Cyclones Host Highland Park Scotties Friday in NEA clash
Ottawa High School Cyclones return to the Northeast Kansas league Friday night when Highland Park Scotties visit. In a prior meeting at Topeka, Highland Park beat Ottawa 58 to 51. Scotties' top scorer Bob Newton averages 15.1 points, with teammates Jon Fetter-Nicof and Leonard Fisher in double digits. Ottawa coach Vi. K. Stevens notes a 1-2-2 zone and Scotties’ strong rebounding and fundamentals.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Highland Park Scotties
Scotties
Highland Park
NEA
Bob Newton
Newton
Jon Fetter- Nicof
Leonard Fisher
Jim Flett
John Johnson
Tom Streeter
Bill Carroll
Andohn Echmersey
Schmersey
Carroll
Vi. K. Stevens
Topeka
Osage Tourney Set For January 14 18 at Wilson Field House
Stevens worries over squad condition as Osage County tourney runs January 14 to 18 at Wilson Field House on the Ottawa University campus. Nine high schools compete with B and A teams. lineups include Hayden Olivet Car iendale Quenema Michgan Valley and others. Bud Gollier leads scoring while Wilson eyes recent strong games. injuries and rest factor into opening rounds and late Friday semis and finals.
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Stevens
Osage County
Ourneenent
Wilson
Ottawa Uni
Don Wilson
Hayden
Pst
Four Games Open Senior Division League Card
Four opening night games in the Ottawa Recreation Commission Church League saw Nogareng Church led by Robinson score 22 while Bethany Chapel trailed 13 points. G Small led Bethany Chapel with 7 points. Wesleyan Methodist edged First Baptist 21 to 11, Dykstra top scoring Methodist with 8. Wands led Baptists with 4. Sacred Heart defeated United 61 to 17 with Sends scoring 13. Whitacre led Jesers with 19. Trinity Methodist beat First Methodist 19 to 13, Haggard's 9 points key. Going and Wilson each had 4 for Jasers.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission + Church
Robinson
Bethany Chapel
G. Small
Wesleyan Methodist
First Baptist Church
Dykstra
Methodists
Wands
Baptists
Sacred Heart
United
Top teams clash in Osage and Franklin County leagues
Melvern seeks depth to match Overbrook as both leagues feature unbeaten teams and top scorers. In Franklin County Williamsburg faces Appanoose in a hard fought clash while Overbrook seeks to extend its lone loss to Eskridge. Melvern led by Reams and Schultz has 7 straight wins and strong offense, while Appanoose relies on Detwiler and Miskimons in a rugged showdown.
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Osage
Franklin County
Melvern
Overbrook
Williamsburg
Jamie
Terry Reams
John Schultz
Kirk Schultz
Ronnie Feliner
Marvin Ivey
Eskridge
Dick Rukes
Mike Rose
Larry Dillon
Larry Rader
Morgen
O'Brien
Brook
Appanoose
Jim Detwiler
Don Miskimons
Cee Ceeeeeds
Semen
Dave Sime
Duke Univer
Miskimons
Sores
Wiler
Sugar Hart Defeats Baker in Chicago boxing card
Sugar Hart defeated Larry Baker in a televised 10 round welterweight bout at Chicago Stadium. The young Philadelphia boxer Hart used powerful combinations and poise to dominate Baker, who relied on crowding tactics. Other results included Louisburg over Wellsville and Burlingame over Quenema in related action.
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Rantoul
Pomona
Chicago
Sugar Hart
Princeton
Lane
Dick Fishburn
Comeltions
Larry Baker
Philadelphian
Hart
Sta
Unclear college basketball scores and teams from mixed text
Fragments of basketball scores list several unclear team names and numbers. The text mentions colleges and cities in a scrambled format with inconsistent punctuation, making it difficult to identify a coherent game summary or official results.
Wilson Named Top Pro Coach
George Wilson, filling in after Buddy Parker quit, was named Professional Coach of the Year by the Associated Press. Wilson steered the Detroit Lions to the NFL championship with a 40-14 win over the Cleveland Browns after a 3-3 start, earning 15 of 36 votes to edge Paul Brown.
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George Wilson
Detroit, Lions
Buddy Parker
Today
Associated Press
Wilson
Lions
Cleveland Browns
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Cleveland
Paul
Brown
Noesach
Parker
Baltimore
Los Angeles
49Ers
Browns
Crosby Opens Big Pot In Crosby Golf Classic
Pebble Beach Calif i Bing Crosby hosts a 72 hour event with a 59000 prize. 230 players compete over Monterey Peninsula and Cypress Point in two rounds before final rounds at Pebble Beach. Notables like Dick Mayer and Don Whitt show for the field as Crosby studies broadcasts.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Jack Burke
Rancho Santa Fe
Crosby
Bol Hope
Guy Madison
Randolph Scott
Dennis O'Keefe
Monterey Peninsula
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Cypress Point
Jay Hebert
Lafayette
Don Whitt
Alameda
Whitt
Dick Mayer
England
Coaches to name violators under new ethics rule
The American Football Coaches Association ethics committee announced plans to publish the names of coaches who violate its code, reversing a prior policy of reporting only censures. Three coaches faced action already, with decisions sent to the coaches and their presidents. Chairman Bill Murray of Duke decried administrations allowing violations and noted rising sideline coaching, while opposing scouting and stimulant use.
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Philadelphia
Committee On
Assi
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Bill Murray
Duke University
Record Dash Times Approved by NCAA Rules Committee
The National Collegiate Athletic Association rules committee today approved the 100 yard dash time of 9.3 seconds by Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian College.
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Wan Aeaen
University of Missouri
Philadelphia
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Teday
Bobby Morrow
Abilene
Christian Colless
Hart Defeats Mount Vernon Opponent in Straight Bout
Hart, weighing 147 pounds, defeated his Mount Vernon rival 49-46 on referee Frank Sikora's scoring, 49-42 by Judge Harold Marovitz, and 49-46 by Judge Howard Walsh. Hart improves to 23-4 with 19 knockouts. Baker falls to 121-263.
McPherson Edges Baker 64-63 in opening Kan sas clash
McPherson barely defeated Baker 64-63 as the Bulldogs rallied late after leading 40-29 at halftime. Jerry McPherson flipped in a decisive field goal with five seconds left, while Ronald Anderson led McPherson with 21 and Jim Keannes added nine for Laker. College of Emporia beat Wesleyan 77-63 at Emporia with Larry Taylor at 17. Jerry Weis led Wesleyan with 15. At Topeka, Emporia State edged Washburn 53-82 as a late free throw miss denied Washburn a two-point chance. Dickey and Holthouse each scored 18 for Emporia.
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McPherson
Baker
Kansas
Lask
College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
Jerry McPherson
Ronald Anderson
Jim Keannes
Laker
Wesleyan
Emporia
Larry Taylor
C. of
Jerry Weis
Topeka
Emporia State Tacnors
Washburn
Big Dickey
Dickey
Norm Holthouse
John
Carr
Bowling Scores And Names From The Night League
The report lists bowling scores and player names across multiple teams and leagues. Notable entries include Safewayrun and Pontine Cadilne entities with highs like 444 and 501, Durbin Mauniblag and Cheney with mid-400s, and Beets Pontine Cadilac and Gilborn with 435 and 435 respectively.
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Safewayrun
H. Day
Ets Pontine-Cadillne
Baster
Olby Furniture
Peffly
Opa
Cex
Miawa Insurance
T. Dilton
Wilforrd
Snehor Savings & Loan
Cheney
Hirt
Norman
Royal T Lanos
Levanien
High
Bilis
Capeland-Cault
Rinstan
Iri
Durbin Mauniblag
Malitennt
Hien
Smith
WED
Night Women's League
Albert
D_ Faker
Woteant
Marracathahla
Lotine
Longenechker
Jonve Chevrolet
Viekman
Legion Bowling Tournament Opens at Royal T Lanes Saturday
The 14th annual Kansas American Legion Bowling Association event begins at Royal T Lanes this weekend with 20 team events on Saturday and 40 singles on Sunday. Nine teams entered from posts statewide, including Ottawa clubs Beets Pontiac and Russ and Pat's. Cash prizes total 2815.40, and all entrants must hold ABC cards and be paid legion members. The first event starts 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Kansas American Legion Bowling Association
Royal T Lanes
Legion Posts
Ottawa
Beets Pontiac
Conrad Painters
Russ and Pat's
Chism Const
Jack Wallace
Bob Compton
Lawrence
Toe Towner
Warren Black
Otawa
Te State Legion Committee
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Legion
Feathery Visitor Brings Man to Police
Cincinnati officer reports a man named Goforth claimed he broke his leg chasing a bird that flew into his bedroom during the night. Police notes indicate the incident began in his residence and ended with an injury.
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Cincinnati
Walter Goforth
Goforth
West Virginia Tops Villanova In Narrow Cage Thriller
West Virginia University remains atop the college cage race with a 77 75 victory over Villanova at the Palestra. Jerry West scores 37 as WVU rallies from 16 down, Lloyd Sharrar nets the decisive layup with seven seconds left. Other results include Temple 64 45 over Penn State and Maryland 74 49 over Duke as teams chase top ranking in a crowded night.
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Mounties
North Carolina
Villanova
Soph
Jerry West
West
West Virginia
Lloyd Sharrar
Philadelphia Palestra
Featon Temple
Penn State
Maryland
Duke
NCAA Convention Calm Amid Peripheral Debate in Philadelphia
The 52nd annual NCAA convention in Philadelphia proceeded calmly with little noise. Speakers included former Whittier College end and Coach Woody Hayes named Coach of the Year. A key issue was a NOAA Council proposal to exempt service academies from some recruiting restrictions, approved temporarily amid objections. Eastern colleges signaled tougher rules. pay television concerns were noted but no changes urged. Certification was granted to three bowls: Aluminum Bowl in Little Rock, Ciricada Bowl Escondida, and Blue Grass Bowl in Louisville.
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Philadelphia
Nixon
Whittier College
Calif
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Noaa Council
Army
Navy
Air Force
NCAA
Little Rock
Ark
Escondida
Louisville
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Muuch
Bud Gollier
Olivet
Cariendale
Teranton
Wi Lyndon
Quenema
Michigan Valley
Quenema - Burlingame
Carbondale
Jon Olivet
Burlingame
Ulr
Quenemo - Michigan Valland Park
Schmanke
Morrisey
Dennis Smith
Gollier
the Record Book
By Clausie Smith
Franklin County League
Appenoose
Charley Farmer
Louis Coppac
Bob Passedworld
Binns
Fred Campbell
John Fords
Thornbrugh
Willard Tohorn
Brugh
Roger Bush
Ords
Cearfoss
Ben Fowler
Ap- Nanoose
Doon Barnhart
Bob Barnhart
Jim Wiscombs
Junior Hawkey
Louisburg
Wellsville
Collinge Weet
Virginia
Valianovs
Risteern
Gettysburg
Wentura
Kentucky
Oklahoma City
Smitheast
Misraud
Rolla Minog
Taker
Fimporia
Blaze
Waenhurn
Cottege
Fenoogie
Kansan
Joe Reichler
Ottawa Wgh
THE
Suustet League
Atchison
Clay Center
Paola
Gardner
Emporta
Ryasea Ind Auto Insurance
Alexander Insurance Agency
Ottawa Bowl
Mai
Twilight League
Launder-M
Tne
Astandard Tv
Johannes
Bennett Creamney
Weldmann
G. Bodd
Lewis Apes
E. Tyson
Ant Ed Ferguson
G. Koch
Wilann Sree
WB Isa
J. Corry Vay
F Betes
A. Doud
Ferguson
Sinrike Dalpy
M. Jones
Burnete
Wittmeyar Eine
B. Weldnee
Lambert
Wiggins Bledpie
Todd's
Dutfield
G. Ainsworth
B. Jones
Bony
Pierson Maugherty
Ralph Crane
D. Higden
Mack Tebe
Heyward
Conrad
Rex Crane
West Virginia University
Euaylon
St. Louis
Western Kentucky
St. Francis
Pennsylvania
St. Bonaventure
George Washington
Georgetown
Bowling Green
Western Michigan
Cadets
Rutgers
Middies
Boston Univ
Northeastern
Fordham
Jim Cunningham
Syracuse
Ee Dean Berlin
Gov's
Fogle Quarry
S. Main Pho
Minnesota
Gaynor Lake
Moore
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
S. Main
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