Cincinnati Bearcats Rise Again After Gripping Win
The 1961 62 national champions Cincinnati Bearcats, aiming for a return to form, beat North Texas 62-57 in Denton Texas to move to 9 1 this season. Tulsa, Texas Western, Bradley and Providence also posted conference or ranked wins as the college basketball scene heated up.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
North Texas
Denton
Tex
Bearcats
Favorites Dip Somewhat In LA Golf Open
Bill Casper Jr and Arnold Palmer trailed leaders as the Los Angeles Open entered its second round at Rancho Municipal. Dave Ragan and Steve Oppermann shot 67 to pace 143 players, with Dave Marr Gay Brewer and Chuck Courtney two strokes back. Palmer posted 72 as 29 pros matched or beat par, including Doug Sanders and Paul Harney. Venturi, once US Open champion, felt fine after last year’s finger circulatory issue.
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Los Angeles
Bill Casper Jr
Arnold Palmer
Rancho Municipal
Dave Ragan
Orelando
Fla
Steve Oppermann
San Francisco
Ragan and
Oppermann
Dave Marr
Gay Brewer
Chuck Courtney
Brewer
Courtney
Marr
Casper
Palmer
Arnie
Doug Sanders
Paul Harney
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Tabor Tops St. Mary of the Plains 69 64 in SDC Play
Tabor College defeated St. Mary of the Plains 69 64 ending a six game skid for the Terriers. The game featured a 10 0 run late as St. Mary led 39 37 at halftime and St. Benedicts trailed Maryville 72 60 in another small college matchup. Western Illinois rallied to a 51 ?? halftime deficit and Cape Girardeau and St. Benedicts also posted notable scores.
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Associated Press
St. Mary of the Plains
Tabor
Western Ilinois
Cape Girardeau State
St. Benedicts
Maryville State
St. Mary
Maryville
Vince DeGreeff
Joe Peirce
Jim Vollmuth
LeRoy Harwell
Mel Lacey
Harwell
Lacey
Kermit Meystedt
Cape Giraredeau
Bradley Beats Wichita State 91 86 in Missouri Valley
Bradley University lands a 91 to 86 victory over Wichita State in a Missouri Valley matchup. St Louis downed Drake 60 to 54, Cincinnati beat North Texas 62 to 57, and Tulsa defeated Louisville 84 to 79 in other regional games.
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Missouri Valley Bradley
Wichita
St. Louis
Drake
Cincinnati
North Texas
Tulsa
Louisville
Collier Becomes Buffalo Bills Head Coach
Buffalo Bills promote Joel Collier to head coach after nine years as an AFL assistant. He succeeds Lou Saban, who left to coach at the University of Maryland. Collier, 33, signs a two year deal and will coach the Bills in the AFL All Stars game in Houston on January 15.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Joel Collier
Buffalo Bills
Collier
Bills
Ralph C. Wilson
Lou Saban
University of Maryland
Saban
Western Illinois University
Boston Patriots
AFL
Wilson
Rock Island
Northe Western
Wildcats
Houston
Bowling Scores From Leagues and Highs Across Ottawa Area
A OCR read of bowling scores lists high games and season totals from multiple leagues including AMF League Pepsi Cola, Litwin's, Royal Lanes and more. Notable highs include V Roller 198, Jackson 219 and Brockway 216 with team highs near 600 series. Ottawa Times league entries include Rinehart 215 and Foster 189 with team tallies around 450 to 600.
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Pepsi Cola
M. Stine
Litwin’s
B. Nelson
Swinehart
Royal Tlanes
J. Hollon
Dengel and Son
J. Allen
Robertson Motor CO
V. Roller
Shelden’s Men’s Wear
McDaniels
the Keen Company
Jackson
Kitty Clover
Wallace
Brockway
Bell
Dutch Boy Paints
T. Hiatt
Ottawa Times
B. Rinehart
Bowling Bits Highlights Weekly Highs in Local League
Naomi Fritts reports top weekly bowlers with scores including Velma Foster 215 and Janet Keaton 215, Velma leading with a 526 series. Grogan's Standard Service tops team marks with 796 game and 2224 series, while Elk's Ladies lead in highs. Various splits and individual achievements appear across lanes including Dolores Sheffield first 210 and others across Ottawa Bowl and Royal TLanes.
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Naomi Fritts
Velma Foster
Janet Keaton
Velma
Grogan
Helen Wenthe
Ottawa Bowl
Vi Reusch
Elk’s
Lee’s Cafe
Helen Carey
Royal T
Standard Service
Peoples National Bank
Beautyland
Bienics
Billie Leach
Barbara Spatz
Pris Harrell
Sharon Brill
June Hattler
Doris Higdon
Pat Stankard
Donna Davis
Rose Latimer
M. Bean
Betty Stevenson
Mildred Barber
Dorothy Toumberlin
Helen Conrad
Pauline Jackson
Kathy Reusch
June Dodd
H. Heathman
Vera Fereguson
Mary Lu Hopkins
Margaret Weidner
Mary Hill
Susan Wolgast
Dolores Sheffield
Bradley tops Wichita in Peoria clash defying Shockers
Bradley held off Wichita 91 86 as Alex McNutt scored 25 and Eddie Jackson 22 for Bradley while Jamie Thompson 24 and Warren Armstrong 22 led Wichita. Cincinnati beat North Texas State 62 57. St Louis beat Drake 60 54. Tulsa defeated Louisville 84 79. Conference play continues with Bradley at Drake and St Louis at Wichita among night games.
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Seattle
Willie Cager
Seph
Miners
Bradley
Wichita State
Peoria
Providence Friars
Massachusetts
Amherst
Mass
Alex McNutt
Eddie Jackson
Braves
Wichita
Mike Riordan
Jim Walker
Friars
Bradeley
Proviedence
Soph
Phil Wagner
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Atlanta
St. Louis
Drake
Bulldogs
Jerry Wells
Gary Gray
Oklahoma City
Loyola of the South
New Orleans
Wells
Gray
Associated Press
Missouri Valley Conference
Louisville
North Texas
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Jamie Thompson
Warren Armstrong
Fight Defies NY Strike at Madison Square Garden
Harold Johnson, former light heavyweight champion, returns after 21 months to face Johnny Person in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden, with the transit strike looming but the show expected to go on. Johnson, 37, Philadelphia, is cautious and not a top draw, while few contenders want to mix with him as a counterpunching veteran.
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New York
Harold Johnson
Johnny Person
Matieson Square Garden
Garden
Johnson
Hula Bowl pits North against South in 20th game
In Honolulu tonight the North faces the South in the 20th Hula Bowl with All-America backs Jim Grabowski of Illinois and Mike Garrett of USC leading their teams. Garrett and the South squad feature five other All-Americas as they clash with Grabowski’s North in front of about 24 500 at Honolulu Stadium.
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Honolulu
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Garrett
Grabowski
San Francisco
Grabowski & Co
Arkansas
Walt Barnes
Nebraska
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Mason - Dixon
Barnes
Freeman White
Iowa State
Dick Kasperek
Bob Devaney
J. T. King
Jim Owens
Washington
Jerry Bruns
Iowa
Steve Juday
Michigan State
Aaron Brown
Minnesota
Ray Palm
Oregon
Tom Barrington
Juday
Bill Malinchak
Indiana
Karl Noonan
Tommy Wilson
Anderson
Ray Handley
Stanford
Kurt Altenberg
Honoelulu Stadium
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Don Rolfes
Hurricane
Eldridge Webb
Texas
NYU
West Virginia
Duquesne
Iona
Madison Square Garden
Army
Lehigh
West Point
Wyoming
Denver
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Skein
Friends
Baker
Ottawa
McPherson
Oklahoma Christian
Drury
Tarkio Central
OGG
C. Davis
Hettler
C. Foster
D. Hall
R Kampschroeder
Toumberlin
Bienies Garage
B. Kersley
Towner’s Chapel
M. Barber
E. Milton
Mann Bell
Brandon
Eagles
Todd’s Insurance
Shockers
North Texas State
Rolfes
Willie Davis
Rubin Russell
Davis
Russell
Gary Lovemark
Billikens
Webb
Westley Unseld
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Kansas State Bank OF
Kansas
Mamie C. Sands
R. S. Hill
L. Kapp
Ben C. Kiefer
Ed Hosler
Exec
Howard M
Glen Hayward
Robert W. Player
F. R. Bennett
George Vincent
M. Ross
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
F. H. Parks
Stephen Ralph
Tommy Nobis
Glen Ray Hines
Lea
Volkswagen
Conzelman Motors, Inc
Hiway
South Lawrence, Kansas
Knotty Pine
Tappan
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