Cyclones Sweep Over Lawrence In Loop Race
Ottawa High School Cyclones upend Lawrence 76 to 71 to seize first in the Northeast Kansas League, as Forsythe nets 34 in the B game setting a new OHS scoring mark. Harder scores 26 despite foul trouble, Hamm 18 in first half, Abernathy led Lawrence with 22.
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Osawatomie Triumphs In Double Overtime
Osawatomie defeated Baldwin 49 to 46 in double overtime after a 41 all tie at end of regulation. Melvern beat Quenemo 64 to 36 in the Melvern-B game, with Logan and Kenn leading the scorers. Quenemo top scorer was 20 points. In the A and B contests, Melvern and Quenemo posted respective high outputs, with Melvern edging Quenemo in one game and Kennedy leading Melvern in the other.
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Olympic Curtain Rise Hits Hahnenkamm Slopes
A cross nation field of 22 nations including the United States tests snow conditions at Kitzbuehel in the Olympic curtain raiser ahead of the January 26 opening in Corfina D Ampezzo Italy. Purdue star Bob Khoenle led the pass receiving group with 17 catches for 154 yards.
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Winter Resort
Braves and Wesleyan clash at Wilson Field tonight
The Ottawa University Braves meet Kansas Wesleyan University Coyotes at Wilson Field House at 4 30 this evening led by Carroll Cyr. Coach Bill Frear reports a productive light drill and hopes tonight’s performance matches yesterday’s workout. The Braves play Baker University Tuesday in a quick rematch.
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Overbrook Routs Scranton 74 to 47 in Osage League
Overbrook breezed past Scranton 74 to 47 in Osage County League play with Harry Bean scoring 20 for Overbrook and Coffman tallying 18 for Scranton. In the B game, Overbrook won 51 to 31 as Louisok led Wellsville’s Mike Rose with 21 points.
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Dons Tie Major College Win Mark With Fresno State Win
San Francisco the top ranked Dons beat Fresno State 69-50 to match the all time major college consecutive victory record at 39 games. The win followed a closing second field goal and 60 percent team shooting, with notable scores from Bill Russell and Milt Graham and a strong defensive showing.
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Indians Tie For County Cage Title In Thriller
The Appanoose Indians clinched a share of the Franklin County League crown with a 63-58 win over Pomona in the county cage action. Princeton edged Lane 71-63 in the “B” game as Rex Woods hit a late bucket for Appanoose. Richmond beat Rawlings 55-51, opening the county tournament scene with standings tight and the tourney set for January 21 in the courthouse gym.
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Three Big 7 Games Tonight Boost Window for Rivalries
Town State, surprise Big Seven tourney winner, visits Norman to play Oklahoma in a key league clash. Colorado defends title against Missouri at Boulder while Kansas State seeks third straight win at Manhattan. Kansas plugged into early league action as Kansas State and Missouri aim to rebound.
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Whitewater Triumphs Over Burns in Double OT Shutout
In the late game, Whitewater beat Burns 8 to 6 after two overtime periods. The halftime score stood at 0 to 0, with both teams misfiring early as Whitewater finally pulled away in extended play.
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Pro Bowl Grid Game Tomorrow in Memorial Coliseum
The sixth annual Pro Bowl football game runs tomorrow at Memorial Coliseum with top pros in an East versus West clash kickoff at 3 p.m. CST. An estimated 40 000 fans attend as no stadium or TV broadcast is planned. West coach Sid Gillman of the Rams and East coach Joe Kuharich of the Redskins lead strong rosters.
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Bethel Maroons Triumph Over McPherson Bulldogs 80-45
Bethel College Maroons posted their third Kansas Conference win of the season defeating the McPherson Bulldogs 80 to 45. The victory marked Bethel’s 11th win with a single loss early in the campaign, as they sit behind Southwestern.
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Bethany Defeats Baker In Kansas Conference Game
Bethany clipped Baker 65 to 55 in a Kansas Conference game last night. Both teams sit at 2-2 in conference play. Gus Bell of the Cincinnati Reds is noted as the best home run hitter under lights, with 21 homers in 66 night games in 1955, one more than teammate Ted Kluszewski.
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Little Change In Rule Book
LONG BEACH Calif News summarizes 1956 NCAA football rules changes with minimal edits. The Rules Committee led by Fritz Crisler kept most rules intact while clarifying timing for kickoffs game clock rules rubber football use and various on field interpretations.
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Calif
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Conference Commissioners Assn
Bank Assets and Liabilities Report Ottawa 1955
Bank balance sheet for Peoples National Bank Ottawa Kansas as of December 31 1955 shows assets including cash items in process 94 218 825 70 government obligations 1 704 356 50 and other bonds notes and debentures 104 812 50 with total assets 8 123 874 38. Liabilities list deposits of individuals partnerships and corporations 4 740 751 09 also deposits of U S government and states 10 288 08 and deposits of political subdivisions 260 213 23. Capital accounts include common stock 100 000 00 surplus 150 000 00 and undivided profits 36 398 68 totaling 383 192 34. Total liabilities and capital accounts equal 4 , 0 2 2 85 132 874 98. Memorandum notes assets pledged for liabilities are indicated.
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