Cyclones, Jayhawks in Big Eight semi finals clash
Iowa State faces Kansas in the Big Eight semifinal at Municipal Auditorium tonight at 7 30 p m with Wilt Chamberlain scoring big as Iowa State seeks an upset over the marching nation’s No 2 team. Kansas State battles Nebraska in the other semifinal as the finals loom Monday night.
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OConnell To Pilot Browns In Championship Game
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown named Tommy OConnell as quarterback for the NFL championship clash with the Detroit Lions. Rookie Milt Plum, who filled in with an injured OConnell, was praised for his play. OConnell’s ankle has healed and Plum could see action if needed.
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Leahy Poised to Take Texas A&M Coaching Post
Chicago born coach Frank Leahy, ex Notre Dame head football mentor, awaits a medical green light at Passavant Hospital to resume coaching as Texas A&M head coach and athletic director. He plans to inform Aggies president Harrington today while Baylor Bryant departs for Alabama after the Gator Bowl.
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Ottawa Braves Edge Cape Girardeau to Reach Tourney Final
Ottawa University Braves beat Cape Girardeau 73 to 67 to earn a spot against Springfield Bears in the Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce Holiday Basketball final. Bob McGhee led Ottawa with 29 points, while Cape’s Les Hemmer had 18.
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Crosley Reconsiders Move of Cincinnati Redlegs
Cincinnati owner Powel Crosley Jr shifts stance on keeping the Redlegs in Cincinnati citing progress and parking issues at Crosley Field. City officials say measures are under way including temporary arrangements and plans for up to 8,000 parking spaces costing about six million dollars.
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Keep Citrus Fresh Without Refrigeration
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Springfield Bears stretch win streak to nine in Ottawa tourney
Springfield topped William Jewell 79 to 55 to reach the Ottawa Jaycee tournament finals. Four Bears scored in double figures led by Jack Israel with 18, Charles Taylor 13, and Harold Harrison and Bill Wynn 12 each. Bud Lathrop led Jewell with 29 points as Springfield pulled away after halftime.
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Rockhurst Clinches Consolation Win Over Pittsburg 79 67
Rockhurst solidified early second half lead in Jaycee tourney consolation game and defeated Pittsburg 79 to 67. Castenada scored 22 and Klein 20 for Rockhurst, Hatfield 14, Keane 12. Pittsburg’s Parker Stotler led with 23, Lindahl tallied 10. Rockhurst meets Oklahoma Baptist at 5 45 p m.
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Ottawa Bowl Scores From 418 N Ottawa Bowl
Ottawa Bowl at 418 North Ottawa reported scores and phone contact 1083 for service and results. Local patrons referenced by number and address to obtain game outcomes and updates.
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Basilio Next For Giardello Fight Hopes Rise
Miami Beach report says light middleweight contender Joey Giardello seeks Carmen Basilio as his next opponent after a 10 round decision over Ralph Jones. Giardello, 71st win in 90 fights, weighs 159 3 4 pounds, Jones falls to 21st loss in 69 fights. Jones showed resilience, taking Giardello’s jabs and rights, while Giardello remains confident in facing Basilio or another opponent.
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Tiger) Jones
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Sooner Quarterback Doubtful Starter
MIAMI Fla The Oklahoma Sooners await word on whether Carl Dodd their first string quarterback will be able to play against Duke in the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day Dodd twisted his left ankle yesterday and it was feared he might be lost for the big game Coach Bud Wilkinson planned a light scrimmage and no contact work today.
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Manhattan Five Defeats Ottawa High In Invitaton Tourney
Manhattan Cyclones use height and rebounding edge to beat Ottawa High School 60 to 43 in the Topeka High School Invitation tournament second round. Bud Gollier scores 12 before fouling out. Ottawa’s Tom Morrisey adds 11 as Manhattan advances to face Highland Park in the consolation final and then to the title game against Topeka.
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Bowling Scores Riday Night Women’s League Highlights
Gossage Cleaners leads with a 152 in the high 10 and a 386 series by Keim as Fairmont and other teams post solid scores. Fairmont 0 and Royal T Lanes see Cochrane and Gilborn reach 384 and 427 respectively while Mallicoat and Hughes push totals near 465.
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