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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1962

Page

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Trojans Win 1962 National Championship, AP Poll

Unbeaten Southern California led the final AP poll as the 1962 national champion after a 25-0 win over Notre Dame. Wisconsin finished second with 428 points, while Texas and Alabama followed. The Rose Bowl pairing will be No. 1 USC versus No. 2 Wisconsin, marking a clash of top teams from the Pacific coast and the Big Ten.

Bob Hoobing Associated Press Southern California West Coast Trojans Notre Dame Wisconsin Mississippi Iteam Texas Alabama Arkansas Louisiana State Oklahoma Penn State Minnesota Southern Cal Troy Pacific Howard Jones Stanford Pasadena Big Ten Kings O Bama Sooners

Rough Night In Big 8 Rough Night In Big 8

The Big Eight saw three losses in inter sectional play Monday night as Kansas State and Kansas fell while Colorado defended its title with an 89 79 double overtime win over Wichita. Missouri beat Montana 86 66, Kansas lost in overtime to Arkansas 64 62, and Houston beat Nebraska 68 61. Oklahoma opens its schedule at SMU under new coach Bob Stevens.

Kansas State Kansas Colorado Wichita Buffaloes Jim Davis Ken Charlton Dave Stallworth K-State Minnesota Tex Winter Roger Suttner Wildcats Missouri Montana Dennis Browne Bob Vanatta Bob Price Mizzou Dick Harp Kansas Jayhawkers Arkansas Houston Nebraska Tommy Boyer Oklahoma Bob Stevens SMU Southwest Arizona Wisconsin Oklahoma City TCU New Mexico Denver Stanford Utah Idaho Long Beach Nevada Weber

Ragan Joins Golf Elite After Palm Beach Win

Dave Ragan rose to eighth in PGA money standings after winning $2,800 at West Palm Beach and bringing his season total to $36,327. He has won two events and finished in the top five nine times. Jack Nicklaus moved to third with $61,868 after a $730 showing. Arnold Palmer remains the leading money winner with $81,448, though idle last week.

Dunedin Fla Dave Ragan PGA Jack Nicklaus Bill Casper West Palm Beach Arnold Palmer

Bowling Champs Meet Sunday in Grand Champions Round

Edmiston's and Peoples National Bank face off at 7 30 p m Sunday December 9 in the Ottawa Bowl third round of the Grand Champions tournament The event features 1961 62 Ottawa Bowl league champions Bienies Garage over Harry Smith Auto Supply 40 to 1 Todd's Mobile Homes over Helen and Bills Case 3 1 and other tournament teams

Edmiston’s and Peoples National Bank Bienie's Garage Harry Smith Auto Supply Todd Helen Bill

Bowling Leaders, Close Bracket in Ottawa Bowl

In the Brunswick League at Ottawa Bowl the top three teams faltered. four teams fight for first as Hub Bard Lumber leads at 98 22. McCracken Electric sits fourth at 33 27, with First National Bank at 96 24 and Helen and Bills Cafe at 34 First National. Page paces First National with 587 in best series 3515. In the Monday Night Ladies League Lee's Cafe maintains a 5 game edge at 41 18 with Elks Ladies second at 36 24 after a loss. Ferguson tops Lee's with 479 for the high series 2111 by the team. Ottawa Savings & Loan earns top game 189 for Ottawa Bowl in a 2 2 split. More scores appear in today’s sports section.

Hubbard Lumber McCracken Electric McCracken First National Bank Todd Mobile Homes Helen and Bill's Cafe Ioof No First National Page Lee’s Cafe Betty B’s Baldwin Elks Ladies Lee’s R. Smith Ottawa Savings & Loan Wild Side Colby Furniture Mille Robertson Motors Independents Princeton Ty Royal T Twilighten Bennett Creamery Biente Gate Sunrise Dairy Oe Bob‘s Clothes Og Ie Ottawa Bus Western Auto Ladies Moore Chevrolet Wright's Studio People's Nation Pa Beller Kansas State Bank Romstedt's Grocery Petrez Ri Wee Kersley Cowboys Ottawa Savings & Sonday Oau Runswick Texaco Fredeen M. Barber Lie Shister N, Brown Wee Blakesley B. Spatz Allen Brown Cc. Fown Ana Oman Lal McFadden Mobile Home A. Fredeen Swinchart E. Crawford C. Foster Speer C. McFadden H. Tucker McCrackens Taylor Crandall Sens B. Boaty Brady R. Bettge Finnsbaugh Strickland Hubbard Lmbr Nitcker R. Carey Lea Evey L. Cordle D. Johnson R. Davis M. Brandon R. Lichtenberger Betty O. Morrison Cooper Cooper Fe Mee BB Nm 208)}E. Lawrance Wenn I. Daman Ferguson Heckman

Panthers Defending High League Mark

Williamsburg High Panthers open Franklin County League against Richmond. Coach Louis Coppoe relies on eight returning juniors and sophomores to offset a short roster. The team, 12-8 last season, has not faced a senior-heavy lineup yet this year.

Williamsburg Williamsburg High Panthers Richmond Louis Coppoe Panthers Pomona Joe Binns Fred Ted Buckley Carol Mallory Goodwill Larry Milliken Phil Piersol Ed Ransom Coppoe Truyn Bischoff Roger Cromwell Larry Shaffer Stansbury Lane Melvern Princeton Gridley County Tourney Lyndon Greeley Quenevno District Tourney

College Basketball Scores From Across Regions

The Associated Press reports a slate of college basketball results. Duquesne beat Kent State 62 to 50 while Northwestern topped Pittsburgh 57 to 55 and Penn State defeated Lehigh 77 to 40. Other notable results include Georgia over Citadel 89 to 73 and LSU over New Orleans Loyola 79 to 66.

Duquesne Kent State Northwestern Pittsburgh Penn State Lehigh Colby Maine South N.C. State Clemson Georgia Citadel Tech Fruman la. College Tulane LSU New Orleans Loyola Mississippi Ark A&m Tennessee Rice Florida Jacksonville

Parking Lot For Bowlers At Ottawa Bowl Lanes

The Ottawa Bowl Lanes at 418 N Main opens an off street lot along the south side of the building to house 30 to 35 cars. Ralph Kampschroeder, owner, said the area was formerly a Price Motor Company used car lot.

N. Main Main Ralph Kampschroeder Price Motor Company

East Shrine Game picks feature Lamonica and Mrukowski

Notre Dame quarterback Daryle Lamonica leads the East squad with Ohio State rusher Billy Mrukowski for the 38th East-West Shrine game. The roster includes George Saimes, Larry Ferguson, Paul Flatley, Tom Hutchinson, Art Graham, Bob Vogel, Ed Budde, and Bill Armstrong among others.

NEW York Daryle Lamonica Notre Dame Billy Mrukowski Ohio State Mrukowski Lamonica Michigan State George Saimes Larry Ferguson Iowa Paul Flatley Northwestern Bob Vogel Don Brumm Purdue JJ Bobbitt Don Chuy Clemson Earl McQuiston Ed Budde Dave Meggyesy Syracuse John Draksler Pittsburgh Bill Armstrong Jay Robertson Bill Minkowski Jim Moss West Virginia Towa Woody ‘Moore Indiana Jerry Jones Minnesota Roy Walker

Three Franklin County Teams Square Off Tonight

Three Franklin County basketball teams chase early wins in a busy Friday slate. Lane travels to Fontana after a 49 47 defeat to Olivet last Friday. Richmond hosts Wea following a 37 26 opener loss to Olivet, while Pomona heads to Quenemo for its first game. Idle are Wellsville Princeton and Williamsburg.

Franklin County Basket Lane Olivet Fontana Richmond Wea Pomona Quenemo Wellsville DeSoto Overbrook Princeton Welda Williamsburg Waverly Baldwin

May Rename Coast League Amid Realignment

Pacific Coast Baseball League may adopt a new name with Dallas Fort Worth Denver and Oklahoma City added. President Dewey Soriano said a name change is on the Salt Lake City meeting agenda for December 15 and 16. The PCL would dissolve to ten teams, dropping Vancouver and reforming after Rochester convention.

Seattle Pacific Coast Baseball League Dallas-Fort Worth Denver Oklahoma City Dewey Soriano Salt Lake City Soriano PCL Vancouver B.C Rochester N.Y

Presbies Beat Friends 70 63 in Basketball Night

Emporia State defeated Arkansas State 70 63 as Emporia State surged late after a 45 30 halftime margin. Johnny Mack Allen led Arkansas State with 27 points while Doug Glaysher 21 and Larry Chaney 18 spurred College of Emporia's rally to a second win of the season. Friends dropped to four losses.

Emporia State Arkansas State College of Emporia Friends Johnny ‘Mack Allen Doug Glaysher Larry Chaney Glaysher Chaney C. of

County Student on College Team

David Staley of Williamsburg is a 5 foot 11 inch freshman forward on the varsity basketball team at Central College in McPherson. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold A Staley.

David Staley Harold A. Staley Williamsburg Central College McPherson

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