Ottawa Braves to Play Sterling Here
The Ottawa Braves, defending Kansas Conference champions, aim for a third straight win against Sterling tomorrow night. Sterling features guards Larry Marker and Ron Hamm, forwards Larry Caywood and Ken Becker, and center Sam Wilkie, with Becker a freshman. Ottawa counters with Sherm Price, Dave Owen, John McAninch, Don Morris, Tom Kinder, and Al Lewis. Haughn to replace Hampton in the varsity lineup. The varsity game tips at 7:30, with the B game at 5:30.
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Gardner Eyes Utah Top Team With McGill Addition
Associated Press writer notes Utah coach Jack Gardner may field a national contender as the Utes win fifth straight 88-69 over Washington State. The squad averages 93 points in those wins, aided by 16-9 sophomore Billy McGill from Los Angeles who has 102 points thus far.
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Boston Celtics win 10th straight in 137 126 win
The Celtics stretch their record to 10 consecutive victories by defeating the New York Knicks 137 126. Boston moves to 23 4 in 27 games, widening their lead in the Eastern division while Tommy Heinsohn 32 and Bob Cousy 31 pace the win. Richie Gerin nets 42 for the Knicks.
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Young Cyclones Win Again
The Ottawa seventh and eighth grade Cyclones defeated Osawatomie 47 to 10 yesterday. They surged to a 10 to 4 first quarter lead and stayed ahead throughout the game.
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Bowling Scores From Thursday Night Late League
Bowling results show Mack-4 with top score 187 by Ransom and 526 by Hensick. Ottawa Cleaners 30 with 440 by Caylor and 159 by Morris. Wassmer 3 with 194 by Zell and 557. Quenemo 1 with Sims 187 and Smith joined 440. Cheney 0 led by Wenthe 191 and Gilges 542. AMF League lists Tlicin A with Hopkins 191 and Mudrick 539. Herald 10-30 Nicholas 221 and 576. Dutch Boy 4 Hiatt 210 and 527. Pensa-Cola 0 Wolgast 205 and 539. Local 630 3 Medlin 190 and Miller 481. Clmax 1L Mengerhausen 184 and Belter 556. Jerry 2 Smith 168 and 5068. Brown 2 Cordle 200 and 545. Blue Moon 2 Nelson 204 and 517.
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Indians Announce 31 Exhibition Games Schedule
The Cleveland Indians unveiled a 31 game exhibition slate starting March 12 in Tucson Arizona and finishing April 17 in Memphis Tennessee. For the first time in 26 years they will not tour with the Giants, breaking camp in early April to face American League teams in New Orleans Lakeland St Petersburg Daytona Beach and Mobile.
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Three Bowl Games On TV Saturday
Three college bowl games Liberty Bluebonnet and Holiday feature top teams Alabama Penn State Clemson Texas Christian and Lenoir Rhyne Texas A and I. CBS NBC and local outlets televise the matchups with expected crowds around 50 000 70 000 at Philadelphia Rice Stadium and Al Lang Field.
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Big Ted Admits A Salary Cut
Ted Williams testified that his 1959 salary was $60,000 after deductions and that his income from all sources reached $83,000. He doubted returning to play in 1960 due to age and injuries, while Boston GM Bucky Harris said a new contract would be offered. The statement came during court action over child support.
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Petition Under Advisement in Williams Divorce Case
The court considered the petition of Mrs. Doris Tridico, Williams' former wife, and took it under advisement regarding total allowances. The proceedings focus on support and settlement terms without immediate action.
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