Cyclones Beat Hayden 72 to 56 in Ottawa Showdown
Ottawa high school Cyclones powered past Hayden 72 to 56 as Fred Harder led with 26 points and Marvin Wilson added 21. Bob Bundy sparked the third quarter with nine points, sparking a 46 30 lead before Hayden rallied. Carl Strecker scored 23 for Hayden, as Ottawa shot 59 percent while Hayden hit 34 percent.
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Marvin Wilson
Topeka
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Bob Bundy
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Harder
Don Morris
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Carl Strecker
Hayden Star
Ted Brill
Ottawa Seconds
Twisters
Larry Forsythe
Don Higgins
Mike Garcia
Terry Paul
Lawrence
Joop
Dons poised to tie then break 39-game win streak
The San Francisco Dons moved within two wins of a 39-game streak set by Long Island University and Seton Hall, then a 37th straight win matched Texas. Bill Russell led with 23 points and 21 rebounds as Pepperdine fell 62-51. Other top teams pursued continued success across major conferences.
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Fresno State
California
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Pepperdine
Texas
Bill Russell
North Carolina State
Duke
Dayton
Iowa
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Wildcats
Braves Bethel Clash Opens Ottawa in Newton Night
Ottawa University Braves face Bethel College in Newton in Kansas conference play opening tonight. KTJO FM will broadcast the game starting at 8. Coach Bill Fraar brings a 14 man squad.
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Appanoose Towners Edge Ottawa Steel
The Appanoose Towners defeated Ottawa Steel 48 to 42 on Thursday night. Don Broomer led Appanoose with 21 points, while Clark scored 18 for Ottawa. Box score shows scattered scoring from multiple players and incomplete line items.
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Pomona
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Don Broomer
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Ottawa
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Moody
J. White
Bloomer
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Wiedernot
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Olivet Routs Quenemo in basketball clash
Olivet defeated Quenemo 64 to 33 with Davis scoring 29 points and Logan adding 11 for the losers. In the B game Olivet won 38 to 36 as Gary Nethoft led the Buffs with 10. Officials were Crites and Harick. game box shows quarter scores and player totals.
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Eudora Edges Wellsville in Little Seven Clash
Eudora slipped past Wellsville 38 to 32 in a Little Seven game. Wellsville led at halftime but slowed after intermission as Eudora surged with a 21 point third period. Larry Wiggins led Wellsville with 17 points and Wilson paced Eudora with 12. Earl Cobb added 14 for Wellsville B team as they won 32-24.
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Earl Cobb
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Mider Estate
Sandridge
Harris
Ruddell
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Bturkey
Ake
Chittenden
Lyndon Defeats Overbrook 62 to 34 in League Showdown
Lyndon dominated Overbrook 62 to 34 in Osage County League play. Williams led Lyndon with 19 points on nine field goals and a free throw, while Reed added 10. Overbrook’s B squad upset Lyndon’s reserves 48 to 38 behind Richard Rook’s 20 points. Overbrook hosts Scranton next Tuesday.
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Richard Rook
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Willams
Bauck
Stoop
No Agreement Yet On Tatum Change
CHAPEL HILL N C The move to return Jim Tatum as head football coach at North Carolina stalled in official routine today with no hint of an agreement. Tatum the Tar Heel alumnus spent yesterday in conferences with the university’s top brass and no official word about any announcement.
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Jim Tatum
University of North Carolina
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High Scoring Tilts In County League
Offenses lit up Franklin county league play as Appa noose Pomona and Williamsburg won. Duane Shaw scored 25 and Kent Burns 22 for Pomona beating Richmond 52 to 33 in the B game. Junior Wall led the Cubs with 19. Williamsburg won 54 to 22 over Rantoul with Gary Davis 19 and Bill Day 14 for the losers. In the B game Charles Schoonover had 16 for Williamsburg and Ken Evans eight for Rantoul. The story notes upcoming NCAA coaches meeting and Tatum’s return to College Park after Maryland’s Orange Bowl loss to Oklahoma.
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Melvern Edges Michigan Valley 64 to 54
Melvern built an early lead to defeat Michigan Valley 64 54 last night. Jim Weis scored 21 for Melvern while Eagle led Valley with 23. Melvern B team topped Valley reserves 67 27 with Bill Burns totaling 14. North Carolina State expects Ronnie Shavlik to lead scoring with 707 points last season.
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Valley
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Denver
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Deaf grid star awarded Arkansas college scholarship
Warner St. John Tr. of Little Rock, a 180 pound high school defensive standout who is totally deaf, will receive a football scholarship from the University of Arkansas. Coach Jack Mitchell said the plan is for him to try offense as well, with help from linemates to communicate plays. St. John reads lips and could catch signals in the huddle but could not hear check-offs at the line. The piece notes three jockeys with 3,000+ wins and a Big Ten punt return leader in 1955.
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Lausse And Savage Battle To A Draw
Argentine star Eduardo Lausse and Milo Savage fought to a ten round draw at Madison Square Garden in a nationally televised bout. Savage used a shell defense and baited Lausse, then pressed with a late rally before the decision hinged on judges scores 5-5, 6-3-1, and 5-4-1.
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Milo ‘Savage
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Senior Bowl Kickoff Promises Fast South Offense
MOBILE Alabama 36 000 strong crowd expected for the seventh annual Senior Bowl kickoff at 1 30 p m CST as South led by Bob Hardy the Kentucky quarterback and star passer in the Blue Gray game aims for a quick strike offense Hardy completed 58 of 106 passes for 777 yards in the Blue Gray appearance.
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