Morris Stars In Intra-Squad Game
OHS Red A team beat OHS White A 56 to 47 led by Danny Morris with 26 points on 11 field goals and 4 free throws. Mike Garcia added 10, while White leaders Bud Gollier and Gordon Wilson had 15 and 12. In the B game White edged Red 32 to 31 as Bill Hysom scored 12 in the first half and Fred Craig led Red with 10. Officials Powell and True.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
White
Danny Morris
Morris
Mike Garcia
Bud Gollier
Gordon Wilson
Bill Hysom
Dennis Ainsworth
Hysom
Fred Craig
OHS White
OHS Red
Ifi
Higgins
Gollier
Forsythe
Wilson
Cecil
Allen
Garcia
Beller
Firestone
Smith
Powell and True
OHS White A
Sae
Pittsburg State Tops Northwestern in Season Opener
Pittsburg State defeated Northwest Missouri State 98-77 in Pittsburg Kas, grabbing a 47-30 halftime edge and coasting to the win. The Gorillas improved to 1-2 on the young season with the victory. Livest in U. S. Savings Bonds.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Pittsburg State
Northwest Missouri State
Lyndon High Tops Pomona In Season Opener
Lyndon High opened its season with a 72 to 50 win over Pomona on Pomona’s court. Stilt led Lyndon with 10 field goals and four free throws, while Nichols added nine points and two assists. Pomona’s top scorer was Jones with four field goals and eight foul shots. In the B game Lyndon also defeated Pomona 44 to 26.
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Lyndon High School
Pomona
Stilt
Nichols
Jones
Lyndon
Williamsburg Tops Wellsville 70 to 46 in Kansas
Williamsburg led early and built a 33 23 halftime edge to defeat Wellsville 70 46 in Williamsburg Kansas. Four Williamsburg players scored 12 plus led by Mike Sowers 16 Roger Bush 14 Heckman 12 and Randel 12 while Yakle topped Wellsville with 15 points.
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Williamsburg
Kas
Wellsville
Franklin County
Yakle
Thornbrugh
Kirkland
Michigan Valley Buries Quenemo in Easy 70–31 Win
Michigan Valley dominated Quenemo last night 70 to 31. Walburn led Michigan Valley with 35 points as the team used three six footers to control rebounding and limit Quenemo’s offense. Niehoff and Kramer top scored for Quenemo with eight each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Valley
Quenemo
Walburn
Niehoff
Kramer
Masenthin
H. Logan Finch
Niehoff L. Bulmer
Rose Walburn
Bolen
Thompson
Hauster
Hamilton
M. Logan
Spencer R. Bulmer
Yockey Trendel
Bryan
Overbrook Edges Appanoose 56 53 In Double OT
Overbrook beat Appanoose 56 to 53 after two overtime periods with a game winning field goal by Dick Morgan. Morgan led Overbrook with 18 points while Jim Detwiler scored 20 for Appanoose. The slim contest featured tied scores at 8 8, 49 49 and 53 53 before the final burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbrook. Kas
Dick Morgan
Overbrook
Appanoose
Morgan
Jim Detwiler
O'Brien
Jim Wiscomb
Appanouse
Detwiler
Rakes Maag
Morgan Moses
Michaels
Fowler i
Rose Gilliland
Rader
Markley
Duncan
Ottawa High School Intra Squad Basketball Review
The Ottawa Cyclones show effort and potential as they prepare for a tough league. Veterans Donny Morris and Don Higgins headline the lineup, with Larry Forsythe Bud Gollier Bob Allen and Mike Garcia among the top contenders for starting spots as they improve through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHL
Donny Morris
Letterman
Don Higgins
Higgins
Larry
Turkey
Forsythe
Bud Gollier
Gollier
Bob Allen
Allen
Mike Garcia
Garcia
US Team Breaks Relay Record At Sydney Dual Meet
The U S 2 mile relay team clocked 7 minutes 23 seconds to break the world record in a showdown with British Commonwealth Olympians. Tom Courtney anchored the squad from Livingston New Jersey as Jerome Walters Lon Spurrier and Arnie Sowell ran first legs and opened a 30 yard lead before Courtney finished strong to hold off Derek Johnson of Britain. The mark eclipsed the 7 25 2 previously set by a Southern Pacific AAU team at Modesto California last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
U.S
Tom Courtney
Livingston
N. J
Modesto
Calif
Jerome Walters
Los Angeles
Lon Spurrier
Delano
Arnie Sowell
Pitt
Sowell
Courtney
Derek Johnson
Greeley Beats Princeton 57 to 41 in Kansas
Greeley jumped to a 17 to 9 first period and built a 29 to 19 halftime lead. In the third, they extended to 48 to 27 as Katzer with 17 and Lickteig with 16 paced the winners. Dale Whiteford led Princeton with 14. Princeton won the B game 34 to 22 with Winters leading reserves and Setter scoring for the losers.
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Princeton
Kas
Greeley
Katzer
Lickteig
Dale Whiteford
Evan Winters
Setter
Whiteford Morgan Demoret
James Gilner
McGinty Adkinson
Kinnison Wolken
Sweet Rice
Blackmore Setter Clary
Fet
Greeley Ee VW
Princeton Cee
Baseball Added as CIC Conference Sport
Emporia State faculty representatives of the Central Intercollegiate Conference voted to add baseball to official conference sports. The action, taken at a weekend meeting, brings the total to eight sports in which members may participate. League officials awarded track golf and tennis meets to Emporia State for May 11 weekend, swimming to Fort Hays on March 16, and cross country to Hays next fall. S. L. Householder of Pittsburg was elected president of the faculty representatives. Prentice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Central Intercollegiate Conference
Emporia State
Fort Hays
Hays
S. L. Householder
Pittsburg
Prentice
Welda Beats Richmond 49 to 33 in Season Opener
Welda started the infant basketball season with a 49 33 win over Richmond. Tush led Welda with driving layups and feints, while Richmond struggled with ragged shooting. In the B game, Richmond topped Welda 46 35 as Marv Gretencord paced the bench heavy lineup.
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Welda
Richmond
Tush
Marv Gretencord
Peig
Brack
Wiesner
Pinegar
Carr
Ferguson
Mullins
Chambers
Collins
Feuerborn
Parks
Miner
Adams
Buckle
Kueser
Boyer
Hermreck
Curved Auto Glass Popular Makes in Stock
SAFFRON Glass Co at 418 N Main offers curved auto glass in popular makes. Call 323 for details on availability and pricing.
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Saffron Glass Co
Royal League Bowling Scores Report
Bowling scores from multiple teams and players listed with high game and series figures. Davis Paint 3 high 10 30 Wolgast 223 557. Fritts 150 Hollingsworth 193 Starkel 530. Richeson 215 644. Golden 190 Wasamer 477 McFadden 202 11. Carlson 160 Bien 443 Cordle 199. Redick 147 Nicholas 172 481. Buy or Sell through Want Ads.
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Royal League
Davis Paint
Wolgast
Goodyear
Fritts
Stansbury
Phillips
Hollingsworth
Starkel
Bundy
Richeson
Golden
Wasamer
Wasamer's
McFadden
Hewitt Chevrolet
Carlson
Bien
Litwin's
Cordle
Duffield Conoco
Redick
Sunrise Catry
Nicholas
Auxiliary Ladies’ League
Towner’s
Ist
K. Keefer
EK. Hughes
Burgoon Eee
M. Ainsworth
Wenthe
Kofo
H. Carey Leeda
Lichtenberger
McGhee
A. Frey
EF Gardner Presee
B. Shader Paves
P. White J Rodgers
Men's League Ioof
Istand Ord T's Elks
Lancaster
Hayward Eeene
Alban
Crandall
Eee
P. White Seaeee Ae
J Kramer
Waa
I. Moody
K. Hills
Abe
P. Kramer Pees
Ottawa Bldg, & Loan
Bevis Pontiac-Cadiac
Hughes Ve
Sir
A. Moyer Sane
M. Birckhead Vances
Jd. Bath
Miller Ee Oy
A. Gilbert Pavers
AL Lutz Tinsigee
J. Bates Feet Ales E
R. Carlson
A. Beets
Ancho Sav, & Lonin
L. Meader Eee
Todd Insurance
KE Kwon Wesseeeeee
R Armstrong
Bates Oseecaeae
E Meyer Poeese
L. Campbell
B. Wenthe
Bowling Scores From Friendly Ottawa Bowl
Ottawa Bowl on Main reported latest bowling scores from a friendly event. Local bowlers competed at 41814 N Main, with high game and series tallies noted by officials.
Kell Plans To Play Next Year
Jacksonville reports George Kell will remain on the active list and play again next year for the Baltimore Orioles after a talk with manager Paul Richards at the minor leagues convention in Jacksonville. Kell, 34, had considered retirement or a possible managerial post.
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Jacksonville
Fla
George Kell
Swifton
Ark
Baltimore Orioles
Kell
Paul Richards
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Reeder
Craig Tg Fl Pt
Martin
Gilmore
Schmanke
Ainsworth
Keelin
Accepts
Sony
Sid Morris
Pittsburg State Downs Northwestern
U. S
Santa
Pop
Sioux
and Sanders
Harry Smith Storey
S. Main
Lyndon High Downs
Jones Thurnton
Dexter
Trout
Tesar
McMillan
Williston
Sutton McCann Coons
Swallow Bremer
Tardens
Lindsey Morris
Stoop
Mich
Valley
Santa Claus
Kansas City
Pat Beller
Gerald “Punk” Firestone
Duane Cecil
Terry Paul
By Chuck Langdon
Ottawa
NEA
Lawrence
Atchison
Leavenworth
Highland Park
Cyclones
CIC
Gudgeon
Association of Athletic Directors and Coaches
Washburn
St. Benedict's
Southwestern
N. Main
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
A. G. Madison, D.D
Rodney McClay, O.D
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M. D
Bennett Bldg
Pho
Chiropractors
Hugh Campbell
D. L. Young
Geo. W. Davis
M.D
Frank A. Trump, M.D
R. C. Capron
Louis N. Speer
Paul S. Hughes
S. M. Brockway
James E. Wallen
Bennett Bidg
Colon
Don L. McKelvey
Bennett
David G. Laury, M
H. N
Zellner
Merchants Finance Corp., Inc
Jack Keller
Briscoe
Malcolm A
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Henning Bros
Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
R. S. Roberts, M.D
Joe W. Selby
W. J. Conger
S. Hickory
Don Collins
Insemination Tech
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Hazen L. Richardson
Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Roy Taylor, Jr
Technic
Artificial Breeding Company
American Breeders’ Service
Harold Peffly
D.V.M
R. A. Bruce
Res
Main-Bell Drug Store
Kansas
Tricycle
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