Record Number Of Schools Enter Annual Ottawa Meet
Ottawa Relays will draw a record 104 high schools in AA A and B divisions for the 10th annual event at Ottawa University oval. About 900 athletes compete as Shawnee Mission and Kansas City schools enter. Trophies are presented by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce with sponsorship from Ottawa High School and the C of C aided by Ottawa University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ottawa University Oval
Washington
Ward
Lawrence
Sumner
Argentine
Wyandotte
Hayden
Wichita East
Parsons
Wellington
Emporia
Derby
Shawnee Mission
Paola
Kingman
Washburn Rural
Olathe
Osage City
Nickerson
Haskell
DeSoto
Effingham
Neodesha
Girard
Clay County
Seaman
Erie
Osawatomie
Hugoton
Garnett
Andale
Rosedale
Bonner Springs
Anthony
Fredonia
Wamego
Holton
Baxter Springs
Iola
Yates Center
Valley Falls
Meriden
Horton
Madison
Willis
Lansing
Randolph
Centralia
Maize
White City
Riley
Linwood
Stilwell
Douglass
Circleville
Kincaid
Hoyt
Eudora
Peabody
Harveyville
Toledo Township
Robinson
Jetmore
Fontana
Mineral
Mound City
Morrill
Fulton
Parker
Blue Mound
LaCygne
Perry
Wellsville
Melvern
Wathena
Bronson
KDS
Leon
Frontenac
Dwight
Eskridge
Lyndon
Troy
Elk City
McCune
Olpe
Pomona
Overbrook
Mahaska
Halstead
Goddard
LeRoy
Hope
Gardner
Baldwin
Chase County
Spring Hill
Inman
Louisburg
Alma
St. Mary's
Kansas City
East
Shawnee
Cyclones
Jere Potts
Larry Wiggins
Wiggins
Ottawa Relays
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Shinn & Haley Abstract Company
Ottawa High School
C of C
Ottawa University
Bowling Bits Highlights And Banquet Notice
Nightly bowling results showcase Finch of Towner's at 193 for high ten while Ruth Christy tops the high 30 with 554. Neal of Ottawa Building & Loan and Ainsworth of Unique lead runners-up. Vogler ties for high ten with 187 and posts high 30 491. Ottawa Bowling Assn banquet set for April 24 at Lincoln School with tickets on sale through April 14 at the alley.
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Finch
Kegler
Towner’s
Ruth Christy
Neal
Ottawa Building & Loan
Carey
KOFC
Hickman
Anchor Savings & Loan
Ainsworth
Unique
Hughes
Vogler
Housewives League
Burgoon
Ransom
Bonds
Wenthe
Miller Const
Ottawa Bowling Ass'n
Lincoln School
R. Christy
White
Lichtenberger
Jones
Snider
Wolgast
Baker
Michigan Valley Nine Beats Indians 11-6 In Opener
Michigan Valley tops Appanoose 11 to 6 in the season opener as Bill Engle gains the win with Don Walburn aiding mound duties. Ed Garber takes the loss for Appanoose in a high school baseball game played yesterday afternoon. The Indians next face five more opponents including Williamsburg Pomona and Princeton in upcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Valley
Kas
Appanoose
Bill Engle
Don Walburn
Ed Garber
Williamsburg
Pomona
Rantoul
Ottawa
Richmond
Princeton
Protest Over U S Olympic Basketball Team Picks
Kansas City reports a protest after the U S Olympic basketball team selections. Seattle Bakers coach Frank Fidler condemns the committee for ignoring the National AAU champions despite their Denver AAU title. Bakers lost to College All-Stars and Barlesville Oilers, then beat the Armed Forces 82-79 in the final playoff game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
College All-Stars
Barlesville Oilers
Armed Forces
Twilight League Bowling Scores and Highs Summary
In the Twilight League Triangle and others report top scores: Vogier 221 and 561, Hull 222 and 558, Morrin 222, Norman 584, VanLeyden 222, Bertram 574, Daugherty 213, Ryboit 188. Commercial League Elka Lewis 574, Jones 193, Wenthe 498, Page 573, Bauman 222, McCann 181, plus team totals and notable 645 for Morelet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogier
Phillips
Hull
Gas Service
Morrin
Norman
VanLeyden
Bertram
Bob's
Daugherty
Conrad
Sunrise
Ryboit
Elka
Lewis
Todd
Jones
Wenthe
A&i
Taylor
Ivan Brown
Page
Crites
Bauman
Morelet
Pin Luggers
McCann
Cyclones Olathe Tie in Season Opener on Forest Park Courts
Ottawa high school and Olathe high tennis teams battled to a 4-4 draw yesterday afternoon. Singles saw Williams of Olathe beat Berglund 6 0 6 0, Luce of Ottawa over Hines 9 7 6 2, Garrett of Cla defeated Higgins 6 2 1 6 9 7, Forsythe of Ottawa beat Priest 6 4 4 6 7 5. Doubles ended with Luce Higgins Ottawa over Garrett Higgins 8 6 6 2, Henning Forsythe Ottawa over Shopmaker Priest 6 3 6 2, Arzberger Caswell of Olathe over Schmanke Berglund 4 6 6 4 9 7, Alnutt Wallingford of Olathe over Kelsey Keelin 6 4 6 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Olathe High
Forest Park
Cyclone
Lawrence
Jerry Williams
Olathe
Joel Berglund
Bob Luce
Ottawa
Tom Hines
North Garrett
Clathe
Don Higgins
Larry Forsythe
Richard Priest
Luce - Higgins
Garrett-Hines
Wallis Henning - Forsythe
Stan Shopmaker - Priest
Jim Arzberger
Larry Caswell
Roger Schmanke - Berglund
Jim Alnutt
Tom Wallingford
Buzz Kelsey
Bob Keelin
OU To Entertain Mules Next Week
The Ottawa University Braves face Warrensburg Teachers in a track field golf and tennis meet next Tuesday in Ottawa. Coach Bill Boucek expects tough races and rough events but hopes his men will give a good account. The Braves have won two meets this season, at William Jewell College on March 24 and at the College of Emporia last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Warrensburg
Ottawa
Bill Boucek
Braves
William Jewell College
College of Emporia
A's Lose to Pirates as Boys and Baxes Shine
New Orleans reports Cletus Boyer and rookie Mike Baxes impressed at bat and in the field but Kansas City fell 4-2 to Pittsburgh. Baxes drove in a run with a single, Boyer collected two safeties in three chances, and KC completed four double plays. Boston Celtics set a new team high in field goals attempted and made, scoring 27.45 on 68.13 attempts.
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New Orleans
Cletus Boyer
Mike Baxes
Kansas City A's
Pittsburgh
Baxes
San Francisco
Boyer
Athletics
Vic Power
Kansas City
Houston
Boston Celtics
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