Ottawa University Braves Fall to Friends University 69 72
Ottawa University led 44 40 at halftime but Friends University overtook in the second half. Keltner scored 21 for Ottawa while Laswell paced Friends with 25. The Braves slipped to 2 in Kansas Conference standings and face Kansas Wesleyan next.
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Ottawa University Braves
Friends University
Wichita
Braves
Treke
Kansas
Kansas Wesleyan University
Ottawa
Roger Keltner
Friends
Keltner
Don Laswell
Yingling
Laswell
Coppea
Titus
Davis
Peckham
Larkin
Puetz
Johnson
Young
Vaughn
Morehead
Muacke Oor Powell
Béoreat
Welda Tops Richmond 77 60 In High Scoring Tilt
Welda defeated Richmond 77 to 60 in Welda Kansas with Gordon Tush scoring 24 points to lead Welda and Junior Wall adding 19 for Richmond. An overtime B game saw Welda edge Richmond 64 to 58 as Jim Ferguson tallied 20 for the Cubs.
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Welda
Kas
Richmond
Gordon Tush
Junior Wall
Jim Ferguson
Cubs
Sunday School League Scores Inaugural Prep at Gulfstream Park
Gulfstream Park gears up for a winter race cleaning ahead of the inaugural on March 3. Sunday School League results noted amid maintenance plans as track operations prepare for the upcoming event.
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Gulfstream Park Race Track
Michigan Valley Edges Pomona In Final Seconds
Michigan Valley beat Pomona 65 to 63 on a last second shot by Hausler. Don Walburn led Valley with 28 points, Glenn Pardon added 20, while Duane Shaw scored 19 for Pomona. Pomona won the B game 67 to 43 with Pete Dearfoss out for the season with a liver infection.
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Pomona
Kas
Michigan Valley
Hausler
Don Walburn
Valley
Duane Shaw
Glenn Pardon
Finch
Pete Dearfoss
Gardner Rolls Past Wellsville in Little Seven Clash
Gardner, Kas, overwhelms Wellsville 58 to 36 in a Little Seven League game. Velasquez leads Gardner with 18 points, Wiggins adds 11 for the Eagles, while Wellsville’s Caruthers scores 13 in the losing effort.
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Gardner
Kas
Wellsville
Velasquez
Larry Wiggins
Eagles
Harold Caruthers
West
Ruddell
Cordell
Wiggins
Clark
Sandridge
Warrell
Fraser
Yakie
Bonar
Cobh
Caruthers
Davidson
Brink, MacKinney
Gatonct
Cceeeenerssens
Wallaville
Malm Held to 10 as CofE Tops Baker in KC Conf
College of Emporia limited Baker star Swede Malm to 10 points and beat Baker 58 46 at Baldwin. Floyd Reichardt and Lloyd Elm scored 15 each for CofE while Don Kukuk had 14 for Baker. Friends edged OU 72 69, Emporia State beat Ft Hays 78 66, and Pittsburg State won 95 54 as CIC leaders stayed tight.
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College of Emporia
Baker
Malm
Jas
Kansas
Emporia
Baldwin
Friends
O. U
Emporia State
Ft. Hays State
Pittsburg
Southwestern
Winfield
Webster Gaylor
Floyd Reichardt
Lloyd Elm
Don Kukuk
Wichita
Don Laswell
Roy Yingling
Ottawa
Pittsburg State
CIC
Jack Miller
Bruce Palmer
College Friends
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Ft. Hays
Ae - Baldwin
Bonner Springs
Hayden
Highland Park
Edgerton Rally Beats Rantoul at Home 63 to 44
Edgerton, Kansas, rallied in the second half to defeat Rantoul 63 to 44. Brecheisen led Edgerton with 28 points, while Day scored 15 for Rantoul. In the B game, Rantoul edged Edgerton 42 to 40. Officials were Wilkerson and Kianney.
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Edgerton
Kas
Rantoul
Brecheisen
Bill Day
Ken Evans
Bulldogs
Evans
Pritchard
Day
Hickock BO
Swanson
Grecelsen
Schuiz
Cobler
Johnson
Reed
McTaggard
Thompson
Wilkerson
Kianney
Rantou
Sereereneees
Ihe A « Ereeeess
Bowling Scores From Ladies and Industrial Leagues
A scraped page lists high scores and top bowlers across the Ladies and Industrial leagues. Notable figures include Vogler 178 and 467, Wenthe 182 and 502, Ransom 183 and 504, Larkin 184 and 427, Conrad 384, Shisler 217 and 850, Rybolt 204 and 514, Clarkin 226 and 583, with teams such as Budge's Colbern's Wiggins and Cities Service mentioned among standings and high totals.
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Ladies League Unique
Vogler
Todd
Wenthe
Anchor
Ransom
Budge's
Kristenson
Hoffman
Sears
Larkin
Kofo
Lichtenberger
Conrad
Industrial League
Colbern’s
Shisler
Bennett's
Snider
Kramer
L P Gas
Rybolt
Peoples
Hank
Yelton
Wiggins
Cordle
High
Scott
Cities Service
Clarkin
Track star Harrison Dillard to receive Sullivan Award
Harrison Dillard will receive the Sullivan Award at a New York Athletic Club luncheon on February 19. The event honors amateur athletic achievement with Dillard named as the recipient for his track exploits and contributions to American sport.
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Harrison Dillard
Sullivan
New York Athletic Club
Miami Kept on probation by NCAA Council
The NCAA Council extended Miami Florida's probation for one year keeping the Hurricanes ineligible for NCAA championships and bowl games. The case stemmed from 1954 offenses including paid travel for prospects and use of grants in aid, with Eaton Foundation loan fund issues and two unidentified athletes involved. The convention also considered continuing TV controls with eight national and five regional telecasts in 1956.
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Los Angeles
University of Miami
Florida
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Ncaa Council
Miami
Committee On
Eaton Foundation
Ottawa Herald
NCAA
Baldwin Bulldogs set school scoring mark in Bonner Springs win
Baldwin, at Bonner Springs, set a new school single quarter scoring record with 29 in the first period and beat Bonner 74 to 51. Tom Kennedy led Baldwin with 22 points. In the B game Baldwin won 56 to 31 as Ed Sch walm scored 10 for Bonner Springs.
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Bonner Springs
Kas
Baldwin
Bulldogs
Bonner
BHS
Tom Kennedy
Ed’ Schwalm
Satterfield Targets 31st Knockout Against Holman in Chicago
Bob Satterfield, famed for lethal punching, seeks his 31st KO tonight in a 10 rounder at Chicago Stadium. He weighs 15 to 20 pounds more than challenger Johnny Holman, who sports a 28-11-1 record with 17 knockouts. The bout airs on ABC at 9 p.m. CST.
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Chicago
Bob Satterfield
Johnny Holman
Satterfield
Chicago Stadium
Bob
Holman
Nino Valdes
Bob Baker
Lane edges Fontana in high school basketball clash
Fontana led all night and beat Lane 59 to 44 with Don Dickerson scoring 19 and Richard Davis 21 for the Lions. Lane won the B game 33 to 139 as Norman Johnson led Fontana with 15 and Andrews added 10. Officials were Thomas, Winkler. Score by quarters shows Fontana 8 16 20 and Lane 10 25 48 final 68.
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Lane
Kas
Fontana
Don Dickerson
Richard Davis
Lions
Norman Johnson
Little Lions
Andrews
Dé Fontena
Hieber
Dickerson
Davis
Slyte
Lombard
Bigity
Stockson
Brandt
Black
Worthington
Thomas
Winkler
Ml Ua Long
Fontana .i
Westphalia Nips Williamsburg in tight cage contest
Westphalia edged Williamsburg 49 to ? in a close cage game last night. Dicker scored 11 baskets to pace Westphalia while Heckman led Burg with 17. Williamsburg won the B game 67 to 48 as Miskimon dunked 14 for Burg seconds. Official scoring posted with multiple players contributing.
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Westphalia
Kas
Williamsburg
Dicker
Delaine Heckman
Burg
Don Miskimon
Williamuburs
Nee
Randel
Dieker
Heckman
White
Davis
Mitchell
Reichard
Pene
Blair
Dreker
Reeten Ts
Wiamaburg
Ojeeriessesge
Proposal sparks clash over NCAA meet plan
The small college tournament activity debated proposing that the NCAA stage an annual basketball and track meet restricted to such schools. The issue was whether this proposal would wreck the National Intercollegiate Athletic Assn., which had conducted meets for five years.
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NCAA
National Intercollegiate Athletic Assn
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Bethany Chapel
United Presley
Harvey
Millbern
Q Small
Barnes
M. Edwards
Brandon
A. Cooper
L. Edwards
M. Johnson
Fet Beckner
An Albright
Thompson Garcia
Gage Shafter
Roth Griffin
Leonard Bechtle
Witgon
Shepard Wollan
Bolt Lima
Trinity Methodist
Csc
Firat Methodist
Crosemee
North Baptist
Sacred Heart
Kellerman
Oestreicher
Benjamin
Wall
R. Showalter
Ti Baldovino
Hieat
N. Showalter
Martin
Berger
Koder
Morrisey
Tush
Brock
Ames
Ferguson
Geo
Tush Mersman
Q Smith
Espinosa Adama Gretencord
Dean
Shaw
Burgoon
Walburn
Burns
Engte
Lindsey
Bulmer
Hudelson
Naufler
Wilson
Lee Bulmer
Osburn
Wallace
Cofe
The
Associated Press
Ed Nealy
St. Mary’s of the
By Clift
Baldwin Bumps
Wee
United Presby
Trinity Meth
Paul Shafter
Macdonald
Murdock
Arnold
Detwiler
McIntosh
Mullborn
Kelsey
Bowlby
MecCuley
Aee
United Presbyterian
First Christian
First Meth
M. Willams
Ainsworth Me
Williams
Spalding Hiatt
Luce Watts
J. Green Fogle
B. Green Stuart
O Meyer
Oo Fernsee Ee
First Christian Sceneree
Firat Methodiat
Faith Bible
Richie “Ashburn
Phillies
Fontana Downs
Nips Williamsburg
Kansas Loan Co
Bank i
Conoco
Shell Oil Company
Continental Oil Co
al Williams
Masonic
BUICK
Riviera
Chevrolet
Conoco Super
Chrysler
Jack
Conoco Service
N. Main
Wilson & N. Locust
Richmond, Kas
Welborn
S. Main
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