Cyclones Win EKL Tourney in Ottawa's title run
Ottawa High Cyclones defeated Turner 49-46 to capture the Eastern Kansas League Tournament at Turner High School. Harry Morton led with 18 points and 11 rebounds while Roy Dunn added 18 points and 5 rebounds, directing the offense as Eddie Davidson and Ronnie Mendell contributed key plays in a tight final.
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Ottawa High Cyclones
Harry Morton
Roy Dunn
Turner
Turner High School
Ottawa
Mustangs
Urner
Dunn
Eddie Davidson
Ronnie Mendell
Mendell
Davidson
Cyclones
Don Webb
Earl Burke
Jeff Weien
College Basketball Results From The Associated Press
St Bonaventure toppled Kent State 92 to 67 while St John's beat St Louis 54 to 49. Princeton defeated Navy 65 to 54 and Niagara beat Connecticut 75 to 66. Syracuse edged Army 59 to 51 and Seton Hall won 69 to 64 over Boston University. Major teams across the South and Midwest posted wins including Duke over Louisville 76 to 75 and Kentucky over Northwestern 71 to 60. Oregon State downed California 70 to 60 and UCLA beat Missouri 72 to 55 in West play. Tournament action saw Pitt crush Duquesne 85 to 59 and Boston College beat William & Mary 66 to 55.
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Penn
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Navy
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Braves Show Snap In Beating Bulldogs
The Ottawa University Braves defeated McPherson College Bulldogs 82 to 66 in a Kansas Conference game to move to 2-2 in conference play. Tom Kinder led with 33 points on 15 field goals and 3 of 4 free throws as Ottawa tightened defense and shifted to faster breaks in the second half.
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Ottawa University Braves
Kansas
McPherson College Bulldogs
Braves
McPherson
Tom Kinder
Ottawa
Bill Frear
Frear
Bulldogs
Marion Enke
Darryll Elmore
Enke
Elmore
McPherson Tay
Endhans Enke
Elmore Wu
Batley
Mohler
Hoch
Hoover
Watson
Erwin
Johnson
Seaee Jones
Tee
Oseeee Mercer
Harshaw
Carter
Lema Wins Mexican Open Again at Hacienga Club
Tony Lea of San Leandro California won the Mexican Open for the second straight year by four strokes on the par-72 Hacienga Club course. He posted a 72 hole total of 281 to claim the $3,000 first prize.
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Mexico City
Tony Lea
San Leandro
Calif
Lema
Ottawa Bowl Establishment Details
Ottawa Bowl at 41814 N Main hosts bowling services with phone contact CH 29741 for reservations and inquiries. Local venue listing notes its address and basic contact information for patrons seeking lane availability and events.
Bowling Stars Lead Ottawa Bowl Champions in Grand Match
H Kramer rolled 627 to pace Todd's Mobile Homes to a 2 624 pin series and a 3-1 win over Harry Smith Auto Supply in a Grand Champions match at the Ottawa Bowl. Kramer posted 215 169 243 as Todd's climbed to 62 record in the champions tournament. The Splits moved to first in Saturday Night Fun by splitting with the Termites while the Teasers fell to the Lucky Four. The Unpredictables led Saturday Night Owl on a split with the Last Four, with a 22 10 mark. Top scores included 227 by C Dodd and Ralph Kampschroeder and Ralph's 593 series. In Midget League play, the Deuces Wild beat the Timber Tumblers 2 1 to widen their lead over the Side Swipers, who are 25 11. Craig Davis had 378 for the Snipers and H Montgomery 306 for the Sleepers.
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Harry Smith
E. Bowman
M. Gilliland
N. White
B. Gilliland
O. McIntire
Brandon
G. Bowman
DeVore
M. McMillen
Todd Mobile Homes
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R. Kamp
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J. Sauer
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H. Robertson
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J. Steioman
A. Campbell
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Todd
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Kramer
Ottawa Bowl
C. Dodd
Ralph Kampschroeder
Ralph
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Timber Tumblers
Sleepers
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Swipers
Craig Davis
Snipers
Pro Football Scoreboard Saturday and Sunday results
Pro Football Scoreboard lists scores from Saturdays and Sundays. Cleveland beat San Francisco 101 to 13 while New York defeated Dallas 41 to 31. Chicago lost to Detroit 3 to 0 and Green Bay edged Los Angeles 20 to 17. Baltimore topped Minnesota 42 to 17 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 45 to 35. Pittsburgh won 27 to 24 over Washington, Houston defeated New York 44 to 10, Dallas beat San Diego 26 to 17, and Oakland beat Boston 20 to 0.
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Poor Start For Wildcats May Signal 1960 Echo
Kansas State opens 1-5 under coach Tex Winter with four early losses to Cincinnati Arizona State Marquette St Louis and Minnesota. The Wildcats could challenge Colorado’s 4-0 team despite a rough start. The losses were close in several games, reflecting a resilient but troubling start.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Wildcats
K-State
Kansas
Tex Winter
Kstate
Colorado
Cincinnati
Arizona State
Marquette
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