Ottawa Wins To Get Shot At 5th Place
Ottawa meets Oklahoma Baptist for fifth place after winning twice in the Ottawa Holiday Tournament at Wilson Field House. Pittsburg State and Illinois Normal reached the final after trimming Rockhurst College 83 to 71 and Washburn 72 to 53.
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Fred Strathe
Washburn
Illinois State Normal
Ottawa
Normal
Pittsburg State College
Wilson Field House
Pittsburg State
Illinois Normal
Pittsburg
Rockhurst College
Washburn University
Toomey Semfinals
Rockhurst
Minnels Normal
Okla. Baptist
Baker
Westminster
Pittsburg Wins At Free Throw Line In Tight Bout
Pittsburg defeated Rockhurst 83 to 71 as free throw accuracy carried the second half. Pittsburg made 18 of 21 from the line after halftime and 15 of 22 in the first half, while Rockhurst totaled 22 field goals. Norm Majors of Washburn drilled 13 of 14 free throws. Bob Gough added 10 of 11 and Henry Heidebrecht hit 9 of 39.
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Dan Sarver
Westminster
Brown
Nive
Tom Kinder
Lewis
Mike Farris
Rockhurst
Braves
Oppor
Neats
Washburn University
Illinois Normal
Illinois
Washburn
John Swart
Bil Quick
Fred Strather
Er Washburn
Pittsburg
Norm Majors
Out-State Teams Win At McPherson Tournament
Northwestern State of Oklahoma defeated College of Emporia 95 84. Taylor College of Indiana beat Phillips 79 7. McPherson beat Bethel 95 79. Sterling defeated Wesleyan 77 74. Northwestern State and Taylor advance to the final. third place game pits College of Emporia against Phillips. Team leaders included Art Nichols 30 for Emporia, Cris Reece 19 for Taylor, Deryl Elmore 39 for McPherson, Don Wedel 28 for Bethel, Ken Becker 23 and Jim Anderson 23 for Sterling and Wesleyan.
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Mcpherson, Kan
Northwestern State
Oklahoma
Taylor College
Indiana
College of Emporia
Kansas
Phillips University of Oklahoma
McPherson
Sterling
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethel
Taylor
Phillips
Wesleyan
Art Nichols
Northwestern Oklahoma
Jerry Long
Cris Reece
Deryl Elmore
Don Wedel
Ken Becker
Jim Anderson
Northwestern Okla
St. of Alvaw
Coll
Kimporia
Taylor Ind
Phillips Okla
Consolation McPherson
Bethel Kas
Kefauver Pushes Draft Law for Major League Players
Senator Estes Kefauver says enlarging the major leagues strengthens the case for a federal annual draft. He will introduce a bill to limit each major league to 40 exempted players in a post season draft. He argues new clubs in Washington Los Angeles boost the need to share players to boost competition.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Congress
Kefauver
Los Angeles
Bowling Scores From AMF Dutch Boy Meet
The scores list highlights multiple bowlers and teams with line totals. Briscoe-1 posted 499 series, Harrison 552, Pogue 566, and Cordle 595 led their divisions. Team names include Dutch Boy, Pepsi, Blue Moon, Mack, Climax, and Climax annotations.
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Dutch Boy
H. Das
C. Kirkpatrick
Briscoe
Sheehan
Brown
Harrison
Pepsi
B. Pogue
Blue Moon
L. Corey
Cheney
C. Rouse
B. Wenthe
D. Miller
Mack
X. Gaeddert
Climax
K. Mengerhausen
Co. Cordle
C. Cordle
Conrad
L. Wichman
Oscar Howell In Point Race
Oscar Robertson scored 36 points as the Cincinnati Royals lost 128-124 to Philadelphia Warriors, tying the Eastern Division lead. Bailey Howell added 31 points to spark Detroit’s 112-89 win over the St. Louis Hawks, as Howell extended a streak of 30-plus points in eight of ten games. Elgin Baylor had 28 in the Lakers 111-95 win over the Knicks.
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Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Oscar Robertson
Bailey Howell
Big O
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia Warriors
Warriors
Boston
Robertson
Howell
Detroit
St. Louis Hawks
St. Louis
Pistons
Royals
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
New York
Holiday festival semi finals and season results mix
ECAC HA Holiday Festival semifinals feature Ohio State 70 over St John s NY St Bonaventure 80 Utah 88 over Seton Hall 92 Providence 83 St Joseph s 85 over Penn 68 Big Eight clash Kansas State 68 Kansas 66 in OT third place Jow s St 67 Oklahoma 55 Nebraska 70 Oklahoma St 1 Colorado 99 Missouri 78 Los Angeles Classic UCLA 94 Indiana 72 plus numerous college games across campuses and regional opponents with wins by California 63 over Minnesota 49 Stanford 81 over Mich State 80 Baylor 68 over NYU 60 Wichita 73 over Utah State 63 Houston 85 over TCU 72 Oklahoma City 83 over Tulsa 62 and other holiday and tournament results through various venues and dates.
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Ohio State
St. John's
St. Bonaventure
Utah
Consolation
Seton Hall
Providence
St. Joseph’s
Penn
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
UCLA
Indiana
Town
Southern Calif
California
Minnesota
Stanford
Mich. St
Baylor
NYU
Wichita
Utah St
Houston
TCU
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
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Oklahoma Baptist
Baker University
Westminster College
Babe Hawk
Pat Price
Joe ‘Brown
Mike Brown
Bluejays
Ottawans
Oklaoma Baptist University
Butch Lewis
Dean Erwin
Tom Watson
Chris Hamilton
Lanny Larson
Sarver
Okla, Baptist
Boucher
Stone Price
Mansfield
O Southard
Bond A
Whittington A
Sarna
Neal i
Denny
Hawk
Baptist
Kinder Larason
Smart Knecedier
Bennett
Erwin
Hamilton Schoonover
Slackburn Hampton
Lundquist Brown
Sarver Watson
Smith
Haughnae
A. Normal
Swart
Brehm
Schlosser
Broadnex
Tucker
Harris
Haywood Myers Shaw
Phelps Washington Quick
Rieger ” Strathe Williams
Sherwood
Kobe
Tota
Hanois
Feft Burdett
Craven A
Dunbar
Scherzer
Gough
Somers Heidebrecht
Majors Maupin
Montgal
Miller
Rosch
Leatherman
Telken
Farris Peat
Uts
Bob McCrea
Mgr
S. Main
John McAninch
Ottawa University
Law
Senate
Motorola
Store Wide Shoe Sale
RED Cross
New School
Old Maine
Paine
THURS
Mann- Bell Drug
J, C
of C
Dodd
G. Flinsbaugh
Suntiarpan
Jones
Crancalloan
Fiinsbaugh
JAS B. Hull
Eg Strick
BeBe Sens
Pepsi-Cola
Budgee's
Gie & Re Wye
Moore Ver Vewesen
Wieneke Ae
Bettge
Anderton
Snider
Wenthe
R. Kamp
Towner
P. White
England
Klingier
Wyite
Rho
Oscar
McPherson Holliday
Quincy Holliday
Tennessee A
Southern Ill
Emporia
Quincy
Miaa Holiday
Warrensburg
Maryville State
Kirksville State
Cape Girardeau State
Arkansas State Teachers
Warrensburg State
Springfield State
Rolia Mines
Northeast
Oklahoma State
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