Two Colleges Punished For Violations
The NCAA Council fined 14 remaining cases amid Memphis State University and the University of Wichita being punished. Memphis State received two years probation and bans from NCAA events for entrance and aid violations, while Wichita got one year probation with no non tournament stipulation for illegal payments to players. The convention also explored pay TV implications and potential studies for next season.
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Ncaa Council
Memphis State University
University of Wichita
Memphis State
Wichita
NCAA
TV Committee
West Virginia Holds Lead In AP Cage Poll
West Virginia remains No. 4 with a 10-0 mark as Mississippi State jumps to fifth and Oklahoma State to eighth after key wins. Kansas slips to second with 10-1, while Cincinnati and KentuckY also factor in the top 10. The poll reflects games through Saturday and notes unbeaten teams among the leaders.
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Associated Press
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Mississippi State
Oklahoma State
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Mississipi State
State
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Cincinnati
Cowboys
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
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Venandal
Maryland
Temple
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N.C
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Oregon State
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Memphis State
Utah
Wichita Seattle
Ottawa Braves Host Bethany In Conference Opener At Wilson Field House
Ottawa University hosts Bethany Swedes in the Kansas Conference opener at Wilson Field House tonight at 8. Bethany brings a 6-3 record and 9 returning lettermen led by Bud Saunders. OU coach Bill Frear praises Bethany while noting the ECAC format allows upsets. OU B team plays KU at 6:30.
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Ottawa University Braves
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Bud Saunders
Downey
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Dennis Blake
Bill Hammer
Clair Johnson
Jim Ostlind
Bill Owen
Dennis Schmidt
Bill Thomas
Bill Frear
Frear
Kansas University Fraternity
Braves
Clausie Smith
Ottawa University
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Son Field House
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Wilson Field House
W. A
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Mons
Bill Boucek
Lege
Kenneth Forsberg
A. B. Turner
Consurance
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Turner
High Hall of Commons
University
Navite
Cnanane
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Lars Nelson
Claude Webb
Ithe
Bill Boueck
Local Advert The Ottawa Call Center Notice
An Ottawa listing directs readers to call Neil Bullock at 121 South Main for services tied to Farmers Insurance Group. The ad provides a phone contact 520 for inquiries and mentions regional coverage.
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Ottawa
Neil
Bullock
Farmers Insurance Group
KC Athletics Mail Contracts
Kansas City Athletics mailed new contracts to 35 players for 1958, with three signings so far: Bill Tuttle Howard Reed and Dave Hill. The list includes pitchers, catchers and infielders such as Ned Garver Ken Johnson Virgil Trucks and Vic Power among others.
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Kansas City Athletics
Bill Tuttle
Howard Reed
Dave Hill
Jerry [Boxer
George Grunet
Wally Burnette
Walter Coleman
Glenn Cox
Walter Craddock
Carl Duser
Ned Garver
Tom Gorman
Ray Herbert
Ken Johnson
Alex Kellner
Duane Maas
Dave Newkirk
Arnold Portocar
Outfielders Bob Martyn Dave Melton and James Small acquired
Boxer a former college pitcher from Brooklyn was obtained from the Abilene Tex farm club in the Big State League.
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Bob Martyn
Dave Melton
James Small
Boxer
Brooklyn
Athe Abilene
Tex
College Basketball Scores Across Nations Arena
College scores show Michigan 70 over Wisconsin 49 and Purdue 68 over Indiana 46. Kansas State 72 edged Minnesota 71 while Missouri led Nebraska 84. Oklahoma State 74 beat Cincinnati 83 and Tulsa 59 topped Drake 7. Northwestern Oklahoma 78 defeated Phillips 44. Warrensburg 71 beat Warrensburg 64 in Missouri games.
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Purdue
Indiana
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklhoma
Cincinnati
Montana
Tulsa
Drake
Memphis State
Oklahoma City
Fast Central
Okla
Northeastern
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Baptist
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Northwestern Okla
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Pittsboro
Warrensburg
Rorinfield
Maryville
Ottawa Teams Lead In Meet In VFW Bowling Tourney
Ottawa VFW and Waymire’s Food Mart lead the second week of the VFW Bowling Tournament at Coffeyville. Waymire’s is second in team score with 2,860 points. Lyle Cordle leads all events with 1,807. Wayne Lewis tops singles with 648. Mack and Cordle lead doubles with 1,226. Three weekends remain in the event.
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Coffeyvilla
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VFW
Waymire’s Food Mart
Russ Hicks
Merle Birckhead
Bev Nicholas
Bob Compton
Hap Conrad
Waymire
Wilson Mack
Wayne Lewis
Lyle Cordle
A. C. Richason
Dave Heckman
Cordle
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Marvin Ramels
Gerald Swanson
Roland Sundberg
Hvac
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Blaine Rush
Bill Tiegreen
Bert Anderson
R. M. Clogston
E.G. Stucker
Webb
Bob Hosler
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Ross Keeling
Bob Musgrave
Bob Behee
Mat'ox
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