Braves top Ottawa 62 to 56 in tight ECAC clash
Emporia College held off Ottawa University 62 to 56 at Wilson Field House. Dave Peebler scored 25 for CofE and sank decisive late free throws and a running hook. Ottawa tied late but CofE converted free throws and rebounding to seal the win.
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Ottawa University
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Emporia
Dave Peebler
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Tony Verdi
Charles Mercer
Gary Harrison
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Cole
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Levin
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Waymire's Take Town Team Title at Effingham Invite
Waymire's of Ottawa defeated Effingham 73 to 69 in the Effingham Invitational town team final. Ottawa led 49-44 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Bob Lewis scored 26 for Waymire's, Ron Yingling had 21 for Effingham, with Tom Watson and Ted Brill adding 14 each for Ottawa. Watson topped the tournament with 88 points overall.
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Effingsham
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Ron Yingling
Tom Watson
Ted Brill
Whiting
Hol
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Ottawa Uniersity
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Lewis
OHS
Jerry Harshaw
Yingling
Harry Morton
Lee Olmsted
Roy Dunn
Bill Bride
Bob Falk
Jim Metzger
Clyde Strine
Rich Gilkerson
Fred Lowe
Lee Wessel
Bethany at OU and Nebraska at KU college games Tuesday
College men face Bethany at Oklahoma and Nebraska visits Kansas on Tuesday February 23, with teams seeking conference wins and resume boosting victories.
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Bethany
Nebraska
Schollander Feted Again for Top Amateur Honors
Olympic swimming champion Don Schollander adds the James E. Sullivan Award to his haul as AP Male Athlete of the Year after four golds in Tokyo. The Yale freshman from Lake Oswego, Ore., received the Sullivan Award at a New York Athletic Club luncheon from AAU president Clifford H. Buck, becoming the second youngest honoree after Bob Mathias.
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Associated Press
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America
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AAU
Yale Universiy
Lake Oswego
Ore
Sullie van
Decathalon
Bob Mathias
Pittsburg State, Bethany eye CIC title in final week
Kansas small college basketball heads into the last action week as Pittsburg State holds the CIC crown and Bethany College nears defending its Kansas Conference laurels. Pittsburg State beat Emporia State to clinch CIC honors. Emporia State had earlier beaten Washburn, shaking the league standings. Bethany aims to close the regular season at Ottawa with a victory that could seal the title, as St Benedict's meets Pittsburg State in a key NAIA District 10 showdown for a spot in Kansas City.
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Lawrence Sophomores Spoil Ottawa Season With Win
Lawrence sophomores defeated Ottawa 39 to 31 on Saturday, ending Ottawa’s season. Ottawa struggled at the line, missing 14 free throws, while Lawrence led 14-5 after one quarter and pulled away in the fourth despite Ottawa’s late rally. John Wilson led Ottawa with 9 points, Chip Maxwell paced Lawrence with 14, and Allen Buck and Wilson anchored rebounds.
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Young Lions
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John Wilson
Wileson
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Ted Haworth
Mann
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Wallace
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Wilson
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Bob Hardage
Buck
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Dan Harkins
Haworth
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White
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Maxwell
Harrell
Commons
Oberzan
Miller
Oakson
Ottawa Woman's Bowling Tournament Doubles and Singles Results
Results from the 1965 Ottawa Women's Bowling Tournament list Class A and Class B doubles and singles. Teams featuring Elaine Hills Susan Wolgast Betty Flory Shirley Swinehart and others appear with scores around 1,200 to 1,300. Multiple pairings and participant names such as Betty Maloney Imogene Dreddy Clarice Dengel Myra Smay and Barbara Spatz are recorded with various scores and placements.
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Susan Wolgast
Betty Flory
Shirley Swinehart
Billie Leach
Barbara Spatz
Ann Smith
Jean Penn
Elise Keim
Betty Maloney
Stella Beckner
Lovina Campbell
Maxine Mueller
Hazel Liegerot
Marie Heckman
Mary Brandon
Mary Ann Zielsdorf
Clarice Dengel
Imogene Dreddy
Pat Kramer
Ella Keller
Ruth Carlson
Helen Conrad
Boxing Results in Paterson NY Archer Outpoints Torres
New York fighter Joey Archer outpoints Johnny Torres in Paterson. Archer, 16312 pounds, defeats Torres over ten rounds delivering clear scoring advantage.
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Paterson
N.J
Joey Archeer
New York
Johnny Torres
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