10 Feb 1960
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1960
Page
1
In Squaw Valley California 25 nations monitor weather for final winter Games training eight days before the February 18 opening ceremony. Rain and snow have limited practice with only figure skaters allowed inside a large arena while several venues remain closed and planners forecast heavy new snow.
Lester Moore and David Moore of Ottawa won their trapshoot finals at the Sahara Gun Club in Las Vegas Nevada as part of an invitational event. Over 750 shooters competed. Lester hit 97 of 100 in qualifying and 22 of 25 to win the Men's Handicap event while David qualified 99 of 100 and then swept 25 of 25 to prevail in Class B.
A compact roundup of college basketball results shows Baker 74 Kansas Wesleyan 70 Bethel 75 Friends 69 Ottawa 63 Southwestern 6 Fort Hays Btate 71 Washburn a8 Kirkaville State 43 Maryville state OT Drury 48 Missouri Valley 45 Washington St Louis 60 Kansas city US 4 Mieh speenone Pittsburgh 47 Fort Scott 45 OT Columbia 63 Tela 44 Chanute 71 Independence 62 Parsons 48 Coffeyvills 42 OT Argentine 60 Rosedale 41 Junction City 40 Emporia 46 De Sty 61 Baldwin 46 Yates Center 4 Mureka 37 Neodenda 58 Fredona 50 Echo 78 Onnge City 58 Washburn Rural 67 Chapman B41 Burlington 4 Garnett St Humboldt 9 Cherryvale 41 Onawatomie 61 Loulaburg 44 Wellavije 83 Gardner 39
Ottawa University stayed in the Kan sas Conference title hunt with a 63 to 55 win over Southwestern. Ottawa, 10-4 in league play, pulled away after a tight first half aided by free throws. Miles and Langley led Southwestern with 17 and 14, while Owen topped Ottawa with 13 points. Continuous scoring from free throws powered Ottawa after a 27-20 halftime margin.
Columbia Missouri AP reports star Missouri shot putter Danny La Rose is out for the rest of the season after fracturing his right wrist. X rays showed the break on Tuesday, shortly after he set a new school record of 53 feet 4 1/2 inches on Friday and fell during a practice 220 yard run Saturday.
Sugar Ray Robinson, 39, signs for a rematch with Paul Pender in Boston on April 29. TV rights total 150000 dollars, Robinson 105000, Pender 26250, gate estimate 100000, Robinson 3 percent, Pender 30 percent. Pender camp silent. NBA had stripped Robinson of time in all states but MA and NY before he lost to Pender.
Phillies manager Eddie Sawyer expects 1960 improvement from added youth speed and defense. He cites minor league call ups and trades, hopes for deeper batting, better bullpen, and continued success from starters Robin Roberts Gene Conley Jim Owens and Don Cardwell. Names like John Callison Clay Dalrymple Bob Malkmus Ted Leocio Jim Coker Bobby Del Greco Henry Mason Wally Post Ed Bouchee also feature in plans.
Wells ville Eagles win their third straight by defeating Gardner 53 39 as free throws edge the game. Larry Chanay led scoring with 83 points, and Gardner B team fell 42 36 in the prelim.
Rantoul Bulldogs coached by John Perkins beat Vinland 57 32 for their second win of the season. Fred Spencer led with 22 points on 11 field goals while Vinland’s Hidlestown topped the losers with 12 points.
Overbrook rolled past Appanoose 79 to 50 in a non league game. Keith Rappard led Overbrook with 26 points on 10 field goals and six free throws, while Keith Gilliland topped Appanoose with 19.
NICK at Krist A Jerry's Cleaners offers hat cleaning and blocking with free pickup and delivery service. Located at 1523 S Main and reachable by CH 2-4255.
Melvern shot 73 percent in the first half and rolled to a 90 to 53 victory over Pomona. Pomona led only briefly in the third period when its B team edged Melvern’s B team 48 to 41 in the preliminary game.
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