Cyclones Tangle With Bonner Springs Friday
Ottawa High eyes EKL league rebound after a 65-47 loss to Ward. Coach Stevens says the team will open up the offense against Bonner Springs Friday at the OHL gym. Key players Wilson Wieneke Underwood Buck and Domnanish are featured as Ottawa seeks home wins to stay in title contention.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Ward High
Kansas City
Cyclones
Bonner Springs
Braves
Ward
H. K. Stevens
Stevens
Ohi
Ottawa
John Wilson
Dennis Wieneke
Rosedale
Emporia
Doug Underwood
Underwood
Allan Buck
Ily
OHS
Wieneke
Bonner
Wilson
Dennis Domnanish
Buck
Chuck Bowers
Lyle Yatel
Jack Mellett
John Mindedahl
Wade Brotherson
Olathe
Turner
Argentine
OHL
Domnanish
Matthews
Masters Gallery Restrictions Cut For 1967 Event
Augusta National tightens Masters access with fewer credentials and higher prices. Series badges will cost 20 dollars and cover four rounds only, not practice rounds. No public tickets unless quota remains, and a Columbus TV test may lift part of the 225 mile blackout.
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Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Clifford Roberts
Augusta National
Roberts
Columbus
Garnett Fur Dealer Is Still Going Strong
Kenneth Made Garnett recounts the 50 year career of Crist a farm based fur dealer near Garnett who purchases up to 40 wolves daily in peak season and ships furs to Fontana Japan and Germany with beaver mink and raccoon dominating trade. The ante mal a nutria from Garnett area is now museum displayed at the University of Kansas.
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Garnett Fur Dealer
Garnett—Keil Crist
Here
Crist
Fontana
Japan
Germany
Garnett
University of Kansas
Salukis Surpass Louisville In Close Victory At Carbondale
Southern Illinois, ranked higher than Texas Western and Louisville, beat Louisville 53-50 as Walt Frazier sank five late free throws. Salukis, led by Dick Garrett and Frazier, improved to 8-2 in a season marked by a few losses and strong late play. Westley Unseld led Louisville with 13 points.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Southern Illinois
Texas Western
Louisville
Salukis
Carbondale
Til
Southern Ilinois
Jack Hartman
Walt Frazier
Bob Lewis
North Carolina
Rusty Clark
Larry Miller
Dick Braucher
State
Chapel Hill
Robert McLean
Dick Garrett
Frazier
Westley
Wednesday Bowling Scores Highlight Local Highs
Wednesday night bowling results show top scores across numerous leagues and venues. Notable performances include Spatz 206-592 for NAOMI'S TAVERN, Fogle 170 high at 830-, and Reusch 184-510 for PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, with many others listed by venue and bowler.
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Grogan
Spatz
Naomi’s Tavern
Whaley
Peoples National Bank
V. Reusch
Elbow Lounge
Fogle
Gorton
First National Bank
Fritts
Southwestern Bell
Rodgers
MOORE
Eolds
Whitacre
Bonnie’s Shoe Box
Ledom
Stankard
Towners
Scribner
Wilson
LEE Company
Peters
Springer
Commercial League
Birckhead
Texaco
Simmons
Betts
Todd Mobile Homes
Wenthe
Crites Body Shop
Whiteford
Wiedner
Effingham Defeats Ottawa High In Dual Wrestling
Effingham topped Ottawa High 34 to 11 in a Wednesday dual at Effingham. Ottawa High losses mark their second dual defeat this season as they prepare for Paola and Turner. Individual results include Taylor and Brown from Effingham scoring pins, and multiple decisions leading to the final score.
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Effingham
Ottawa High Wedness
Cyclones
OHS
Paola
Ottawa
East Kansas League Wrestling Power
Turner
Taylor
Brownrigg
Brown
Ranter
Sel
Bush
Sprang
Kille
M. Meerpohl
S. Meerpohl
Lef
Bones
Flory
Abbott
Waymire
Courtney
Ryser
Durbin
Madden
Hinton
Rader
Hull
Blair
West
Wessel
Indall
Church League Results Senior Division Scores
Senior division highlights show Burgoon 67 across Calvary Baptist 4 and First Christian 59 over Wesleyan Methodist 15. Individual tallies include Wellington 82 for First Christian and Harkins 7 for Sacred Hearts. Adult division lists First Methodist No 2 at 22 and Westminster at 40 with multiple players contributing across totals.
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First Methodist
Stout
Lancaster
Lilly
Harrison
Unruh
Hall
Poort
Lions hire Joe Schmidt as new coach vows trades to rebuild pride
Lions new coach Joe Schmidt, a 13 year Lion and former Pro Bowl linebacker, says he will seek trades and inject pride to restore NFL power. He can act with a free hand after signing a five year deal near 50 000 dollars a year and will confer with GM Russ Thomas and owner William Clay Ford before any moves. He plans to keep some of Harry Gilmer's staff and will select assistants carefully.
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Detroit
Joe Schmidt
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Russ Thomas
William Clay Ford
Schmidt
Lions
University of Pittsburgh
Harry Gilmer
Gilmer
San Diego Granted NBA Franchise for 1967-68 Season
The NBA raised its entries to 12 with San Diego granted a franchise alongside Seattle for the 1967-68 season, announced by Commissioner J Walter Kennedy on Wednesday.
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San Diego
Calif
National Basketball Association
NBA
J. Walter Kennedy
Seattle
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FAA
Ottawa, Kansas
Kenneth Made
Southern Methodist
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Twilight League
Bennett Creamery
Heckman
Clary’'S Shoes
Wickman
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Ottawes
Figgins
Farm Bureau Insurance
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Everetts Barber Shop
Rea
Milton
Bent Fender
Stocker
Linneman
Effingham Tops
OHS In Wrestling
Burgerteria
B.O.W. Express
Kansas City, Mo
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Elder
Ingle
Payne
Welton
Toetal
Calvary Baptist
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Wadkins
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Wellington
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Stephenson
Hoppe
Keim
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Smith
Lucas
Bishop
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G. DePriest
R. Wilson
Horn
Sacred Hearts
Harkins
McClay
OcQel
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Wright
Reeneau
G. Reynolds
Adamson
Belel
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Sauer
Myers
Jelel
Adams
Crane
Westminster
Gaeddert
Hay
Ballinger
Boyer
SeOel
Worl
Wallace
Satterlee
Dean Berlins
Misses Flannel
Litwin
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Nylon
Dacron
Kramer
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