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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1957

Page

10

Schwartz Named On All Stars In Conference Football

Schwartz from Ottawa University earned end on the All-Conference football team as selected by conference coaches. Bob Knight OU quarterback made second team, with Ben Moor Carl Anderson and Eldon Aeschliman receiving honorable mention. Schwartz caught 20 of 38 passes for 341 yards while also playing basketball and track. the All Kansas Conference first and second teams list multiple players from Bethel Baker Kansas Wesleyan and Emporia among ends guards centers and backs.

Dick Schwartz Ottawa University Bob Knight Ben Moor Carl Anderson Eldon Aeschliman Schwartz Kansas Larry Penner Bethel Jackles Rocky Welton Kansas Wesleyan Bob Shores Baker Virgil Penner Ron Geenens Bob Pinball Leland House Kenny Mulch Rusty Addleman Ed Delk McPherson Scott Mann Dick Shore Arto Buller Todd Hampton Jerry McPherson Myron Goering Art Woods Friends Knight Jim Paramore Kenny Stuckey Tom Coleman College of Emporia

Pro Basketball League Opens 11th Season in NIBL

Akron Ohio reports the National Industrial Basketball League opened its 11th season with 12 minute quarters and a first league all star game set for March 7 in Peoria Tl. Denver beat Kansas City 111-94 behind 28 points by Terry Rand as Bartlesville prepares for its first game in KC on Dec 22.

Akron Ohio Peoria Denver Kansas City Terry Rand Marquette NIBL Bo Erias Niagara Joe Todd St. Louis Bartlesville Wichita City

College Basketball Scores Summary

A wide range of college teams posted scores across games. Notable results include Illinois 100 over Marquette 90, Indiana 68 defeating U Indiana opponent, Kentucky 78 over Duke 74, South Carolina 95 beating Georgia 87, Iowa State? no. Multiple fixtures show strong showings by Illinois, Kansas City 94 over Kansas? Notable near-misses and lopsided wins populate the roundup with many schools across the nation.

Northwestern Western Mich Nebraska South Dakota Peru Neb Tarkio Central State Langston U Quincy Kirksville Southwest Missouri State Missouri Valley Emporia Eas Northeastern Okla Kentucky Duke South Carolina Georgia Rice New Mexico A&m Colorado State Colorado Idaho Montana San Francisco Chico State Denver Kansas City

Bowling Scores And Highs For 10 30 Women And Men

Bowling scores list for leagues 10 30 with multiple teams and players. Notable totals include L Moan 160 370 and L Moan 182 458 for high men, M Seymour 156 420 for women, R Schultz 183 532 for high men, V Wallace 183 490 for women, Wassmer 187 513 for men, and J Selby 474 for high men.

Mogn-Moore B. Moan L. Moan Schults-Seymour M. Seymour R. Schultz Byrd V. Wallace Wassmer Gulst-Shisler Shisler Forter-Vaughn Shader T. Porter Selby-Williamson Williamson R. Selby C. Williamson J. Selby Kramer-Wacamer V. Cordie J. Kramer McClay-Miller D. Miller J. Terrill Hillhelden M. Sheldon Sean L. Hanes Killough E. Killough Sige Bennett Sigh J. Bennett Power & Ht Jones Fiks Crandall Henry Hayward Duethman Whitcher En Wee Davis Welborn Waymire Nichols Mack Oneesee Ottawa Sav. & Loan Smay Dee Hughes Oea J. Cordle Ea Neeee Reeves Bath Weees A. C. Richeson Stansbury Eee D, Heckman Carlson . . I C. F. No Snsore Lts Ainsworth Shinn & Haley Bee UT B. Mendell M. Stephens Wilhite Skelly Mack Electric N. Brown Eteene Eewes Raere Seene P. Moore G. Finnsbaugh Eocence D. Bulmer H. Wenthe

Ottawa Braves and Cyclones Preview 1957-58 Season

Ottawa University Braves and Ottawa High School Cyclones staged intra squad games at Wilson Field House. White beat Red 62-57 in the high school matchup while Black crushed White 115-59 in the college contest. Bob Allen led the Whites with 18 points, Bob Knight paced the Blacks with 23, and Vince Driski added 18 for the winners as Willie Barnes left with an ankle sprain but is expected to play soon. The Braves host Southwestern College Saturday with the OU B squad facing Leavenworth Merchants in a 6 pm opener, while the Cyclones meet Chanute Friday night.

Ottawa Ottawa University Braves Ottawa High School Cyclones Wilson Field House HK Stevens Gordon Wilson Bill Hysom Reds Bob Allen Bud Gollier Dennis Smith Pat Beller Marvin Wilson Stan Bettin Bob Knight Blacks Vince Driski Sherm Price Bob McGhee Willie Barnes Knight Driski Dave Owens Wilie Barnes Toop Jack Garrison Garrison Bob Night Ken Leatherman Tulsa Braves Southwestern College Moundbuilders Leavenworth Merchants C.H.S. Cyclones Chanute Morris Knight Garrison McGhee Barnes Wilson Forsythe Driski Mathews Leatherman Zell Schwartz Brannaman Owens Gardner Price Lewis Bettin Winter Herrill White Eile Ae Reeder Gollier Allen Hysom Cecil Wilson Betler Schmanke i Smith Morrisey Keelin Martin Glenn Gilmore Cearfoss Wallace E Ccesseneseens Red Cesseccessienne

Colorado Upset As Big 8 Opens Cage Season

The Big Eight opened the 1957-58 basketball season with five non league games. Colorado State upset Colorado 64-55 while Wilt Chamberlain led Kansas to a 63-56 win over Oklahoma State. Nebraska beat South Dakota State 64-52 and Oklahoma defeated Arkansas 64-52. Missouri and Kansas State started with wins on upcoming schedule notes.

Colorado Buffs Colorado State University Wilt Chamberlain Kansas Oklahoma State Stillwater Cowboys Nebraska South Dakota State Oklahoma Arkansas Towa State Drake Chamberlain John Crawford Iowa State Don Schwall Bob Mayo Missouri Kansas State Tigers Columbia Wildcats Texas Western Manhattan Canisius Lawrence Wyoming Lincoln Minnesota Southern California Marquette

Emporia State, Springfield win opening doubleheader

In Springfield Missouri last night the Emporia State Hornets defeated Northeastern Oklahoma State 75 to 69 led by Norma Holthouse with 26 points. The Springfield Bears beat Missouri Valley 95 to 43, with Jack Israel scoring 20 for the Bears.

Springfield Emporia State Hornets Springfield Bears Emporia Oklahoma State Norma Holthouse Missouri Valley Jack Israel Bears

Auburn Rules As Grid Champ

Auburn finished 10-0 and earned the national title in the final AP poll with 210 first place votes and 3,123 points. Ohio State and Michigan State trailed, while Oklahoma placed fourth. Auburn, SEC champion, is barred from bowl play by NCAA action.

Auburn Ohio State Michigan State Associated Press Hugh O’donnell Oklahoma Tigers Sooners Buckeyes Navy Iowa Mississippi Rice Texas A&m Notre Dame Rapsbury Emnee Ebeaene Ee Poseeeainie Bennee Serene Texas A&m Ees Texas CU Arizona State Renee Tennessee

Coast Teams Settle Damages From Dodgers Giants Move

Pacific Coast League approves a 900000 damage settlement with Dodgers and Giants for pulling out of Los Angeles and San Francisco. Six clubs share 150000 each as SF Giants and LA Dodgers pay gate receipts over three years. Franchises shift to Spokane Phoenix Salt Lake City pending park upgrades and leases by December 16.

Colorado Springs Colo Pacific Coast League Los Angeles San Francisco National League Dodgers Giants Portland Seattle Vancouver San Diego Sacramento Hollywood PCL Phoenix Ariz Spokane Salt Lake City Leslie O'Connor San Francisco Giants Los Angeles Dodgers National Assn. of Professional Baseball Leagues O’connor

Sacramento City Move Threatens Hollywood Strain

Reports say Sacramento may shift to Salt Lake City, complicating Hollywood. The PCL settlement arises as minor league chiefs oppose Sunday telecasts of major league games into minor league territory. Commissioner Ford Frick joins the outcry, calling for a ruling against it, while noting the Justice Department has put them on warning.

Sacramento Salt Lake City Hollywood Ford Frick Justice Department

Otto Graham to Coach College All-Stars Next Aug at Soldier Field

Otto Graham former Browns star and Northwestern legend will direct the College All-Stars against the professional champions on August 15 at Soldier Field. He succeeds Curly Lambeau who led the team the past three seasons.

Chicago Otto Graham Cleveland Browns Northwestern University Soldier Field Graham Curly Lam‘beau

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