Eight Teams Clash Tuesday To Open Jaycee Tournament
Eight teams meet in the Ottawa University fieldhouse for the Jaycees annual holiday tournament. Ottawa hosts and last year’s winner is a dark horse after seven losses. Pittsburg State is seeded, Springfield second. First round features Ottawa vs Panhandle and Peru vs Pittsburg, with other matchups at 5 45 p m and 9 p m. Tickets list and honorary coaches named.
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Jaycees
Ottawa University
Ottawa Braves
Pittsburg
Southwest Missouri
Springfield
Oklahoma Baptist
Peru
Washburn
Jewell
Ottawa
Byron Faden
Howard Duncan
Tom Trigg
Rod Shofner
Alex Telre
Bob Hill
Eller
Louis
Deéneel
Panhandle
Wassmers
Sue Todd
Todd
Bowling Scores From Dynamic League Highlights
The page records bowling scores from multiple leagues with entrants including Paola Bank, Chism, Akers, Taylor, Alexander, Blockhead, Wig Thawk, Davia, Fritta, Bacdoneld, Burgoon, Piers, Trice, and Noore. Scores range from the 169 to 615 with several players posting high games and series in late October.
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Rangom
Paola Bank
Eer
Chism
White
Akers
Taylor
Alexander
Blockhead
Wig Thawk
Fritta
Bacdoneld
Burgoon
Melvern Defeats Waverly 85 28 In Nonleague Clash
Melvern thumped Waverly 85 to 28 in a non league boys basketball game. Bill Reams led Melvern with 27 points while Beard and Pyle each scored eight for Waverly. Melvern won the B game 83 to 35 as Harry Reams scored 23 for Melvern seconds. Melvern travels to Carbondale January 3.
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Melvern
Kas
Waverly
Bill Reams
Beard
Pyle
Harry Reams
Carbondale
Bethany Leads Small Colleges in Defense
Bethany College of Bethany Kan tops small colleges in defense with a 52.2 point per game average over four games while leading the nation in team scoring at 96.8 points per game across four wins in five. Illinois State Normal is second at 94.0 in nine games with Huntington Ind at 93.2 in nine. Atlantic Christian leads free throws at 78 percent. Northeast Missouri State and Lenair Rhyne pull 41 percent field goals.
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Emporia
Kan
Elizabethtown
N.J
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Today
Illinois State Normal
Indiana Central
Huntington
Ind
Northeast Missouri State
Bethany
Atlantic Christian
N.C
Pittsburg
Northeast
Missouri State
Lenair Rhyne
Basketball Scores From New Orleans and Nearby Matchups
New Orleans Town State defeated Vanderbilt 87 to 76 while Milwaukee edged Oklahoma 82 to 68. Michigan State posted 72 to Wyoming 62. Oklahoma City and Texas Christian suffered narrow losses as Baylorth Washington and Carnet totals appeared in the late results.
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Town State
Vanderbilt
Milwais
Oklahoma
Michigan State
Wyoming
Oklahoma Arm
Baylorth Washington
St. Louis
Carnet
Oklahoma City
Texas Christian
Dons Extend Victory Streak with 33rd in Row
The San Francisco Dons, ranked No 1, moved to 33 straight defeats avoided as they crushed Loyola of New Orleans 61 43 to run total this season to seven and 33 over two years. Bill Russell led early with 20 points before leaving with eight minutes remaining as K C Jones and Mike Preseau aided the charge.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Dons
New York
San Francisco
Loyola
New Orleans
Long Island University
Seton Hall
South Orange
Dons
Bill Russell
K. C. Jones
Mike Preseau
Russell
Browns to Defend Grid Title in Memorial Coliseum
Cleveland Browns arrive ready to defend their NFL crown against the Los Angeles Rams in Memorial Coliseum. Otto Graham leads the Browns in a nationally televised clash watched by 60,000 plus fans as NBC carries the 3 p.m. CST game.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Paul
Lou Groza
Dante Lavelli
Len Ford
Abe Gibron
Cleveland
Rams
Ram
Norman van Brocklin
Tommy Fears
Groza
NBC
Cyclones Face Opening Round In Highland Park Tourney
Ottawa high school Cyclones prepare for the Scot tournament in Topeka after rest days and drills. Key guard Ted Brill is limited by an ankle injury. Cyclones meet Emporia at 3 30 p m Wednesday with Bob Bundy leading the lineup. Fred Marder tops NE Kansas scorers with 80 points while Brill ranks eighth. Stuntzner of Emporia scored 33 against Ottawa in a prior meeting.
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Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Topeka
Ted Brill
Leavenworth
Emporia
Bob Bundy
Spartans
Fred Marder
OHL
Harder
Loop
Brill
Neal
Highland Park
Manhattan
Leav
Onworth
Ottawa
Hayden
Winfield
Chanute
Olathe
Dave Stuntzner
Spartan
OHS
H. K. Stevens
Mass Movement By Spartans To Rose Bowl Festivities
About 2,700 Michigan State University students will travel by train for Rose Bowl events, the largest nonmilitary mass movement of its kind. Another 1,800 will go by plane and auto to Pasadena to see the January 2 game against UCLA. Trains depart Monday and return January 5. seven adults per train will accompany students, with six student advisers, and the most popular package costs 170 dollars 80 cents including hotel stays.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
California
Pasadena
UCLA
MSU
University
Elwwood Wolmer
Five-Way Battle Looms In Big Seven Tourney Race
Iowa State upset Vanderbilt 87 76 as Gary Thompson scored 40, boosting the Cyclones to 5-1 to lead the Big Seven. Missouri Kansas Kansas State and Colorado are strong contenders with 4-2 or 3-3 marks. Oklahoma fell to Illinois 82 53, while Nebraska improved to 25 but no league action until the tournament opens January 7 in Kansas City.
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Iowa State
Valderbilt
Cyclones
Gary Thompson
Commodores
Ames
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas State
Colorado
Tigers
Jayhawks
Oklahoma
Illinois
Champaign
Sooners
Nebraska
Thompson
Town State
Vanderbilt
Leroy Bacher
Jim Pesk
State of Kansas
Fratilin County
Agid County
Minnie A Sinclair
Sald
Gardner P. Walker
Sinnie A. Sinclair
Bowles, Sheldon & Topping
Ottawa
Basil W. Kelsey
Motor Row remembers Joe Morris and the Devil Drivers
Joe Morris once ran the Devil Drivers stunt auto show touring from 1937 to 1941. He began in car work at Packard Detroit and Plymouth, later leading a crew of 15. His feats included crashing through two flaming barriers and rolling a car five times. The piece recalls winter strata in Florida and shows at Conard Field Ottawa in 1938 and 1941.
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Joe Morris
Third Street
Joe
Packard
Detroit
Plymouth
Jimmy Lynch
Morris
Dallas
Lynch
Atlanta
Florida
Ottawa
Westing
Conard Field
Charleston
W. Va
Sylvania
Rockne
Snow tires and chains in winter driving
The text compares snow tires and tire chains, arguing chains are nuisance when used on dry pavement yet helpful in deep snow. It notes tires may reduce confidence, mentions quiet snow tires versus noisy knob tread, and lists safety tips like slow starts, reduced speed on ice, and avoiding wheel spin. It also describes a simulative effect of steering on ice to mimic power steering, with a caution about heavy traffic.
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National
Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association
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Louis Coppee
Cal Davis
Larry Larkin
Dick Powell
Ron Yingling
Bill Muecke
Ray Cooper
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Dick Schwartz
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Roger Keltner
Pitt
Neb
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Evne
Tom Ruble
Ike Dear
Claude Webb
Bob Leonar
Eigh
Quincy Seymour
Jim Clark
Bill Osburn
Louis Bell
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O. U
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Cyclones Light Scot
Rose Bowl
Big Seven
Seerawa Berald
Hinnick Motor CO
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Hickory
Continental Tire
Chevrolet
Hewitt Puede Eee
Price Motor
Sam Niles
N. Main
Henry J
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Mercury
Mike Mulcahey
Buick
cSpa
Wale
Wilson
Renea
Happy
Williamson Coal & Salvage
Keokuk
Jhoar
Ctriaa
Leuae
Legals
Kangas
Franklin County
Iva Masdale
Otich
Hawans
Iva Hasdale
Iva I. Ogg
Iva Kuedale
Alt Creditora
Kane Uns
Iva L. Ogg
Said
Ira Wasdale
Iva Easdale
Kanaas
WAL oGa
Executrive
Basil W, Felsey
Executrix
Chast
Kanaag
May Fieasant
Glenn Chambers
Ray Roberts
Myron Broara
Iseveeree
Frank Spring
Albert Spring
Keith Paine
Cottonwood
Ottawa Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Leonard J. Kelley
W.M
Chas
W. Watts
Sec’y. Singer Sewing Center
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Joe Ford
Lawrence
Kes
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Bell
Grace A
DON Machin Supply CO
Gail Nitcher
McCracken Electric
Wiggins Electric Service
Keefer
Pittsburgh
Auto Service
Harry Smith
N. Cedar
Streebin
Streebin Real Estate
Hodges
Williamsburg
Hgisthrdd
Henry Dehn
Pomona
Martin Tractor Company
Martha, Sour
Cterpillar
Deatarnh
Midwest
BUY & Try
LeTourneau
Topeka-Buy & Try
Hell Dozer
DD LeTourneau
Concordia
Osgood
Jack Conway
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