Bruins Rise to Tie ERL Lead with Win Over Ottawa Cyclones
Tim Minsley led Turner Bears with 27 points and 19 rebounds as Turner upset the defending ERL champion Ottawa Cyclones 56 to 48 at Turner Gym. The Bears held Ottawa to 27.9 percent shooting while Turner shot 42.8 percent and maintained a 9 point halftime margin.
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Tim “Minsley
Bruins
Ottawa Cyclones
Turner
Cyclones
Ottawa
Field
ERL
Jim Holwerda
Reds
Jim Tinsley
Bears
Tinsley
Rick Prete
Jim LaPoint
Ken Killion
Bob Anderson
Cyclone
Ronnie Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Crew
Earle Doman
Ken Dillion
Loren Shofner
Shofner
Terry Davis
H. K. Stevens
Turner Bears
Barry Anderson
Anderson
Stevens
Buck Vivian
Davidson
Mendell
Jim Lewis
Cyclone JV Edges Turner 67 63 In OT At Ottawa
Terry Lay sank four free throws in overtime to push the Cyclone JV to a 67 63 victory on Turner court last night. Ottawa led 58 49 before Turner rallied, but timely free throws and rebounds by Gary Mavity and Rod Kitts sealed the win as Turner’s comeback fell short.
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Terry Lay
Cyclone
Turner Court
Turner
Ottawa
Rusty Meier
Wayne Brooks
Don Gentry
Rod Kitts
Gary Mavity
Cubs
Billy Greene
Greene
Daryl Jameson
Terry
Lay
Ronnie Lloyd
Davis
Terry Davis
Cyclones
Reds
Ronnie Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Tinsley
Mendell Shofner Davidson Lewis Doman
Davis Ottawa
Vivian Turner
Jameson Lloyd
Kitts
Mavity Turner
Jameson Tinsley
Lloyd Lay Pretz LaPoint Davis Dillion Greene
Anderson
Turner B
IF Meier
Pankey Gentry Brooks Renne Hanna
Pomona Defeats Burlingame 50 35 Basketball Showdown
Mike Lindsey led Pomona with 23 points in a 50 35 win over Burlingame at Burlingame Ed Markley scored 13 for the losers Pomona shot 33 percent while Burlingame hit 23 8 percent The halftime score was 29 19 Lindsey was followed by Schroeder with 9 points for Pomona Workman added 12 for Burlingame
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Mike Lindsey
Pomona
Burlingame
Ed Markeley
Lindsey
Schroeder
Workman
Altic
Lindsey Crawford
Lantis Schroeder
Robbins Collins Hogue Briggs
Markley Workman
Wight Seastrom Masters
Benson — Oo
Friday Night Ladies Bowling Scores Summary
Bowling scores list from Friday night leagues shows high games and series by team members across retailers and eateries. Notable top marks include Denniston 157 with 414 series at Bell's Mobil Service and Snell 189 high game for Kramer’s Drugs, plus Wolgast 189 and 472 series at Royal Lanes.
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Bell’s
MOBIL
Denniston
Food Center
Dengel
ROYAL
A. Wolgast
S. Wolgast
Auction bids for estate accepted until March 6 1964 Ottawa Kansas
Sealed bids may be sent to Neil Bullock Executor of the estate at 121 So Main or to Bowers Bowers attorneys 114 W 2nd Ottawa Kansas The Executor reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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Neil Bullock
Main
Bowers & Bowers
W. 2Nd
Ottawa
Kansas
NCAA To Oppose Friday TV Games
NCAA executive director Walt Byers will announce a strong stand against plans to televise five NFL games on Friday nights next season. The move, backed by the National Federation of High Schools, argues Friday telecasts hurt high school and college attendance and may violate the 1961 antitrust law. ABC defends legality, while the NFL says schedules are premature and contract specifics remain unsettled.
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Kansas City
Walt Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Byers
NCAA
National Federation of High Schools
American Broadcasting Co
Thomas W. Moore
ABC
Ncaa Television Committee
NFL
Ford Motor Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Giants Backfield Coach Kyle Rote Resigns to PR Role
Kyle Rote announced on his radio show that he resigned as backfield coach of the New York Giants but will stay with the club in a public relations capacity. Rote, 35, holds the club record for touchdowns and coached two years after retiring as a player.
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NEW York
Kyle Rote
New York Giants
Rote
Finley Quiet About Fight With City
Kansas City AP Finley, owner of the Athletics, stays silent as a lease deadline for Municipal Stadium looms at midnight. The AL warned of possible expulsion if no agreement is reached, while city officials and Mayor Dus Davis offer to meet on short notice to discuss a four to five year lease versus Finley’s demand for two years.
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Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
American League
Finley
Athletics
Municipal Stadium
Joseph W. McKenney
League
McKenney
Dus Davis
Baseball
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Ottawa Ie
Cyclone Stiller
Tom Watson
Twisters
Olathe
Bonner Springs
Ottawa Court
John
Whack) Hyder
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
McFadden
Fairmont Dairy
Reddick and Roller
Lee’s Cafe
Heckman
Mealman—Gorton
Gorton
Ottawa Bowl
Cordle
Willis Nursery
Niemann
Sherman
Nitcher
Casida Cleaners
Bond
Montgomery Ward
Burress
Leigerot
THE
Cannady
Linneman
WHITE
Lowrance
Heathman Oil
Toumberlin
DeVore
Jones
Harry Smith Auto
Pearle Hayes
Maple
Aniversary
Hiei TA Alc
Wodibg
Dick Lister
Bill Lister
Cliff Burgoon Jr
Ina
Ske
Ralt
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