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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1957

Page

5

Kansas Favorites Face Oklahoma In Big Eight Tourney Opener

Kansas Jayhawks and Kansas State sit as league favorites in the Big Eight tourney with undefeated records. Oklahoma, led by Joe King with 17.2 points per game, challenges Wilt Chamberlain as Kansas opens the tournament at 7:30 p.m. CST. The field includes Colorado, Nebraska, Princeton, and Missouri in a strong 39-13 start to the season.

Kansas City University of Oklahoma Sooners Kansas Jayhawks Oklahoma Don Schwall Boston Red Sox Sooners Joe King King Kansas Wilt Chamberlain Iowa State Colorado Kansas State Missouri Nebraska Princeton

Cyclones Face Rosedale In Topeka Invite Opener

Ottawa High School Cy clones meet second seed Rosedale at 7 30 p m in the opening round of the Topeka High School Invitation basketball tournament. Rosedale led by three returners from last year’s Class AA runner ups, lacks height but aims to upset Topeka’s title defense. If Ottawa advances they face the Manhattan Washington winner tomorrow at 9 p m or the loser at 2 p m depending on tonight’s result. The Topeka event features 10 players traveling led by H K Stevens including Bud Gollier Gordon Wilson Pat Beller Bill Hysom Ross Martin Bob Keelin Bennie Gilmore Roger Schmanke Dennis Smith and Tom Morrisey.

Ottawa High School Cyclones Rosedale Cyclones Topeka High School Highland Park H. K. Stevens Bud Gollier Gordon Wilson Pat Beller Bill Hysom Ross Martin Bob Keelin Bennie Gilmore Roger Schmanke Dennis Smith Tom Morrisey Stevens Gollier Wilson Schmanke Smith Morrisey Manhattan Washington Emporia Topeka Leavenworth

Famed Sooner Writer Walter S Campbell Dies

Walter S Campbell known as Stanley Vestal and longtime University of Oklahoma English professor died in an Oklahoma City hospital after a heart attack at age 70. A OU staff member since 1915, he directed the professional writing program and published 24 books plus edited three others. He wrote extensively on early Western life and professional writing.

Oklahoma City Walter S .Campbell Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Campbell Stanley Vestal

Unbeaten area teams lead postholiday hoops race

Melvern leads with 7-0 behind Terry Reams 128 points in seven games while Williamsburg sits 5-0 led by Don Miskimon with 124 points in five games. Franklin County clubs Pomona Richmond Appanoose Rantoul Princeton Lane and others post varied marks as leading scorers are named with per game averages.

Melvern Williamsburg Terry Reams Don Miskimon Miskimon Pomona Larry Jones Jones Richmond Larry Briggs Appanoose Indians Jim Detwiler Rantoul Kenny Johnson Doyle Roecker Roecker Princeton Dick Fishburn Oriol Lane Everett Wheeler Franklin Co W. L Pd Eee Pomona Saceses Richmond Bandas Seocesesee

North Wins Christmas Grid Tilt On Field Goal

In Miami Florida a Shrine Christmas night North-South all star clash featured Jim Ninowski and Dick Christy. Dave Kaiser booted a 36 yard field goal giving the North a 23-20 win. Kaiser previously starred for Michigan State in the 1956 Rose Bowl. Ninowski completed 13 of 33 for 295 yards and a TD. Bob Jewett grabbed eight passes for 201 yards and a TD. Christy scored twice and added a 70 yard run, 99 more on punts, fueling a late Rebels rally before time expired. A crowd of 28 303 witnessed the close contest.

Miami Fla Jim Ninowski Dick Christy Dave Kaiser Kaiser Michigan State Spartans UCLA Ninowski Bob Jewett Christy All America North Carolina State Rebels North

Area players in tournament

Five former Ottawa High School athletes will compete in the junior Chamber of Commerce Tournament. Three other area high school cagers are listed on competing rosters. Ottawa University will have four former O H athletes on its roster led by Bob McGhee Willie Barnes Sherm Price and Marvin Wilson. Fred Harder a 6 4 sophomore at Pittsburg State is a former All Stater at Ottawa High. Dean Wilson Bernie Stine and Larry Longhofer also played for area teams.

Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Ottawa University O. H Bob McGhee Willie Barnes Sherm Price Marvin Wilson Fred Harder Pittsburg State Ottawa High Pittsburg Dean Wilson Prescott Bernie Stine Uniontown Larry Longhofer Lebo

Pittsburg Gorillas Defend Ottawa Tourney Title

Pittsburg State Gorillas begin defense of the Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce Basketball Tournament title. John Lance leads a returning five with Tom Lindall as a probable starter. Key players include Fred Harder, Stotler, NewtOn, Schlup, and others as Ottawa fans expect a strong bench and a record of 47 straight wins from 1929 to 1932.

John Lance Pittsburg, State Gorillas Ottawa Oklahoma Baptist University Lance John Newton Ken Schlup Bernie, Onelfo Parker Stotler Fred Harder Onellio Tom Lindall Pittsburg

Ohio man attends Denver hospital dinner mix up

Eugene E. Walters of Bowling Green Ohio flies to Denver for a National Jewish Hospital food industry dinner at the Plaza Hotel only to learn the event is in New York City and the Denver Plaza Hotel hosts no such dinner.

Denver,colo Eugene E. Walters Bowling Green Ohio Denver National Jewish Hospital Plaza Hotel New York City

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