 firsts and 1,159 total points. Then came Hazard with 195 firsts and 1,087.

All are seniors. Bradley and Stallworth, both juniors, polled 783 and 765, respectively, and each got 123 firsts. Jeff Mullins of Duke, Russell of Michigan, Fred Het- NEA Cage Team For All-America Here's the 1964 college All- America basketball team announced by the Newspaper Enterprise Association, as chosen by coaches in the National Basketball Association. First Team Bill Bradley, Princeton Dave Stallworth, Wichita Gary Bradds, Ohio State Walt Hazzard, UCLA Cotton Nash, Kentucky note: There are six men on the first team because of a tie between Stallworth and Nash for the fifth spot. The second team also had a tie.) Second Team Jeff Mullins, Duke Mel Counts, Oregon State Cazzie Russell, Michigan Willis Reed, Grambling Paul Silas, Creighton Howard Komives, Bowling Green Honorable Mention Barry Kramer, NYU; Steve Thomas, Xavier; Wally Jones, Villanova; Larry Jones, Toledo; Rick Barry, Miami Fred Davidson; Ron Bonham, Cincinnati; Bill Cunningham, North Carolina; Bud Coper, Oklahoma City; Jim Barnes, Texas Western; Willie Somerset, Duquesne; Rich Falk, Northwestern; and John Thompson, Providence.

Wildcat Star Is Given Mention NEW YORK Bradley, named to the 1964 All-America basketball team selected by the Associated Press, was high school star at Crystal City, before he went to Princeton. Dave Stallworth, Wichita's star on the All-America, is from Dallas. Jim Barnes of Texas Western, who made the third team, is from Tuckerman, Ark. The honorable mentions include Willie Murrell of Kansas State, Jim Davis of Colorado, Billy "oster of Drake, George Wilson of Cincinnati, John Savage of North Texas and Bud Koper of Oklahoma City. zel of Davidson, Mel Counts of Oregon Slate and Ron Bonham of Cincinnati were named as the second team.

Howard Komives of Bowling Green, Paul Silas of Creighton, Bill Buntin of Michigan, Barry Kramer of NYU and Jim Barnes of Texas Western formed the third team. Bonham and Kramer made the 1963 All-America as juniors, along with Bradds, but failed to repeat. The Ohio State star similarly got off to a poor season, but went on a scoring splurge that put him back in the running and also sparked the Buckeyes into contention for the Big Ten crown. Nash, after an off-season as a junior, reverted to the fine form he showed as a sophomore and led Kentucky to the Southeastern Conference title. Hazzard's speed and floor generalship helped put unbeaten UCLA at the top of The Associated Press rankings as well as the Big Six conference.

Bradley shattered virtually all of the Ivy League scoring records at Princeton, while Stallworth paced Wichita's drive for the Missouri Valley crown. Says Browns Trade to Get Modzelewski CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Plain Dealer said Wednesday it had learned that the Cleveland Browns have obtained Dick Modzelewski, veteran defensive tackle, from the New York Giants in exchange for Bobby Crespino, an offensive end from Mississippi. Modzelewski, who weighs 265 pounds, is 32 years old but still is considered one of the top defensive linemen in the National Football League. He is part owner of a Cleveland restaurant and makes his home here. He played collegiate football at Maryland.

Crespino was the Browns' first draft choice three years ago, but has seen little action since he joined the team. He alternated with John Brewer, another former Mississippi star, last season. The Plain Dealer said Crespino talked with Coach Blanton Collier whDe in Miami, for the Playoff Bowl game in January and asked that he either be traded or permitted to play more. This Is the first deal by the Browns since the conclusion of the 1963 season in which they had a 10-4 record and finished second to the Giants in the NFL's Eastern Conference. It's Been a Long, Long Time Since Texas Last Was a Champion Chisox Get Jolt When Ward Is Hospitalized SARASOTA, Fla.

Ward, the Chicago White Sox third baseman who just missed being American League Rookie of 1963, is in traction in Sarasota Memorial Hospital because of a back injury. The 24-year-old, who lost out to teammate pitcher Gary Peters in the run for rookie honors, was rushed to the hospital Tuesday when something went wrong in his back as he straightened out to make a tli row. Although rays indicate the injury was not of a serious nature, Ward was placed in traction in order to stretch the affected muscle. Ward led the White Sox in practically every department in offense last year. He led in batting with .295, total bases with 289, runs batted in with 84, doubles with 34, and hits with 177.

His 22 home runs tied him with Dave Nicholson in that department. Sox officials were concerned since Ward sat out the final week of the 1963 season with a back injury. Ward also reported to camp at 222 pounds, far over his listed weight of 185. The listing, however, is incorrect since he was playing at 1S5 pounds throughout the 1963 season. Ward was in obvious pain on the training table in the clubhouse before being taken to the hospital on the recommendation of Dr.

Anthony Gazauskas, the team physician. Ward will be out of action for at least several days and possibly a week or so. Rookie Don Buford took over at third base. Buford, originally a third baseman, is being converted into a second baseman to replace Nellie Fox, who was traded to Houston during the winter. By TED MEIER Associated Press Sports Writer They still had the center jump after each basket in college basketball when Texas last won the undisputed championship of the Southwest Conference.

The Aggies sewed up the SWC title for the first time in 41 years with a 70-66 double overtime victory over Texas Christian Tuesday night and earned an automatic bid to the NCAA tourney for 'the national collegiate championship. It was a fitting climax to Shelby Metcalf's first year as Aggie head coach and he hopes for an easier time against Texas Western next Monday at Dallas in the NCAA competition. The Aggies' victory overshadowed little Rider College's upset 66-63 triumph over the unpredictable NYU Violets and San Francisco's 60-47 defeat of Santa Clara for the Dons' 16th straight success. In games involving teams In The Associated Press Top Ten Villanova, No. 7, walloped Seton Hall 109-73 and Chicago Loyola, No.

9 trampled Ohio University 103-87. Texas Tech beat Rice 77-70 to take second place in the SWC while Providence beat Utah State 85-75, Georgia defeated Florida State 85-70 and Missouri whipped Iowa State 74-60 in other games. Six free throws in the second overtime gave the Texas Aggies their victory over TCU at Fort Worth. The regulation game ended 62-62 and neither team scored in the first extra period. The NCAA tournament pic- ture now is as follows: Eastern regionals at Philadelphia Monday: Temple vs.

Connecticut or Rhode Island. Villanova vs. Providence. Virginia Military vs. Princeton, Penn or Yale.

Duke drew first round bye. Mideast regional at Evanston, 111. Tuesday: Louisville vs. Ohio Univ or Miami of Ohio. Chicago Loyola vs.

Murray, Ky. Kentuc- National Hockey League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday's Result Detroit 3, Toronto 2 Today's Games Boston at Toronto Chicago at New York Thursday's Games Detroit at Montreal Chicago at Boston Break The Bowl 169 Game or better without the head pin and take all. GUARANTEE- BOW) any time during open bowling. Crown Lanes 418 Cherokee Need things for spring? get an HFC Shopper's Loan Mom needs new things. The youngsters sprout.

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Texas Kansas State and Wichita or Drake drew first round byes. Far West regional at Eugene, Ore. Tuesday: Utah State vs. Arizona State or New Mexico. Oregon State vs.

Seattle. UCLA and San Francisco round byes. drew first Davidson's request to compete in the NTT at New York, starting March 12, was turned down by the Southern Conference, leaving four berths open in the 12-team field. Already entered are DePaul, Pitt, NYU, Duquesne, St. Bonaveniture, Miami, Fla.

Army end St. Joseph's, Pa. Salina Stumbles in Class AA Regionals By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SnJina, the defending Class AA champion, stumbled in the first round Tuesday night as Kansas high schools opened regional playoffs for the four stale basketball championships. Newton defeated the 1963 winner 54-42 in the Junction City regional, assuring a new state champion in the division. Salina is the third defending champion to bow out this year.

Peabody and Durham, the 1963 champions in Class and Class BB were eliminated in district tournaments last week. Russell, defending Class A champion, "goes into action tonight against Hoisington in the Russell regional. First-round play in five Class AA tournaments Tuesday night went generally according to form. Fort Scott pulled a mild surprise by defeating Shawnee- Mission West 61-58. Also bordering on upsets were Topeka's 63-59 victory over Seaman at Topeka and Campus' 80-60 triumph over Winfield at Wellington.

Humboldt, the only undefeated team in Class made it 190 with a 58-26 victory over Garnett at Gardner. A major surprise was recorded in Class A when Hays upset Phillipsburg 62-51 at Russell. Highland and Williamsburg, two of the three teams still unbeaten in Class sored victories Tuesday night. Highland squeaked past Blue Rapids 65-62 at Blue Rapids for victory No. 21.

Williams'burg won its 20th by beating McLouth 77-53 at Wellsville. The third undefeated Class team, Quinter, plays tonight. First-round action In Class followed the form chart except for Belleville's 70 62 victory over Hollon at Blue Rapids. Two of the three undefeated teams in Class BB posted victories. Dwight and Fulton won No.22 Dwight.

defeating Prescott 64-31 and Fulton beating Winfield St. Johns 82,56. The remaining undefeated Class BB team, Everest, plays tonight. Flush and Gorham pulled upsets in Class BB. Flush beat Reading 79-68 fit Dwight, and Gorham downed Preston 62-50 at Hudson.

Hornets Get NAIA Berth EMPORIA, Kan. (AP) Emporia State earned the right, to represent Kansas in the National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament next week by beating Bethany 86-65 in their second playoff game Tuesday. E-Slate's control of'the backboards and Doug Glaysher's 32- point scoring made the difference. Both teams were cold early in the game. Emporia State, the champion of the Central Intercollegiate Conference, will be the District 10 entry in the NAIA tournament.

Bethany got into the best- of-three playoff by winning the Kansas Conference crown. Bob Ahlstedt led Bethany with 17 points. Emporia State had a 54-39 edge on rebounds and shot 42.7 from the field to Bethany's 35.4. Fort Hays State represented District 10 in last year's NAIA tourney. Buy First Tire 3t oar Established List the, Safety Champion Nylons with Lifetime Road Hazard Guarantee Our fine quality replacement tire built for extra SAFETY and MILEAGE for modern turnpike driving All to Big Cars BlackwaHs Whitewalls -Tubeless -Tubed-Type BLACKWALUS Tubeless 6.50-13 7.50-14 8.00-14 8.50-14 6.70-15 7.10-15 7.60-15 8.00-15 8.20-15 19.25 21.80 24.95 27.35 21.80 24.95 27.35 30.50 2nd Tire 8.07 9.62 10.90 12.47 13.67 10.90 12.47 13.67 15.25 Tubed-Type $18.30 23.25 25.40 9.15 11.62 12.70 Tubeless 1st Tire, $21.65 22.75 25.30 28.45 30.85; 25.30 28.45 30.85 34.00 34.10 2nd lire $10.82 11.37 12.65 14.22 15.42 12.65 14.22 15.42 17.00 17.0S Tubod-Type $21.80 26.75 28.90 31.50 $10.90 13.37 14.45 15.75 PLUS TAX ON ALL TRADE-IN NEEDED TM.

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