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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1955

Page

5

OU Washburn Cage Clash Opens season at Wilson Field House

Ottawa University hosts Washburn in a home cage clash at Wilson Field House at 8 PM. Last Friday Washburn defeated Ottawa 47-40. Coach Bill Frear plans to start the same five: Keltner Coppac Davis Yingling Johnson, with Dale Lanning returning to add depth as he gains conditioning. A preliminary game at 6 PM precedes the main event. Season reserves go on sale at Wassmans and at the field house. eight home games cost 6 dollars, reserve 1 dollar, general 85 cents.

Ottawa University Washburn Wilson Field House Ottawa Topetoa Braves Bill Frear Roger Keltner Louis Coppac Cal Davis Ron Yingling Stan Johnson Dale Lanning Twoo Wassmers

No.7 Faden Barber Nine Wins in Cage Clash

Ottawa No.7 Faden Barbers defeated Ft Leavenworth 94 to 81 for their seventh win of the season. Bob Cook led Ottawa with 27 points as the club’s next game is at Chaute on Thursday night. The box score lists individual game totals and quarter breakdowns for Faden Barbers and Leavenworth.

Faden Barbers Ottawa Ft. Leaven‘worth Bob Cook Barbers Chamute Pomona Kas Faden Lasvenworth Fisher Wo Mrarrose Faden Oo Leavenworth

NCAA May Sanction Second Cage Tourney

In Kansas City the National Collegiate Athletic Association plans a vote at its 50th convention in Los Angeles to add a small college basketball tournament alongside the regular event. If approved, two NCAA champions would be crowned each year, affecting about 278 small schools in the new division.

Kansas City National Collegiate Athletic Assn NCAA Los Angeles

Trippi Hangs Up Suit with Cardinals Assistant Coach Role

Charley Trippi, former All America halfback and nine year star for the Chicago Cardinals, retired as an active player yesterday and was named assistant coach with the Cardinals.

Chicago Charley Trippi Chicago Cardinals Cardinals

Rally Beats Bethel in Non-Conference Showdown

Winfield Kansas reports Rally defeated Bethel 79 to 67 in a non-conference basketball game after turning the tide in the second half. The Southwesterns outscored the visitors in the final period to secure the win.

Winfield Kas Southwestern Bethel

Cyclones Open NEA Loop Play Friday

Ottawa and Leavenworth share the NEA lead as they open league play Friday on the Pioneer hardwoods. Leavenworth returns key players Rollin Quinn and Dave Watkins with height up to 6-6, while Ottawa relies on Fred Harder and Ted Brill to counter the Pioneer size and the league’s early tough schedule. The NEA coaches forecast a tight race as teams push for the league title.

Ottawa Leavenworth Cyclones Washington Pioneers Rollin Quinn Dave Edgell Rover Leng Dave Watkins Lex McGuire Larry Martin Land Watkins Merle Crawfords Cyclores OHL H. K. Stevens NEA Joep Highland Park Atchison Lawrence Fred Harder Ted Brill Marvin Wilson Sumner Kansas City

Dons Open as No 1 in AP Poll Headline

The University of San Francisco Dons top the first AP poll as the nation’s No 1 team with 60 first place votes and 60 points. North Carolina State rises to No 2, while Kentucky drops to No 12 after losing to Temple. The Dons travel to Chicago to face unbeaten Marquette in the DePaul Invitational, with Duquesne and DePaul meeting for the tournament title.

University of San Francisco Dons Associated Press San Francisco WN. C. State Kentucky Temple Dans Chicago Marquette Duquesne DePaul N. C. State Utah Towa Alabama Dayton Brigham Young Vanderbilt Holy Cross Ll. Temple Sane George Washington Cincinnati West Virginia North Carolina St. Louis Cecessesseea Kansas Indiana Oklahoma City

Bowling Scores in Ladies and Brunswick Leagues

Bowling scores listed for LADIES LEAGUE and BRUNSWICK LEAGUE show individual tallies by names such as Lee, Wenthe, Gardner, Shader, Rampschroeder, Hills, Crandall, Weldner, Shisler, Saider, Burgoon, Hesler, Brown, and Haley. Team standings include Building & Loan and Welborn's with high series and pins totals, plus anchor roles and placeholder cents notation.

Ladies League Lee's Wenthe Gardner Building & Loan Hughes Hills Towner Smith Elka Crandall Brunswick Welborn's Shisler Saider Bulidex Chapmian Burgoon Beeler Messer Waymire Hesler Douglas Brown Deatricher Anchor Haley

Basketball Scores From The Associated Press

Kentucky 71 De Paw 69 Mississippi 95 Arkansas State 79 Arkansas College 78 Arkansas A M 77 Ozarks Ark 87 Arkansas St Thhrs 70 Ohio State 82 Oklahoma 68 Southern Methodist 75 Wisconsin 62 St Louis BG Indiana 73 Wichita 71 Nebraska 48 Drake 70 Kansas State 64 Southwestern Kan 7P Bethel Kan 07 Rice 5 Louisiana State 60 Oklahoma A&M 59 Baylor 48 Texas AM 5 Tulane 66 Colorado 64 Iowa 67

Kentucky de Paw Mississippi Arkansas State Arkansas College Arkansas A& M Ozarks Ark St. Thhrs Ohio State Oklahoma Southern Methodist Wisconsin St. Louis Indiana Wichita Nebraska Drake Kansas State Southwestern Kan Bethel Rice Louisiana State A & NM Barlor Texas A& M Tulane Colorado Towa

Northwestern and Eagles Seek New Head Football Coaches

Northwestern University and the Philadelphia Eagles moved to replace their head coaches amid a flurry of hirings and firings in college and pro ranks. Lou Saban was dismissed at Northwestern with four assistants. Purdue coach Tatim and Maryland’s Tatum were linked to jobs as replacements. Northwestern’s Holcomb, newly named athletic director, fired Saban on his first day in the post, with Bud Svendsen Nathan Johnson George Steinbrenner and Al Pesek also removed in the shakeup.

Northwestern University Philadelphia Eagles Northwestern Lou Saban Pro Eagles Jimseff Hialeah Kenneth Jack) Mollenkopf Purdue Baal Sa ‘Bon Bud Svendson Nathan Johnson George Steinbrenner al Pesek

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Curry Auto Supply Trippi Rally U. S Richardson Coble Wee SUN Rocky Mountain Pactice Dons UN LT TDC Toc OK Photo Service The Cliff Burgoon Plumbing & Heating N. Oak Ax Fells New Holcomb Illinois Trimble Indelphia Eagles Saunders R. L. Andrews Ottawa Area Mutual of Omaha Mutual OF Omaha Actual Benefit Health & Accident Association Health & Accident Company Ira B. Shortt Agency East St. Topeka Townsends Dodge Coronet Lawren Dodge Bonneville Salt Flats Ce Welk Bert Parkie Danny Thomas Minnick Motor CO
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