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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1958

Page

3

Ottawa High nips Hayden 47 43 in slow paced game

Ottawa Cyclones held Hayden to 43 as Gordon Wilson led with 20 points and Bud Gollier added 14. Hayden's Charles Laird scored 13, including a late push to close the gap. Ottawa’s Morrisey iced it with two late free throws after Hayden fouled, as Ottawa improved to 3-? on the season.

Ottawa High School Cyclones Hayden Topeka Ottawa Charles Laird Gordon Wilson Bud Gollier Wilson Gollier I. C. Sanders OHS Laird Tom Morrisey Morrisey Roger Schmanke Dennis Smith Highland Park Scotties Highland Park Hayden S Chuck Langdon

Wilt Back Into Play for Kansas at Oklahoma

Wilt Chamberlain is expected to return for Kansas in the game at Oklahoma after missing the Oklahoma State loss. The 7-foot center, sidelined by a urinary tract infection, showed improved condition per team physician Dr. Kollbjorn Jenssen. Big Eight play begins with Kansas at Oklahoma on Tuesday as conference action starts across the schedule.

Lawrence Kan Wilt Chamberlain Kansas Jayhawk Oklahoma Norman Philadelphia Oklahoma State Will Kollbjorn Jenssen Chamberlain Minnesota Kansas State Montana State Town State Nebraska Missouri Colorado Iowa State Wilt Maryland North Carolina Clemson Terps

Braves Open Conference With Bethany On Tuesday

Ottawa University Braves open ECAC basketball race Tuesday hosting Bethany Swedes. OU enters with a 54 record, Bethany at 6 3. Bob McGhee leads OU scoring at 24 4 average with 83 field goals and 54 free throws. Bethany's top players include Knight Barnes and others, Bethany has scored 614 points this season averaging about 12 4 per game.

Ottawa University Braves Bethany Bob McGhee Sil Braves McGhee Bob Knight Wash Knight Wille Barnes Ottawa Vinceponents Driski Dick Schwartz Shermit Kansas University Fra- Price Tack Garrison Marvin Wilson Bill Ze

Dodge City Man Is Drowning Victim

Dodge City Kansas Jay Kline age 44 drowned Saturday night testing ice on Ford County Lake to gauge safety for a planned skating party. His daughter Mrs Jerry Oney of Alva Oklahoma attempted to summon help but Kline had already disappeared beneath the ice. He was an operator of the Kline Dairy Products Co in Dodge City.

Dodge City Jay Kline Ford County Jerry Oney Alva Okla Kline Kline Dairy Products .Co

State College Teams In Action This Week

State College schools push through a busy schedule in the C I C and Kansas Conference with St Benedicts Ravens in non league action at William Jewell Tuesday. Empire State? schedule includes Warrensburg Fort Hays Emporia Rockhurst and Baker. Bethel and Ottawa meet in the Kansas Conference standings while Baker McPherson and St Benedicts chase titles after last weekend results.

Pet College of Amyporia Bethany Reeds McPherson Ottawa Ores Baker Bethel Kansas Wesleyan Friends Kansas St. Benedict's Ravens Ravens William Jewell Liberty Washburn C. 1. Cc Warrensburg Pittsburg Colorado State Greeley Fort Hays St. Benelict’s Emporia State Southwestern St. Benedict's Rockhurst Bethany College of Emporia Bethel Maroons C. I.C Baker Wildcats Peru Nebr College Falls City Sterling Hasting Neb Ebr

Lewis criticizes AFL-CIO over expelling unions

John L. Lewis says the AFL-CIO has no right to expel hundreds of thousands of wage earners because their union leaders are accused of corruption. He notes the United Mine Workers is not part of the federation and questions ousting Teamsters and other unions for corruption grounds.

Washington John L. Lewis Afl-Cio Lewis United Mine ‘Workers Union Teamsters Sethgram Lewig Bership AFL

Ambrose Seifert welcomes 9 lb baby girl in Paola

Mr and Mrs Ambrose Seifert are parents of a 9 pound baby girl named Theresa Mary born Monday December 23 at Miami County Hospital Paola. Several relatives from Ottawa Bryant Wisconsin and Booneville Missouri visited or stayed with family over the weekend as neighbors and church groups shared New Years Eve and teen town activities at the 100 Hall.

Ambrose Seifert Miami County Hospital Paola Theresa Mary Virgil Phillips Theresa Kansas City John Brownlee Ava McKeon Norman White Janis Claude Landess Ottawa Minnie Groth Bryant Wis Maney White Amelia Landers Bob Custer Booneville Kemper Military Academy Lane Myf Plum Creek McKvain Pete Hiles Olan Johnson

Two Powers In Cage Play Are Still Unbeaten

The undefeated leaders West Virginia and Mississippi State at 10-0 meet tonight as State seeks to extend its streak against Alabama in the SEC. State center Kubiszyn leads with 22.8 ppg while other conferences face upheaval as Big Eight opens, Maryland falters, Texas Tech rises, and WVU schedules Villanova and George Washington.

West Virginia Mississippi State State Alabama Jack Kubiszyn Smn Texas Tech Rice Tech Texas Christian Michigan State Ohio State West’ Virginia Villanova George Washington

Rote Stars In Hula Bowl Tilt

HONOLULU The Hawaii All-Stars built a 33-0 first quarter lead and defeated the College All-Stars 63-34 in the Hula Bowl. Tobin Rote of the Detroit Lions threw five touchdown passes and Joe Perry of the 49ers ran for three more six-pointers to overpower the All-America lineup. The collegians briefly rallied in the third, but fell far behind as Kowal and Crow among others contributed for the college squad.

Honolulu Hawaii All-Stars Tooka Tobin Rote Detroit Lions Joe Perry San Francisco 49Ers Rose Collegians John Crow Texas A&m Michigan State Walt Kowal

Plunges Add TDs in Third and Fourth Stanzas

A note states that TDs were added in the third and fourth stanzas on plunges of one yard and one fook. The remark suggests minor scoring details in a poetic or lyrical piece.

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Liberal civic leader Lee Larrabee dies at 84

Lee Larrabee of Liberal, a longtime business and civic figure and 26 year state fish and game commissioner, died yesterday at age 84. He helped found Lake Larrabee game refuge, ran a Liberal grocery in 1901, a lumber firm in 1908, and a bank in 1907 where he served as vice president and director until retirement last May. Survived by widow, a son, and a daughter. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 30 p.m.

Lee Larrabee Lake Larrabee Larrabee City State Bank

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