Braves To Meet Washburn Friday At Wilson Field House
Ottawa University Braves resume action Friday night at Wilson Field House, facing Washburn University at 8 o clock. Season tickets for eight final games are seven dollars each. Coach Bill Frear aims to tighten practice after a tough road swing while seeking improved form before Kansas Conference play opens January 12 at Bethel College.
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Ottawa University Braves
Washburn University
Wilson Field House
Wassmer's
Abso
del Shofner
Washburn
Robert Bundy
Bill Frear
Braves
Frear
Oklahoma Baptists
Ottawans
Phillips University
Southwestern College
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Kirksville
Warrensburg
Bethel College
Newton
Maroons
Tennessee Vols Rally Past Baylor in Hard Fought Game
Tennessee, led by All-America halfback John Majors, overcame a 77 point spread to seize the lead in the third quarter. Bobby Jones connected with Jerry Marcontell for a 12 yard score as Majors swept in for six and Sammy Barlow added the extra point to secure the go ahead.
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Baylor
Bobby Jones
Jerry Marcontell
Johnny Majors
Vols
Majors
Sammy Barlow
Kansas Dominates AP Top 10 in Busy Poll Week
Kansas repeats as top pick in the AP basketball poll after winning the Big Seven tourney while North Carolina captures the Dixie Classic and Kentucky extends its tourney run. Illinois Louisville SMU and others hold spots as new entries Iowa State UCLA Vanderbilt Seattle debut in top bracket.
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Kansas
North Carolina
Kentucky
Associated Press
Wilt Chamberlain
Lonnie Rosenbluth
Kansas Jay-1
Duke
Oklahoma A&m
Aggies
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Iowa State
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Towa State
Seattle Ees
Tennessee
Manhattan
Western Kentucky
Canisius
St. Louis
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Memphis State
Fulmer Favored To Take Title Tonight
Fulmer is favored to win the title as Ottawa merchants promote shopping with local Herald Want Ads promising results and showcasing local commerce opportunities.
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Fulmer
Herald
Robinson Defends Title in Madison Square Garden Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson, aging middleweight champion, faces Gene Fullmer in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Fullmer, 25, takes strong odds as Robinson seeks advantage. gate shares and air receipts set pay, with telecast across the nation except New York area blackout.
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New York 1
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Madison Square Garden
ABC
New York-Philadelphia
Robinson
Fullmer
Radio-Tv
Rob
Ingen
Lichtent
Ivergusan
Aiden Ceres
Eerm Aws
Opal
Ray
S. Vets Pootlac
Feaneeek Ee Oseim Bireklewd
Fey Sans
Joe Louis
D. Riches
L. Meador
Gene
Anna Ie
Snider
G. Risdon
J. Kramer
J. Bennett
Hank
Campbell
R. Michtenberger
Ray Todd Insurance
Hoffian Viperce
M.smaay Weeseee
le Davin
J. Chapmen
Kampsehtoeder
P. Kramer
P. Vellon
Vigor
Phen
B. Hugher
Wiggins
H Prather Veeveorser
T. Anthony Ops
Golmer
Bowling Scores from Classic and Royal Leagues
Scores listed for multiple leagues with bowlers and their marks. Notable entries include Deners-1 High 202 and 525, Goodyear-1 High 185 and team totals, Vogler 178 and 499 in Davia Palin-6, and Allen 224 for 483 in Kings. Additional entries show Redick 452 and 459, Nicholax 108 84, and Harden 185 449 across teams.
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Goodyear
Fritls
Davis
Bundy Insurance
Henstek
Davia Palin
Vogler
Dutfield
Welborn
Redick
Wasamer's
Cochrane
Titwin
Baylor Bears Triumph In Sugar Bowl Victory
Baylor coach Sam Boyd led the Bears to a 13 7 Sugar Bowl win over Tennessee, a hard fought victory marred by fullback Larry Hickman's ejection for kicking Bruce Burnham. Burnham suffered a concussion and facial injuries, hospitalized but expected to be released. The game ruined no team’s title chances despite the incident.
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New Orleans
Baylor
Sam Boyd
Tennessee
Bears
Boyd
Larry Hickman
Bruce Burnham
Burnham
Hickman
Associated Press
Ploen Sparks Iowa In Romp Over Oregon In Rose Bowl
Iowa quarterback Ken Ploen earned outstanding player honors after guiding the Hawkeyes to a 35 19 Rose Bowl win over Oregon State. He completed 9 of 10 passes for 83 yards and ran 59 yards, despite a first quarter knee injury. Hagler paced Iowa with a 9 yard rush as Gibbons added a 16 yard TD reception, while Beavers battled with 296 rushing and passing yards.
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Ploen Sparks
Iowa
Oregon
Southern California
Wisconsin
Ken Ploen
Clinton
Jim Gibbons
Ploen
Oregon State
Pasadena
Calif. i
Hawkeyes
Hagler
Beavers
Ken
Francis
Beamer
John Clarke
Iowans
Beaver
Tommy Prothro
Thomas Prothro
USC
Steenhall Cates
Joe Francis
Town
TCU Triumphs Over Syracuse In Cotton Bowl Classic
In a high scoring Cotton Bowl, TCU beat Syracuse 28-27. Curtis passed for 174 yards with two touchdowns, Pollard kicked four extra points, Brown rushed for 132 yards and three touchdowns, and Mendoza blocked a crucial conversion. Syracuse, despite Browns power running, faced a crushing defeat.
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Dallas
Chuck Curtis
Jim Brown
Harold Pollard
Chico Mendoza
Texas Christian
Syracuse
Curtis
Frogs
Pollard
TCU
Mississippi
Brown
Texas Christians
Mendoza
Buffs Rally To Beat Clemson In Orange Bowl Thriller
Colorado Buffaloes came from behind to defeat Clemson 27-21 in the Orange Bowl before 72,352 fans and a national TV audience. Clemson led 21-20 after a fourth quarter rally, but Bayuk scored the go ahead TD with a late kickoff return miscue by Clemson. Joel Wells led Clemson with 125 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
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Clemson
Charlie Horne
Colorado
John Bayuk
Miami
Horne
Bob Stransky
Dallas Ward
Colorado Buffaloes
Ward
Frank Howard
Howard
Tigers
Buffs
Joel Wells
Buffaloes
Bayuk
Colorado Stars
Bob Shansky
Buff
Frank Clarke
Howard Cook
Clarke
Cook
Boyd Dawler
Football Bowl Results From Associated Press
Sugar Bowl Baylor 13 Tennessee. Cotton Bowl Texas Christian 28 Syracuse 27. Orange Bowl Colorado 27 Clemson 2. Rose Bowl Town 38 Oregon State 19. Sun Bowl George Washington 13 Texas Western. Prairie View Texas 37 Texas Southern.
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Baylor
Tennesaere
Texas Christian
Syracuse
Colorado
Clemson
Oregon State
George Washington
Tex
Prairie View
Texas
Christmas Guests and Dinner Hosts Across Princeton Area
The Princeton area lists numerous Christmas dinner and visit events. Families including Hensley Tarbet Secrest Cole Breithaupt Knight Hamilton Hetzel Reckie and many others hosted or attended holiday meals and gatherings across Ottawa Wellsville Westphalia Topeka Kansas City and surrounding communities with extended kin and friends at homes and in Centerville and Amarillo.
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Jim Hensley
Topeka
Hugh Tarbet
Harrison Secrest
Song
Marke Secrest
Faye Cole
Gerald Breithaupt
Wellsville
Kim Cole
Ottawa
Fred Moore
Bert Moore
R. B. Twamilton
Bob Knight
R Knight
Centerville
Bob Knights
Joyce Hamilton
Henry Terrill
Henry Hervill
Westphalia
Hugh ‘Tarbet
Leavenworth
Charley McNevens
Donald
Kansas City
Kas
Ernest Warner
C. K. Johnson
James Hall
Harold Kimball
Billa McGinty
Edna Smith
Bossie
D. B. Williams
Elmer Sutton
Clarence Hetzel
Richmond
Omer Ast
Don Ferguson
Kansas
Doyle Hetzel
Bacon
Missouri
Cole
Bess Blackburn
Gordon Bishop
Denver
Pearl
JD. C. Guffey
Carnell
Don Ball
R. Knight
Marcia
Loy Dean Knight
Amarilla
Pex
Albert Knight
Blue Mound
Bill Bronson
Dodge City
Ella Lantz
Lucy McGinnis
Lucille
Miss Ruthincaid
W. d. Reckie
Larry
R. &. Hamilton
Bill Reekie
Jim Reekie
Robin
Derby
Pierce
West Blockton, Ala
Lad
Reed Richardson
Carl
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Orange
Ohana Anith
Uconset
Wes
King
Oes
Princeton
Andrews
Frank Weis
Bernard McAloon
Iola
Harry Heider
Neosha Falls
Earl Gilliland
Colony
Jerry McGinty
Concrete Materials & Construction Co
Roadstone — Chips
Harry
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Hewitt Exprest
S. Main
Vna
Chevrolet
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