Ottawa Braves Triumph In Opener Over Phillips U 95 66
Ottawa University defeats Phillips University 95 to 66 in Wilson Field. Bob McGhee leads with 27 points as Wendell Dozier hits 21 for Phillips U. Dozier sparked a first-half surge, but Ottawa pulled away late aided by McGhee and a deep rotation. Chargers next face Washburn in Topeka.
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Sherm Price
Wilbur Barnes
Washburn University
Topeka
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Glandular Inflammation Advised by Excelsior Institute
An advertisement claims glandular inflammation causes back and hip pains and fatigue in aging men. It warns against temporary relief and urges non surgical treatment options offered by the Excelsior Institute in Excelsior Springs Missouri, with a free book and no obligation.
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Bowl selections shape final College Football post season
Clemson earns Orange Bowl bid against Colorado while Pittsburgh faces Georgia Tech in the Gator Bowl. Rose Iowa meets Oregon State. Sugar pits Tennessee against Baylor. Cotton matches Syracuse with Texas Christian. Kansas and Missouri rivals both claim strong finishes as records fall.
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Georgia Tech
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Navy
Eddie Erdlatz
Army
Bob Collum
Middies
Missouri edges Kansas in frenzied Big Seven finale
Missouri beat Kansas 15-13 as Don Faurot earned his 101st win at his alma mater. Kansas risked a late comeback but gave up the ball on a fourth down, and Missouri sealed the victory with a Strauch interception in the end zone and a final play tackle near the Tigers’ end. Oklahoma routed A&M 53-0 to close the season.
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Wally Strauch
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Hawks Average Heaviest Team In NHL At 183 Pounds
The Chicago Black Hawks boast the league’s heaviest roster averaging 183 pounds per player. This size edge reflects the club’s physical approach as the season progresses.
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Irish Showing Resolves Feud After USC Game
LOS ANGELES Notre Dame and coach Terry Brennan appear to have mended a personal feud with Frank Leahy after a 28 20 loss to the University of Southern California. Leahy praised the Irish for never quitting and Brennan noted the feud may have stemmed from Hornung’s TV appearance being blocked.
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Australia Wins Gold Medal In 800 Meter Relay at Melbourne
Australia’s 800 meter freestyle relay claimed Olympic gold as the U S finished second. Americans led in diving and swimming trials with Shelley Mann breaking the world record in the 100 meter butterfly qualifying heat. U S still led unofficial team standings though Russia gained in women’s gymnastic events.
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Detroit Athletic Club
Robert Hughes
Los Angeles
Liberalized Aid To PCC Athletes
The Pacific Coast Conference presidents’ council approved liberalized student aid for football players and other athletes. They indicated powers of the commissioner might be reduced and penalties remain for UCLA, Southern California, Washington, and California. The plan bases aid on need, with tuition grants allowed and living expenses assessed by an independent agency.
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Franklin County basketball preview and previews of five teams
Pomona faces Lyndon in a preview with Lyndon coming off a season opener loss to Appanoose. Appanoose travels to Overbrook for a likely battle as the league favorite. Williamsburg seeks a second win at Wellsville, while Waverly’ s game was canceled due to eligibility. Five Franklin County schools are active tomorrow with Princeton at Greeley, and Welda at Richmond, as race predictions name Appanoose as a favorite but expect tight contests among Williamsburg Princeton Richmond and Lane.
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Ike) Cearfoss
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Wilt Chamberlain's Kansas Debut Tonight at Northwestern
Wilt Chamberlain, the 7 foot 1 inch rookie from Philadelphia, makes his Kansas debut against Northwestern in Lawrence as coach Dick Harp introduces his squad. The schedule spans Big Seven rivals and nonconference games, highlighting Kansas State, Iowa State, Missouri, and Colorado as key early tests amid high expectations for the Stilt.
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Braves overpower Lips, end Ottawa drought on hardwood
Ottawa University Braves deliver a convincing win at Wilson Field House, led by Bob McGhee’s rugged play to snap a long basketball drought. The start of the season shows promise, with balance across inside and outside shots and rougher ball handling to improve.
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Jayhawks Open Run With Wilt Atop San Francisco Challenge
Wilt Chamberlain makes his Kansas varsity debut as the Jayhawks open the season against Northwestern while San Francisco seeks a third straight national title. San Francisco beat California 70 56 to run its season record to 2 0 and 57 consecutive wins.
Giant Gift Box Of Shelled Salted Nuts
A large gift box containing shelled and salted nuts promises broad appeal for recipients. The set highlights a ready to share assortment ideal for gatherings or personal snacking.
Clutch pros deliver in pro football’s dividend day
Veterans shine in a slate of NFL games as star performers like Frank Gifford and Bobby Layne propel their teams. Layne rushes for two touchdowns and adds a kickoff, while Gifford scores three times and passes for a TD as the Giants topple the Redskins 28-14. Rote, Groza, Nickel, Scarbath, Wilson, and Tittle era standouts also spark vital wins shaping conference races.
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Bowling Scores From Friday Night League Recap
Friday night standings show Cusick's leading with 471 scratch over 172 high game by Maloney in a 1 position. Royals tallied 419 in third with Baker posting 419. Beiter 192 and J. Taylor 193 highlight scratch league action amid tight team totals. Beiter 537 and J. Taylor 836 in high series.
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Noted Builder Died Yesterday
WEST PALM BEACH Florida R Louis J Horowitz a onetime 3 a week shoe clerk who amassed More than 10 millions as builder of landmark buildings died yesterday He was 82 Horowitz retired president of Thompson Starrett Co New York City which built New Yorks Woolworth Building the Waldorf Astoria Hotel the Tribune Building and other notable structures The firm also built Washingtons Union Station the Palmer House in Chicago and Gimbels department stores in New York and Philadelphia
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