Illinois State Normal Wins Ottawa Holiday Tourney in OT
Illinois State Normal Redbirds won the Ottawa Civic Holiday Basketball Tournament title for the second straight year, defeating Pittsburg State Gorillas 93 to 80 in overtime. John Swart scored 35, with 13 field goals and 9 of 13 free throws, while Pittsburg standout Bob Gough added 19. Earlier Westminster College topped Baker 84-80. Oklahoma Baptist edged Ottawa in triple OT for fifth.
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Redbirds
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Dave Dunbar
Pittsburg
Oklahoma Baptist
Ottawa
Llinois Normal
Pittsburg State
Washburn
Rockhurst
Westminster
Baker
John Swart
Illinios
Henry Heidebrecht
Westminster College of Fulton
Baker University of Baldwin
Babe Hawk
Mike Neal
Dan Sarver
Jim Lundquist
Charles Kneedler
Lanny
Illinois Normal
Illinois
Bob Gough
Braves Fall In Triple Overtime In Ottawa Tourney
Oklahoma Baptist University defeats Ottawa University 67-59 after three overtimes to claim fifth place. Southard scores 92 for the Bison, while Lewis leads Ottawa with 15 points as late free throws seal the win.
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Butch Lewis
Jim Southard
Oklahoma Baptist University
Tom Kinder
Ottawa
Oklahoma Baptist
Jack Fenton
Bisons
Tom Watson
Watson
OBU
Bob Avery
Winders
Gene
Mathis
Avery
Garry Ryan
Southard
Don Boucher
Bill Schoonover
Bison
Ryan
Lewis
Braves
Basketball Scores From Various College Tournaments
A dense roundup of scores from multiple college events lists teams and results. Notable outcomes include Iowa defeating UCLA 71 65, Southern California beating Indiana 90 71, California over Stanford 40 36, Minnesota over Michigan State 83 77, and Baylor routing New York University 74 45. Additional results feature Houston 86 over Oklahoma City 82, Tulsa 81 over Texas Christian 65, and broad MIAA and regional matchups across Warrensburg Kirksville Springfield Ottawa McPherson and other sites with many close finishes and overtime games.
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UCLA
Southern California
Indiana
California
Stanford
Minnesota
Michigan State
Wichita
Baylor
Utah State
New York University
Houston
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Texas Christian
Navy
Georgia Tech
Richmond
William and Mary
Shreveport
South Carolina
Mississippi
San Francisco
St. Mary's
Portland
Ore
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Seattle
Greenville
S. C
Furman
Citadel
Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies and Related Events
Friday night bowling scores show Trout 1 with high 1030 and Carey 185 450 Colby 4 with 19 V Hoffman 201 high 30 L Meador 529 Elmer 1 high 10 30 B Hughes 176 489 Pence 3 high 19 30 FE Leach 159 459 Sneil 192 459 Resal T 4 high 1039 8 Woilgast 214 505 RK Bargain 10 30 Ho McClay 167 427 Petrey 3 high 16 90 N Lollar 197 511 Gamblen 24 high 10 M Hal 187 high 39 R Boyer 437 strmont 113 high 19 F Harber 171 high 30 D McFadden 437
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D. Sneil
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Two Unbeaten Teams Clash In Finals Tonight
Two undefeated powerhouses meet for ECAC Holiday Festival glory at Madison Square Garden as Ohio State faces St Bonaventure and Duke battles North Carolina. Ohio State and Duke carry perfect records with top AP rankings, while notable players and late results from Sugar, Gator, and other tournaments Sunday frame the day.
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St. Bonaventure
Duke
North Carolina
New York
Madison Square Garden
Missouri and Navy in final workouts for Orange Bowl
Miami AP reports Missouri and Navy, rivals for the Orange Bowl, conducted final workouts ahead of Monday night’s game. Players prepared with light bowl practice and limbering-up sessions as they finalise routines and readiness for kickoff.
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Dunbar Named Most Valuable Player in Ottawa Tournament
Pittsburg State guard Dave Dunbar earned the 1960 Ottawa Holiday Tournament MVP after leading his team to the final, receiving an engraved wrist watch. All tournament first team included Dunbar Bob Gough Buzz Shaw Jim Ringel and John Swart. Second team featured Mike Craven Mike Bosch Ron Mauplin Bill Quick and Jim Southard.
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Pittsburg State College
Dunbar
Wilson Field House
Bob Gough
Pittsburg State
Buzz Shaw
Jim Ringel
John Swart
Illinois State Normal
Mike Craven
Mike Bosch
Rockhurst
Ron Mauplin
Bill Quick
Washburn
Jim Southard
Oklahoma Baptist University
Players Named For All Star Contest
NEW YORK AP Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles and Bob Cousy of Boston led balloting by writers and sportscasters for the 11th NBA All Star game to be played January 17 in Syracuse N Y Maurice Podoloff league president said there were no unanimous choices for team berths The actual voting was not announced Each club must have at least one starting player Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati is the newcomer on the starting teams and will play with the West alongside Baylor and Bob Cousy
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Los Angeles
Bob Cousy
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Syracuse
N.Y
Maurice Podoloff
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Baylor
Bob
Area teams return to action with five Franklin County games
Franklin County League resumes Tuesday with five nonleague and league games. Appanoose hosts Lane in the top Franklin clash as the Indians lead the standings with four wins and one loss. Williamsburg visits Melvern and Rantoul travels to Edgerton while Quenemo hosts Waverly and Richmond welcomes Princeton.
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Williamsburg
Melvern
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Indians
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Pomona
Platoon Ball Returns To College Scene
Associated Press sports writer notes the return of platoon football in college bowls and all star games with unlimited substitutions. He details the Blue Gray game in Montgomery and seven postseason games, plus the NCAA convention vote on using NCAA rules in postseason play and the Rose, Orange, Sugar, and Cotton Bowls with national contenders. About 187000 spectators expected. three games televised nationally.
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Florida
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East Starters Named For Exhibition Game
Pettit and Clyde Lovellette of St Louis and Gené Shue of Detroit joined by Cousy and other starters for the East include Tom Heinsohn of Boston Richie Guerin of New York Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia and Dolph Schayes of Syracuse.
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