Haskell Edges Ottawa 30 to 25 in Tight High School Battle
Haskell Indians rally to defeat Ottawa Cyclones 30 to 25 on Haskell’s court. Jim Williams scores 14 points including a late decisive push, Ledom adds 13 for Ottawa, Nordwall briefly kept Ottawa ahead, as Williams and Downing secure the win. Ottawa reserves beat Indiana 29 to 18 in the preliminary game.
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Indians
Ottawans
Jim Hosler
Ottawa
Alton Nordwall
Bob Watkins
Williams
Jim Williams
George Ledom
Clarkson
Jacob Severs
Josh Downing
Downing
Ledom
Indiana
Nordwall
Q Williams
Severs
Wwolfwales
T Moore
Hosier
Rader
Watkins
Snoes
Nauman
Rolto
Crane
Clarkeon
Osborne
Milton Allen
Kansas
Chalmer Woodard
Southwestern
Baker defeats Ottawa in 36 32 basketball game
Baker University beat Ottawa University 36 to 32 as Spencer Martin scored 20 for Ottawa in the second half. Baker’s McLeay led with 11 points while Ottawa trailed 25-7 at halftime.
Seahawks Hit Fifth Win Bid Against Sooners In KC
Kansas City hosts Iowa Seahawks and Oklahoma in a double header at municipal auditorium. Iowa aims for a fifth straight win behind Jim Klein and T. S. Army guard from South Carolina, while Oklahoma, led by Jack Landon and intense defense, seeks its own road win. Also on the bill, Phillips 66 AAU champs meet Dayton Army Air Tecs with Charley Halbert and Gordon Carpenter anchoring a tall lineup.
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De Soto High Team Beats Linwood 22 to 16 on Home Court
The De Soto high school cagers added another victory by trouncing Linwood 22 to 16 on their court. De Soto led 14 to 5 at halftime. In a preliminary game the De Soto seconds defeated Linwood seconds 38 to 20. The six score of the first team came:
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From Fitness Pledges to Court Poise in Basketball History
New York reports note a speaker at an A A U convention used the term physical fitness 91 times in a brief address. The piece highlights how sport builds skills for kids beyond fitness, citing cavorting on basketball courts and the journey of Bob Kurland from awkward seven foot rookie to poised team leader under coach Hank Iba, crediting both coaching and sport culture for the transformation.
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Sports Mirror highlights golf and baseball trades
The column notes Craig Wood shot a two under par 68 to lead the first round of the Miami Open, a $5,000 event. It recalls the Yankees acquiring Buddy Hagstet from the Braves for outfielder Tommy Holmes, and mentions NFL attendance reaching 1,280,332. It also references LSU coach Lawrence A. B. Jones amid a Huey Long controversy at an LSU Oregon game.
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High School Basketball Scores From Across Ottawa Area
Local boys and girls teams posted a mix of wins and losses across numerous matchups. Notable results include Brooklyn 64 over Fordham 34, Garden City 36 over Cimarron 15, and Wentworth Military Academy 46 over Biahall Missouri Independent 31, with several military and college games listed alongside high school results.
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Alker
Kan
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Washburn
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Sounds and Tricks in Baseball Umpire Aids
A Florida inventor proposes wired bases that ring and flash to aid umpires on close plays. Ray Dumont promotes a whistling ball to warn runners. Bib Falk trains Randolph Field Ramblers with Shorts and Shells. Burgess White heads the Second Air Force Superbombers equipment unit. Lt. Comdr. Don Kepler, at North Carolina pre flight school, hunted in Centre County, PA, bagging an 8 point buck and a large wild turkey.
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White Sox
Indians
Randolph Field Ramblers
Second Air Force Superbombers
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Don Kepler
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Navy
Centre County
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Checks for Groceries for Douglas County Needy
Salvation Army to distribute grocery checks next Friday or Saturday for Christmas dinners. Checks issued per family size and usable at local dealers for food only. Deserving families to be named at the Salvation Army office near the police station. welfare office assisting. Last year 107 families or 219 people received aid. this year numbers expected lower, mainly elders and the blind.
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Salvation Army
R. J. Getz
Getz
Pension bill grants widows and children of WWI veterans
President Roosevelt signed a measure expanding pensions to widows and children of virtually all World War I veterans. The plan costs about 37 million dollars in the first year and offers up to 74 dollars monthly. Eligibility requires at least 90 days service. marriages to veterans after the act’s date must last ten years for survivor benefits.
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Roosevelt
United States urged to be plain speaker in war’s end talks
Senator Vandenberg urged Washington to speak plainly to Britain and the Soviet Union as the Big Three meet in early 1945. He warned against decisions on postwar Poland made without U.S. consultation, and noted the need for Washington’s influence in shaping Europe’s future. Chairman Connally echoed that the United States must be consulted on European boundaries. The Big Three likely meet in late January or February, possibly outside the United States, to discuss a world security organization and allied policy clashes.
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Crew of Superfortress Is Picked Up in Pacific
Twenty-First U. S. Bomber Command at Saipan reports the 111-man crew of a Superfortress picked up after a water landing during a Nagoya raid. The bomber remained afloat over 17 hours until a destroyer arrived and shelled the wreck to sink it. Bombardier Second Lt. Russell S. Morris of Matthew, North Carolina, was among the uninjured crew.
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NOT QUITE GOOD ENOUGH Four State Region Must Step Up War Production
Kansas City December 16. Four state area Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas must boost war production to match national gains. Regional director McDonald says the region ranks fifth per capita and Wichita Kansas leads cities of its size in output. He estimates 80,000 more workers are needed in six months.
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Stinson Named Marquette Supervisor by State Chief
Wichita announces UB-L W. Brooks will appoint Ralph Stinson as Marquette supervisor of Kansas high schools when he assumes state superintendent duties in January. Stinson, current superintendent of Marquette Schools, will replace J. H. ip of Independence. Local fire incident reported at 1200 block on Ohio Street at 5:30 pm. fire under a car owned by Bill M Alearney started in shore wiring caused the blaze. crew dispatched to extinguish.
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Eggs Surplus Debate Prompted by Topeka Man
Topeka educational director G. D. McClaskey of the Kansas Poultry Institute warns of an egg oversupply driven by federal price supports. He argues government actions could boost production then depress prices, leading to vast egg stocks. He urges more chicken consumption and larger poultry production to balance markets. Kansas reports November food costs fell 1.6 percent from October, with five items rising and 27 falling.
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Golly Quilters Hold Christmas Party at Mrs Damm Home
Members of the Golly Quilters meet at Mrs Ernest Damm home for a potluck Christmas luncheon. Officers elected include Irena Kennedy president Sophie Nichols vice president Esther Walfable secretary. Prizes awarded in a hostesses contest. mystery pals revealed with gifts. Delma Nichols underwent a minor sinus operation in Lawrence and is recovering.
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Ernest Walfkuble
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Esther. Walfhable
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Pal Benne
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Lawrence
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Raymond Nichols
Clyde Kampechroeder
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