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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1960

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Braves Fall 80 56 as Mules Dominate Opener

Warrensburg Mules outrebounded and outpaced Ottawa University as they defeated the Braves 80 to 56. Ottawa coach Bill Frear cited poor board play by his big men Dean Erwin and Mike Brown, while noting Erin Williams and Tom Kinder contributed before foul trouble. Bud Vallino led Warrensburg with 22 points, and Ottawa senior Ed Hampton paced his team with 11 points as Ottawa prepares to host Washburn tomorrow night at Wilson Field House.

Warrensburg Ottawa University Bill Frear Warrensburg Mules Braves Dean Erwin Mike Brown Erwin Brown Frear Ed Hampton Bill Schoonover Tom Watson Hampton Watson Schoonover Ottawa Bud Vallino Washburn University of Topeka Wilson Field House

Missouri Tigers Draw Record Football Crowds in 1961

Missouri finished 9-1 under Dan Devine and drew 322,500 attendance across 10 games, with 166,000 for five home games. Home crowds peaked at 43,500 for Kansas, Oklahoma State, SMU and Colorado. road gates included 56,000 at Oklahoma and 30,000 at Nebraska.

Columbia University of Missouri Dan Devine Tigers Navy Iowa State Colorado Kansas Southern Methodist Oklahoma State Oklahoma Penntate Denver The Air Force Nebraska Kansas State

College Basketball Scores From Various Matches

Washburn 44 Maryville State 40 Pok Cho: Emporia State 53 Rockhurst 46 Warrensburg State 90 Ottawa 56 Kirksville State 33 Iowa Wesleyan 45 Central Oklahoma State 7 McPherson 71 Tabor 62 Moundridge Tournament first round McPherson defeats Tabor 71 62 Bethany 70 Bethel 67 Friends 1 Concordia 71 Deane 95 Dana 82 Crete Neb Deane College Invitational results

Oklahoma State Arkansas State McPherson Tabor St. Mary of the Plains S@rling Moundridge Kan Bethany Bethel Crete Neb Friends Concordia Deane Dana

Bethany and McPherson Reach Moundridge Final Showdown

Bethany Swedes def Bethel 70 67 and capture top berth with Merlin Larson 21 points leading Bethany while Frank Gooddert 16 paced Bethel. McPherson Bulldogs beat Tabor 71 62 behind strong second half with Deryl Elmore 17 and Eugene Friesen 24 for Tabor top scorer.

Bethany McPherson Bulldogs Moundridge Bethel Merlin Larson Frank Gooddert Tabor Eugene Friesen Deryl Elmore

Ottawa 9th Grade Falls to Haskell in 28-Point First Half

Haskell's 9th grade basketball team built a 28 point lead in the first half and beat Ottawa 9th grade 47 to 35 at the high school. Ottawa rallied after halftime but could not overcome the Indians. Jim Lewis scored 12 for Ottawa while J Wolf led Haskell with 17.

Haskell Ottawa Cyclones Jim Lewis J. Wolf Lewis Buffalo Martina Cadne Queen Smoke Schultz Antelope Lofgreen Bay Wollen J Mouse Shotwell Walt Davidson Jeffries Shofner Doman

Big Eight Teams Open Season With Wins in Debut

Big Eight opened with three victories as Oklahoma Sooners beat Texas Western 70 58 led by Brian Etheridge 16 points and Eddie Evans 13. Missouri defeated Washington University 77 69 with Joe Scott scoring 26. Nebraska topped Iowa Teachers 78 68 as Jim Kowalke made 22 points and three teammates hit double figures.

Oklahoma Sooners Texas Western Brian Etheridge Eddie Evans Joe Scott Missouri Tigers Washington University St. Louis Nebraska Cornhuskers Jim Kowalke Iowa Teachers Lincoln Colorado Buffaloes Oklahoma State Cowboys Colorado Arizona Oklahoma State UCLA Stillwater Iowa State Kansas Northwesttern Lawrence Kansas State Texas A&m Manhattan Minnesota Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Wichita Nebraska Wisconsin Ames

Lane Should Be Power On County Courts

Lane high school coach Clayton True believes his Lions will be the strongest team of his tenure. Returning letter winners Bob Cole Larry Porter Don White and Rex Needham join Charles Cunningham and Roger Gravel as a deep lineup. Lane opens tonight against Fontana, a team with its starting unit back from last year, in a schedule featuring county tournament dates and several road trips.

Clayton True Lane ‘High’ School Lions Bob Cole Larry Porter Don White Rex Needham Cole White Porter True Charles Cunningham Roger Gravel Cunningham Gravel Lane Fontana

Bowling Scores Across Teams and Highs Listed

Bowling scores captured for multiple teams with high series and game totals for 10-30. Notable highs include Beets 236-624, Miller 201-832, Mengerhausen 252-596, Cordle 220-885, Hiatt 166-497, and Wenthe 611 in the 10-30 period across Local 630-1 through Pepsi-3 and related leagues.

An Mack Dutch Boy T. Hiatt Pepsi C. Dodd Cheney C. Rouse B. Wenthe

Hopes Of Eagles Ride With Van

St. Louis The Philadelphia Eagles seek the Eastern Conference title Sunday led by a Van double act. Van Buren starred in 1949 while Van Brocklin anchors the pass game as Buck Shaw keeps the team on track with a 6-1 start and a chance at the world championship.

ST. Louise Philadelphia Eagles Van Steven van Buren Eagles Norm van Brocklin Eagle Philadelphia van Brocklin van Buren Greasy Neale Rams Los Angeles Buck Shaw St. Louis Cardinals

New Coaches To Undergo Tests

Freshmen coaches James Pollom of Princeton and Phillip Rose of Richmond start the 1960 basketball season tonight with Richmond at Rantoul and Princeton at iWelda. Pollom, 27, inherits six lettermen and relies on 6-3 Leonard Herrill and 6-2 Steve Froggatte with 5-7 Dean McBride and 5-9 Gary Hull for speed. Rose, 21, directs a mostly inexperienced squad with four seniors and a sophomore, led by guards Gary Brock and Terry Gretencord and forwards Delmar Gretencord and Dave Smith.

Richmond Rantoul Princeton iWelda James Pollom Phillip Rose Rose Pittsburg State College Gary Brock Terry Gretencord Delmar Gretencord Dave i Smith Leon Sobab

Franklin trio guard trio to face Hehmond Rantoul clash

The three guards are fire tencord at 5-11 twin brother of Gary Gale Hull 5-8 and Jerry Miller 5-10. All three play guard positions. The Hehmond Rantoul game at Rantoul is the sole Franklin County League contest on the schedule this week.

Fire Tencord Gary Gale Hull Jerry Miller Rantoul

Wilt Chamberlain Tops Scoring Pace With 41 Points

Wilt Chamberlain moved ahead of Elgin Baylor for the league scoring lead by pouring in 41 points as the Philadelphia Warriors beat the Los Angeles Lakers 117 to 114. Baylor scored 28 in the Lakers loss after missing a game due to illness. Chamberlain increased his season total to 798 in 21 games, a 38 point average, surpassing his last season's final 37.6. Baylor entered with 786 points in 22 games, a 35.7 average. The win pulled the Warriors within a game of the Boston Celtics.

Philadelphia Wilt Chamberlain Elgin Baylor National Basketball Association Chamberlain Baylor Philadelphia Warriors Los Angeles Lakers Warriors Boston

iGame Winning Streak Highlighted by Tight NY Victory

New York won 116-111 in a close game. Dolph Schayes led Syracuse with 35 points in a 137-126 win over Cincinnati while Oscar Robertson poured in 41 for the Royals.

New York Dolph Schayes Syracuse Cincinnati Royals Oscar Robertson

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