Illinois Meets William Jewell In Finals Braves In Stride
Ottawa University Braves beat Washburn 85 68 as Illinois Normal, 84 67, advances to finals against William Jewell. Westminster nearly beat Jewell, Fort Hays tops Southwestern in consolation, while Norman led by multiple scorers in the later semifinal.
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Braves Beat Washburn 85 to 68 in Ottawa comeback
Ottawa University Braves trimmed Washburn 85 to 68 as Dave Owen scored 35 points on 12 field goals and 11 free throws. Dean Erwin, John McAninch, and Al Lewis provided spark while Sherm Price added 16 points. Washburn's Jerry Milner led with 24 as Ron Clarkson went 6 of 9 at line.
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al Lewis
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Jim Lugar
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College Basketball Scores From Multiple Tournaments
Semifinals saw North Carolina 76 over Duke 53 and Wake Forest 61 over Dayton 50 in the Dixie Classic. Consolations included Holy Cross 63 over N C State 61 and Utah 75 over Minnesota 72. Other results list Southwestern Conference, MIAA, Ottawa Invitational, and regional showings with various schools posting wins and losses.
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Jewell Reaches Final By Narrow Win Over Westminster
William Jewell advanced to the finals after a 71 to 69 victory over Westminster. He will face Illinois Normal tonight for first place in the contest.
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Illinois State Favored In Ottawa Holiday Tournament
Ottawa Holiday Tournament legs toward climax as Illinois State Redbirds emerge as tournament favorites after decisive wins over Washburn and Oklahoma Baptist. Westminster Bluejays rally from 19 down to beat none, while William Jewell also defeats them after heavy comeback. Coach James Collie uses a halftimes tape recorder to correct mistakes. Ottawa U. varsity beats Washburn for a hard earned victory. Officials praised for handling tough calls with strong voices and clear directions.
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Cohn to pick site for Johansson Patterson bout
Roy Cohn plans to choose a fight site and seek a New York promoter's license. He favors Polo Grounds over Yankee Stadium and hopes to stage the bout between June 13 and June 23, with Johansson agreeing to New York.
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Championship clash looms as Kansas reaches final
Kansas leads 53 52 late before Dee Ketchem seals win with free throws. Oklahoma sophomore Brian Etheridge matches Hightower with 17 points. Kansas, 7 3 this season, aims for the title after past finals losses to Town State in 1955. Iowa State 4 3. Kansas State 71 63 Nebraska. Oklahoma State 64 49 Missouri. Third place up for grabs Oklahoma Colorado at 7 30 p m with the championship at 9 30 p m.
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KU Plays Cyclones in Big 8 Finale
Kansas faces Iowa State in the Big Eight final after beating Oklahoma 55 54 in a thriller and reaching the title game for the ninth time Wayne Hightower 6 9 from Philadelphia stars for Kansas Vinnie Brewer 12 points 13 rebounds leads Iowa State in semi final Town State top Colorado 55 41 Kansas State and Missouri fall in first round Oklahoma struggles late as shot attempts fail
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Offensive Powers Meet in Sun Bowl
In El Paso Texas two top offenses meet as New Mexico State and North Texas State play in the 25th Sun Bowl. Kickoff is 2 p.m. MST with North Texas favored by 84 points.
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LSU Underdog in Sugar Bowl Clash with Ole Miss
New Orleans AP report notes LSU seven point underdog as No. 3 LSU and No. 2 Ole Miss meet in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. Key figures include Cannon versus Flowers. LSU injuries include Wendell Harris and Johnny Robinson.
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Three Kansas Teams Win At McPherson
In McPherson College holiday tourney first round, McPherson defeated Midland 68 61 to defend the title Hastings beat Kansas Wesleyan 74 53 Bethany beat Westmar 78 69 and Bethel toppled Phillips 67 57 The schedule shows Kansas Wesleyan facing Midland at 4 50 p m and Westmar against Phillips at 6 10 p m in losers bracket Hastings draws McPherson Bethany plays Bethel next
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Bowling Scores From Royal League and Night Owl League
Summary of multiple league bowling results listing top scores by team and individual players including Beeta-3 Wolgast Richeson Bundy-1 and others with series and game totals, high marks for matches dated 10 30, plus National Guard and Self-Service lines and notable scores such as Parsona Ferguson and Cordie.
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Quarterback Duel In Rose Bowl
Wisconsin’s Dale Hackbart and Washington’s Bob Schloredt lead their teams to the Rose Bowl in a high profile quarterback duel. Hackbart, a Madison senior, has 589 passing yards with two TDs, Schloredt has 733 yards on 39 of 75 passes with five TDs. Both teams seek Big Ten and Athletic Association titles.
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