Ottawa High Triumphs Over Argentine In OHL Opener
Ottawa High defeated Argentine 70 to 50 in an Eastern Kane conference opener. Mendell scored 30 points, Jameson added 20 with 10 field goals, and Ottawa's press and defense limited Argentine's Bray and Vest. The Cyclones shot 51.6 percent first half and 47 percent overall, boosting their season record to seven wins and one loss.
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Kansas City
Ottawe High
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Daryl Jameson
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Rod Kitts Cone
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B-Team Errors Halt Ottawa Loss to Argentine
Ottawa Twisters led 12 to 14 early but fell 68 to 34 as Argentine swarmed with a zone press in the second period. Poor passing and wild turnovers against the press fueled the collapse after a balanced first quarter.
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Kansas City
Ottawa
College basketball scores from Associated Press
East NYU defeated LSU 91 to 63 while Princeton beat Yale 57 to 56 in overtime. Cornell won 95 to 91 over Dartmouth as Harvard topped Columbia 93 to 80. Navy 93 over Rutgers 87 and Penn 73 over Brown 63. George Washington 79 over West Virginia 74. The Citadel 99 edged Furman 96. South Carolina 64 beat Virginia 60. Far West UCLA 91 over Oregon 74. Oregon State 65 over Southern California 70. Stanford 70 over Washington State 43. Washington 55 defeated California 46. Gonzaga 90 over Portland 81. San Francisco 77 beat San Jose State 53.
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Boxing Result In Worcester Twisters Fall To Argentine
Arnie Brower from Hartford outpointed Clay Thomas as Argentine piled up 68 points to Ottawa’s 34. Ottawa top scorers included Jack Shepard with 8 points hampered by a sprained ankle, while Allan Buck added 6 and Dan Harkins 4. Bruce Russell led Argentine with 14 points, Thomas and Hurt each at 13. Dudley Calder had 8 rebounds and 5 assists for Ottawa whose record falls to 1-5.
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Scott Killough
Jack Shepard
Ottawa
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Hurt
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Church League Basketball Schedule Read Across Divisions
The church league basketball schedule lists Junior Division games at Senior High Gym on Monday January 11 with six matches including Faith Bible versus First Baptist and Nazarene versus Calvary Baptist. Senior Division Junior High Gym features five games and adult division follows January 12 with four pairings such as Community Four Square against West Methodist and Nazarene versus Westminster Presbyterian.
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St. Paul Ame
Lyndon Tops Quenemo In Osage County League Showdown
Lyndon remained on top of the Osage County League with an 84 to 59 win over Quenemo. Melvern kept pace with Burlingame, led by Harry Geier's 45 points in a 85 to 63 victory, as Creviston led Burlingame with 19 and Melvern’s Shaffer added 12.
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Melvern
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Princeton
Princeton Orioles Top Williamsburg 73 to 60 in League Clash
Princeton extended its Franklin County League winning streak to three with a 73 60 victory over Williamsburg. John Sutton and Dennis Domnanish led with 18 points each, Francis Wiederholt 17, Tom King 16, while Ed Ransom was held to 2 in the first half and finished with 16. Williamsburg dropped to 6 3 in league play, 5 in all games.
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Princeton
Williamsburg
Orioles
John Sutton
Dennis Domnanish
Francis Wiederholt
Tom King
Ed Ransom
Ransom
Wiliamsburg
Pro Basketball Friday Results: Scores Across League
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 114 to 107 while Boston edged San Francisco 94 to 91. St. Louis topped New York 83 to 82 in a tight trio of games.
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Boston
San Francisco
St. Louis
New York
Baldwin Holds Off Eudora In One-Point Battle
Baldwin rallied in the third quarter to beat Eudora 42 to 41 in a Little Seven League clash. Jim Mitchell led Baldwin with 11 points while Ron Chambers added 10, as Eudora top scorer Holmaf had 13. Eudora led 24-22 at halftime before Baldwin seized a 30-26 edge after the third quarter and held on.
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de Soto
Jim Mitchell
Ron Chambers
Holmaf Eudora
South Wins Hula Bowl 16-14 on Long Plays and Punt Return
In Honolulu, Baylor's Larry Elkins sparked the South to a 16-14 win over the North in the 19th Hula Bowl. Elkins returned a Rick Redman punt 76 yards for his first touchdown and later caught a 33-yard scoring pass from Craig Morton. UCLA's Larry Zeno added the 26-yard field goal and the conversion after the second touchdown.
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Honolulu
America
Larry Elkins
Baylor
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Washington
California
Craig Morton
UCLA
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Senior Bowl Goon Squad Mobilizes For Namath
MOBILE AL AP five linemen and Namath face heavy duty in the Senior Bowl interior wall. Namath, hobbling knee, to start for the South with guards McLendon Canale and centers Curry, Schuh, Wilson the 245 275 pound anchors. First integrated Senior Bowl marks historic moment with Bob Hayes Florida A&M and Bob Felts first Negroes for the South. North adds Jerry Rush and Dick Gordon Michigan State as pioneers.
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Georgia
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Alabamia
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NCAA Takes Swipe At AAU And Pro Signing Issue
In Chicago the NCAA hints at clashing with the AAU over international competition and calls for a staged approach to premature pro football signings. President Walter Byers suggests a June drafting deadline after the college season to curb early signings, as LSU athletic director James Corbett plans talks with NFL and AFL commissioners to resolve the matter.
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United States
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Byers
Oklahoma
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Louisiana State
Corbett
Pete Roezelle
Joe Foss
Bowling Scores Night Hawk Jaycees Show Strong Highs
A list of bowling scores across multiple leagues and teams with top figures including A Miller 198 519 for Harry Smith Auto and J Willhite 232 for Ottawa Packers. Other high marks include J Bond 204 and G Gorton 207 while Bettge 214 and Leach 177 feature among regional standings.
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Harry Smith Auto
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Today's Games New York at Montreal Boston at Toronto Chicago at Detroit
New York visits Montreal in a key East clash while Boston travels to Toronto in a Northeast showdown. Chicago hits the road to Detroit for an intercity tilt.
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