Jameson Sparks 55-54 Victory In ERL Title Game
Ottawa High edged Argentine 55-54 to win its third straight Eastern Kansas League tournament title at Rosedale High School. Daryl Jameson sealed the win with two late free throws, while Argentine center Bob Bray led his side with 17 points. Ronnie Mendell scored 21 for Ottawa, including nine straight free throws earlier, as Ottawa relied on a deliberate, defensive game to close out the Mustangs.
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Ottawa High
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Cyclones
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Jameson
Bray
Mustangs
Ronnie Mendell
Ottawa
Mendell
IHL
Dennis West
Bonner Springs
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Ronnie Lloyd
Rod Kitts
Kitts
Reebounds
Lloyd
OHS
Bob Davis
Davis
Mendels
Cye
Muse Tangs
Sly
West
Happy Ohs
Walter L. Davies
Big Eight tourney opener unsettled with trio leading race
In Kansas City the Big Eight season remains wide open as Kansas State Kansas and Oklahoma State vie for the title. Kansas State and Oklahoma State show strong starts while Missouri Nebraska Colorado and Iowa State hover as first division contenders. In post game notes, Iowa State edged Ottawa aided by foul shooting and steady defense, with Jameson Lloyd and Kitts keying the Cyclones effort.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Kansas
Oklahoma State
Ever State
K-State
Missouri
Oklahome
Nebraska
Colorado
Iowa State
OSU
Vanderbilt
Vandy
The
Cowboys
Hull brothers light up Hawks streak with goals
Bobby Hull, with 28 goals in 28 games, eyes the NHL record of 50 in a season as he grins over his pace. His teammate Dennis Hull, once in his brother’s shadow, adds two goals in the weekend as the Hawks extend a seven game winning streak. Phil Esposito nets the winner in the 3 2 victory over Boston.
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Associated Press
Bobby Hull
Hull
National Hockey League
Bernie Goeffrion
Maurice Richard
Chicago
Black Hawk
Dennis Hull
Bobby
Hawks
Boston
Phil Esposito
Bowling Scores From Ottawa Lanes Weekend Meet
Bowling standings list multiple teams with high games and series. Notable marks include OTTAWA BOWL-4 led by K. Cordle with 223 and 595 series, KING PINS-1 led by A Campbell with 163 and THE TERMITES-2 posting 133. A wide field shows scores across categories and centers, with several players posting 160s and 170s and occasional 200s.
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D. K. Cordle
B. Bond
Kampschroeder
THE
Termites
R. Campbell
A. Campbell
C. Reeves
G. Hettler
the Rollers
Hockey scores from weekend games
Chicago 6 Montreal 3 and Toronto 6 New York 3 on Saturday. Sunday Montreal 3 New York 2 and Detroit 3 Toronto 1 plus Chicago 3 Boston 2.
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Montreal
Toronto
New York
Detroit
Boston
Associated Press
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Ottawa Boy Earns Letter At C of E
Ottawa boy Shepard earned a letter as a freshman for the College of Emporia Presbyterians this past season. He played halfback for C of E, which finished with a 7.2 record and tied for second in the Kansas Conference. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W P Shepard of 535 Willow Lane and serves as principal of Ottawa Senior High School.
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Ottawa
College of Emporia
Shepard
C of E
Kansas
W. P. Shepard
Willow Lane
Ottawa Senior High School
Geier leads Melvern past Williamsburg in nonleague win
Harry Geiier scored 33 points to lift Melvern to a 78-52 victory over Williamsburg on a Saturday night, giving the Panthers their sixth win in a row and a 2-0 start in two nights. Ed Ransom led Williamsburg with 26 points, while Leon Lindstrom and Larry Yockey each added 12 for Melvern. The Panthers had opened with a 42-25 halftime edge and had previously defeated Quenemo 92-35.
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Melvern
Harry Geiier
Williamsburg
Panthers
Ed Ransom
Leon Lindstrom
Larry Yockey
Quenemo
Boxing results from Rio and Milan bouts
The Associated Press reports bantamweight results: Valdemiro Pinto of South Africa outpointed Miguel Angel Botta of Argentina in Rio de Janeiro. In Milan Nino Venvenuti of Italy outpointed Carlos Duran of Argentina.
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Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Valdemiro Pinto
South Africa
Miguel Angel Botta
Argentina
Milan
Italy
Nino Venvenuti
Carlos Duran
Amy’s 1965 golf captain from Wichita Falls
Harry Joyner of Wichita Falls Texas leads Amy’s 1965 golf team as captain, guiding the squad through the season. Joyner’s hometown is noted as the source.
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Amy
Harry Joyner
Wichita Falls, Tex
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