Emporia Defeats Ottawa Cyclones 64 57 in fourth quarter nailbiter
Emporia high school with shooting ace Dave Stuntzner toppled the Ottawa Cyclones 64 to 57. Stuntzner scored 33, hitting from all locations as Ottawa fell behind late. Harder tallied 22 for the Cyclones while Harper Brill Wilson and Price added four field goals apiece. Ottawa trailed by two at halftime after a 20 10 start by Ottawa, and Emporia pulled away with an eighth minute burst in the third. A late charging foul and clock controversy kept the arena buzzing as the Spartans clinched the win. Ottawa hosts Ola Friday in another non league game.
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Cooper Returns to St. Louis Cardinals After Ten Years
Cooper, a 40-year-old catcher and home run hitter, re joins the St. Louis Cardinals after a decade away. The Redbirds claimed Cooper last night just after the Chicago Cubs placed him on waivers. Boxer Boardward Billy Smith serves as an attendant at the Atlantic City county jail.
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Rantoul Tops Princeton 66 39 In Kansas High School Tilt
Rantoul High defeated Princeton 66 to 39 in Rantoul Kansas with Day scoring 22 for the winners on 9 field goals and 4 free throws. Princeton’s Ron Foltz out with flu and did not play after scoring 33 points the prior Friday. In the B game, Rantoul won 33 to 28 as Evans led with 10.
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Melvern crushes Pomona 89 to 59 in Kansas game
Melvern defeated Pomona 89 59 in Melvern Kansas with J W Royston scoring 24 points and Pete Dearfoss adding 18 for the losers. Melvern won the B game 64 36 as Jim Allan had 14 and Rex Stoneking 10 for Pomona.
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Welsh Tops In Total Offense In Major College Football
George Welsh led major college football in total offense with 1,348 yards in nine games, narrowly ahead of Art Luppino who had 1,313 in ten. Luppino claimed the rushing crown for a second straight year, while Welsh also led in passing yards in the final season game against Army.
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Hopalong) Cassady
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Bowling Scores Show Mixed Highs Across Leagues
In the Ladies League and Industrial League, bowlers posted varied top scores. Notable lines include Vogler with 213 and 618 in the 10-30 event, Maloney 462 high, and Bennett with a 631. Other standout totals feature Birkhead 643 and Lichtenberger 212 in the Industrial standings.
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Furman Star Darrell Floyd Returns for Senior Basketball Season
Furman University guard Darrell Floyd, who averaged 35.9 points per game last season, is back for his senior year in Southern Conference play. Floyd’s scoring pace was a league high and he will lead the Paladins as they aim for strong conference results.
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Ottawa University Season Ticket Sale Opens Tomorrow
Ottawa University season tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at Wassmers with reserves at $6. Fans seek last year seats in Wilson Yield House as interest grows. The first home game is Tuesday against Washburn University, with the B team at 6 and the varsity at 8 in Topeka. KTJO FM will broadcast only away conference games.
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Sophomores Star For Kansas State Triumph Over Texas Tech
In Manhattan Kansas State freshmen Jack Parr 22 points and Larry Fischer 18 sparked an 89-70 win over Texas Tech. Returnees Fred Schneider and Pachin Vicens added 14 and 11 points as K-State led 40-33 at halftime. Kansas visits Wichita for a non league game tonight.
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Lane Swamped By Greeley In Kansas High School Basketball
Lane High School was beaten 30 to 67 at Greeley Kansas in the B game 33 to 49. Lane trailed by seven after the first quarter twelve at halftime and twenty five after the third. Greeley’s Setter Lanzrath Huttenmiller scored most of the 67 points for the hosts while Lane’s Johnson led Lane with 12 in the B game. Wayne Bishop notes the game in the Daily Tar Heel.
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Michigan Valley Defeats Quenemo 77 to 47 in Kansas City Area Game
Michigan Valley built a 16 to 8 first quarter lead and dominated the game, finishing 77 to 47 over Quenemo. Walburn scored 30 for Michigan Valley, while Yockey and Chase led Quenemo with 12 points each in the B game victory, 57 to 38.
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Overtime win gives Williamsburg 27 25 over Waverly
Williamsburg's Delaine Heckman scored twice in overtime to lift Williamsburg to a 27 25 victory over Waverly in a tight defensive game. Regular time ended 23 all, with Williamsburg also winning the B game 55 20 as Don Miskimon and Roger Bush each added 10 points for Williamsburg.
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Baker Favored in Cleveland Bout for Title Shot
Bob Baker of Pittsburgh is an 8 to 5 favorite to defeat Cuba's Nino Valdes in a 10 round match at the Cleveland Arena tonight. The winner earns a chance to challenge Rocky Marciano for the heavyweight title next June. their prior meeting ended in a decision for Baker two years ago. The bout will be televised at 9 p.m. CST on ABC.
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Robinson and Olson preview middleweight title bout
Sugar Ray Robinson downplays psychological factors in the title defense against Bobo Olson Friday in Chicago. Olson counters that he nearly beat Robinson the last time and plans to fight the same, noting Robinson’s form may have slowed since their 1950 and 1952 meetings.
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