Four Kansas Teams Lose In Ottawa Holiday Tourney
In Wil s on Field House at Ottawa University four Kansas squads fell to consolation bracket. Westminster upset Fort Hays State 78–71. Illinois State Normal defeated Washburn 101–77. William Jewell beat Southwestern 80–66. Oklahoma Baptist routed Ottawa 73–58. Afternoon and evening matchups set for another day.
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Illinois State Normal overwhelms Washburn in 101 77 blowout
Illinois State Normal sprinted to a 101 77 win over Washburn as Ron English and Jerry Odell fueled the attack. Odell scored 27 on 9 FGs and 10 FTs while Hornack added 17 and Milner racked 33 with 12 FGs and 9 FTs. ISN hit 35 free throws to Washburn’s 15, sealing the decisive victory.
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Fort Hays Overtaken In Thrilling Game
Westminster upsets Fort Hays 78 to 71 as Dave Wright fuels second-half rally scoring 16 of 18. Ken Quest helps tie late before Westminster pulls ahead in final minutes. Missouri forces trail by 10 to 12 points earlier in the contest.
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Ottawa Falls to Oklahoma Baptist in 73 to 58 Loss
Ottawa University was routed by Oklahoma Baptist 73 to 58 as Don Masters led Oklahoma with 20 points and fast floor play. Bill Flurry produced 15 points in the first half to push Ottawa behind 28 to 44 at the break while Ottawa shot 12 of 23 from the line and Dave Owen and Sherm Price each had 15 points.
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Church League Practices Set in Ottawa Tonight and Tomorrow
Ottawa church league basketball practices are scheduled tonight and tomorrow night at the First Methodist Church gym per league director Orlis Cox. Junior league sessions at 6 p.m. and 6:40 p.m. feature First Christian, Main Street United Presbyterian, Wesleyan Methodist, First United Presbyterian, Calvary Baptist, First Baptist, First Methodist with Boys Club, and North Baptist with Sacred Heart, each group needing an adult sponsor. Senior league practices tomorrow at 6 p.m. include Trinity Methodist with North Baptist, First Methodist with First Christian, Bethany Chapel with Baptist Mission, Wesleyan Methodist with Church of the Nazarene, and Sacred Heart at 8 and 8:40.
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Oscar Keeps Cincinnati In No 1 Spot
The Associated Press poll shows Cincinnati remained the top ranked team as Oscar Robertson fueled a 96-56 win over St Bonaventure with 47 points. Cincinnati led West Virginia 932 to 879 in total points, drawing 57 of 103 first place votes.
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Bowling Scores From Blue Monday League Report
Mudrick-1 led with 169 and 447 series as Hopkins contributed 169 447. Wallace-3 posted 203 501 while Ellis-3 had 201 562. Bryant-1 added 172 478. Electrolux No 2-1 saw Wolgast 196 601. Electrolux No 1-3 featured Meador 215 618. Fritts- scored 179 457 and Wolgast totaled 1488 across lines with high 508 for 30-E.
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Ingo Plans Lazy Training for Patterson Rematch
Stockholm AP reports world heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson plans to train even lazier for the June rematch with Floyd Patterson in New York. Adviser Edwin Ahlquist and promoter Roy Cohn announced the bout set for Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds. Johansson jokes about his mother’s cooking and readiness for the fight.
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Johansson Reflects on Lazier Training Ahead of Rematch
Ingo Johansson says he weighs 198 pounds, only two pounds above his best fighting weight, and recalls finishing Patterson in the third round last June at Yankee Stadium. He claims he will train as he always does, joking he will be lazier this time, a nod to critics who doubted his training methods in their first bout.
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Press Leans Toward Huskies In Bowl
In Pasadena reporters favored Washington Huskies 55 to 39 over Wisconsin with 17 to 15 in a smaller poll. Midwest back Wisconsin, Northwest backs Washington, while professional odds still rate Wisconsin by six points.
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Young KU Team Whips Oklahoma State 67-59
Kansas Jayhawks rode rookie Wayne Hightower to a 67-59 semifinal-qualifying win over Oklahoma State as Big Eight action continued. Hightower scored 22 and grabbed 14 boards while teammate Brian Etheridge poured in 25 for Oklahoma Sooners in a 70-65 victory over Missouri. Missouri led early but Oklahoma surged after halftime, finishing strong with 52 percent floor shooting.
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Ewbank Proud Of His Colts After Championship Win
Baltimore AP report quotes coach Weeb Ewbank praising the Colts after securing a second straight NFL championship. He notes the team’s consistency and leaves room for continued success, amid pride in a period of strong playoff performance.
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