Famous Sports Figure Herman Hickman Dies
Herman Hickman a legendary football player coach and commentator died at Providence Hospital in Jacksonville Beach Florida at age 46 from an ulcer condition worsened by liver and kidney complications. He was known as The Round Man and had diversified as a TV personality quiz panelist and football editor for Sports Illustrated.
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OU Net Team Takes Meet
Ottawa University defeated College of Emporia seven matches to one in a dual tennis meet yesterday. The Braves won six singles and one doubles. College of Emporia salvaged one doubles win. OU heads to Warrensburg, Missouri Monday to face Central Missouri State. Results include D Aboy defeating Muck, 6 3 6 0. Zell defeating Muck, 6 2 6 2. Pemberton over Tice, 6 3 6 0. Afghani over Thompson, 6 2 6 1. Bender over Ober, 6 4 6 1. Morlan over Smith, 8 6 6 2. doubles Muck-Steve Muck lose to Zelil-Pemberton, 0-6 6-3 7-5. Afghani-Bender for Ottawa beat Thompson-Tice, 6-0 6-3.
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Ottawa Braves Triumph Over Presbies In Dual Meet
Ottawa University Braves defeat College of Emporia Presbies 88 1/3 to 42 2/3 in a dual track meet. Knight wins three events including the 100 yard dash in 10.2 seconds, Lanning adds a javelin and shot put double, while Howland and Howland Howland and Freeman score in distance events. Presbies’ Coleman wins the 100 and 220, with Howland and Howland contributing eight points each. Ottawa improves to 4-0 in duals. next meet is triangular at Emporia against Bethel and College of Emporia.
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Ottawa Frosh Defeat Garnett In Close Freshman Meet
Ottawa High School freshmen defeated Garnett 43 to 41 at Garnett. All nine Ottawa entrants scored. Tom Sims led with 13 points in the 100 and 220 and second in the broad jump, repeating 13-point totals from the prior meet. Bob Lewis added 10½, winning the pole vault and tying for first in the Oding vault and 50-yard dash while helping the sprint medley relay. Bill Jensen and Gene Hensick each starred in multiple events, with relay legs. Additional scorers included Jesse Garcia, Ronnie Reusch, Ramon Moran, Dick Hicks, and Pete Espinosa on winning relays.
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Ottawa Bowling Banquet Highlights Include Girls Chorus
Armory was jammed last night as about 300 people attended the Ottawa Bowling Association Banquet. The program ran smoothly from plentiful food to entertainment and awards with the standout moment the appearance of the chorus. The chorus consisted of 13 men in wigs performing as the “girls” chorus for the novelty act.
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Two K State Grid Players Facing Suspension
Manhattan Kansas two Kansas State College football stars face disciplinary action following a dormitory incident. Gene Meier a 210 pound senior from Bunker Hill Kansas and Don Miles a junior guard from Petersburg Virginia were named in recommendations by the College Tribunal. The tribunal urged suspension for Meier and permanent probation plus loss of athletic aid for Miles. The incident began when the pair stopped to look into a dormitory window and a houseboy pulled down a shack triggering a scuffle with the houseboy and another man.
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Would-Be Sleuth Lands In Jail In Indianapolis
A teen and two other youths were caught driving a stolen car in Indianapolis. A search of the youth uncovered a private detective badge and handcuffs. He was placed in jail in his own manacles, ending his budding pursuit of crime solving.
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Ex-Yankee's Pinch Double Beats New Yorkers 2-1
Ex-Yankee Gene Woodling delivered a pinch hit two-out two-strike double in the ninth to turn a shutout into a 2-1 Orioles win over the Yankees. Gil McDougald made a ninth inning error in both losses as Connie Johnson matched Whitey Ford in a pitching duel.
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Baseball Scores Today's Games and Results
Baseball scores from today and yesterday list matchups Detroit at Cleveland Lary versus Grant plus Washington at Boston Griggs versus Nixon and New York at Baltimore Turley versus Lees with Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Bob Smith facing Acker and Philadelphia at Milwaukee Sanford against Buhl. Cleveland crushed Detroit 12-2 while Chicago beat Kansas City 6-5 in 12 innings and Washington beat Boston 2-0. Peters Ramos six hit shutout and Mantle homered for Yankees in their win.
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Giants Win Third Straight Behind Monzant Shutout
The San Francisco Giants took the NL lead with a 2-0 win over the Chicago Cubs as Ray Monzant pitched a four hitter for his first major league shutout. Bob Schmidt tripled and scored, Cepeda drove in the other run, and rookie Orlando Cepeda contributed the second RBI. In Los Angeles, rookie Norm Larker drove in two and Fred Kipp earned his first win in a 5-3 Dodgers victory over the Cardinals, as crowds topped 66,000.
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Tigers Club Kansas State in Big Eight baseball clash
Tigers routed Kansas State 24-2 to seize the top spot in the Big Eight Conference. Oklahoma State dropped to second after a 7-6 loss to Kansas. Missouri sits 4-1 and OSU 4-2, with Nebraska edging Colorado 9-7 and Oklahoma defeating Iowa State 11-8 in 11 innings.
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Rantoul Tops Lane in Wild 13-8 Baseball Game
Rantoul High beat Lane 13-8 after a error filled contest. Lane led 8-0 in the first inning but scored no more. Miller, Brown, White and Cunningham contributed for Rantoul as they prepare to face Princeton next Friday.
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