Braves End Sterling Victory Streak At 10
Ottawa University Braves upset Sterling College 78 to 67 in Kansas Conference play, improving to 4-1 in the conference while Sterling falls to 5-1. McAninch led Ottawa with 24 points, followed by Kinder 16 and Watson 15 as four Braves reached double figures. Sterling's Larry Marker led all scorers with 16. Sterling starters Caywood Becker and Marker fouled out.
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Rolla School of Mines
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Warrensburg Mules
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Liberty
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
John McAninch
Tom Kinder
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Dean Erwin
Mike Brown
Jerry Harshaw
Larry Marker
Gene Crawford
Ken Becker
Larry Caywood
John Armstrong
Curt Meyer
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Dietzel Leaves Bayous For Banks Of Hudson
Paul Dietzel leaves LSU to become Army head coach at West Point. He accepts a five year contract worth about 20 000 dollars annually and takes four assistants. Dietzel cites desire to coach at West Point and ends his tenure after LSU boards release.
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Bill Shalowsky
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Weather Disrupts Area High School Basketball Schedule
Only two games were played last night due to bad weather. Ottawa University faced Sterling College and Ottawa High met Lawrence High, with Ottawa performing well in both. Several games were postponed or rescheduled with new dates set for January and February.
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Louisburg High
Wellsville High
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Quenemo High
Osage
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Unbeaten Teams Clash as Top Programs Hit the Floor
Ohio State and Villanova lead 10-0 and 12-0, facing Northwestern and West Virginia respectively. Mississippi State hosts Auburn while USC’s 10-2 Trojans meet California again, with Cincinnati Tulsa Kentucky Georgia Tech Kansas State Colorado Duke NC State Bowling Green also in action.
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Duke
North Carolina State
Bowling Green
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Braves Schedule Shows Out-of-Town Tilt Run
The Braves plan a slate of travel games this season starting Tuesday night Jan 9 against the Southwestern Builders in Winfield. Non conference setback at Emporia State noted. other trips include Oklahoma City? (not specified). The box score follows.
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Cyclones Take NKL Lead With 45 41 Win Over Lions
Ottawa High School Cyclones rose to the Northeast Kansas League lead by edging Lawrence 45 41. Roy Dunn Morton and Mickey Reed each scored 14 for Ottawa, while Sam Shipstead led Lawrence with 15. Reed sealed the win with a strong fourth period effort as Ottawa improves to 6 1 in league play and 4 2 overall.
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Scores From OTTAWA BOWL 41814 N. Main
Ottawa bowling center at 41814 North Main reports recent scores and standings from league play. Local bowlers set high marks with strikes and spares across multiple lanes, highlighting competitive evenings in the city.
Former Star Catcher Snyder Dies at 67
SAN ANTONIO AP Frank J Pancho Snyder famed star catcher for the St Louis Cardinals and New York Giants in the National League for 16 seasons starting 1912 died Friday at age 67. He played in four World Series and posted a .343 batting average in 1922 appearing in 1 392 games.
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Pancho) Snyder
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College Basketball Scores Roundup
East LaSalle 76 Manhattan 69 Memphis St 101 Seton Hall 84 Williams 74 Bowdoin 70 Amherst 73 Colby 70 Rhode Island 82 Vermont 67 South Houston 68 Loyola La 37 East Carolina 90 Guilford 76 Ky Wesleyan 105 Bellarmine 77 Midwest Central 76 Northern Ill 62 St Olaf 69 Ripon 52 NDSU 69 South Dakota 43 Augustana SD 68 N Dakota Far West Southern Cal 68 California 41 Wyoming 59 Denver 54 UCLA 72 Washington 57 Stanford 79 Oregon 54 Oregon St 69 Wash State 56 Colo State U 67 New Mexico Nevada 77 Alameda State 50
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