Tall Oklahomans Bid For Ranking
Oklahoma City University led by a tall trio overturns a 16 point deficit to beat Loyola New Orleans 91 86 in overtime. Eddie Jackson 25 Jerry Wells 25 Bud Koper 21 pace the Chiefs as Davidson Villanova and others win big.
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Loyola
New Orleans
Eddie Jackson
Chiefs
Jerry Wells
Bud Koper
Gene Turnt
Oklahoma City
Davidson
Villanova
VMI
Ith
Turner Defeats OHS Sophomores
Turner and Ottawa high school sophomores met on a Monday clash with Turner pulling away late. Lefty Scott Killough led Turner with 15 points while Dale Dieterich and Dale Spears added double digit totals as Turner solidified a 39 point team effort. Ottawa led 25 13 at halftime but faltered in the second half to drop the game. Ottawa next hosts Bonner Springs January 11 at 10 a.m. in junior high gym.
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Turner
Ottawa
Reds
Lefty
Scott Killough
Dale Dieterich
Bonner Springs
Williamsburg Defeats Wellsville 44 to 35 on Tuesday
Williamsburg beat Wellsville 44-35 at Wellsville. Williams burg led 21-9 early, then Wellsville outscored 26-23 in the second half. Bill Coughlin led Wellsville with 13 points, Ed Ransom scored 10 for Williamsburg. Field goal percentages were 30 to 23 and free throws 38 to 39.
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Williamsburg
Wellsville
Bill Coughlin
Ed Ransom
Waverly
Quenemo
Bill Linhart
Dennis Tyson
Dennis Robbins
Linhart
Buckley
Tyson Goodwill Durow
Huh Plerzol Gutsch Ransom
Mallory Phillips Bowlin
T. Hughes
Milliken
Robbins - Lewis
Niehoff
Coughlin
Pinkston Coffey Hall Swearingen
Coppedge
Bellinger
Stu
Bowling Scores and Highs From Local Bowling Night
Local bowling results show teams and individuals posting top scores. Davis led with 231 for High 10 and Flinn posted 154 for High 30. Johnson notched 595 across 30 frames, while Calkins had 188 for 30. Blackstone made 191 on 30, Kramer 199 on 30, and Martinez 200 on 30. Rinehart totalled 540 for 30, Adams 180 on 30, Maloney 181 on 30, Strole 161 on 30, Ferguson 173 on 30, Laws 160 on 30, Jackson 212 on 30, Miller 174 on 30, Cheney 221 on 30, Wiggins 219 on 30, and Wenthe 185 on 30.
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People's National Bank
Davis
Johnson
Western Auto
Flinn
Trouts Southpaws
Calkins
Ottawa Packers
Blackstone
Bennett Creamery
Kramer
Ottawa Times
Martinez
Rinehart
Shinn
Haley
Adams
Eagles Aux
Maloney
Todd’s Insurance
Strole
Campbell
Arnold's Jewelry
Ferguson
Kofo
Carey
VFW Aux
Lutz
Otasco
Laws
Statone
Maracaibo Oil CO
Jackson
L. L. and
B. Oilers
Miller
ALL Beets Motors
Ottawa Savings
Cheney
Bennett
Peterson’s
Masonry
Wiggins
Peterson
Jones
Foremost Dairy
Wenthe
Whirlwinds Sweep Olathe Teams in Twin Wins
Ottawa Junior High’s Whirlwinds defeated Olathe freshmen 36 26 and seventh to eighth graders 46 23 yesterday afternoon. Madison Stein led the freshmen with 15 points, John Wilson added eight, and Dean Barr paced the older group with 19 as Ottawa improved to 2 3 and 5 0 respectively.
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Ottawa
Olathe
Harvey Drake
Tet
Nets
Madison Stein
Stein
John Wilson
Wilson
Reds
Whirlwinds
Dean Barr
Dennis Wieneke
Bronson Defeats Lane In Free Throw Thriller
Bronson defeated Lane 42 to 40 at Lane arena last night. Bronson made 6 of 13 free throws for 46 percent while Lane went 4 of 15 for 27 percent. Lane’s Phil Stevens led the scoring with 12 points and Bronson’s Kelly Broughton had 14.
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Wildcats
Villanova
St. Francis
Jim Washington
George Leftwich
Bill Melchionni
Richie Moore
Bronson
Lane
Phil Stevens
Kelly Broughton
Haskell Defeats Baldwin 67 to 55 in Narrow Win
Haskell topped Baldwin 67 55 last night as Danny Day led Haskell with 18 points and Elvin Gilges matched 18 for Baldwin. Haskell shot 39 percent from the field and 67 percent at the line while Baldwin went 41 percent from the floor and 58 percent at the stripe.
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Haskell
Baldwin
Danny Day
Elvin Gilges
NCAA Sanctions Relaxed for Indiana At Tokyo Run
The NCAA announced sanctions against five institutions for recruiting violations, with Iowa and Centenary College of Shreveport placed on one year probation and Alabama Houston sanctioned. Washington State received a caution, while Indiana University had its penalties eased to allow athletes to compete in events leading to the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. The move followed a trend toward leniency as major sanctions are set to end for most institutions. Indiana’s relaxation enables athletes to compete in postseason events and the NCCAA basketball tournament.
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Mike Rathet
Oklahoma City University
Chiefs
New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Byers
NCAA
University of Iowa
Tite Centenary College
Shreveport
Alabama
Houston
Washington State
Indiana University
Tokyo
Ncaa Council
Indiana
New Mexico State
Hardin-Simmons
Dayton
Colorado
Centenary
Byers
Convention Truce Only Temporary
The NCAA shows no surrender in its fight with the AAU over control of amateur athletics as convention delegates debate. Rival groups warn of a showdown after the Tokyo Olympics, with Gen. MacArthur and President Kennedy involvement cited in mediating a temporary patching of differences.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York
NCAA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Walter Byers
U.S. Track and Field Federation
U.S. Gymnastics Federation
U.S. Handball Association
Charles A
Chick) Werner
Werner
United States
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Kennedy
U.S
Tokyo
AAU
Dempsey Denies Loaded Gloves Claim in 1919 Title Fight
The tale surfaces from Jack Dempsey's era manager Kearns, who alleged plaster and water were used to bind Dempsey's hands. Dempsey calls the claim ridiculous and vows an oath of innocence, while Willard recalls suffering heavy blows and a sense of being robbed in the 1919 bout.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jack
Doc) Kearns
Sports Illustrated
Dempsey
Kearns
Melvern Tops Pomona In Two Overtimes 62 to 56
Melvern defeats Pomona 62 to 56 after two overtimes. Dale Mochamer scores 28 to lead Melvern while Raymond Schroeder adds 19 for Pomona and Mike Lindsey 17. Final tied 46 46 at regulation.
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Melvern
Dale Mochamer
Pomona
Diacehti
Raymond Schroeder
Mike Lindsey
Geier Mochamerli
Shaffer Lindstrom Lake Yockey Patterson
Altice
Lindsey Nelson Lantis Schroeder Collins
Gilliland
Ottawa
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Texas A&m
TCU
Arkansas
Texas
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Massachusetts
Western Michigan
Ohio U
Georgetown
Canisius
Cornell
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Bobby Watson
Chuck Schmaus
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Fred Hetzel
Dick Snyder
Hetzel
Snyder
OHS
Anced
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Rosedale
Fresh
Nuzman Lumber
Haskell Baldwin
Broughton Haskell
McMamar Gibson Shelton
Leaf Shelton
J. Day Mix
Mitchell Welch Coon Smoke
Brown Baldwin
Wheeler Gottstein
Reeve Dillon Kuder
M. Gilges
Kuder
T. Stevens Kreisghbaum
Chambers
Chambers Hobson Stottlemire Purvis
George G. Parden, Jr
Hickory
Kansas
Franklin County
Tom J. Moore
Garlinghouse
Topeka, Kansas
Iowa
Benny Marshall
The
Birmingham News
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Mickey Finn
Willard
Royal King Burgers
Shaler
Rislone
Autolite
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Harry Smith
H&r
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