William Jewell beats Ottawa 89 75 to halt Braves surge
William Jewell at Wilson Field House defeated Ottawa University 89 75, ending OU’s four game win streak and pulling the Cardinals into a tie for second in the Heart of America Conference. Dan Ehrenbeck led Jewell with 27 points, while Len Moore and Rixey Wertenberger contributed strong first half tallies.
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Terry Ostmeyer
William Jewell
Wilson Field House
Ottawa University
Braves
Heart of America
Cardinals
Jewell
College of Emporia
Presbies
Ottawa
Tarkio
Central Methodist
Fayette
Marshall
Missouri Valley
Dan Ehrenbeck
Ehlenbeck
Cardinal
Len Moore
Rixey Wertenberger
Moore
John Hickman
Wertenberger
Hickman
John Palmer
Bob Bryant
Ehrenbeck
Jack Rosser
Lee Roark
Bill Cunningham
Palmer
L. Moore
Bryant
Miller
Ludwig
Highfill
Chaney
Lusk
Ross
Rosser
Roark
Cunningham
Schneider
Stipetich
Kipper
Boyden
US Icers Spanish Skier Steal Show at Sapporo Games
The 11th Winter Olympics closed with the United States ice hockey team earning a silver medal after a dramatic run in Group A, while Francisco Fernandez Ochoa seized Spain’s first Winter Games gold in the men’s special slalom. U S skaters Dianne Holum and Anne Henning added two more golds and a bronze, marking the strongest U S Olympic Winter output since 1960.
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Sapporo
Japan
United States
Francisco Fernandez Ochoa
U.S
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Avery
Brundage
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Karl Schranz
Fernandez
Ochoa
Marie Therese Nadig
Switzerland
Annemarie Pruell
Austria
Barbara Cochran
Richmond
Finland
Michael Curran
Murray Williamson
Sweden
Dianne Holum
Anne Hen
Ning
Northbrook
Ill
Miss Holum
Miss Henning
Crucial Tilt In Big Eight Tuesday Night
Iowa State visits Colorado as Kansas, Kansas State, Nebraska, and Missouri chase a shifting Big Eight title race. Nebraska and Missouri led 6-2 while Oklahoma and Kansas trailed at 5-3. results from Saturday reshaped standings and set up key Tuesday night matchups.
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Kansas City
Iowa State
Colorado
Nebraska
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Tigers
Greg Flaker
John Brown
Mike Jeffries
Norm Stewart
Stewart
Huskers
Women’s Bowling Tourney Leads and Schedule
Singles leaders Arlene DeCaney Gwen Pederson Peggy Bush and others are noted. Doubles leaders include Peggy Bush Jane Dodd and Beth Beller Sharon Ackerman. Singles and doubles continue tonight and Thursday at Ottawa Bowl, team competition runs tonight through Friday at Royal Lanes.
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Arlene DeCaney
Gwen Pederson
Peggy Bush
Joan Heittier
Sharon Ackerman
Jane Dodd
Beth Beller
Jean Foster
Carol Murrow
Jan Harvey
Luanne Anderson
Shirley Bell
Pat White
Ottawa Bowl
Royal T Lanes
Friday Night Ladies Sister Plumbing High Scores Roll Call
Scoreboard list shows multiple teams and players across leagues with high game and series tallies. Notable entries include ROYAL TO, INDEPENDENTS, HELEN & BILL'S, LUCKY STRIKERS, BULLETS, TIGERS, PINK PANTHERS, TORNADOES, DEUCES WILD, NIGHTHAWK LEAGUE, PRUDENTIAL, MONTGOMERY WARD, and DYNAMIC LEAGUE with top combined scores and individual highs.
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Liegerot
Wardhurst
Royal
Wolgast
Crites
Barnes
Milton
Lee's Downtowner
Droddy
Bent Fender
Toumberlin
Boise Cascade
Winters
Independents
Anderson
Helen & Bill’s
Wenthe
C&m Builders
VanDerMaas
Baldwin-Ward
R. Everson
AJBC
Beavers
Thorn
Lucky Strikers
P Daugwarthy
Meyers
Corbin
Tigers
Kring
Pink Panthers
Myers
Guyett
Deuces Wild
Kramer
Ding-A-Lings
James
Daugharthy
Nighthawk League
Harry Smith
Heckert
Prudential
Messenger
Shine’s
D. McClay
Skyhook
J. Yost
Montgomery Ward
West Wilson Repair
Wilson
A. Coffman
Dynamic League
Downtowner
Jones
Gilbert
Sambles
Cochran
Cravens’ Oil
Richardson
Armstrong
Heathman
Nitcher
Lancaster
Wassmer
MecCurdy
Two Cyclones Wrestle On BONNER SPRINGS Regional
Roy Jackson and Rex Pope will represent Ottawa High School at state after regional action in Bonner Springs. Jackson took second in 155 pounds after losing to Preston Cole. Pope finished third in 185 pounds after pinning Dennis Grandon to hold a 2-1 edge. Bonner Springs won the team title 75 to 46, with Marysville second. Ottawa placed well back with 19 points.
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Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Roy Jackson
Rex Pope
OHS
Goodland
Jackson
Preston Cole
Cole
Pope
Dennis Grandon
Paola
Grandon
Jim Siders
Mark Nelson
Larry Isenhower
Russ Hughes
Braves
Marysville
Clay Center
Effingham
Abilene
Cyclones
Rosedale
Rosburg Ends Dry Spell At Desert Golf Classic
Bob Rosburg, 45, ended an 11-year win drought to take the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic in Palm Springs, earning $29,000 from a 90-hole total of 344. Lanny Wadkins finished one stroke back, with Jerry Heard and Johnny Miller two behind.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Bob Rosburg
Greybeard
Clutch Strike Wins King Louie Crown
Larry Laub won the King Louie Open with a final ball strike for a 238 237 win over Max Jensen in Kansas City. Laub earned $6,000, finishing the 42 game preliminaries with a 231 average and 1,028 total pins.
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King Louie
Kansas City
Kan
Larry Laub
Max Jensen
Jensen
Laub
San Francisco
Schedule Change City League A Games Move to Ottawa Senior High
Wednesday night games in City League Division A switch to Ottawa Senior High gym from the north Junior High gym as previously listed on Saturday’s schedule. The change affects all teams and game times remain the same.
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Ottawa Senior High
North Junior High
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Chuck Jura
Town State
Clinton Harris
Randy Canfield
Jayhawks
Bud Stallworth
Scott Martin
Sooners
Steve Mitchell
Wildcats
Jim Creighton
Lee Haven
Buffaloes
E. Wilson
Rosburg
Indian Wells Country Club
Heare
Heard
Wadkins
Bob Murphy
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Miller
Wake Forest
Arnie
Green Acres Lake Pomona Entrance
Chuck's Auto Parts
N. Popla
Anontca Care
Ottawa, Kansas
Lincoln, Neb
Paul Colwell
Davis Monthan Afb
Tucson
Ariz
Palmer Fallgren
Sacramento
Barry Asher
Costa Mesa
Porter-Spears
Agency
S. Main
Tom Porter
George Spears
Ward
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