Cyclones Beat Chanute 60 to 38 In Season Opener
Ottawa high school Cyclones opened hoops with a 60 38 win over Chanute on Chanute court. Four starters scored in double figures led by Morris Higgins Forsythe and Gollier. Garcia and Stevens praised as key contributors as Ottawa built an 32 24 halftime lead and pulled away in the third. Chanute won the B game 37 27.
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Chanute Comets
Schooley
Bud Gollier
Comets
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Higgins
Larry Forsythe
Ottawa
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Danny Morris
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Mike Garcia
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Allen Allen
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Firestone Puckett
Jaycee Tournament Final Set In Liberty Missouri
Liberty Missouri hosts the Mid-America Jaycee basketball final with William Jewell facing Oklahoma Baptist for the title. Emporia State battles Kansas City University for third. Maryville meets Graceland for fifth. Detroit Tech plays Hastings for seventh after yesterday’s results. Oklahoma Baptist beat Emporia State 73-64. Jewell beat Kansas City 69-61. Graceland defeated Hastings 73-69. Maryville edged Detroit Tech 74-63.
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William Jewsei
Oklahoma Baptist
Emporia State
Kansas City University
Maryville
Graceland
Detroit Tech
Hastings
Neb
Jewell
Kansas City
Deroit Tech
Rantoul narrowly defeats Richmond 53 to 49 in thriller
Rantoul led by 5-5 guard Donny Miller and 6-3 Doyle Roecker held off Richmond's late charge to win 53-49. Miller shot 7 of 11, while Roecker added 12 points as Rantoul built a 10 point third quarter edge before fending off the rally. In the B game Richmond overwhelmed Rantoul 50-31.
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Rantoul High School
Richmond
Donny Miller
Doyle Roecker
Garnett
Miller
Koeser
R. Roecker
Brock
Brown
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Williamsburg High tops Lane 77–38 in league duel
Williamsburg High School powered to a 77 to 38 win over Lane last night at Williamsburg. Miskimon led with 25 points on 11 field goals and three free throws as Williams burg built a 32 12 halftime edge and widened the gap to 77 38 by final. Lane’s Wheeler top scored with 14 while Sowers paced Burg with 15. Lane's apenas 5S was the Lane high.
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Wiliamsburg High School
Lane
Miskimon
Castleberry
Bust
Sutton
Huddleston
Hieber
M. Sowers
Lee
G Randel
Campbell
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Lane Eevee Eens
Melvern Beats Scranton 63-50 on Melvern Floor
Melvern defeated Scranton 63 to 50 last night on Melvern's floor. Weis led with 22 points and Delano added 19 as Melvern rallied in the second half after Scranton led 32-30 at the break. D Ulery scored 16 for Scranton while Melvern teammates contributed multiple scoring plays.
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Scranton
Weis
Delano
D. Uilery
Pri Weis
Anderson
Princeton Dumps Pomona 62 to 38 in basketball romp
Princeton High defeated Pomona High 62 to 38 with John Sweet scoring three baskets in three seconds and stealing multiple times for layups. Pomona led 1st period, then trailed, while Evan Winters led Princeton with 13 points and R Williston topped Pomona with 10. The B game ended Princeton 29 Pomona 27.
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John Sweet
Pomoa High School
Sweet
Pomona
Evan Winters
R. Williston
Whiteford
Jones
Dexter
Demoret
James
Williston Oy McGinty
Shawn Kinnison
McCanna
Swallow
Pardon
Painter EB. Winters
Lindsey
Woods
Flager
Tesar
Iis
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Eeeae Wie
Baker Wins Over Southwestern in Comeback Victory
In Winfield Kansas Baker trailed 35 to 43 at halftime before rallying to beat Southwestern 72 to 66. Baker standout Ben Schmidt scored 25 points for the losing side, while Baker capitalized on the late surge to secure the win.
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Winfield
Kas
Baker
Southwestern
Ben Schmidt
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A list of numbers and initials such as 156 it 187 134 or 136 19 146 154 166 MT 198 143 138 appears, but readable context is missing to form a full event or names. The snippet suggests a catalog or coded note rather than a complete report.
Paola Edges Baldwin in Narrow 49 41 Victory
Paola high defeated Baldwin 49 to 41 on Paola's court. Paola led 27 to 18 at halftime as Hardy scored 19 points to pace Paola. Bell and Danley added 13 for Baldwin in a comeback bid that fell short.
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Paola High
Baldwin
Paola Court
Hardy
Bell
Danley
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Dillard Spear
Spray
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Russia wins unofficial Olympic title at Melbourne Games
Russia topped the 1956 Melbourne Olympics with 37 golds and 722 points, ahead of the United States with 32 golds and 593 points. The Russians excelled in gymnastics, wrestling, boxing, and shooting, while Bobby Morrow led the U S to three golds in track. The basketball team defeated Russia twice and Australia swept freestyle swimming events.
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Russia
United States
Helsinki
U. S
Bobby Morrow
Australia
High School Basketball Scores From Ottawa Area
Ottawa 60 Chanute 3s. Eureka 62. Garnett 33. Melvern 63. Scranton 40. Shawnee Mission 64. Argentine 4. Olivet 46. Michigan Valley 44. Paola 51. Baldwin 49. Osage City 56 Haskell 35. Osawatomie 43 De Soto 39. Washington 38. Leavenworth 33. Topeka 56. Lawrence 47. Overbrook ST Carbondale 41 Lyndon 45 Quenemo 3. Princeton 62 Pomona 38. Williamsburg 77 Lane 38. Shop with Ottawa merchants.
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Ottawa
Chanute
Eureka
Garnett
Melvern
Scranton
Shawnee-Mission
Argentine
Legion Bowling Tourney Opens at Ottawa Royal Lanes
The Second District American Legion bowling tournament kicks off at Royal Lanes in Ottawa at 6 p m with 21 teams, including six local clubs. Dozens of doubles and singles sets span two weekends plus team events, with action this weekend and again mid December. Local entrants include Russ and Pats Budweiser Tavern and Warren Black Post teams, joined by other squads from Kansas City, Gardner, Shawnee, Paola, and more, as organizers Bob Compton and A C Richeson confirm continuous club access during the event.
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Budweiser iTavern
Chism Construction Company
Keen Company
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Johnson Electric
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Shawnee Tavern
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Bob Compton
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Peru High overwhelms Wayside 84 to 25 in basketball
John Ulls scored 47 points for Peru high school as they routed Wayside 84 25. The 6 1 4 center averaged 34 points in three games and helped Peru defeat Sedan and Cedar Vale in separate contests.
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John Ulls
Peru High School
Ulhs
Sedan
Cedar Vale
College of Emporia Rally Beats Central Oklahoma 60 54
The College of Emporia defeated Central Oklahoma 60 to 54 behind the Presley reserves. After trailing 10 to 22 early, the first team ceded to the reserves who surged to a 32 to 29 halftime lead and outpaced Oklahoma in the second half.
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Central Oklahoma
Presley
C. of E
Oklahomans
Bantam Show Set for December at Memorial Auditorium
The Heart of America Bantam club sponsors a bantam show at Memorial Auditorium on December 15 and 16 with trophies for best breed and ribbons for runners up. Last year drew 269 entries. this year expects more from distant areas. Entries must be in pens by 9 a.m. December 15 to compete. prizes donated by local merchants include trophies and multiple additional awards.
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Memorial Auditorium
Heart of America Bantam Club
Quenemo Falls to Lyndon 45 to 33 in Hoop Clash
Quenemo high school dropped its third straight basketball game, losing to Lyndon 45 to 33. Lyndon’s Stilts led with 12 points while Niehoff and Driver topped Quenemo with 10 each. In the B game Lyndon edged Quenemo 26 to 22 after a second period rally.
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Quenemo High School
Lyndon High
Lyndon
Niehoff
Driver
Lyn
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