Braves Take Loop Opener
Ottawa University edged Bethel College 62 to 56 in the Kansas conference opener. Dale Majors scored 26 points, supported by solid work from Roger Keltner, Bill Kahler, Gary Williamson, and Larry Larkin. Ottawa led 32 to 25 at halftime, with Bethel rallying in the second half before the Braves held on for the win.
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Do You Know Tuberculosis Mortality Comparison 1951 54
An insurance company record shows tuberculosis deaths in the United States in 1951 were twice those in 1954. The note mentions about 23,000 Greenlanders living in 185 settlements along a coastline over 12,000 miles long.
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Hayes denies NCAA reprimand over Rose Bowl remarks
Chicago report says Ohio State coach Woody Hayes told the Executives' Club of Chicago that he was not reprimanded by the NCAA for comments after the Rose Bowl. He noted his team beat Southern California 20-7 and dismissed the idea of any NCAA contact or sanction.
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Committee For Video Problem New York
The NCAA will select a new committee today to map a football video program. The group, chosen by the fresh college council, was given a blank check to settle one of the NCAA’s thorniest problems. It must craft a plan pleasing both Eastern factions seeking a national game of the week and the Big Ten Pacific Coast alliance favoring regional and national options.
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Shofner to start for Ottawa in NEA clash with Leavenworth
Ottawa senior forward Gary Shofner breaks into the OHL starting lineup as the Cyclones host Leavenworth in a NEA League clash. Ted Brill Fred Kaiser Roger Casida and Fred Herder will join opening duty. Jack Henning, hampered by a back ailment, will play against the Pioneers in the BY game at 7 p.m. followed by the varsity at 8:45 p.m.
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Eagles Subdue DeSoto In Little 7 Opener
Wellsville high school opened Little 7 league play with a 52 to 46 win over DeSoto, led by Larry Wiggins with 16 points while Reed added 17 for DeSoto. DeSoto edged Wellsville 43 to 42 in the preliminary game. next up Wellsville hosts Paola and then visits Baldwin.
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Sportsmanship Award To Arizona Halfback
Arizona halfback La Jolla California native Art Luppino will receive the Nils Swede Nelson Sportsmanship Award tonight for a gesture that averted severing athletic ties between Arizona and Texas Tech. Luppino, who set a national single season scoring record of 166 points, took the blame after a Texas Tech player blocked after the whistle and Arizona fans protested.
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Bowling Scores From Night League Standings Updated
The Night High league results show top scorers across teams Buick Eagles Frise and Compton. Notable totals include Briscoe 515 and Barnett 847 while Rogers and Romstedt posted strong single game figures.
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200 Miles Per Hour in Boats Show High Speed Claims
SEATTLE Ted Jones the designer of Slo Mo Shun says he has driven both boats faster than 200 mph. Boating circles speculate about a water barrier at that speed as similar to the air sound barrier. The idea arose after Italian Mario Verga died when his boat broke up, and British pilot John Cobb was killed in 1952 in a jet speedboat crash.
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Baldwin Nabs Loop Victory In Little Seven Opener
Baldwin Bulldogs beat Louisburg 62 to 54 on the Little Seven court as Dean Randall scored 20 points and Baldwin shot 26 percent while taking 90 field attempts. Todd led Louisburg with 17 points, and Baldwin faces Osawatomie next in a non league game on Tuesday.
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Colorado To Meet Sooners In Big Seven Opener
Colorado opens league play tonight at Oklahoma as the Buffaloes bring a 5-4 mark led by 18.3 ppg scorer Bertde Haldorson. Oklahoma seeks its second win after a 90-82 loss to Kansas State. Missouri, 8-2, hosts Nebraska. Kansas State visits Iowa State. Kansas idle before next Monday’s Colorado game in Lawrence.
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Patterson Stops Troy in Fifth Round At Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson overwhelmed Willie Troy in five rounds at Madison Square Garden. Officials halted the bout after Patterson’s rapid, accurate blows left Troy with a swollen left eye and a visible right eye egg. Referee Al Berl and Judge Artie Aidala stopped the fight as Patterson led 5-0 on the card. AP also scored it for Patterson.
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County Loop Triumphs In Postholiday Hoop Action
Appanoose defeated Rantoul 53 to 38, Pomona beat Lane 58 to 45, and Richmond swept Williamsburg as Olivet edged Melvern 45 to 38 in a defensive county league matchup. Wright led Olivet with 17 points while Melvern teams hit 12.
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Pomona Pirates Dominate Lane In Early Lead
Pomona Pirates built an early lead and defeated Lane 56 to 33 in the B contest as Dick Richardson led Bob Burd’s squad with 13 points while Leon Burrego added 17 for Pomona. Norse Johnston scored nine for Lane. Williamsburg beat Richmond 2-0 in a prep game with Merle Feuerborn fueling the Panthers.
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Columbus Men Buy Ball Club Syndicate Buys Team for $500000
A nine member syndicate of re businessmen Friday announced a half million dollar deal that makes Columbus Ohio the midwestern outpost in professional baseball. The sale transfers ownership and aims to boost local baseball interests and market presence in the region.
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Buffs Triumph Over Scranton In Close Scranton Game
Quenemo built up a late surge to beat Scranton 34 to 32 as Gene Mayden led the Buffs with 23 points and John Bodine added 12 for the losers. In the preliminary B game Quenenic-e Scranton won 33 to 28 with Loren Gray topping the victors with 13 points.
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Basketball Scores From The Associated Press Meet
Ottawa beat Bethel 62 to 54 and Euler led with 68 points as multiple high schools and towns including Kansas Wesleyan, Beteany, Burlington, Gardner, Fadora, Bronson, Moran, Waldwin, Lawrence, and Atchison posted results. Local teams from Pleasanton to Quenemo reported varied scores in Tuesday action.
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Ottawa franchise sold to Columbus nine for fifty thousand
The International League report states the Ottawa Canada franchise was purchased from the Kansas City Athletics for 50000 dollars. Harold M Cooper, formerly an executive with Hatchifidor Kas minor league team, is named general manager of the new Columbus nine and a meeting will be held soon to discuss players.
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