Bowling Roundup Highlights Local League Night Action
He lman and Doman sparked Helen and Bill s Cafe to a 2695 pin over Hubbard Lumber in the Brunswick League at Ottawa Bowl. Heckman 235 and Doman 24 in the big line led the cafe, with Doman 577 and Heckman 564 for credited scores. Al Beets Ramblers won 3-1 over Maracaibo Oil as Beiter led Ottawa Times with 604 in a 2595 pin victory, keeping their Industrial League lead. Homer Kramer fired 257 in a 594 series for Bennett in a big night that left Hubbard Lumber 3.5 games back. Team standings show Helen and Bill s ahead 62-34, Ottawa Times 59-37, with several teams tied for second. full team and individual results appear in today s sports section.
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Dave Heckman
Howard Doman
Helen
Bill
Cafe
Hubbard Lumber
Heckman
Doman
R. Beiter
al Beets Ramblers
Maracaibo Oil
Rinehart
Ottawa
Bennett Creamery
Homer Kramer
Bennett
Cafemen
Hubbard
Lumbermen
W. Lewis
Kitts
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Marcenine Ol
E. Miller
C. Jackson
Ottawa Savings & Loan
Cheney
Bunny’s Insurance
Richeson
D. Heckman
Richmond Defeats Welda Cavaliers in high school clash
The Richmond Cubs beat Welda 54 to 47 at home, taking a 13 6 lead in Q1, trailing at halftime 20 17, then outscoring Welda 17 10 in Q3 and 20 17 in Q4. Top scorers were Ronnie Pedrow with 17 and Delbert Roeckers 14 for Richmond. Miller led Welda with 24. Richmond heads to Princeton Thursday for season finale.
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Cubs
Welda
Richmond
Ronnie Pedrow
Phil Rose
Delbert Roeckers
Miller
Princeton
College Basketball News Roundup of Scores and Results
College teams across conferences posted varied results. Kansas State defeated Kansas 67 to 54 while Drake beat North Texas 65 to 64. DePaul topped Gannon 83 to 48 and Miami Florida 66 beat Marshall 59. Southern Illinois led 9 percent, W Kentucky won 73 to 74 over William Jewell, Bethel 84 over Kansas Wesleyan 55, Sterling 80 to 70 over Friends, Bethany 53 over Ottawa 50, Southwestern of Winfield 70 over College of Emporia 64, Tabor 73 over Central Methodist 60, Park 78 over Richards Gebaur AFB. East Rhode Island 65 beat Connecticut 62, Canisius 61 over West Ontario 47, Villanova 69 over Buffalo 47, Fordham 78 over CCNY 66. South Duke 76 over Maryland 70, Wm. & Mary 79 over George Washington, South Carolina 51 over Clemson 45, Georgia Tech 72 over Tennessee 60, Memphis State 61 over Dayton 59. Southwest Texas 83 over Texas A&M 78, SMU 109 over Texas Christian 98, Rice 74 over Baylor 70, Arkansas 83 over Texas Tech 78. Far West St Marys Cal 81 over Santa Clara 16.
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Kansas
Drake
North Texas
DePaul
Gannon
Miami
Marshall
Southern
W. Kentucky
William Jewell
Missouri Valley
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
Sterling
Friends
Bethany
Ottawa
Southwestern
Winfield
College of Emporia
Tabor
Central Methodist
Park
Richards-Gebaur Afb
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Canisius
West
South Carolina
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Memphis St
Dayton
Southwest Texas
Texas A&m
SMU
Texas
Christian
Rice
Baylor
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Far West St. Mary’s
Cal
Santa Clara
Memphis State Picked for NIT Berth
Memphis State earned a spot in the 26th National Invitation Tournament as the fourth entry joining Miami of Florida Providence and Canisius. The Tigers stand 16-5 this season and the NIT games run March 14 16 19 21 and 23 at Madison Square Garden.
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NEW York
Memphis State
Tigers
K State in Tie for First After Win Over Oklahoma State
Kansas State holds a share of first in the Big Eight after a 67 54 victory over Oklahoma State. Max Moss led with 18 points, Gary Marriott 16, Willie Murrell 15 as K State improves to 7 2 in league play alongside Oklahoma State with Iowa State 8 3 and Colorado 7 3.
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Kansas State
Oklahoma State
K-State
Wildcats
Tex Winter
Iowa State
Colorado
Max Moss
Moss
Kansas
Gary Marriott
Willie Murrell
al Peithman
Roger Suttner
Princeton Edged By Westphalia
Westphalia came from behind to beat Princeton 62 59 in a non league game. John Sutton led Princeton with 16 points while Renger topped Westphalia with 18. Princeton won the B game 48 38 and the Orioles close their season with a Franklin County League game at Princeton against Richmond.
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Princeton
Westphalia
Orioles
Jim Pollom
John Sutton
Francis Wiederholt
Eldon McCurdy
Renger
Richmond
Melvern finishes season with 17th win over Lebo
Melvern Panthers closed regular play with a 67 51 victory over Lebo for their 17th win of the season. Wayne Cranwell scored 31 points, Dennis Haworth added 14, Lane had 21 for Lebo, and Melvern dominated every period.
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Melvern
Panthers
Lebo
Wayne Cranwell
Dennis Haworth
Lane
Three Officials In Game At Cal Poly Pasadena
SAN LUIS OBISPO CALIF AP three officials worked Cal Poly vs Pasadena College game on Tuesday. Despite three referees the game had 36 fouls with minimal disputes. Referee Art Stobbe noted players moved better and officials stayed in good positions throughout the 72-66 Poly win.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Cal Poly
California
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Mochamer
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Ge Ovcernehl
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