Ottawa Braves At Bethel In Kansas Conference Clash
Ottawa visits Lindley Hall in Newton to face Bethel College Threshers. Don Wedel leads Bethel with 13.6 ppg, plus 140 rebounds last season. Bethel lost to Sterling 58 50 and has 0 1 in conference so far this year. Ottawa carries 1 0 in conference and 1 2 overall.
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Thresher
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Bethel
Baker
Jerry Nickle
Stan Regehr
Nickle
Regehr
Kenneth Franz
George Wiedmann
Mel Geering
Franzie Loepp
Tom Schrag
Bob Wedel
Loepp
Geering
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Sterling
Plans For Church League In Ottawa Recreation
A meeting at the Youth Center set tentative junior and senior divisions for Ottawa’s Church Basketball League. The junior division with 12 teams will be split into two groups for a playoff, while the senior division of seven teams will use a round robin format. Participating junior teams include First Christian Nazarene Trinity Methodist Sacred Heart Boys Club Grace Episcopal Calvary Baptist First Methodist North Baptist Bethany Baptist First Baptist and Westminster Presbyterian. Senior teams listed are First United Presbyterian Nazarene Trinity Methodist Sacred Heart First Methodist First Baptist and North Baptist. Cox noted no games before January 8 as sponsors are busy and practice times are being arranged.
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Orlis Cox
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First Methodist
North Baptist
Bethany Baptist
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Westminister Presbyterian
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Sacred Ieart
Bowling Scores From Wednesday Night Independents Meet
Wednesday bowling results list several leagues with high scores for 10-30 events. Notable performances include P Richardson 139 and 395 for Kansas State and Mueller 174. Other top marks include Wills 453 and Mock 595, plus Ames total 926 across teams and players such as Akers 186 and Durbin 199.
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W. Thompson
Eagles
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Friday Night Six County Games Preview
Franklin County teams schedule six games for Friday night with three league matchups. Lane seeks its first win at Rantoul after Rantoul beat Richmond and fell to Pomona. Appanoose faces Princeton where Princeton beat Lyndon then lost to Williamsburg. Pomona aims to extend its streak against Richmond while Melvern and Rantoul each have two wins. Malvern, Quenemo, and Burlingame also feature in county play with Quenemo hosting Lyndon and Melvern traveling to Burlingame.
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Richmond
Pomona
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Princeton
Indians
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Williamsburg
Welda
Pirates
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Wellsville
DeSoto
Eagles
Carbondale
Quenemo
Burlingame
Overbrook
Malvern
Bert Coan Case Before Big Eight Conference
Kansas University faces a pivotal decision as the Big Eight faculty committee reviews the Bert Coan case. Coan, a Texas Christian transfer involved in recruiting violations, starred in Kansas decisive Big Eight title wins while the NCAA probation consequences loom. The panel also weighs a 10 game cap change potentially allowing Oklahoma to play Hawaii in Honolulu next season. Reaves E Peters says no final word until Friday.
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Bert Coan
Kansas
Coan
Texas Christian University
NNCAA
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Colorado
Missouri
Bbid
Oklahoma Sooners
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Reaves E. Peters
Wildcats Beat Notre Dame 68-62 for Ninth Straight vs Irish
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp again tops Notre Dame, winning 68-62 as the Wildcats snap a shaky start to stretch their series lead to nine against the Irish. Oklahoma City also tops Texas 53-49, while Utah State and Utah post lopsided victories in other college games.
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Adolph Frederick Rupp
Notre Dame
Baron Rupp
Wildcats
Irish
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Johnny Jordan
Oklahoma City
Texas
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Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
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Richmond
Utah State
Nebraska
Tommy Russell
Russell
Aggies
Utah
Evansville
Indiana
Utes
Arizona
Goal Kicker Ed Dyas Honored For Spectacular Show
Auburn fullback Ed Dyas was hailed for a 9-6 win over Georgia on November 12 with three field goals including a 22 yard game winner with 43 seconds left. He credited Don Machen for holding the ball and praised his line’s protection as key to his record setting kicking season and 100 rushing yards.
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New York
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Ed Dyas
Dyas
Georgia
Associated Press
Don Machen
Don
Mobile
Wellsville Warriors Dominate KSC Olathe 50-31
The Wellsville Warriors beat KSC Olathe 50-31 in a league game at Olathe. halftime stood 24-8 with Dick Moherman scoring 21 for Wellsville while F Mog led Olathe with 6 points.
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Wellsville Warriors
KSC Olathe
Olathe
Dick Moherman
F. Mog
Two Pro Giants To Play Saturday
San Francisco 49ers host Green Bay Packers at Kezar Stadium in a pivotal NFL Western Division showdown. Both teams sit tied for the lead at 6-4 with Baltimore looming. Red Hickey promises a controlled attack while Vince Lombardi emphasizes the visitors’ speed and defense led by Eddie Dove and Abe Woodson.
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San Francisco 49Ers
Baltimore Colts
Packers
49Ers
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Red Hickey
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Eddie Dove
Dave Baker
Abe Woodson
Jerry Mertens
Hitkey
Hawks Hit Cold Streak in Pistons Loss
The St. Louis Hawks scored only one field goal in the second quarter and totaled eight points as Detroit beat them 113-83. Adolph Schayes led Syracuse to a 142-134 win over Boston, while Oscar Robertson had 38 in Cincinnati's 114-112 victory over Los Angeles.
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National Basketball Association
Adolph Schayes
Oscar Robertson
St. Louis Hawks
NBA
Detroit Pistons
Schayes
Syracuse Nationals
Scores From 4181 Ottawa Bowl Notes
A fragment shows bowling scores with entries CH 29741 123 136 147 152 175 and 119 167 213 211 190 3 Y21 from Ottawa Bowl Producers-t. The text lists multiple numeric scores and a phone-like contact, reflecting a scorecard or listing in a local bowling archive.
Two Games On Tap For Ottawa High Cyclones
Ottawa High prepares for a busy basketball weekend as the Cyclones host Olathe Eagles Friday and then travel to Chanute to face the Blue Comets Saturday. Ottawa seeks consistency with a taller lineup and fast break plans, while Roy Dunn and captain Bill Jensen lead the rotation against seasoned Chanute scorers.
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Olathe Eagles
Ottawa
Chanute
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Olathe
Eagles
Stevens
Roy Dunn
Dunn
Bob Lewis
Mickey Reed
Bill Jensen
Jensen
Ron Reusch
John Fredrick
Paul Stephens
Gary Prager
Huskers Defend Big 8 Honors Nineteen-sixty Huskers beat Utah State 65 to 60 on Rommy Russell’s late surge
Nebraska extended the Big Eight lead to 16-4 by holding off Utah State as Russell scored five points in the final 11 seconds. The win kept Nebraska atop the conference while upcoming Friday and Saturday schedules featured Kansas vs St John’s, Kansas State vs UCLA, Oklahoma vs Brigham Young, with Oklahoma State and Colorado leading the early pace.
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Rommy Russell
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New York
Madison Square Garden
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UCLA
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Oklahoma
Brigham Young
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Iowa State
Missouri
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Wichita
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Fight Honor To Sugar Ray Fight Honor To Sugar Ray
Sugar Ray Robinson after drawing with Gene Fullmer Saturday advanced to No. 2 among middleweight contenders and was named fighter of the month by Ring magazine. Ring lists Paul Pender as world middleweight champion and Fullmer as top contender. Other changes include Don Jordan dropping to ninth and Len Matthews to fourth with Vaillant leaping to No. 7.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Ring Magazine
Ring
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Robinson
Don Jordan
Ludwig Lightburn
Philadelphia
Len Matthews
Cuba
Doug Vaillant
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