Pogue, Wolgast, Hills Top Class A Bowlers
Sue Wolgast led with top all events scores and teamed with Jaine Hills to win the Class A doubles at the Ottawa Women’s Bowling Association tourney at Royal Lanes. Betty Pogue won the Class A singles with 579 scratch and 679 handicap. Marilyn Miller led Class B all events with 1413 and Miller joined Elmira Daniels to take Class B doubles.
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Alice Nutt
Eileen Bowman
Barbara Adams
Ruth Carlson
Nancy Lollar
Flo Gilborn
Ruth Mack
Maxine Ainsworth
Leona Jones
Glenn la Whitacre
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Ellen Hickman
Wilma Sowers
Virginia Hoffman
Helen Carey
Helen Conrad
H. Liegerot
Dolores McFadden
M. Brandon
J. Speer
Elaine Hills
Elmirac Daniels
Leona Wise
Maxine Moore
Arlene DeCaeny
B. Leach
J. Saathoff
Mabel Gilliland
Barbara
Betty
Alice
Whizzes
Elmira MacDaniels
Sue
Herald
College Basketball Scores Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports numerous college games with NYU and St Francis NY close, Penn topping Dartmouth, Princeton beating Harvard, Yale edging Cornell in OT, and Columbia over Brown. Other results include Pitt over Penn State, Villanova over Xavier, Navy over Army, Providence over Seton Hall, and Canisius beating Boston College. Major Midwest and West results feature Ohio State and Illinois wins, Notre Dame over Detroit, Kansas State over Iowa State, Texas over SMU, UCLA over California, and Oregon State over Oregon.
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Plenty Basketball Round of District Tourneys in Franklin County
Franklin County and area high schools open district tournament play tomorrow in multiple towns. In Class BB at Richmond Welda faces Lane at 6 30 while Greeley meets Quenemo at 8 and Westphalia plays Richmond at 9 30. Lebo Waverly start Class B at Lebo at 6 30 followed by Williamsburg Lyndon at 7 45 with Pomona Olpe at 9. In Louisburg Class B Gardner Princeton open at 6 then Louisburg Wellsville at 7 30 and Stanley LaCygne at 9. Piper KSDS start Class B at Eudora at 6 then Baldwin Baselior at 7 30 and Lansing Linwood at 9. Top seeds Melvern Richmond Osage City and Spring Hill Louisburg lead, with Melvern Osage County League winner and Spring Hill runner-up in Little Seven. Ottawa Cyclones head to regional at Shawnee Mission North Thurs Mar 7. opponent to be announced. Winners advance to midweek games at Richmond and other sites.
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Ralph Rolls Like Alleys Were His At Ottawa Bowl
Ralph Kampschroeder tamed his alleys at Ottawa Bowl Lanes with 194 233 and 222 for a 654 series in the Saturday Nite Owl mixed league. K Jones posted 221 and 551 for Edmiston’s in the Grand Champions League. Edmiston’s fell 3-1 to Harry Smith Auto Supply. Top Friday night in the Classic League saw R Jackson 598 with 234 and J Snider 575 with 212 for Pepsi Cola as Pepsi swept Kitty Clover.
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Tiny Lund Wins Big Daytona 500 Payday
Big Tiny Lund earned a $24,600 prize by winning the fifth annual Daytona 500 late model stock car race at Daytona International Speedway. Driving a 1963 Ford found in his hands only ten days earlier, he finished 24 seconds ahead of Fred Lorenzen and 26 seconds ahead of Ned Jarrett after sprinting the final stretch on momentum despite running out of fuel.
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Southwestern Clinches Kansas Conference Title in Narrow Win
Southwestern defeats Bethel 74-72 to seal the Kansas Conference championship and earn a spot in the NAIA playoffs. The Builders face Bethany tonight at Lindsborg. three-way CIC lead remains possible with Fort Hays, Pittsburg, and Emporia State all 6-3 with one game left. John Lance resigns after 41 years at Pittsburg State as the race for the conference playoff spot stays alive.
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NAIA
Hays
Cade Suran
Lance
Tabor College
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