Braves Avert McPherson in 70-61 Kansas Conference Thriller
Ottawa University Braves topped McPherson College 70 to 61 in a Kansas Conference contest at McPherson. John McAninch sank five late free throws to finish with 17 points while Mike Brown added 16, with balanced scoring from Tom Kinder Dean Erwin and others. McPherson led 61-61 before Ottawa closed with nine points in the final two minutes.
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Tom Watson
Duan Bissitt
Deryl Elmore
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Tom Richards
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Ralph Rindt
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David Priddy
John Tegelar
Art Hoch
Kansas Wesleyan
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High School Scores From Kansas Tournament Action
Lawrence 45 Highland Park 39 and Salina 48 Manhattan 44 lead a day of high school basketball results. Hutchinson 39 Newton 33. Shawnee Mission North 67 Topeka West 62. Leavenworth 51 Atchison 44. Wichita East 56 Wichita West 51. Wichita South 54 Wichita North 58. Wichita Southeast 58 Wichita Kapaun 56. Wichita Campus 64 Wichita Heights 63. Adeline 52 Junction City 50. McPherson 64 Emporia 55. Pittsburg 46 Chanute 36. Shawnee Mission East 53 Topeka 36. Eastern Kansas Tournament Championship Argentine 52 Bonner Springs 48. Consolation Ottawa 51 Olathe 33. Louisburg 54 Gardner 40. Fredonia 54 Garnett 26. Baldwin 54 Spring Hill 40.
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Giants Browns Clash for Eastern Title on Final Regular Season Day
New York Giants meet Cleveland Browns at Yankee Stadium in a sellout 63,000 crowd. Giants seek the Eastern Conference crown while the Browns aim for a spot in the NFL runner-up bowl in Miami on Jan 6. Tittle and Conerly alternated at quarterback this season as Allie Sherman sizes up his starter.
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K State aims for fifth straight in Big Eight clash
Kansas State, unbeaten in the Big Eight, seeks a fifth straight win hosting St John’s after a Sunflower doubleheader in Lawrence. Kansas beat Marquette 80 64 while St John’s defeated Kansas 64 59 in the same doubleheader.
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Tex Winter
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St. John’s
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Manhatan
Panthers Whip Rantoul in Franklin County clash
Williamsburg Panthers defeated Rantoul 68 to 34 as Piersol and Goodwill each scored 14 in the second half. Fred Buckley totaled 20 points with 13 in the second half and Goodwill led with 23. Rantoul’s Lee Johnson led the losers with nine as Williamsburg improves to 3-0 in league play while Rantoul sits at 4-0 and will travel to Fontana for a non league game on December 19.
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Phil Piersol
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Rantoul
Fred Buckley
Goodwill
Piersol
Lee Johnson
Fontana
Athletics Swap Three For Four
A flurry of last minute activity ends interleague trading as Charley Neal moves from the Dodgers to the Mets. Kansas City makes two deals, sending Bob Shaw and Lou Klimchock to Milwaukee for three minors and Manny Jimenez Ed Charles and Jose Arcus. Joe Pignatano heads to San Francisco for Jose Tartabull while the Mets acquire Neal for Lee Walls cash and a rookie.
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Bob Shaw
Lou Klimchock
Milwaukee
Vancouver
Manny Jiminez
Ed Charles
Jose Arcus
Joe Pignatano
San Francisco
Jose Tartabull
Victoria
Mets
Neal
Lee Walls
Melvern Panthers dominate Scranton in league doubleheader
Melvern High School Panthers swept Scranton High School Colts with an 88 41 A game win and a 60 25 B game victory at Scranton. Darrell Schultz led Melvern with 27 points, while Bud ORear and Fain Price combined for 35. Scranton's Wilson led visitors with 20 points. Melvern hosts Appanoose on Tuesday in Osage County League action.
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Melvern High School
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Darrell Schultz
Melvern
Bud O’rear
Fain Price
O’rear
Price
Wilson
Appanoose
Quenemo Surges Past Carbondale 48 39 In Showdown
Quenemo trailed 13-9 at halftime but dominates the second half to beat Carbondale 48-39. Gragg scores 18 for Quenemo while Lewis and Meiers add 14 each. Harris leads Carbondale with 13 as Quenemo advances to a 3-3 season record, returning in January.
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Barnes Receives Fourth Football Letter At Kemper
Gets Letter Frank W. Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Barnes 1245 S Mulberry has been named recipient of a football letter and K at Kemper Military School This is Barnes fourth letter.
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Appanoose Wallops Richmond in league clash
Appanoose Indians topple Richmond 69 to 46 as Altic scores 18 and Walburn 17 for the winners. Richmond’s Earl Rossman leads with 12. Appanoose also wins the B game 49 to 24. Appanoose climbs to 3 1 in league play and heads to Melvern for a non league game December 19 while Richmond resumes January 5 at Williamsburg.
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Richard Altic
Appanoose Indians
Richmond
Cubs
Gary Walburn
Terry Heidner
Earl Rossman
Melvern
Williamsburg
R. Altic
Walburn
Ramshaw
Heidner
Beauchamp
Wray
Regester
Totals
Robinson wins NL slugging title for second straight year
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Frank Robinson tops the National League slugging race with 33 total bases in 545 at bats for a .611 mark. Orlando Cepeda follows at .609, Hank Aaron leads with 358 total bases but ranks third in slugging at .594, with Willie Mays, Dick Stuart, George Altman, and Roberto Clemente also listed.
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Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Robinson
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh
George Altman
Chicago
Roberto Clemente
Scores From Ottawa Bowl 418144 N Main
Ottawa bowl scores show local players and teams competing at 418144 N Main. Detailed results list lane assignments scores and highlights from the session with standout performances by several bowlers.
Greeley Wildcats Triumph Over Westphalia Wolverines
Greeley High School led 16-14, expanded to 32-21 at halftime and finished 69-42 behind star Leo Donahue with 26 points and Bob Oswald at 18. Westphalia's Terry Thompson led with 16, while Merle Lickteig scored 27 in Greeley’s separate 52-50 win in the B game.
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Lawrence Farrell
Greeley High School Wildcats
Westphalia High Wolverines
Leo Donahue
Bob Oswald
Wilcats
Terry Thompson
Westphalia
Merle Lickteig
Wildcats
Jensen Ends Star Athlete Career With Retirement
Boston AP Jackie Jensen, 34, longtime outfielder and football star who won baseballs top award, signals retirement from baseball to pursue business in Nevada and California. The move follows Red Sox plan to adjust travel schedule around Jensen fear of flying, and the club has mailed him a contract.
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Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
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OHL Third In Olathe Tournament
Ottawa Cyclones claim third place in the Eastern Kansas League tourney with a 51-33 win over Olathe. Gary Prager scores seven of 12 in the second half. Mickey Reed leads Ottawa with 22 points and 8 rebounds as Reed and Morton pace a 41 percent shooting night. Olathe finishes 8-? from the floor and 24 rebounds. Ottawa opens NE Kansas league play at Lawrence on Jan 5.
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R. Z. Sims
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Prager
Morton
Winchester
Chappell
Shanes
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Lions
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Sheppard Winchester
Duncan Merton
Ray Sims
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Eudora Overpowers Wellsville In 73 45 League win
Eudora led from the start beating Wellsville 73 to 45 in a Little Seven basketball game. Larry Denton led Eudora with 15 points, Elbert Anderson added 14, and Mike Phares 10 as the Eagles built early leads 22-12 and 46-23. Wellsville’s B contest fell 50-16. game notes list scorers for both teams.
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Eagles
Larry Denton
Mike Phares
Don Good
Alva Schendel
Elbert Anderson
Gardner
Good
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Schendel
Denton
Coughlin
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Pomona Triumphs Over Lane Behind Shoemaker’s 19
Pomona defeated Lane 68 to 42 as Shoemaker led both teams with 19 points while Burgoon managed 18 for Pomona. Pomona built leads of 21-12 after one, 35-22 at halftime, and 50-34 after three quarters, also winning the B game 52-43.
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Jim Burgoon
Pomona
Burgoon
Shoemaker
Kuder
Buyers Acquire 46 Percent of White Sox Stock
Eleven young Chicago men purchased 46 percent of Chicago White Sox stock from Charles Comiskey for about 3.5 million dollars, ending the Comiskey era. led by Thomas A Reynolds Jr the group aims to work with Arthur C Allyn Jr who holds 54 percent and remains White Sox president. All purchasers are Chicagoans.
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Chicago White Sox
Charles Comiskey
Comiskey
White Sox
Charles A. Comiskey
Thomas A. Reynolds Jr
Arthur C. Allyn Jr
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