Cyclones Rally Past Olathe 86 80 In Ottawa Thriller
Ottawa Cy clones erased an 18 point mound to beat Olathe Eagles 86 80 on Ottawa court. Morris led with 33 points as five Ottawa players reached double figures. Gollier 10 Hines 20 Messer 23 for Olathe, Caswell out with fouls, final seconds saw Ottawa prevail in a dramatic comeback. The night also featured the Twisters opening win.
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Ottawa High School
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Ottawa
Ottawa Twisters
Olathe
Tom Hines
Don Higgins
Donnie Morris
Dean Ruppelius
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Bud Gollier
Higgins
Jim Messer
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Messer
Larry Caswell
Caswell
Larry Forsythe
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Ken McManus
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Pat Beller
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OHL Boys
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Garcia
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Nelson
Morrisnd Messer
John Walton
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Ottawa Ihigh Twisters
Ottawa U Battles Cape Girardeau Tonight At Wilson Field House
Ottawa University meets Cape Girardeau Southeast Missouri State College tonight at 8 30 in Wilson Field House after Cape team crushed Baker University 98 69. Don Deterding led Cape with 21 points, Mel McFarland added 18 as Bob Ballenger Wayne Crippen and Kenneth Long bolster the tall group. Ottawa coach Bill Frear says Cape shooters and size will be tough, with fieldhouse area warned to be dry.
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Ottawa University
Southeast Missouri State College
Cape Girardeau
Wilson Field House
Handy Missourians
Baker University
Baldwin
Missourians
Missouri
Don Deterding
Mel McFarland
Ralph Pink
Bob Ballenger
Wayne Crippen
Kenneth Long
Ballenger
McFarland
Deterding
Don Mirth
Tom Krebs
Bill Frear
Ottawa
Firemen Bowl For Dystrophy Fund
The Ottawa Fire Department stages a charity bowling event to raise Muscular Dystrophy funds at the Ottawa Bowl next week from Monday to Friday. Bowlers incur a small donation for each miss via a special pin setup. A similar event is planned by the fire fighters at the Royal Lanes at a later date.
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Ottawa Fire Department
Ottawa Bowl
Royal Tlanes
Friends U. Triumphs Over Southwestern 64-50
Friends University captured its third straight win by defeating Southwestern 64 to 50. Southwestern dropped its sixth consecutive loss as the game unfolded with steady scoring from Friends and solid defense to secure the victory.
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Wichita
Friends University
Southwestern
Bahama Martinez Drawn Bout Angers Cleveland Fans
In Cleveland at the Cleveland Arena Bahama defeated Charley Cotton in a workmanlike victory that pleased fans while the Bahama versus Martinez TV bout drew boos on national air. Bahama won the televised middleweight 10 round by unanimous decision and said the contest was tough though the crowd called it dull.
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Cleveland
Joe Giardello
Charley Cotton
Cleveland Arena
Bahama
Rantoul Tops Princeton 49 to 44 in League Clash
Rantoul high cagers used height to edge Princeton 49 44 in Princeton. Bulldogs led 21 10 after one period, trailed 24 23 at halftime, then pulled away in the third to lead 38 29 and held on. Doyle Boecker scored 19 for Rantoul, Kirkpatrick 10, while Princeton was paced by Kinnison 13 and Sweet 11.
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Rantoul
Bulldogs
Demoret
Miller
Sweet
Brown
ES Casual
Kinnison
OD. Roecker
Meador
James
Kirkpatrick
Burgoon
McGinty
Evans
Whiteford
Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies League Highlights
In the North American league fragment High 10-30 Pelleteir posted 165 in a 408 series. Home Improvement 2 had High 10-30 Hils 147 and 390. Beets Pontiac Cadillace 214 led 30-30 Keim 132 and 324. Roy T Lanes 2 featured High 10-30 Caudle 156 and 442. Shop with Ottawa merchants Cusick's Cate led 10-30 Mualoney 149 and 465.
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Caudle
Cusick
U. S. Gains In Joe Louis Tax Case
Federal government advances in seizing a $65,000 trust fund for Joe Louis's two children to offset a tax debt of about $1.2 million. Attorney Aaron Payne says Tax Court approval will be publicly announced, with an appeal planned. Children are ages 9 and 13, living with their mother in Chicago. Louis earned substantial purses despite tax troubles and has paid $124,000 recently.
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Joe Louis
Aaron Payne
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Payne
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King Stars As KU Beats Washington In Seattle
No. 1 Kansas outlasted Washington 77-63 in Seattle as Maurice King led the scoring with 24 points while Chamberlain added 90 points for Kansas. The AP recap notes other games including San Francisco extending its win streak to 60, Duke beating Alabama, and regional tournament results across several schools.
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Baldwin Grabs Win over Wellsville in Little 7 clash
Baldwin defeated Wellsville 59 to 52 in a Little 7 league game after leading 21 to 8 in the first period. Bud Spear and Tim Bell each scored 19 for Baldwin, Yakle led Wellsville with 24, and Baldwin also won the B game 34 to 28.
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Bud Spear
Tim Bell
Yakle
Appanoose Cruises Past Pomona in Lopsided Win
Appanoose high school overwhelmed Pomona 88 to 41 as four players reached double figures. Jim Detwiler led with 24 points, Richard Moses 19, Jake Markley 16, and Jim Mang 14 for Appanoose, while Pomona’s Larry Jones scored 18 and Glen Parden 11, with 10 from the line.
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Ike Cearfoss
Jim Detwiler
Richard Moses
Jake Markley
Jim Mang
Pomona
Larry Jones
Glen Parden
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Greeley Defeats Lane in 52 41 Narrow Victory
Greeley raced past Lane 52 to 41 after a close first half, as Dick Davis led Lane with 15 points and Lickteig topped Greeley with 17. Wolken scored 12 for Greeley, 10 from free throws, while Lane won the reserve game 37 to 29 with Steve Wheeler leading Lane.
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Wheeler
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Melvern beats Olivet to stay unbeaten 63 to 45
Melvern high preserved its perfect record by defeating Olivet 63 to 45. The Melvern lineup surged ahead in the second quarter and widened the gap in the fourth for an 18 point margin. Jim Weis led with 25 points, Fred Delano added 22, and Jerry Davis scored 19 for Melvern. Oliver led by Davis with 13.
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Jim Weis
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Williamsburg Rolls Past Richmond 61 to 38 in Easy Victory
Williamsburg High School dominated Richmond with size and experience in a 61 to 38 win. Delaine Heckman scored 16 and Don Miskimon 15 to lead the Burg, while Howard Gretlencord and Jim Ferguson scored 10 for Richmond. Williamsburg also won the B game 36 to 33.
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Don Miskimon
Don’ Randel
Roger Bush
Kirkland
Richmond O
Ravens post third victory of season over Wesleyan
St Bene dicts Ravens defeated Kansas Wesleyan 65 55 to secure their third win. Dean Engle led Wesleyan with 26 points while Dan Rupp and Bob Beal each contributed 15 for the Ravens in a well balanced attack.
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Bob Beal
Cherryvale Blasts Garnett 63 to 49 in Tri-Valley clash
Cherryvale used superior height to rout Garnett 63 to 49 as Garnett made 21 field goals to Cherryvale's 19 but lost 25 to 7 at the free throw line. First half was 33 27, with Cherryvale pulling away in the second half. Garnett's Jim Thomasson led with 19 points. Cherryvale's Clark and Ballew had 4 and 1. Cherryvale also won the B game 64 to 43.
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Cherryvale
Cherries
Jim Thomasson
Clark
Ballew
Gene McCain
Scranton overwhelms Quenemo 72 to 37 in league clash
Scranton trampled Quenemo 72 to 37 as Morris and Allery led with 14 points each. Quenemo reserves fought back in the second half but could not overcome an 18 to 7 first period deficit. Jerry Yockey paced Scranton with 9 points, Bodine 8, while Quenemo’s Bob Spencer topped his team with 9.
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Ulery
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College basketball scores roundup from AP
Scores across Kansas and nearby states list numerous games with college and high school teams. Notable results include Emporia 80 79 over Conlere Phillips, Pittsburgh State 64 over Friends, Kansas 77 over Washington, and Manhattan 64 over Lawrence. High school results feature Fredonia 49 over Humboldt 48 and Cherryvale 63 over Garnett 49.
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Kansan Ties Game in All America Junior Football Classic
Don Feller of El Dorado Kansas scored the tying touchdown to put the West All-Stars in position to beat the East 7 to 6 in the first annual national All-America Junior college game in Jackson Mississippi Jerry Flemmons of Tarleton Texas kicked the winning point Feller slashed 12 yards for his touchdown The Last scored in the first quarter but failed to convert
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Maryville Bearcats Top Pittsburg Gorillas In Home Win
Maryville Bearcats defeated Pittsburg Gorillas 90-82 at Maryville. Bob Alcorn poured in 24 points to spark the home team, erasing a 43-38 halftime deficit and taking a 67-65 lead midway through the second period before pulling away.
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Maryville Bearcats
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