Frear Banks Verdi To Start At Centre For Braves
Ottawa Braves coach Bill Frear reshuffles his lineup with Tony Verdi a six two freshman moving to center to boost offense and rebounding In a three game losing stretch Frear sends senior Jerry Harshaw back to guard and Duane Bissitt to forward Evan Johnson and Charles Mercer join Harshaw and Bissitt as starters Frear aims for a Kansas Conference opener win against Friends University of Wichita and notes Verdi can dunk and averages 20 points per game with varsity and B team play
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Tony Verdi
New Jersey
Ottawa Braves
Bill Frear
Frear
Jarry Harshaw
Duane Bissitt
Kansas
Friends University of Wichita
Braves
Friends
Keith Rucas
Harshaw
Verdi
Bissitt
Jim Carter
Evan Johnson
Wichita
Charles Mercer
Mayville
Mich
Carter
Ottawa
Baker
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Bethel
Jerry Harshaw
Duang
Bowling Scores from Classic League and Southwestern Bell
Bowling scores listed for multiple leagues with highs and top players. Mietchen 196, Pence Grocery 224, Kampschroeder 212, Gilbert 205, Miller 198 lead various teams. Notable totals include Cheney's Markets 573 and Calkins 573 with high games noted for 10-30 events and player names such as Barber Yager Wichman Ames Lewis and Fritts.
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Settge
Pepsi-Cola
Kampschroeder
Gambles
Walker
Kitty Clover
Gilbert
Edmistons
Miller
Southwestern Bell
Barber
Yager
Conrad's Painters
Wichman
Dutch Boy Paints
Briscoe Drugs
Ames
Welborn
Litwins
Richardson
Mudrick
Ogle
National Guard
Fritts
Cheney's
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the Keen Company
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Calkins
Wellsville Builds Hopeful 36-Man High School Team
Wellsville High School announces a 36 man squad led by lettermen Bill Coffey and Bill Coughlin as they aim to improve on last season's one win. Coach L C Haughn lists seniors Jake Bellinger Merlin Schmoe and Charles Moore among top performers with a schedule featuring Baldwin Eudora Gardner Louisburg Pomona Williamsburg Paola Spring Hill De Soto Overbrook.
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Bill Coughlin
L. C. Haughn
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Eudora
Gardner
Louisburg
Pomona
Williamsburg
Paola
Spring Hill
DeSoto
Overbrook
Inter league trades swirl as season moves toward meetings
Major league traders paused for breath but eye more deals before December 15. Phils pursue Tommy Harper and Woody Held while Reds demand Jack Baldschun in Harper talks. Indians discuss Lu Clinton and John Romano with Boston. Kansas City pursues Jim Landis. White Sox bid for Bill Skowron while eyeing Nellie Fox and Frank Baumann. Giants release Billy Pierce as clubs seek left-handed relief.
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Woody Held
Cleveland
Reds
Harper
Phils
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Baldschun
Hander
Birdie Tebbetts
Indians
Johnny Pesky
Boston Pilot
Red Sox
Lu Clinton
John Romano
Romano
Clinton
Kansas City Athletics
Jim Landis
Chicago White Sox
John Wyatt
White Sox
al Lopez
Chicago
Landis
Wyatt
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Skowron
Nellie Fox
Frank Baumann
Skowron
Washington
Senators
Dodgers
Marv Breeding
Ed Roebuck
Buzzie Bavasi
Dodger
Bavasi
Iad
George Selkirk
Gil Hodges
Minnesota
Kansas City
Billy Pierce
San Francisco Giants
Top Teams Gather To Play Tournament
West Virginia marks its 100th statehood anniversary as the Centennial Classic opens in Morgantown with Mountaineers in a four team field including Duke and Ohio State. Mountaineers face St. John s, N Y in the first round after Duke and Ohio State clash. Duke features Mullins Buckley and Tison while Ohio State relies on Gary Bradds. Major college tournament action also includes Pittsburgh, Duquesne, George Washington in the Steel Bowl and NYU Tulsa and Michigan Nebraska in other top games.
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Jerry West
Rod Thorn
St. John’s
N.Y
Duke
Ohio State
Mountaineers
Handley West-Thorn
Furman
Citadel
Jeff Mullins
Jay Buckley
Hack Tison
Gary Bradds
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Duquesne
Westminster
George Washington
NYU
Tulsa
New York
Madison Square Garden
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Nebraska
Ann Arbor
Manhattan
Navy
Georgia
Clemson
Billy Rade
Sam Chase
LSU
SMU
Cecil Upshaw
Centenary
TCU
Texas A&m
Houston
New Orleans
Loyola
Southern Mississippi
DePaul
Wale
Idaho State
Jim Murphy
Pleasing All Is Unpleasing Task
A Kansas sports column laments bias toward KU over Kansas State and Ottawa University coverage. The writer notes geography, travel, and audience pressures as factors, jokes about pleasing many groups, and pledges to continue attempting balance despite criticism.
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Society of Veterinarians
Coleman Signs Blues in Blue Gray Game Lineup
Seven college football players signed to play in the Blue-Gray game on December 28 in Montgomery. Gray contracts went to Herschel Turner of Kentucky and Jake Adams of Virginia, while Blues signings included Don Caum of Penn State Henry Schichtle of Wichita Dave Ellison of Purdue Ken Coleman of Kansas and Carmen Bencivenni of Indiana.
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Montgomery
Ala
Kentucky
Herschel Turner
Virginia
Jake Adams
Blues
Penn State
Don Caum
Henry Schichtle
Wichita
Dave Ellison
Purdue
Ken Coleman
Kansas
Indiana
Carmen Bencivenni
REMINGTON Shaver Features 348 Cutting Edges
REMINGTON shavers use 348 cutting edges crafted from surgical high carbon steel for sharper, longer lasting performance. Large shaving head with 756 slots feeds more whiskers to the cutters for faster shaves, plus adjustable roller combs for custom grooming.
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Remington
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