State Leaders In OU Tourney
The Ottawa University Holiday Basketball Tournament features OU and Pittsburg State as top Kansas small college leaders in a Friday night first round clash. Also in the field are William Jewell and Southwest Baptist College with two day formats Saturday concluding with a third place game and title tilt. Proceeds go to the Ottawa Boys' Club. tickets priced at 1.50 for adults, 1 for students, two night package 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Kansas
Pittsburg State
William Jewell
Southwest Baptist College
Missouri College
Jewell
SWBC
Ou-Pitt
Missouri Collegiate Athletic Union
Ottawa
Gorillas
Braves
ECAC
Larry Lawrence
Lawrence
Ron Dunham
Ron Guest
Bob Olberding
Dave Hale
Pittsburg
Don Diggs
Ernie Lewis
Mike Jones
Lewis
Bill Feuerborn
Garnett
Feuerborn
Independence JuCo
Rotary Club
Ottawa Boys’ Club
Rotary
Fuller to appeal Derby ruling on Dancer's Image
Boston auto dealer Peter Fuller signals continued fight to clear Dancer's Image Derby win. Kentucky Racing Commission upheld stewards and ruled the colt had phenylbutazone in urine, forfeiting purse but keeping the victory amid Fuller’s plan to appeal with his attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peter Fuller
Dancer
Boston Sportsman
Pete
Churchill Downs
Fuller
Kentucky Racing Commission
Lexington
George Egger
Wathen Knebelkamp
Net Captains Banter On Eve Of Davis Cup Clash
ADELAIDE Australia AP On the eve of the Davis Cup Challenge Round US captain Donald Dell taunts Australia coach Harry Hopman over squad choices hinting at overconfidence on 17 year old John Alexander Hopman, captaining Australia for the 21st time, pressures US with a possible miracle win Dell will list Arthur Ashe Jr and Clark Graebner in the Wednesday draw at Memorial Courts first name drawn at 1530 local time Ray Ruffels and Bill Bowrey expected for Australia while Alexander could be a surprise draft.
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Adelaide
Australia
U.S
Donald Dell
Washington D.C
Harry Hopman
Hopman
John Alexander
Deil
Arthur Ashe Jr
Clark Graebner
Memorial Courts
Ray Ruffels
Bill Bowrey
Alexander
Bowling Scores from the Brunswick League Aerial-2 event
The list records high game and series for teams in the Brunswick League AERIAL-2 and related divisions. Notable performances include LeMaster with 192 and 510 in high games and series, Bond 198 and 556, Lefler 217-557, Morrison 1977 high triple, and several 400s to 500s across teams such as Helen and Bills, First National, and Ottawa areas.
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Brunswick League
Lemaster
L. Scribner
C. LeMaster
Helen and
Bill’s
B. Bond
L. Evans
First National
F. Lefler
Guy’s Fooda
C. Foster
McMillen Oil
H. Linneman
J. Higbie
Fantastics
D. Heckman
L.G.W.A
R. Everson
Ottawa Savings
E., Christy
P. White
Osborn’s Flowers
R. Hoover
Lee’s Cafe
G. Whitacre
Nitcher
J. Hettler
D. Doman
Pro Basketball NBA and ABA Monday Results Summary
In NBA action the San Francisco team defeated San Diego 125 to 95. The schedule shows no games today, with upcoming contests including Seattle at Baltimore and Chicago at Cincinnati. ABA results include Miami 118 Indiana 109 and New Orleans 107 Houston 106, with several games on the slate.
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Associated Press
NBA
San Fran
San Diego
Seattle
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Boston
Atlanta
San Francisco
Miami
Indiana
New Orleans
Houston
Oakland
Denver
Minnesota
Kentucky
Big Eight Basketball Tourney Opens with Power in Upper Bracket
In Kansas City the Big Eight preseason tournament starts at Municipal Auditorium with Colorado vs Oklahoma and Kansas vs Nebraska leading the upper bracket. Kansas and Colorado emerge as top contenders with 8 1 records, while Nebraska seeks a repeat under Joe Cipriano. Lower-bracket matchups include Oklahoma State Missouri and Iowa State Kansas State, promising a wide-open race.
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Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Iowa State
Kansas State
Darkhorse
Cornhuskers
Joe Cipriano
K.U
Tom Scantlebury
Sophs
Cliff Moller
Leroy Chalk
Cipriano
Ted Owens
Giant
Roger Brown
Dave Robisch
Pierre Russell
Tim Natsues
Jo Jo White
Rich Bradshaw
Phil Harmon
Bruce Sloan
Jayhawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Ron Smith
Pueblo
Smith
Sox Walseth
Cliff Meely
Mike Coleman
Buffs
John McLeod
Amos Thomas
Tigers
Dave Pike
Doug Johnson
Bill Cain
Don Smith
Wildcats
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Steve Honeycutt
Gene Williams
Jerry Venable
Mike Barber
Cats
Basketball Scores From Across Regions
East Wagner defeated CCNY 93 to 60 while South Vanderbilt beat So. Calif. 85 to 7 in a triple bill. Ohio State edged Butler 74 71, Michigan routed Utah 111 74, Northwestern toppled Washington State 77 61, Dayton defeated Los Angeles Loyola 83 68, Wichita State beat Texas A&M 79 60, Weber State down Creighton 89 83, Oklahoma Southwest beat Missouri Southern 65 57, Houston beat Bowling Green 91 8, Tulsa edged Bradley 81 79, SMU defeated Yale 82 76, Texas El Paso beat New Mexico 6 71, Minnesota topped San Diego State 73 4, Utah State beat San Jose State 84 8, Syracuse beat Brigham Young 77 73, Arizona defeated Nebraska 68 63, Santa Clara beat Gonzaga 86 69, U of Pacific beat Drake 77 75.
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Vanderbilt
So. Calif
Midwest
Ohio State
Butler
Michigan
Utah
Northwestern
Wash. St
Dayton
Los Ang
Loyola
Wichita
Texas
A&m
Weber
Tex.-El Paso
New Mex
Far West
Minnesota
San Diego
Utah St
San Jose State
Syracuse
Brig. Young
Arizona
Nebraska
Santa Clara
Gonzaga
U. of Pacific
Drake
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UCLA
North Carolina
Davidson
Villanova
New Mexico
Notre Dame
Illinois
St. Bonaventure
Louisville
LaSalle
Purdue
Wyoming
Tennessee
Fedders
Motorola
Speed Queen
Tappan Magic Chef Admiral
Provincetown
Imous Brands
Chromecraft Kroehler
Broy Hill
Englander
Owasso Monarch Kitchen Aid
Christian Bros
Harry Smith
S. Main
Terrill
Wagner
CCNY
PRI
Berkline
Broyhill
Paoli
Tell City
Browhill
Mastercraft
Falcon T
Walnut
Simmons
Hollywood Bed
Benner-Williams
Don Sellers, Mgr
Kan
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