Tonight OU Meets Bethany in Bethany Clash
Ottawa University aims to halt Bethany College's Swedes at Wilson Field House as both teams chase ECAC success. Ottawa relies on guards Guest and Dunham with center Hale, while Bethany counters with Gorsky Gregory Oleen and veteran guards Fuqua and Wade. The doubleheader begins with a 5:30 junior matchup followed by the 7:30 varsity game.
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Bob Olberding
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Kent
Oleen
Larry Fuqua
Bill Wade
Wilson
Big Eight Loses Half' 674 Games
Indiana defeated Kansas State 89-83 as K State trailed by 42 12 at the half and rallied to within a possession. Colorado beat Texas 90-75 behind Pat Frink 32 points and Chuck Williams 25. Oklahoma State beat MacMurray 78-60 as Jack Herron 15 led a balanced attack. Nebraska fell to Hawai 74-? as Tom Scantlebury scored 22.
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ABA Monday Results and Wednesday Schedule
The ABA results show Dallas defeating Indiana 119 to 114 while Oakland posted 12 percent shooting in a 105 New Jersey win over New Jersey 105. Upcoming games include New Jersey at Anaheim New Orleans at Dallas Minnesota at Kentucky and Minnesota versus Indiana at Newcastle Indiana.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission lists 30 church league teams
Thirty teams across three divisions were tentatively lined up by the Ottawa Recreation Commission for the 1968 Church League season. Ten teams signed up in each division, with Men and Junior playing Monday nights and Seniors on Wednesday. League play begins January 9, with a December 28 deadline to return materials to Orlis Cox, ORC director.
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OHS Player of the Week Highlight Jerry Blunk
The Herald names Ottawa High’s Jerry Blunk player of the week. Blunk, a 66 center, anchored the Cyclones to 53 42 loss at Lawrence with eight first half rebounds and 11 total boards plus 10 points. He helped limit Ottawa’s poor shooting in a tough Friday night game.
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Lions
New Blood In AP Cage Poll
UCLA holds top spot with 34 first place votes and 349 points in the AP top ten. Houston climbs to second as Vanderbilt and Kentucky enter the new lineup at Nos. 3 and 4, replacing Kansas and Purdue. Davidson Indiana and Princeton join the list as new entrants.
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North Carolina
Davidson
Indiana
Princeton
Kansas
Dayton
Purdue
Shockers UAL. apdore opi O41 ates
Sports Shorts brief notes mention unverified acronyms and items with limited readable context. No clear names, dates, or events are identifiable in the fragment.
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Apdore
Unbeaten Cincinnati, Bradley, Wichita win Monday night
Cincinnati routed South Dakota 89-65 as Roger Detter led Wichita with 33 points in a 122-105 win over Arizona State. Bradley beat Murray State 83-78 with Al Smith scoring 22. Memphis State fell 71-66 to Mississippi State in a Missouri Valley non conference slate. St Louis Cardinals injury update and other sports news follow.
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Murray State
al Smith
Princeton Tigers Still Play Old Coach's Way
Princeton, ranked 10th, beat Rutgers 83-54 to move to 4-0 as Pete Carril embraces defensive principles taught by former coach Kolf no longer on the bench. Christ Thomforde led with 16 points while Indiana, Marquette, St Bonaventure and others posted wins in major games across the country.
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Christ Thomforde
Indiana
Hoosiers
Bowling Scores From Monday Night Ladies
Bowling scores and high games from Lee's Cafe and Ottawa area leagues list multiple teams and players. Notable marks include Ferguson 171, Meador 479, Hoover 143, Cochrane 206, Heckman 133, Everhart 356, Isham 165, Doman 164, Page 211, McDaniell 492, Wenthe 225, Evans 593, Breckenridge 184, Smith 215, Crane 541.
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Weekend college basketball scores across four regions
Results show Princeton topped Rutgers 83 to 54 while St Bonaventure beat Xavier Ohio 93 to 69. Iowa defeated King's Pa 63 King’s College. Queens NY won 82 75 over CCNY and St Michael’s NY beat Clarke 77. In the South Mississippi State over Memphis State 71 66 and Virginia over South Carolina 84 82. VMI edged Furman 83 80 and Tampa beat Miami Biscayne 101 77. Arkansas over Centenary 85 65 and a postponed South Miss at Alabama. In the Midwest Notre Dame 79 over Louisville 53 Purdue 78 over Ohio University 66 Indiana 89 over Kansas State 83 Marquette 87 over Air Force 61 Bradley 83 over Murray State 78 Detroit 86 over West Virginia 81 Oklahoma State 78 over MacMurray 60 Wichita 122 over Arizona State 105 Cincinnati 89 over South Dakota 65 Chicago Loyola 119 over St Johns Minnesota 85 in the SouthWest Rich 88 over Tulane 81 New Mexico State 101 over Adams State 58 Utah State 116 over Evansville 33 Brigham Young 90 over Australian Olympians 65 Colorado 90 over Texas 75 Hawaii University 82 over Nebraska 74.
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Mikita Climbs Back In Hockey Race As Hull Leads
In a roundup from New York, Stan Mikita rises to within seven points of leader Bobby Hull after a burst of seven goals and one assist in eight games aided by Doug Mohns. Hull regains top scoring with 36 points, while Johnny Bucyk’s 35 and teammates Stanfield and McKenzie follow. Boston’s Bucyk streak ends as Hull overtakes him. Carl Yastrzemski is named MVP by the Boston Baseball Writers chapter.
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