Ottawa Braves rally to beat OBU 82 77 in Shawnee
Ottawa University Braves trailed at halftime but rallied in the second half to defeat Oklahoma Baptist University 82 to 77 in Shawnee. Key contributions came from Bob McGhee 22 Roger Keltner 20 Ron Yingling 20 and Jerry Lester 26 for OBU led by Lester with 26. Oklahoma Baptist hits came late, but Ottawa held on after Knight fouled out.
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Ottawa University Braves
Oklahoma
Southwestern College
Braves
Kate ‘Lou Coppoe
UH Alaman O. B. U
Jerry Lester
Bisons
Ottawans
Bob McGhee
Roger Keltner
Ron Yingling
Lester
O.B.U
Ottawa
Vince Driski
Keltner
Yingling
Bill Frear
Enid
Shawnee
Ottawa U
Oright
Greenfield
McGhee
Pitzer
Coppoe
G, Masters
Johnson
Ritchie
Driskt
D. Masters
Barnes
Sumner
Knight
Matthews
Oklahoma Baptist University
Jerry
Beast” Lester
Elmo Ryle
Kirksville
Garnett Breaks Winless Streak with 55 52 Victory
Garnett Bulldogs end a 22 game losing run by defeating Paola 55 to 52. Jim Thomasson leads Garnett with 20 points, including 21 in the key fourth period, as Garnett surges to the lead and never trails. Paola’s Hardy scores 13. Garnett and McCain add 21 and 13 respectively in a hard fought win.
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Garnett
Paola
Bulldogs
Jim Thomasson
Hardy
Armstrong
McCain
I Paola
Seck
M. Benj'n
Dillard
R. Gifford
Spray
Thomas
Thom'sson
Colling
Hermreck
Barnard
Michigan Valley Beats Princeton In Green County Hoops
Michigan Valley jumped to an early lead and held on for a 56 to 48 victory over Princeton on Princeton court. Walburn scored 26 for Michigan Valley while Demoret led Princeton with 16 points as the Box score shows Princeton 18 none 48 Michigan Valley 18 26 37 56.
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Princeton
Michigan Valley
Bill Demoret
Walburn
Princeton High
Princeton Town
Fishburn
Mich
Valley
Massentin
Kinnison
Finch
A Demoret
Bulmer
James
E. Winters
Thompson
Whiteford
Haufler
McGinty
Lane Slaps Pomona For First Court Win
Lane beat Pomona 43 to 37 on Pomona’s court to secure its first win of the year. Lombard led Lane with 11 points, Wheeler scored 22 for Lane in a B squad win, while Pardon topped Pomona with 11 and Williston led Pomona with 10.
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Lane
Pomona
Larry Lombard
Glen Pardon
John Wheeler
Williston
Jones
Davis
Dexter
Hieber
Tesar
See
Chambers
Sutton
Lombard
McCain
Wheeler
Pardon
Lindsey
Burg Defeats Rantoul in Low-Scoring Tilt 43-30
Williamsburg High School defeated Rantoul 43 to 30 in a tight basketball game led by Don Miskimon with 16 points. Boecker and Evans added 9 each for Rantoul, while Williamsburg won the B game 51 to 21 led by Thornbrugh's 15.
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Williamsburg
Rantoul
Miller Sowers Brown Miskimon
D. Roecker
Randel
Kirkpatrick
Heckman Evans
Huddles
N R. Roecker Campbell
Kirkland Higdon
Rantoul Pees Serene
Williamsburg Esee
Second Half Surge Defeats Baldwin
Bonner Springs rallied from a 37-32 halftime deficit to beat Baldwin 74-57 on Baldwin’s court. Rhodes scored 29 and Nelson 23 for Bonner Springs, with Spear leading Baldwin at 18. Bonner Springs also won the B game 51-30 as Reynolds posted 14 points.
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Bonner Springs
Baldwin
Rhodes
Nelson
Spear
Bonner Spgs
Milburn Rohde
Bell Stark
Spear Rhodes
Danley Harrington
R. Danley Milliken
Turner Reynolds
Johnson
Bears Narrow Lead Fade Keeps Jayhawks Undefeated
In Berkeley California, the California Bears nearly defeated the Kansas Jayhawks as Wilt Chamberlain loomed large. Kansas prevailed as the 7-foot center dominated, sustaining the Jayhawks’ undefeated run under coach Phog Allen.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
Bears
Wilt Chamberlain
Pete
Cyclones Fall to Independence in Low-Scoring Tilt
Ottawa High School Cyclones dropped their second game of the season 61 55 at Independence. Bob Rumfelt led the Bulldogs with 10 points as Independence built a first quarter edge and controlled the boards, while Ottawa struggled to offense and rotation. The final rescheduled bid showed Ottawa unable to gain rhythm despite a late 22 16 fourth quarter rally against a rested Bulldog squad.
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Panthers
Drury College
Springfield
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Independence High School Bulldogs
Independence
Bob Rumfelt
Bulldogs
Bulldog
Higgins
Rumfelt
Morris
Unrah
Forsythe
Mowery
Gollfer
Tobaben
Goe Garcia
Hastings
Allen
Mosrey
Wilson O
Russell
Beller
Tidwell
Cecil
Sherwood
Firestone
Gauthier
Walla Beach
King and Connell
Ottawa Seresse
College and high school basketball scores listed
The roundup lists college games Ottawa 82 over Oklahoma Baptist 77 and other results with teams such as Southwestern 68 Kansas Wesleyan 66 McPherson 76 Dana 63 Pittsburg 71 North Texas 60 Kansas 66 California 56 Independence 61 Ottawa 45 Spring Hill 838 Stanley 49 Fontana 88 Greeley 54 Argentine 50 Sumner 45 Atchison 0 Northeast KC Gardner 57 Edgerton 31 Lane 43 Pomona 87 Bonner Springs 74 Baldwin 67 Olathe 61 St Agnes 63.
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Independence
Ottawa
Spring Hill
Stanley
Fontana
Greeley
Argentine
Sumner
Atchison
Northeast
Gardner
Edgerton
Lane
Pomona
Bonner Springs
Baldwin
Olathe
St. Agnes
Murray Murdoch Leads Yale Skating Dynasty
Murray Murdoch has guided Yale University hockey to seven Big Three titles and two Pentagonal championships since taking the coaching role, establishing a dominant era for the Eli skaters.
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Murray Murdoch
Eli
Yale
Quenemo Cops First Victory Over Vinland 65 to 43
Quenemo High School boys upset Vinland 65 to 43 for their first win, with center Glenn Kramer scoring 22. The Quenemo girls defeated Vinland 36 to 15 powered by Laura Rose with 18 and Pat Meiers with 11.
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Quenemo
Vinland
Bernie Laub
Glenn Kramer
Frosh
Kramer
Edmonds
Vinland Girls
Laura Rose
Pat Meiers
Feet of
Chase
Wa. Cooper
Bolen
M. Edm'ds
Niehoff
Rockhold
H. Logan
Silvers
Rose
W. Cooper
Brecheisen
L. Edm'ds
Mitchel
M. Logan
D. Collins
Spencer
R. Edm'ds
Bryan
Grammer
Driver
B. Rockh'd
Reed
Byte
Quenema Eses
Teeeer
Pat McAteer Faces Spider Webb In Chicago Bout
Europe’s top world title prospect Pat McAteer battles Chicago middleweight Spider Webb in a 10 round main event at Chicago Stadium tonight. Webb defends local pride while McAteer seeks significant victory on the European scene.
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Chicago
Pat McAteer
Europe
Spider Webb
Chicago Stadium
Appanoose Rolls Past Richmond 75–48 in league clash
Appanoose surged to a 21–7 first-quarter lead and rolled to a 75–48 Franklin County League win over Richmond. Jim Detwiler led Appanoose with 26 points while Weisner paced Richmond with 16. Richmond’s B team won 36–26. Richmond’s B record stands 3–1.
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Richmond
Appnoose
Appanoose
Jim Detwiler
Weisner
C. Gretencord
M. Gretencord
Hepner
Pe Detwiler
Brock
Maag
M. Gre
Moses
Wiesner
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Burg
N. Main
G. Nitcher
KOFO
Peoples Nat’ Bank
Carey Veneer Ewe Ae
R. Lichtenberger
My Finch W.aseeevens
F. Hoffman
Serese
Evey
B. Wieneke
PY White
P. Yelton Eetedes
Todd's Insurance
Pontiac-Cadillac
M. Birckhead
Chapman
T. Snouffer
Hitcheson
R. Armstrong
Sowers
le Meador
Kramer Vise
Hoffman Sates
F. Snider
Everes
Christian Wroeses
J. Kramer
Risdon
Moody Evere Ene
Hickman
Sew LY
J. Prather
Alseworth
Scott Ee Ube
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Ping Baldwin
Reynolds
Milburn
Newell
Kansas
Wilt
Chamberlain
Lewis Johnson
Ron Johnston
Lew
Ron
Lew Johnson
Jayhawks
San Francisco
Bill Russell
The
Boston Celtics
Ottawa Boys
Associated Press
Quenemo Cops
U. S
Saffron Glass CO
Guy
Ruth
Gerald
Terry, Hamm
Letha
Marvel
Florence
Briscoe Drug Store
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