Smooth Cyclones Face Tough Turner Test This Friday
Ottawa leads the ERL at 13-3 overall with a 7-0 home record as Turner at 5-8 overall and 2-5 in league play prepares for a critical EKL clash. The Bears, led by Don Pankey and a strong supporting cast, aim to upset the ERL leaders while Ottawa relies on Morton Dunn Mendell and Davidson to sustain the league’s top offense and rebounding.
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H. K. Stevens
Cyclones
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Argentine Mustangs
Corral
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Ottawa
Turner
Bears
Don Pankey
Bear
ERL
Pankey
OHL
George Miller
Don Webb
Joe Mendez
Bill Rock
Jim LaPoint
Jim Howerda
Ottawa Cyclones
Stevens
EKL
Harry Morton
Red
Morton
Roy Dunn
Ronnie Mendell
Dunn
Bonner Springs
Mendell
OHS
Eddie Davidson
Reds
Jim Lewis
Davidson
Lewis
Ruth Carlson Leads Women in Royal T make-up Night Bowling
Ruth Carlson rolled a 561 series in a Wednesday make-up for Peoples National Bank in the Royal T Ladies League with games 193 192 176 as PNB defeated First National 3-1. Carlson averaged near 174 for six games, while Rex Lewis led men with a 576 in the Commercial League at Ottawa Bowl.
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Royal T Lanes
Ruth
Peoples National Bank
First National
Mrs. Carlson
PNB
Petrex
Texas
Rex Lewis
Kersley
Cowboys
Todd
G. Simmons
Ottawa Bus Service
Bienie
Wright
Sue Wolgast
Romstedt’s Grocery
Moore
Kansas State Bank
Fotrox
N. Lollar
Peoples Nations
R. Carlson
Wolgast
Romatech
Shade
Beller
Keaton
First Nationsi
B. Moody
N. Fritts
Princeton Grade School Still Rolling
Princeton Grade School, coached by Dick Townsend, extended its win streak to 21 with a 46-33 semifinal win over Richmond in a Lane tournament. Dennis Domnanish scored 22 and Tom King 14 as Princeton advances to the final against Lane, set for 8 15 p.m. Saturday February 16.
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Dick Townsend
Princeton
Richmond
Dennis Domnanish
Tom King
Lane
Appanoose
Tom Kutler
Lane High
Mike
Williamsburg
Parker
Princeton-Richmond
Player Tops Money Winners List in Golf Race
Dunedin Florida AP Gary Player of South Africa leads 10 top money-winners with 18702 this week. Player has one victory and four top five finishes in six tournaments giving him a slim edge on rival Arnold Palmer.
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Dunedin
Fla
Gary Player
South Africa
Arnold Palmer
Baker Beats KWU In Two Overtimes for 84-78
The Baker Wildcats defeated Kansas Wesleyan 84-78 after two overtimes in a Kansas Conference clash. Baker pulled away in the final two minutes of the second OT to move to 7-8 in league play, tying with McPherson for fifth. Wesleyan battled to force both overtimes before Baker broke the tie late.
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Baker
KWU
Associated Press
Kansas College
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson
Kansas
Wes
Princeton
King
Domnanish
Wood
Brown
Pro Basketball NBA Wednesday Results and Upcoming Games
NBA results from Wednesday show Los Angeles 134 over Boston 128, Cincinnati 124 over Syracuse 122, St Louis 103 over New York 102, and Detroit 134 over San Francisco 13. Upcoming games include St Louis at New York, Chicago at Syracuse, Detroit at Los Angeles, with more in Friday schedule.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Boston
Cincinnati
Syracuse
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
San Francisco
Chicago
Providence
Accidents Kill More In 1962
Chicago AP reports National Safety Council data show non automotive accidents in 1962 caused 45 000 deaths, up 3 percent from 1961’s 43 500. The council cites 6.3 million disabling injuries in 1962 and notes traffic incidents killed 41 600, a record high.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
World Series of Golf Returns to Firestone Course
Akron Ohio Firestone Country Club will host the World Series of Golf again with a 36 hole format. Walter Schwimmer Chicago TV producer conceived it as a head to head event among Nicklaus Palmer and Player. Nicklaus qualified by winning the U S Open playoff with Palmer and won the $50000 first prize.
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Akron
Ohio
Schwimmer
Yankee Pitcher Shot In Leg at Fort Lauderdale Club
Marshall Bridges of the New York Yankees was shot in the left leg at the Pride of Fort Lauderdale Elks Lodge after an apparent argument. He was in fair condition at Broward General Hospital with manager Ralph Houk expecting him sidelined about two months. Carrie Lee Raysor was charged with aggravated assault. a patron drove Bridges to the hospital and aided the investigation.
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Fla
Marshall
Bridges
New York Yankees
Broward General Hospital
Pride of
Elks Lodge
Carrie Lee Raysor
Erskine Hepburn
Miss Raysor
Hepburn
Ralph Houk
Wittenberg Tops Small College Poll After Wins
Wittenberg College of Ohio remains No 1 in the AP small college basketball poll with a 16 1 record after wins over Akron and Capital last week. Grambling State rises to second as Prairie View falls from the top 10 in the Friday poll.
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Wittenberg
Ohio
Associated Press
Akron
Capital
Grambling
Louisiana
Prairie View
College Basketball Roundup From AP Midwest Action
Notre Dame 82 Gannon 47 Baker 88 Kansas Wesleyan 73 Drury 50 Central Methodist 48 Missouri Valley 67 Westminster Cape Girardeau 67 Southern Illinois 60 Sumier Arkansas State Beebe 62 Ozark Bible Joplin 41 Navy 92 Rutgers 60 Army 74 Colgate 61 Villanova 52 St John s NY 32 Canisius 71 Syracuse 60 Delaware 87 Lehigh 86 St Francis NY 61 Manhattan Py Dayton 58 Duquesne 57 Maine 78 New Hampshire 57 Louisville 70 Xavier Ohio 68 Duke 79 Virginia 74 Pittsburgh 69 West Virginia 68 Georgia Tech 69 Vanderbilt 62 South Carolina 64 Furman 56 Davidson 72 Richmond 57.
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Gannon
Baker
Kansas Wesleyan
Drury
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Missouri Valley
Westminister of
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Southern Illinois
Sumier College
Arkansas State of Beebe
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Duquesne
Maine
New Hampshire
South Louisville
Xavier
Ohio
Duke
Virginia
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
Furman
Davidson
Richmond
Robin Roberts Signs With Orioles For 30 000
Veteran pitcher Robin Roberts signed with the Baltimore Orioles for about 30000 dollars, his 16th season, after a 10 9 record and strong ERA with the Yankees last year. Luis Arroyo, Ryne Duren and a trade involving Bob Tiefenauer also noted as part of the spring activity.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Robin Roberts
Luis Arroyo
Robin
Baltimore Orioles
Roberts
Ronoks
New York Yankees
Orioles
Arroyo
Yanks
Yankee
Fort Lauderdale
Ace
Ryne Duren
Los Angels Angels
Palm Springs
Calif
Houston Colts
Bob Tiefenauer
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Ferrarese
NCAA Regional Sites Set For 1961 Basketball Championships
NCAA announces regional pairings and sites for the 1961 national tournament. Eastern Region first round at the Palestra Philadelphia features Southern Conference vs Yankee Conference, Mid-Atlantic vs at-large, and two at-large teams. Winners advance to College Park and the Atlantic Coast champ. Other regionals include Mid-East in Evanston and East Lansing, Midwest in Lawrence, Far West in Provo, with semifinals in Louisville and the final the following night.
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Palestra
Philadelphia
College Park
Evanston, Il
East Lansing
Mich
Lawrence
Kan
Provo
Utah
Nicklaus Ailing But Favored In Tucson Open Debut
Nicklaus, the 1983 tourney winner, faces bursitis in his left hip ahead of the Tucson Open at 4Ser Country Club. Medical help and improving weather could allow him to start with about 200 pros and 10 amateurs. Palmer and Player skip the event after recent wins.
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Tucson
Ariz
4Ser Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Palmer
Los Angeles
Player
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