Braves Fall Flat as C of E Rout Shocks Ottawa KCAC Showdown
Ottawa University trailed early and never recovered as College of Emporia overwhelmed the Braves 103 to 57 in a KCAC clash. Bob Bruns led C of E with 31 points and 12 rebounds while Linhart added 23 points and key steals. Ottawa shot 29 percent, outrebounded 54-42, and committed 21 turnovers, leaving both teams at 7-3 in conference play.
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Emporia
Ottawa University
College of Emporia
Ottawa
Kansas
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Presbies
Otetawa
Bob Bruns
Bruns
ECAC
Braves
Bill Linhart
Senigor
Linhart
Jim Tibbetts
Ray Simpson
Usefal Menace
Dave Hale
Tony Juedenis
Tom Fitzgerald
Tibbetts
Kansas Wesleyan
Coyotes
Friends
Bethany Sature
Lindsborg
Bethany
Sterling
Judents
Dunham
Guest
Olberding
Hale
Dunn
VanErt
Stanley
Shoemaker
Sapienza
Lucy
Garvin
Exum
Tiffany
Greg VanErt
Ottawa High Faces Bonner Springs With Blunk Sidelined
Ottawa High may meet Bonner Springs Friday at the OHS gym without 6 6 center Jerry Blunk who has mono. A doctor’s report suggests limited service may be possible. Blunk averages about 10 points and eight rebounds a game as the Cyclones chase the ERL crown.
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Bonner Springs
OHS
Jerry Blunk
H.K. Stevens
Blunk
Cyclones
Themeselves
Turner
Uary
Ottawa
Kanesas City
Bonner
Blank
Braves
Wade Brotherson
Jack Mellett
Steve Heffley
Herb Simpson
Chuck Bowers
Sell
Bowers
Steve Paxton
Stevens
Jim Stark
DeGaulle Picks Sports Overlap In Grenoble Visit
Gen. Charles DeGaulle, though aloof to many Americans, is described as sports minded and television loving. A French official notes he enjoys discussing sports after meetings and will attend the winter Olympic Games opening in Grenoble, including the February 14 men’s giant slalom, marking only his third visit to the Alpine city since becoming president.
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Grenoble
France
Charles DeGaulle
Michel Pericard
Alemain Calmat
DeGaulle
Bowling Scores Wednesday Night League Standings
Wednesday league results show first National Bank four points ahead with high game 188 by M Smith and series 495 from Moore Chevolds. Peoples National Bank three points led by E Hickman 197 and D Bryant 508. Pizza Village one point with D Sheffield 167 and 432. Naomi's Tavern three points led by S Schmoe 198 and 951.
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M. Smith
N. Fritts
Moore Chevolds
P. White
Peoples National Bank
Hickman
Bryant
Pizza Village
Sheffield
Naomi’s Tavern
Schmoe
Williamsburg and Lyndon Win Osage County Tourney Berths
Williamsburg defeated Carbondale 26 18 and Lyndon beat Scranton 32 24 to reach the Osage County seventh and eighth grade basketball semifinals. Roland Cowsley of Lyndon and Mike Hermreck of Williamsburg each scored 19, as Pomona and Overbrook joined them in the semis to be played Monday at Quenemo with a 6 30 p m and 8 p m tip offs, and the finals set for Wednesday.
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Quenemo
Williamsburg
Lyndon
Osage County
Vicetories
Carbonedale
Scranton
Roland Cowsley
Mike Hermereck
Pomona
Overbrook
Monroe leads Bullets past Pistons in 113 108 victory
Earl Monroe again tops 30 as Baltimore beats Detroit 113 108 with 35 points in a late run. Dave Bing scores 41 to rally Detroit from a 19 point deficit. Cazzie Russell hits buzzer beater to lift New York to an overtime win over Cincinnati. Oscar Robertson scores 42 for the Royals in another NBA action.
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Associated Press
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Baltimore Bullets
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National Basketball Association
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Bullets
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Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New Jersey
Dallas
Indiana
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Anaheim
Denver
ABA
Dave Bing
Cazzie Russell
Adrian Smiths
Oscar Robertson
Royeals
Walt Bellasky
Russell
Hawks
Coaching Shakeup at KUFB as Donahue Replaces Green
Kansas announces a staff change with Jack Green leaving for Baylor to join John Bridgers as defensive assistant. Terry Donahue, formerly UCLA tackle and Kansas freshmen coach, is elevated to the varsity staff with duties to be determined, while Green departs for Waco to join the Bears.
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Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
Jack Green
Baylor
UCLA
Terry Donahue
Green
Vanderbilt
Army
Waco
Tex
John Bridgers
Pepper Rodgers
Donahue
Rodgers
Michigan State
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Twilight League
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Seyler
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Heckman
Everett’s Barber Shop
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Simmons
Kansas Telephone CO
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BOB Knight
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