Ottawa Braves Defeat Bethel in Kansas Conference Opener
Ottawa University Braves beat Bethel College Grey Maroons 81 to 67 at Wilson Field on campus. Don Wedel scored 33 for Bethel, while Sherm Price led Ottawa with 21 points as the Braves built and held an early lead and managed free throws, finishing 1-3 overall and 1-1 in the conference. Bethel improved to 8-2, 1-1 in league play. Bethel B team also defeated the Braves B squad 78-51.
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Ottawa University Braves
Bethel College Grey Maroons
Newton
Kansas
Wison Field
House
Ottawa University
Gray Maroons
Braves
Don Wedel
Bethel
Sherm Price
Ottawa
Wedel
Otawa
B’ Braves
Yankees And Kansas City In Major Swap
The New York Yankees and Kansas City Athletics completed their 15th trade, sending Roger Maris and others to New York in exchange for Norm Siebern Don Larsen Hank Bauer and more. De Maestri may be used as trade bait to bolster pitching, while 59 players have swapped teams between the clubs since 1954.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Roger Maris
Yankees
Maris
Joe Demaestri
Kent Hadley
Yankee
De'Maestri
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Don Larsen
Hank Bauer
Marvy Throneberry
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
George Weiss
Yanks
Athletics
Philadelphia
Bethany Swedes Defeat Baker In CIC Play
Bethany College Swedes of Lindsborg beat Baker Wildcats of Baldwin 72 68 in conference action. Upcoming CIC games include McPherson at Sterling and Southwestern at Friends, plus Kansas Wesleyan at Emporia. Washburn, St Benedicts and Fort Hays State played non conference games with varied results.
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Kansas
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Baker Wildcats
Baldwin
McPherson
Sterling
Southwestern
Winfield
Wichita
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
College of Emporia
Emporia
CIC
Washburn
Topeka
St. Benedicts
Atchison
Fort Hays State
Hays
Warrensburg
Hastings College
Hastings
Neb
Fort Hays
Colorado College
College basketball scores across multiple games
A slate of college and high school basketball results lists scores for North Carolina, Kansas, N. C. State, Kansas State, Drake, Utah State, Southern California, Oklahoma State, Utah, Wichita, and many Kansas district teams including Wyandotte, Mission East, Mission North, Leavenworth, Argentine, Bonner Springs, Atchison, Ward, Chanute, Fort Scott, Coffeyville, Independence, Parsons, Columbus, Wichita East, Topeka, Hayden, Highland Park, Pittsburg, Iola, Clay Center, Emporia, Shawnee St Josephs, North Kansas City Pius X, Holton, Osage City, DeSoto, Spring Hill, Burlington, Yates Center, Haskell, Beaman, Fedonia, Humboldt, Neodesha, Eureka, Cherryvale, Garnett, Washburn Rural, Wamego, Baldwin, Wellsville.
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Mission East
Mission North
Leavenworth
Turner
Argentine
Bonner Springs
Atchivon
Ward
Chanute
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Independence
Parsons
Columbus
Wichita East
Topeka
Hayden
Highland Park
Pittsburg
Iola Clay Center
Emporia
Shawnee
St. Joseph's
North Kansas City
Pius X
Holton
Osage City
DeSoto
Spring Hill
Burlington
Yates Center
Haskell
Beaman
Fedonia
Humboldt
Neodesha
Eureka
Cherryvale
Garnett
Washburn Rural
Wamego
Baldwin
Wellsville
Scores From 418
Ottawa Bowl lists scores with players and frame results for the session. The fragment shows sequence numbers and pin counts such as 142 34 143 145 166, indicating bowling scores and scores per frame.
Pomona Edges Appanoose In Overtime Thriller
Pomona Pirates defeat Appanoose Indians 68-66 in overtime after Ralph Williston scores the decisive two free throws with 15 seconds left. Warren Chambers leads Pomona with 30 points while Ed Altic tallies 28 for Appanoose as both teams trade momentum through a tight game.
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Appanoose
Ed Altic
Pomona
Warren Chamber
Chambers
Jack Fenton
Ralph Williston
Pomona Pirates
Appanoose Indians
Warren Chambers
Indians
Williston
Altic
Appanosse
Ralph
Rolland Williston
Wellsville Falls to Baldwin in high school clash
Baldwin jumped to an early lead and held on to defeat Wellsville 54-41. Larry Chanay scored 28 points for Wellsville, who fought back in the fourth period. The Wellsville B team beat Baldwin B 29-25 in the preliminary game.
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Baldwin
Larry Chanay
Wellsville
Princeton Clubs Rip Rantoul For 51-36 Victory
Princeton Orioles fueled by Dick Fishburn's 22 points rolled past winless Rantoul 51-36 at home. J Evans led Rantoul with 21, as the first period ended 20-11 and halftime was 34-20. Orioles built a 24-point third-quarter lead as Rantoul went scoreless. Princeton improves to 2-1 in league play and 3-1 overall while Rantoul remains 0-4.
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Rantoul
Princeton
Orioles
Dick Fishburn
J. Evans
Holmes L. Johnson Schultz
Sowers Chanay
Lederer
Cc. Wet'hott
W. Ae Ritts
B. Masters Bouse
Evans Price
G. Crouc
Er Kreight
D. McBride
Hull Johnston
Winter Crique Tilman
Adams
McBride
Trey Roche Myers
B. Patson
McDaniels Miller
Semtreese
Baldwin
Wellsville
Melvern Dominates Burlingame in Easy Victory
Darrell Schultz scored 24 points and Garry Bitts added 22 as Melvern routed Burlingame 74-29. Burlingame’s Jim Croucher led visitors with 19. Melvern improves to 1-1 after prior loss to Quenema, team remains early in season.
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Melvern
Darrell Schultz
Burlingame
Garry Bitts
Jim Croucher
Quenema
Cyclones Rally To Edge Olathe 37 36 In Nail biter
Ottawa Cyclones trailed much of the game but rallied in the final seconds to beat Olathe 37 to 36. Gene Shofner scored all Ottawa points in the fourth quarter including the decisive free throw with under 18 seconds left. Ottawa’s late rally came despite 24 percent shooting and 13 turnovers as coach H K Stevens considers lineup shuffles ahead of the Northeast Kansas League opener versus Highland Park. The Cyclones’ B team beat Olathe B 88 to 24 in the prelim.
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Cyclones
Olathe
Ottawa Cyclones
Gene Shofner
Shofner
Ottawa
H. K. Stevens
Cyclone
Highland Park Scotties
Night Ladies Bowling High Scores Report
Bowling scores list multiple players with high series and individual games. Notable entries include Toumberlin 153 game, Ogle 410 series, Wolgast 193, Meador 391, Carlson 184, Moherman 160, Parsons 160, Hackler 142, Harber 133 for various teams and clubs.
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D. Toumberlin
H. Ogle
Maracaibo
G. Christie
Royal T
Ee Wolgast
Gambles
Walker
R. Boyer
Trout
Meador
Carey
R. Carlson
Elmer's
M. Moherman
OK Bargain
D. Parsons
Home
N. Hackler
Fairmont
F. Harber
Fogle Quarry Crushed Stone Ad Highlights 80 Years
Local limestone supplier Fogle Quarry Crushed Stone AG celebrates eight decades of service to the community without a price increase. Contact Ph. CH 2-4864 or CH 2-3330 for limestone and related products.
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Fogle
Crushed Stone AG. Limestone
Guerin Sets Scoring Mark At Sebring Race
Twenty drivers roared from the start in the 1959 United States grand prix at Sebring Florida for the 218.4 mile race. Stirling Moss led from pole position after setting fast lime trials on the 5.2 mile Sebring course.
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Sebring
Fla
United States
Stirling Moss
Eongland
Brabham and Brooks Lead in Final 1959 Grand Prix
Moss sits in front row as Brabham and Brooks break from a standing start at high speed. Brabham claims middle front row with 3 03 lap time while Brooks takes front outside position in 2 05.9. The trio remain in contention for the championship in the eighth and last race of 1959.
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Moss
Jack Brabham
Australia
Tony Brooks
England
Brabham
Brooks
Williamsburg Defeats Richmond Cubs 65 47 In League clash
Williamsburg s offense led by Jim Milliken's 24 points beat Richmond Cubs 65 to 47. Richmond trailed 17 11 after the first quarter and 38 90 at halftime as Williams burg pulled away. Larry Briggs scored 26 for Richmond and the Cubs fall to 1 2 in league play and 2 2 on the season.
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Richmond
Franklin Gowney
Williamsburg
Ken Lawson
Richmond Cubs
Cubs
Larry Briggs
Willamsburg
Jim Milliken
Wikigirahate
Ttpf & Tt
Attiken
Brock Re
Anderson
Wilson
Thornbrugh
Berry
Bethel
Hermreck
van Val Dg
O Briggs Cie
Kipper Q
Cot
Oe Totels
Veegesse
K State council to discuss new football coach
Manhattan Kansas AP report notes the Kansas State Athletic Council will meet to hear a progress report on the search for a new football coach. This is the first meeting since Bus Mertes resigned on November 23.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Athletic Council
H. B. Lee
Bus Mertes
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Ottawa Braves
Mel Goering
Larry Schmidt
John McAninnch
Franz Loepp
Bethell
Kinder Goering Owen Franz Nickel McAnineh
Lewis R Wedel
Price Weidemann
Firwin Schrag
Chilcoat Regehr
Brown Schmidt
Morris
D ‘ Wedel
S. Main
Bethany
Baker
Bpaulding Seeereee
Kilingler Eit
J. Fineh
QO Klingler
Suffron Serene
Montgomery Ward
H. Alban
Lyte Hall
Klingler
D. Richeson
Hicks
L. Wiehman
Piersoberweeeene
Bien
Hugnes Enses
Heckman Eensen
Ae Thompson
Ottawa Co-Op
van Leiden
Walter
John Montgomery
Jones
Bogakle
Ledomayie
Fgr
Chambers Im
Altice
Dean Duncan
Hors
Lewis
Gollier
Duncan
D. Smith
Messer
Morrisey
Fredrick
Gerald Igt
Ree Sims
Jesen
Kreighbam
Shanes
Castee Wiley
Reuach Kray
Malone Prager Jonett
Ames
Chappell Showalter
Bcore
Sevevers
Sanitone
Sanitone Service
Bond
IN Glass Co
Cence Goody Ear
Norelco
Goodfyear Service Store
K-State
Robert Barnes
Ash
Arnold
The
Star
Grain & Lumber Co
Waverly, Kansas
Plasswood
Star Grain & Lumber Co
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