Saturday KCAC tilt pits Ottawa U and C of E basketball power
Ottawa University and College of Emporia meet in Wilson Field House for a weekend KCAC clash. Both clubs feature deep experience with returning starters and size, OU adding back guard Ron Dunham after an injury while C of E relies on frontcourt veterans Tibbetts Simpson and Bruns. The game follows two opening losses for OU and a 100-72 defeat for C of E at Drury, with Coach Bill Frear noting similar conditioning and seeking offensive rhythm. A junior varsity tipoff begins at 5:30 p.m.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
College of Emporia
Kansas
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
Central Missouri State
Washburn
C of E
Drury
Bill Frear
Frear
Braves
Emporia
Ron Dunham
Ron Guest
Dave Hale
Bob Olberding
Tony Judenis
Presbies
Jim Tibbetts
Ray Simpson
Bob Bruns
Bruns
ECAC
Tibbetts
Burley Simpson
Maine Tay
Bill Linhart
Tom Fitzgerald
Leavenworth
Hockey players fined en masse in Bruins Canadiens melee
NHL President Clarence Campbell fined 28 players a total of 1675 after a rough game between the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens last Sunday. Fines ranged from 50 to 150 dollars, with multiple players from both teams punished for leaving the bench and involvement in the fist. Reserve goalie Ernie Wakeley escaped any fine.
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National Hockey League
Clarence Campbell
Boston Bruins
Montreal Canadiens
Don Awrey
Bruins
Terry Harper
Canadiens
Dick Duff
Jacques Laperriere
Harper
Boston
Ed Johnston
Rogatien Vachon
Ernie Wakely
Pleasanton Tops Central Heights in JV and B games
Pleasanton defeated Central Heights in both A and B grade basketball Thursday at Pleasanton. In varsity action the home team won 41 to 17 led by Umephaour with 14 points and Milcfelt with 6 for CH. In the B game Pleasanton prevailed 21 to 16 with Linsey scoring 7 and Bill Wiley adding 6 for Central Heights. Central Heights meets Parker at Princeton next Friday at 1 p.m.
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Pleasanton
Cenetral Heights
Pleaseanton
Umephaour
Mike Milcfelt
Linsey
Central
Bill Willey
Central Heights
Parker
Princeton
Gridder Loses Leg After Knee Injury
Mel Walker of Wisconsin loses his leg after a knee injury during Minnesota game. Amputated below the knee at Hennepin County General Hospital. Walker, a former quarterback turned defensive back, faced an end to his collegiate grid career and will watch from the sideline.
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Minneapolis
Mel Walker
Hennepin ‘County General Hospital
Hern
University of Wisconsin
Melvin A. Walker
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mel
Badger
Estursy
E. Harvey O'Phelan
University of Minnesota
Quenemo routs Williamsburg 98 to 34 in non-league win
Quenemo jumped Williamsburg with a 39-5 burst in the second period and led 64-19 at halftime. Dennis Weiss scored 28 for Quenemo while Jeff Casten added 25 as the Buffaloes improved to 1-1 and Williamsburg dropped to 0-3. Sutton led Williamsburg with 10 points.
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Buffaloes
Panthers
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Buffs
Jeff Casten
Joe Bill Sutton
Lance Hart
Mark Collins
Gade
Weiss
Mooney
Stadel
Case Ten
Lewis
Catelin
Catelin, 5egel; Gragg, 1-001; D. Boelen, 0-0+1; Stultz
Hart
Spring
Hermyeck
M. Collins
Sutton
Bowling Scores Thursday Night Ladies standings update
Bowling scores from THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES show top performances across many teams. Highs included Foster 160-442 for BUDGE’S HARDWARE and Dodd 164 for SEYLER DRUGS with 452 series. Evans 566 for CLASSIC LEAGUE OTTAWA TIMES and Wassmer 498 for K OF C ONE highlight the night.
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Budge's Hardware
Foster
Seyler Drugs
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Milton
Anderson
Barber
Washburn Honors Freshman Honn at Topeka Ichabods
Jim Honn, a 1967 Ottawa High graduate, won a football letter at Washburn University of Topeka this fall. He is one of five freshmen to earn a letter and plays linebacker for the Ichabods.
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Jim Honn
Ottawa High
Washburn University of Topeka
Honn
The
Ichabods
Rosedale Pins OHS Wrestlers in Kansas City Dual
Rosedale defeated Ottawa High 32 19 in a Kansas City dual. Rosedale had six pins, Ottawa won one bout by pin and four decisions, with Dana Bush and Gary Wadkins drawing. Cyclones next face Olathe Dee 21 at Olathe. Ottawa hosts Bonner Springs Jan 4.
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Ottawa High
Kansas City
Wildcats
OHS
Ottawa
Dana Bush
Bob Abbott
Terry Shoemaker
Steve Hinton
Mark Waymire
Basketball Scores From Regional Games
South Virginia beat Vir 84 to 79 as Wofford lost 68 to The Citadel. Georgia Tech topped Georgia 86 to 78, Florida won 95 to 87 over Samford, Mississippi State 63 over Tampa 96, and Florida Presbyterian 90. Midwest games saw Kentucky Wesleyan 62 over Indiana State 61, St Louis 107 over Hardin-Simmons 80, Bradley 80 over Memphis State 52, Dubuque 64 over William Penn 54. Arizona State 87 over Creighton 81. Southwest featured Texas A&M 89 over West Texas State 83, Houston 121 over North Dakota State 88, New Mexico State 110 over New Mexico 71.
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The
Citadel
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Florida
Florida State
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Mississippi State
Tampa
Florida Presbyterian
Midwest
Kentucky Wesleyan
Indiana St
St. Louis
Hardin-Simmons
Bradley
Memphis State
Dubuque
Wiliam Penn
Arizona State
Cregiion
Southwest
Texas A&m
West Texas
Houston
North Dakota
ORC Announces Local Basketball Practice Schedules
The Ottawa Recreation Committee released gym times for three facilities starting December 9. NORTH JUNIOR HIGH hosts senior high boys 1 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. SOUTH JUNIOR HIGH offers sixth grade 8 10 a.m. Saturday and fifth graders 10 11:30 a.m. Open 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday for junior high and grade school boys. METHODIST CHURCH lists grade school boys 4 5:30 p.m. Tue Thu. junior high and senior high 3:30 5:30 Mon Wed. Church League teams 7 9 Tue Thu. reservations via Orlis Cox. If no reservations, gym open for free play.
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Ottawa Recreation Comemission
NORTH
Methodist ‘Church
Orlis Cox
Whirlwinds Take Two From West on OJHL Court
Ottawa Junior High swept two basketball games from Lawrence West on the OJHL court. Ninth grade won 56 48 and eighth graders edged 27 26. Nottingham led West with 14 points while Grogan Mendell and Crumet each scored 13 for Ottawa. Coach Jim Grogan praised the Whirlwinds’ play as they prepare to face Santa Fe Trails of Olathe on December 14 at 3 15 p.m.
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Douglas Underwood
Ottawa Junior High
Lawrence West
OJHL
Lawrence
Ottawa
Nottingham
Crumet
Steve Grogan
Richard Mendell
Mike
Santa Fe Trails of Olathe
San Diego Beats Chicago 118 108 in NBA Thriller
San Diego def Chicago 118 to 108 in Thursday NBA action. Baltimore, Boston, Los Angeles, Detroit, New York and Philadelphia won or faced notable matchups in Friday and Saturday games, with several cross conference clashes on the slate.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Seattle
San Francisco
Oakland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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