Braves Clash With Baker Saturday In ECAC Tilt
Ottawa University braces for Baker at Baldwin as OU, seeking to rebound from two straight losses, faces a stubborn Wildcats squad aiming to snap a 15-game skid against the Braves. Frear's lineup shifts, frontliners Hale Guest Dunn VanErt Olberding, and Baker’s Struby Munger Shank lead.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Kansas
Braves
Baker Wildecats
Baldwin
Baker
Ottawa
Bill Frear
Frear
Friends
Bethany
Ron Guest
Roy Dunn
Bob Olberding
Greg Vane Ert
Dave Hale
Dunn
VanErt
Hale
Caroes
Cats
Sterling
Dave Struby
Tim Munger
Gary Shank
Jerry Brown
Don Burkman
You Name It And Jo Jo Does It For Jayhawks
Lawrence AP Jo Jo White at Kansas wields all‑court mastery as guard and playmaker. The 6'3" St Louis star stars in defense and offense, shifts pressure, and seeks NCAA Olympic team glory while Kansas pursues Big Eight lead through Colorado road clash.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Jo Jo White
St. Louis
U.S
Jayhawks
White
Jo Jo
Ted Owens
Westley Unseld
Louisville
Tokyo
Wes
Iowa State
Texas Western
Houston
Guy Lewis
G.L. White
Hawks
Lenny Wilkens
Nebraska
Joe Cipriano
Cipriano
Huskers
Kansas State
K-State
Lincoln
Oklahoma
Colorado
NBA Thursday Results and Upcoming Schedule
The Associated Press reports Thursday NBA scores Baltimore 106 over San Diego 102. Chicago 131 over Detroit 110. San Fran 126 over Cincinnati 109. Seattle 115 over Los Angeles 110. Today Detroit hosts Boston. San Francisco visits Los Angeles. New York plays St. Louis. Chicago hosts Philadelphia. Saturday features Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at St. Louis plus Baltimore at Detroit and Cincinnati at San Diego. Sunday brings Philadelphia vs St. Louis in Miami and Los Angeles at Boston with San Francisco at Seattle and San Diego at Baltimore in the afternoon.
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Baltimore
San Diego
Chicago
Detroit
San Fran
Cincinnati
Seattle
Los Angeles
Boston
San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
City League Statistics Leaders and Team Totals
A condensed box of city league basketball game statistics shows multiple teams and players with field goals, free throws, and personal fouls compiled. Teams include Hanks Sinclair, White Motor Co, Wilson Plumbing, R R Recreation, Divco Wayner, Clary's Shoes, with individual player lines and totals across games.
Wildlife Film Presented at Williamsburg Ottawa Meeting
A wildlife film on predators including coyotes and foxes will be shown at the Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Association monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the basement of the Anchor Savings and Loan building. Farmers are specially invited to attend.
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Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Association
Anchor Savings and Loan Building
Central Heights sweeps Blue Mound in junior highs
Central Heights seventh and eighth graders swept two basketball games from Blue Mound on Thursday winning the Be team 22 14 and the A team 59 40. David Blackstone led CH Be with 7 points while Bill Robertson and Rod Stockard each scored 15 in the varsity game as Central Heights led 38 16 at halftime and heads to Uniontown next Thursday for its final regular season contest.
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Central Heights
Blue Mound
David Blackstone
Central
Bill Robertson
Rod Stockard
Unionstown
Killy Races To Victory In Olympic Downhill
Jean Claude Killy won the men's downhill at Grenoble while three American women tied for silver in the 500 meter speed skating. Mary Meyers Dianne Holum and Jenny Fish finished within 0.2 seconds of Ludmila Titova of Russia, claiming silver. Killy’s win kept his bid to match Toni Sailer by sweeping Alpine events, and Billy Kidd struggled with an ankle, finishing 18th. Killy announced retirement after the World Cup in Heavenly Valley.
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Grenoble
France
Jean Claude Killy
Kitly
Guy Perfliat
J. Daniel Daetwyler
Switzerland
Killy
Toni Sailer
Mary Meyers
St. Paul
Strongsville
Ohio
Ludmila Titova
Russia
U.S
Chamerousse
Perillat
Daetwyler
Heinrich Messner
Austria
Osawatomie Upsets Ottawa Junior High Nine Th graders
Osawatomie defeated Ottawa Junior High 53 to 52 in a freshman boys basketball game. Osawatomie trailed 21 to 11 after a quarter but outscored Ottawa 30 to 14 in the second half to pull off the upset. Pennock led Osawatomie with 29 points while Hearne paced Ottawa with 16, and Mendell added nine for the Whirlwinds.
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Ottawa
Osawatomie
OJHL
Whirlwinds
Ote Tawa
Pennock
Mike Hearne
Mike Wallace
Steve Grogan
Richard Mendell
Wallace
Grogan
Mendels
Miller
Drumright
Hearne
Total
Ricketts
Pringle
Stone
Buckman
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Woods
Prager
Green
White Motor CO
Michel
Moore
Sauer
Higgins
Davis
Jefferson
Fishburn
Wilson Plumbing
Payne
Everson
Yohe
B. Payne
Wilson
Ingles
McCurdy
Saffron
Tostal
R & R Recreation
Garcia
R. Garcia
Espinosa
J. Larios
Ss. Lare Ios
Godinez
Jime Inez
Divco-Wayne
Robertson
D. Kueser
G. Kueser
Krissman
Gretencord
Delmar
Stottlemire
Brown
Olstrechter
Clary
Ferguson
Ackerman
Jean-Claude Killy
CH Jr
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Dennis McCoy
Bishop
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Jim Barrows
Steamboat Springs
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Jenny Fish
Dianne Holum
State Farm
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Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
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Whitewall
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Nuzman Lumber
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