Morton Sparks 19 As Ottawa Triumphs In Opener
Ottawa High opens 1962-63 with a 54-45 win over Emporia as Harry Morton scores 19 and grabs 20 rebounds. Roy Dunn adds 17 points and 10 boards, Eddie Davidson 11, and Roger Ferguson 3 as Ottawa erodes a second-half deficit to pull away in the final minutes. The Cyclones next face Lawrence on Friday at the junior high gym.
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Ottawa Braves Fall To Central Missouri In Opener
Ottawa University's Braves opened the season with a 40 to 63 loss at Sedalia Missouri to the Central Missouri State Mules. Dean Erwin led Ottawa with 13 points while Gordon McFarland paced the Mules with 19 as both teams debuted in a non-conference matchup during Sedalia High School gym dedication.
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Braves Open Home Schedule Versus Emporia Hornets
Ottawa University hosts Emporia State College in a non conference basketball clash at Wilson Field House tonight. Tip off at 7 30 with a 5 30 B game. Braves feature 18 players including six lettermen and nine freshmen under Coach Bill Frear while Emporia coach Gus Fish builds on six returning lettermen and a promising sophomore Mike Bell from Oakland California. Local town players Darrell Schultze Garry Patterson John Rose Dennis Bolen and Larry Chaney are listed on the Hornets roster.
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Lane Falls 47 49 To Olivet In Season Opener
Lane trailed by five at halftime and narrowed the gap, but Olivet held on 49 to 47. Lane inched ahead late in the third before Olivet pulled away with 15 third quarter points from Oliver. Lane’s Mike Kuder led with 25 points while Olivet’s Bertrand and Allison each scored 10. Lane will face Fontana next Tuesday.
Princeton Lose Close Season Opener To Welda 36 32
Princeton fell 36 32 to Welda in a defensive opener as both teams shot poorly. Rakes and Sutton led Princeton with 9 points each while Welda’s Christy had 13 to top scorers. scoring details and quarter results are listed.
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Eagles Edge Wellsville In Final Period Comeback
DeSoto rallied from behind in the fourth quarter to beat Wellsville 46 to 43 in a Little Seven League opener. Delon Jacoby led Wellsville with 15 points, while Bob Lee and Arlen Gabriel each scored 14 for DeSoto. Wellsville fouls, free throws, and rebounding figures shaped the tight finish. DeSoto won the B game 39-19 and both teams advance to play next night.
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Ottawa Twisters Subdue Emporia JV 56 29
Ottawa's junior varsity used its bench to rout Emporia B team 56 to 29. Daryl Jameson led with 20 points aided by Terry Davis 15 and Mendels Queen Mavity and others scoring. Coach J W Emerson played three sophomores and two juniors, with most third and fourth quarters by reserves. next game Friday December 7 against Lawrence at 30 dollars in the junior high gym.
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Cincinnati 130 Syracuse 117 tops Friday NBA scores
NBA results show Cincinnati defeating Syracuse 130 to 117. Other Friday games include Detroit at New York, Syracuse at Boston, St. Louis at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at Chicago, with Sunday and Monday schedules listed. College action features Miami over Florida 91 87, Georgia Tech over Rice 81 63, UCLA over Denver 70 41, Southern Cal over Santa Clara 77 70, Brigham Young over Oregon 80 75, Colo State over Wash State 77 47, and several junior college results.
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Student Dies On Turnpike Near Topeka
Nicholas Marcellino of Long Island New York a University of Kansas student was killed early today in an automobile crash three miles east of Topeka on the Kansas Turnpike. Ruth Hart a 22 year old Topeka school teacher suffered cuts and abrasions and was taken to a Topeka hospital. Patrolman Don Lindensmith said the car went out of control after entering the turnpike, struck a guard rail and overturned.
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State Champs Open Season With Win At Quenemo
Melvern High Panthers defend state Class B title by beating Quenemo 41 to 30 at Quenemo. Geier led Melvern with 9 points while Gragg topped Quenemo with 16. Melvern faces Americus next Tuesday, Dec 4, as Quenemo hosts Pomona.
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Williamsburg Drops Opener to Waverly 70 58
Williamsburg Panthers lost their season opener to Waverly 70 to 58 before about 600 fans. Fred Buckley led Williamsburg with 21 points while Larry Milliken and Joe Binns contributed solid outputs. Waverly’s Linhart led all scorers with 23 as officials Crane and Bell presided.
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Clerk Killed In A Holdup In Kansas City
A liquor store clerk William Baker about 65 was slain by a bandit during a $75 holdup Friday night in Kansas City Kansas. Baker, formerly of Slater Missouri, had only recently started the job and had already survived a prior holdup.
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