Hornets Overwhelm Ottawa State 89 69 in White Auditorium
Emporia State defeats Ottawa University 89 to 69 at White Auditorium led by Art Lorick with 20 points and 16 rebounds from the Hornets. Ottawa shot 34 percent and pressed late, but the Hornets stretched a 62-60 edge with a 21-9 closing run. Ottawa’s Davie scored 19, Moore 13 with 13 rebounds, while six Hornets contributed on the attack. Ottawa faces Bethany next, then Mid-America Nazarene on the road.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Emporia
Ottawa University
Emporia State
Hornets
White Auditorium
Braves
E-State
Ottawa
William Davie
Kevin Moore
Ron Slaymaker
Calvin Connor
Slaymaker
Connor
Art Lorick
Ron Boline
Mike Watts
Boline
Davie
Moore
Bobby Washington
Jim Perkins
H-State
Curt Pickett
Hornet Jvs
Darrell Anderson
Bonner Springs
Tom Horstick
Don Vaninich
Cassie Love
Gary Hallés
Bethany
Wilson Field House
Olathe
Mid- America Nazarene
Ron Yingling Named Ottawa Athletic Director
Ron Yingling, OU financial aid director and 1957 graduate, is named athletic director effective immediately. He replaces Bill Frear, who will leave after 20 years as coach and AD. Yingling will oversee nine-sport programs, budget, scheduling, and staff evaluation while retaining aid office duties.
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Ron Yingling
Ottawa University
Jack D. Maxwell
Yingling
Ottawa
Bill Frear
Frear
Keith Shumway
Boulder
Colo
Hiawatha
Kane
CH Cruises In Semifinal In Three Rivers League Tourney
Central Heights men roll past Marmaton Valley 66 to 43 led by Kratzberg 30 points and Wilson 15 as CH builds 50 24 rebounding edge and shoots 50 percent from floor. CH will meet Altoona Midway or Prairie View in title game. CH girls also reach final after 47 27 win over Crest.
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Mound City
Central Heights
Marmaton Valley
Leroy Kratzberg
Chuck Wilson
Vikings
Jayhawk-Linn High School
Altoona-Midway
Prairie View
Vikes
Krattberg
Uniontown
Wilson
Ron Yancey
Rhodes
Crest
CH Gals
Altoona
Central Meights
Mills
Bones
M. Oestreicher
Yancey
Downs
Kratzberg
Gomer
Stephens
Houk
Carlson
Ludium
Cole
Mann
Gabe Paul Seeks New Horizons in Baseball Leadership
Gabe Paul, 68, resigns as New York Yankees president effective Jan 1 after helping build a world title team. He hints at shipbuilding and hints at a possible reunion with F. J. O Neill to join the Cleveland Indians, while Cedric Tallis and Al Rosen prepare to lead New York. Steinbrenner praises the organization as Paul pivots toward potential ownership moves and other ventures.
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New York
Gabe Paul
Honolulu
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Paul
Florida
F. J
Steve” O
O'Neill
Indians
Steinbrenner
Yankees
Tallis
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