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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1962

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Williamsburg Panthers Top Lane Lions 59 46 in League Play

Williamsburg Panthers win their Franklin County League game 59 46 over Lane Lions with strong team defense and 90 percent free throw shooting but 9 points from charity stripe. Mike Kudler scores 24 for Lane. Fred Buckley leads Williamsburg with 16 as Panthers also win B game 42 34. Lane remains 1 1 in league while Williamsburg improves to 2 1 in league. next games set for Jan 1 and Jan 4.

Williamsburg Williamsburg Panthers Lane Lions Panthers Lane Bat Lane Mike Kudler Louis Coppoe Mike Fred Buckley Pomona Clayton True Lions Melvern Osage Richmond

Cookie Gilchrist Named Pro Football Player of the Year

New York AP reports Cookie Gilchrist, a traveling man and 243-pound Buffalo Bills fullback, has been chosen Player of the Year in the three year old pro Icop by an Associated Press committee from eight league cities. He was the first AFL player to rush for 1 000 yards.

New York Cookie Gilchrist Associated Press Committee Buffalo Bills

Gardner Wins In Overtime In Little Seven League

Gardner High edged Wellsville Eagles 50 to 49 in overtime at Wellsville. Coach Ralph Snawley cited Wellsville’s free throws and 34 percent shooting as deciding factors despite Gardner being outsized. Gardner B team won 36 to 12. next Gardner game is Friday Jan 4 at Louisburg.

Wellsville Gardner High Wellsville Eagles al Williams Eagles Gardner Ralph Snawley Williams Louisburg

Liston Backs Round Robin Idea In Toronto TV

Sonny Liston suggested a heavy weight round robin including himself Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson and Cassius Clay. He proposed two bouts Patterson vs Clay and Liston vs Johansson with winners meeting for the title. He criticized the idea of a Patterson rematch after his one round kayo of Patterson.

Toronto Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson Ingermar Johansson Cassius Clay Liston Johansson Patterson Clay

High School Basketball Scores From Kansas Weekend

Eudora beat Spring Hill 58 to 50 while Yates Center defeated Iola 52 to 47. Osage City led Burlingame 59 to 36, Osawatomie won 63 to 47 against Louisburg, and Washburn Rural topped Haskell 72 to 55 with DeSoto earning a 53 point result.

Eudora Spring Hill Yates Center Iola Osage City Burlingame Osawatomie Louisburg Washburn Rural Haskell Baldwin DeSoto

Missouri and Kansas Colleges Lose Two of Three

In a six game card on Tuesday, Kirksville State of the MIAA defeated Quincy 71-66 at Kirksville led by Les Savage 19 points Jerry Germain 17 and John Reed 16 rebounds. Rolla Mines fell 85-80 to Arkansas AM&N at home as Norman Schuchman had 21. Missouri Valley hosted at Louisiana College 90-78 as Harold Blevins scored 29 for the visitors. Missouri won the intra state clash with William Jewell 65-61 as Jewell improved to 2-3. McPherson defeated College of Emporia 68-61 with Derry E more’s 20 points. Rockhurst beat Westminster 63-54 with Dick Hennier scoring 24.

Associated Press Missouri Kansas Kirksville Rolla Mines Arkansas Am&n Norman Schuchman Harold Blevins Missouri Valley MCAA Louisiana College William Jewell St. Benedict’s Jewell McPherson Dery Emore College of Emporia Rockhurst Dick Hennier Westminster

College Basketball Scores Roundup Across Regions

Regional games feature Hofstra over Southern Conn State 81 47 Holy Cross defeats St Anselm 85 64 Cornell tops Syracuse 93 77 Fordham beats Columbia 81 50 New York University 67 Lafayette 59 Wake Forest 78 Virginia 73 Loyola of New Orleans 51 Conn 49 George Washington 80 Richmond 71 Davidson 72 Duke 69 Memphis State 78 Minnesota 70 Vanderbilt 95 Louisville 72 Midwest matches Kirksville State 71 Quincy 66 Arkansas AM&N 85 Missouri Mines 80 William Jewell 65 St Benedict by Rose Poly 91 Blackburn 78 Southwest Okla City 79 North Texas 63 Oklahoma 85 Texas Tech 62 Rice 58 Centenary 55 Far West Stanford 54 Oregon 51 Colorado 76 Creighton 55 Nevada Southern 62 Nevada 50.

Island N. Hampshire Hofstra Southern Conn Holy Cross St. Anselm's Cornell Syracuse Fordham Columbia New York U Lafayette South Wake Forest Virginia Loyola Conn George Wash Richmond Davidson Duke Memphis State Minnesota Vanderbilt Louisville Midwest McPherson College of Emporia Kirksville State Quincy Okla City North

Mission To The Congo Dispatches U S Military Mission

UNITED NATIONS N Y AP reports a high level U S military mission led by Lt Gen Louis Truman is being sent to U N headquarters to deliver on a White House pledge of new military equipment for the U N force in the Congo. The group will proceed after talks with Secretary General U Thant as he warns the U N will apply pressures short of shooting to end Katanga secession.

United Nations, N.Y U.S U.N White House Congo Louis Truman U Thant Katanga

Bowling Roundup J Kramer Makes 6 7 Split in Industrial League

J Kramer helped Bennett Creamery No 1 to a 2 731 series and a 4 0 win over Pitcher Floor Service in the Ottawa Bowl men’s Industrial League. R Lichtenberger leads high series with 629 for People’s National Bank, 3 1 over Presto Foods. R Rinehart adds 609 for Ottawa Times in a 1 3 defeat to Wilson Cleaners. Ce cil Wolgast tops with 234 for Al Beets Ramblers in Royal T League. R Bennett posts 230 for Ottawa Savings & Loan in 1 3.

VFW Presto Fooda Lutzos J, Clark L, Wise Wig A. Wichita W. Bowers R. Cannady D. Lehman Ae Lay Shinn & Haley M. Ball Jackson Peoples Windunel Hans R. Koub 4. Gilbert M. Heckman BR. Davis M. Dyps A. Bennett Koro—I A. Enoeppel Inn V. Foster Parkins An . Beller Moses G. Bitts Todd G. Lancaster M. Hopks F. Fergusor B. Figgins Todus Inz Ageno Bennett Creamery No Bennett Ramer Flory A. Dodday Keim Oe J. Kramer L Campbell Cc. Dodd R. Wentheseer Ae Kramer Bennett Creamery Floor Service Ple’s National Bank Presto Foods R. Rinehart Ottawa Times Wilson Cleaners Cecil Wolgast al Beets Ramblers Maracaibo Royal T R. Bennett Ottawa Savings & Loan Trout H. Carey Kofo Arnold’s Jewelry al Beets Industrial Todd’s Insurance L&b Oilers Miller B. Foster Menaick Grocery Martin C. Cordle C. Wolgast J. Smith Simmons Foremost Fritts Wenthe Lister Leecy Trout's Mendel Smith Bundy'’s Insurance Funk Bertram Hensick Grocery Morelet Maracaihby C. Jackson Ai Beers D. Burgoon Trout’s M. Birckhead Budge's Hardware Mann-Bell Bienie's Bond Cleaners Beautyland Towner’s Pepsi-Cola Conrad's Painters Ig Briscoe Drugs Peace Food Center Ottawa Bowl Kitty Clover Edmiston's Ottawa Insulation

First-Period Lay Costs Orioles in Loss at Quenemo

Princeton and Quenemo met in a non league game with Quenemo taking a 10 point first quarter lead and winning 51-41 in the final. Princeton's Dave Rukes left late with a sprained ankle as Quenemo’s Jim Gragg was held to 12 and Lewis scored 21 for the visitors.

Princeton Quenemo Princeton Orioles Jim Pollom Orioles Dave Rukes Pollum Williamsburg L. C. Haughn Quenemo Boys Jim Gragg Lewis

Packers Dominate Pro Bowl Western Team

Eight Packers named to the Western Division squad for the Pro Bowl to face the Eastern squad on January 13 in Los Angeles. The East includes eight Giants. Detroit has seven Western picks, Baltimore five, Chicago and Los Angeles four, San Francisco three, and Minnesota one. The West leads the series 8-4.

LOS Angeles Green Bay Packers New York Giants Detroit Lions Baltimore Chicago Bears Los Angeles Rams San Francisco Minnesota

Steers Romp to Sixth Straight Win in ABL Battle

Kansas City Steers pulled away from Philadelphia 119-106 to extend their lead in the American Basketball League. Bill Bridges scored 35, Gene Tormohlen 31, and Larry Staverman 22 as the trio propelled a decisive rally in Tuesday night action, keeping Kansas City atop the standings two games ahead of Long Beach.

Kansas City Bridges Tormohlen Staverman

Pro Basketball Tuesday Results and Upcoming Games

New York defeated Cincinnati 103 to 102 and Chicago beat Detroit 113 to 110 while San Francisco topped St Louis 130 to 110. Today’s slate includes Syracuse at Cincinnati Chicago at Detroit and St Louis at Los Angeles with no games on Thursday. In the ABL Kansas City beat Philadelphia 119 to 106, with Philadelphia visiting Kansas City today and Chicago at Oakland on Thursday.

Pat New York Cincinnati Chicago Detroit San Francisco St. Louis Syracuse Los Angeles City Philadephia Philadelphia Kansas City Oakland

California visitors tour Rantoul and stay with Gilberts

Mrs P W Cook and daughters Lynnette and Leslie from North Hollywood traveled by plane to Kansas City and were driven to the Gilbert home in Rantoul where their sister Mrs J R Payne and Mr Payne joined them. Cook arrived Sunday evening. Damon family members hosted Susie Moon’s 86th birthday in Paola. The Rantoul Presbyterian Church ladies met for a study and gift exchange with 28 attendees. Grant Caterson fell at the school and is now home recovering. Mrs Mary Gleason left for El Paso to visit relatives.

P. W. Cook Lynnette Leslie North Hollywood Calif Kansas City J. R. Payne Mr. Payne Gale Gilbert Cook Mrs. Damon Susie Moon Paola LLC Rantoul Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Mmes Sybil Lathen Agnes Richards Goldie Cartzdamner William Foster

Open Stretch of New Road In Riley County

A nine mile section of new paving on K213 in Riley County opened by the Highway Commission links Manhattan to Marysville and the relocated Randolph due to Tuttle Creek Reservoir. The piece notes two fires in Randolph last week including a rocker fire at Ray Redick’s home and an evening tip at Merle Caylor’s residence.

Topeka Riley County Highway Commission Manhattan Marysville Randolph Tuttle Creek Rantoul Ray Redick See the Herald Merle Caylor

Martins to be installed as leaders at Evalina Chapter OES

A fire in a dairy barn caused little damage while a meeting of Evalina Chapter OES at Lane drew Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Damon and Mrs. Mary Gleason. The Martins are to be installed as worthy patron and matron Mon The Evans family reports their youngest daughter ill with pneumonia.

E. R. Martin Damon Mary Gleason Evalina Chapter OES Lane Dickie Evans

Fall Fatal To Workmen At Grain Elevator Collapse

RED WING Minn AP two workers Mel Thornberg 43 Osborne Kansas and William Boyd 40 North Platte Nebraska were killed after a 130 foot fall from a grain elevator Tuesday. A conveying drum failed to slide into place causing the hoist to break as they reached out to guide it.

Red Wing Minn Mel Thornberg Osborne Kan William Boyd North Platte Neb

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