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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1964

Page

2

Princeton Lyndon De Soto Grab Leads Holiday Stop

Area basketball squads take early command in three eastern Kansas leagues as Princeton tops the FCL with key wins over Pomona and Richmond and Lyndon leads the OCL over Melvern. De Soto and Loue isburg lead the Little Seven. Baldwin sits atop the standings with third place. John Sutton boosts Princeton with 19 ppg along with Francis Wiederholt as Princeton beats Richmond 51 49 and Pomona 59 50.

Terry Ostmeyer Kansas Princeton Poemona Richmond Lyndon Melvern de Soto Loueisburg Baldwin Princeton Orioles Pomona Wea Orioles John Sutton Francis Wiederholt Sutton Lyle Brown Phil Stevens Ken Turley Osage County

Melvern Panthers Rival for OCL Lead with Strong Start

Melvern Area Scorers lead Kansas Class B with a 61 record and a six game win streak. Harry Geier tops the region with a 25.3 point scoring average. Melvern faces Lyndon January 12 in a potential early OCL championship preview. De Soto dominates the Little Seven with a 3.0 mark, Baldwin snapping Louisburg’s unbeaten string with a 65 63 win by Ron Chambers.

Kansas Melvern Panthers Princeton Overbrook Lyndon Harry Geier Scranton OCL Pomona Franklin County Carbondale Quenemo Burlingame Gophers Jeff Casten George Niehoff

Melvern Shooter Tops Area Scoring Standings

Melvern guard Harry Geier leads area basketball scoring after seven games with 177 points and a 25.3 point per game average as holiday break arrives. Teammates from Pomona Princeton Lyndon Quenemo and others join the top 15. Casten of Quenemo is the lone freshman.

Lyndon Melvern Scranton Pomona Carbondale Harry Geier Geier Jerry Fabert Wellsville

Refugee Intramuralist Pushed Missouri Forward

Ned Monsees, a 6 foot 5 refugee from intramural ranks, has emerged as Missouri basketball’s top scorer with 56 points in two games. He had 32 against Rice 82-71, plus 24 and 15 rebounds in the 62-56 upset of St. Louis. Missouri leads the Big Eight with a 17.5 average and eyes a game with SMU before the preseason tournament. Nebraska and Iowa State also won as Big Eight teams swept. Ziegler led Iowa State, while Fred Hare and Nate Branch starred for Nebraska.

Jim van Valkenburg Associated Press Missouri Ned Monsees Monsees Rice Houston Nebraska California Lincoln Iowa State Marquette Ames St. Louis Columbia Brewer SMU Dallas Kansas City K-State Kansas Oklahoma State Huskers Fred Hare Nate Branch Hare Branch

College Basketball Scoreboard From Associated Press

East Duquesne beat Gonzaga 83 to 69 Seton Hall beat Long Island 74 to 64 Fairleigh Dickinson defeated Baltimore U 62 69 Davidson topped Virginia 86 74 Vanderbilt beat Miami Ohio 74 68 Tennessee defeated Florida State 65 43 Georgia beat Clemson 93 75 Grambling defeated Stillman 111 71 Midwest Minnesota beat Loyola Chicago 89 75 St Louis defeated Kentucky 80 75 Nebraska beat California 63 59 Oklahoma City beat Creighton 82 79 Iowa State beat Marquette 73 64 Missouri beat Rice 81 72 UCLA defeated Southern California 84 75 Brigham Young defeated Ohio State 112 7 Stanford beat Oregon 74 56 Augsburg beat Montana 78 65.

South Davidson Virginia Vanderbilt Miami Ohio Tennessee Fla. St Georgia Clemson Grambling Stillman Midwest Minnesota Loyola St. Louis Kentucky Nebraska California Oklo City Creighton Detroit Colo State

It Can Only Happen Here Kansas Sports Oddities 1964

A Kansas recap highlights quirky 1964 sports happenings. A junior high center mix up left Clarence Barker to double for both sides in a white team win. Other tales include a track field hill, a 30 inch water moccasin in a fish, umpire Jerry Pupp taping pants, and lone survivors on court at Kipp and Arcadia. A St Louis World Series ticket tale ends with two fans attending, and Maj Evan Prosser scoring a hole in one at Fort Riley officers club No. 3.

Joe Degeorge Associated Press Kansas Fredonia Steve Durham Clarence Barker Bill Lewis Eureka Fall River Wichita Jerry Pupp Arcadia Elsmore Bronson Coy L. Higgins Parsons St. Louis Cardinals Cards New York Yankees St. Louis Ft. Riley Evan Proseser Larry Runyon Lyle Scott Scott

Pro Basketball Tuesday Result New York Beats San Francisco

New York defeats San Francisco 124 to 118 in a high scoring Tuesday game. Philadelphia visits Los Angeles on Wednesday with no games scheduled Thursday.

New York San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles Associated Press Montreal

Baldwin 65 Louisburg 63 shocks unbeaten Louisburg

Baldwin Bulldogs rallied from 11 down in the first half and 6 at halftime to beat Louisburg 65-63 in Little Seven play. Ron Chambers fueled the late surge with 10 points in the fourth and finished with 18, while Cook led Louisburg with 20. Baldwin improved to 3-1 in league play, 3-2 overall, and claimed the B team game 46-35 with Charles Perry scoring 13.

de Soto Baldwin Louisburg Ron Chambers Bulldogs Eudora Wellsville Spring Hill Gardner Eagles Dusty Swearingen Jim Wright Little Seven Cook Charles Perry

Bowling Scores from Ottawa Leagues Highlights

Ottawa bowling scores list results from multiple leagues including Keen's Lefties and Peoples Natl Bank. Notable performances include W Henry 212 and Rinehart 564 at Ottawa Packing and J Love 484 for Guy's Foods.

Keen’s S. Smith W., Lewis Western Auto C. Hettler Peoples Natl BANK R. Johnson R. Davis Guy's Foods, Inc F. Sherman J. Love Ottawa Packing W, Henry J, Willhite Ottawa Times Seymour Rinehart Shinn Haley McDaniels VFW Aux Wise Keim Arnolds Jewelry C. Wolgast Ottawa Savings D. Cheney R. Bennett Gambles Hollon

NFL Title Game Spotlight McPeak Rates Browns vs Colts

Washington coach Bill McPeak says Cleveland must run at Baltimore to threaten the Colts in the title game. He praises Jim Brown and Ernie Green, notes Browns should fear Baltimore’s front four against the pass, and cites strong performances by Unitas and Warfield while predicting a competitive showdown.

Jack Hand Associated Press Washington Bill McPeak NFL Baltimore Cleveland Browns Colts Jim Brown McPeak Ernie Green Redskins Sonny Jurgensen Lonnie Sanders Jim Steffen Chaveley Taylor Taylor

Clay Liston Return Title Fight May Crown New Champ

Angelo Dundee says the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston rematch will occur in June at Rose ton and not April. The WBA hopes a new champion emerges before June from Terrell Machen or Patterson Chuvalo bouts, rating Terrell, Patterson, Chuvalo, Machen in that order.

New York Cassius Clay Sonny Liston Roseton Angelo Dundee Clay Cassius World Boxing Association Liston Ernie Terrell Eddie Machen WBA Floyd Patterson George Chuvalo Toronto Madison Square Garden Terrell, Patterson Chuvalo Machen

Oilers reshuffle coaching staff names Taylor field manager

Houston Oilers rearrange the coaching chain with Hugh Taylor promoted to field manager replacing Sammy Baugh who steps down as head coach to focus on ranching. Baugh remains back field coach and Lou Rymkus expected as assistant, creating a record number of former Oilers head coaches on one staff.

Houston Houston Oilers Hugh (Hones) Taylor Sammy Baugh Baugh Lou Rymkus Oilers Rymkus Taylor Wynne, Ark Washington Redskins New York Titans West Texas

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