Ottawa Cyclones Fall At Emporia 59 45
Emporia Spartans defeated the Ottawa High Cyclones 59 to 45 as Ottawa failed to find scoring support beyond Bob Lewis 24 points. The Cyclones shot 28 percent and trailed by half, 31 26, after Emporia cashed 14 of 15 free throws. Coach Harold Stevens lamented the lack of consistency and the team prepared for the Leavenworth tournament. Ottawa B team beat Emporia B 50 44 in the preliminary game.
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Emporia High Spartans
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Bob Lewis
Ottawa
Bob Purviance
Harold K. Stevens
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Leavenworth
Atchison
Pittsburg
Soam Shorner Ace
D. Smith Henrickson
Purviance
Morrisey Golliericharda
Lewis
Swartz
Reed J. Smith
Bundy Glenn
He. Ers
Eben
Ottawa Ak Ft
Emporia Ee
Fredricks Stewart Reed Slattery Jensen
D. Res
Bowling Scores Roundup from Royal and Night Owl Leagues
Bowling results show Royal League standings with high scores by Davis 188 and 493, Etrickland 205 and 526, Hensick 223 and 881, Cordle 208 and 614, Burrows 168 and 506, Meador 200 and 553, Wolgast 235 and 596. Night Owl League includes Crawford 177 and 480, Efinger 217 and 503, Serene 186 and 408, Figgins 170 and 452.
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Davis
National Guard
C. Etrickland
Bundy
Hensick
Burgoon
Brewsinger
Alaracalbo
K. Cordle
Gamble
D. Campbell
McFadden
Burrows
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Kunrise
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Beeto
C. Wolgast
Con
Crawford
Waverly
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Royal
Serene
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G. Lancaster
Cincinnati Bearcats Dominate Bradley 86 71 In Big Hoops Night
Cincinnati led 38 35 at halftime then pulled away with a 9 0 run to defeat Bradley 86 71. Oscar Robertson poured in 42 points as Cincinnati remained undefeated while Bradley’s Bobby Joe Mason topped the Braves with 21 points. Other top teams won as Indiana and St Louis also scored important wins.
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Braves
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Robertson
Oscar
Bobby Joe Mason
Associated Press
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Utah
Brigham Young
St. Louis
Kansas
Georgia Tech
SMU
Texas Tech
Indiana
Butler
Indianapolis
Church League Opens Jan Four In City Youth Basketball
Recreation director Orlis Cox announced church basketball leagues begin January 4. Senior teams for ages 15 to 18 include First Christian Bethany Chapel Baptist Mission Wesleyan Methodist Church of the Nazarene Trinity Methodist North Baptist and First Methodist. Junior league for 14 and under features First Christian Wesleyan Methodist Main St United Presbyterian First United Presbyterian Calvary Baptist North Baptist and First Methodist. Each team must have an adult sponsor and pastors must sign rosters.
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Cox
First Christian
Bethany Chapel
Baptist Mission
Wesleyan Methodist
Church of the Nazarene
Trinity Methodist
North Baptist
First Methodist
Main St. United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian
Calvary Baptist
Rantoul Beats Vinland 57 27 in season opener
Rantoul, coached by John Perkins, defeated Vinland 57 to 27 to open the season. J. Evans scored 14 points on field goals and free throws as Rantoul built a 21-5 first-quarter lead, led 29-16 at halftime, and held a 43-19 edge after three quarters.
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Vinland
Rantoul
John Perkins
J. Evans
GRE Az
Evans
Hudaton T. Johnson
Edmonds Ray
Chaney Roecker
Rockhold Burnett
Barge
Smith L. Johnson
Ww. Evans
Seaye
Ft Hays Favored In Cage Tournament Here
Ft Hays State, led by Cade Suran in his 14th year, brings a strong lineup to Wilson Field House to face Westminster College on December 28. The Tigers, NAIA scorer Werle Sturd and rebound leaders Harris and Bigham anchor a veteran squad with four freshmen and two lettermen set to participate in the Wellington-Dale Jaycee Christmas event.
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Dale
Ft. Hays
Cade Suran
Tigers
Werle Sturd
Kansas City
Suran
Newton
Hays State
Don Bigham
Randall
Merle Harris
Ransom
Harris
Lyle Wingate
Warner
Paul Palmer
Hays
Dean Larson
Ada
Duane Channell
Goodland
Richard Whitmer
Dorrance
Larry Daugherty
Rich Whitmer
Meal Sturd
Ft. Hays State
Westminster
Wilson Field House
Dandy Duel Shapes Up In Pro Contest
NEW YORK AP There is a grand duel in the NFL title game in Baltimore between Giants quarterback Charley Conerly and the Colts’ elite defensive backfield. The Colts lead with 40 interceptions, while Conerly has four picks on 194 attempts. Giants end Kyle Rote believes Conerly will exploit holes in Baltimore’s coverage and avoid pressure, preferring to target the deeper receivers. Rote also notes respect for Ravens backs Ray Brown Andy Nelson Milt Davis and Carl Tas ef and linebackers Dick Syzmanski Bill Pellington Don Shinnick who have piled up interceptions.
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Baltimore
New York Giants
Charley Conerly
Baltimore Colts
Colts
NFL
Conerly
Giants
Kyle Rote
Charley
Rote
Ray Brown
Andy Nelson
Milt Davis
Carl Taseff
Dick Syzmanski
Bill Pellington
Don Shinnick
Complete Sellout for Texas Syracuse Cotton Bowl
Dallas AP reports the Cotton Bowl game is a complete sellout at 75,504 seats. Texas sold 17,000 tickets and Syracuse 6,500, with 130,000 public and 20,000 bonds buying. Remaining tickets will go to bonds.
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Dallas
Tex
Howard Grubbs
Cotton Bowl Assn
University of Texas
Syracuse University
Wellsville Eagles Open Season With Win Over Tonganoxie
Wellsville Eagles outscored Tonganoxie 65 59 to secure their first victory of the season, led by Larry Chanay's 22 points. Free throws decided the game as Wellsville hit 16 straight after missing the first two, finishing 27 of 42 from the line. A preliminary B team contest saw Tonganoxie B defeat Wellsville B 45 25.
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Tonganoxie
Wellsville Eagles
Wellsville
Larry Chanay
Eagles
Hawks Get Rights To Bob Boozer
St Louis Hawks acquire rights to Bob Boozer the No 1 pick from Cincinnati Royals in a deal that completed the Hub Reed transfer. Boozer KC State scorer declined several Royals offers this season preferring Peoria of the NIBL.
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St. Louis Hawks
Bob Boozer
Cincinnati Royals
Hub Reed
Royals
Boozer
Kansas State
Cincinnati
Peoria
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