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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1961

Page

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Cyclones Tie For First With Atchison Victory

Ottawa Cyclones beat Atchison Redmen 45 37 to pull into a first place Northeast Kansas League tie with Lawrence. Morton scored 16, Lewis 21 lead Ottawa while Reed Dunn and Morton aided. Ottawa B team lost 53 41. Vic Shanes led the B squad with 14.

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San Diego Open three way tie leads third round play

In San Diego California six times one professional golfers entered the third round of the $20000 San Diego Open with Stan Leonard Al Balding and Eric Monti tied at 135 after 36 holes. Gary Player one stroke back while Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper Jr two off the pace and Bob Goalby and Don Finsterwald three back as Sunday’s final 18 holes loom.

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Church Basketball Games Set for Tuesday in Ottawa

Ottawa Recreation Commission reports no senior division games this week due to space. Six junior division matches are slated for Tuesday Jan 17 at the junior high gym with First Baptist facing Bethany Chapel at 6, and other pairings through 8:40. Senior high gym hosts First Christian vs North Baptist at 6:10 with United Presbyterian and Sacred Heart off.

Ottawa Recreation Commission Orlis Cox Cox First Baptist Bethany Chapel Grace Episcopal Westminister First Methodist Nazarene Trinity Methodist Calvary Baptist First Christian North Baptist United Presbyterian Sacred Heart

Greeley overwhelms Toronto for eighth win of season

Greeley exploded for its eighth victory of the season by routing Toronto 87-44 in Toronto. Leo Donahue scored 27 points as Greeley opened a 44-19 halftime lead and remained safe. Greeley B team beat Toronto B 50-25 in the preliminary.

Toronto Greeley Leo Donahue Donahue Yes Toronto

Princeton Bears roll past Appanoose 73 to 57 in league play

Princeton Orioles defeat Appanoose 73 57 in Franklin County league action led by Leonard Herrill 23 second half points and Cletus Weiderholt 17 Gary Hull 14. Appanoose coach Ed Altic paced the visitors with 2 points and Roger Moore added 15 as Appanoose falls to 4 4 in league play while Princeton improves to six league wins.

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Two Big Men Battle Tonight At Lawrence

The Kansas Jayhawks meet Iowa State Cyclones in Lawrence spotlighting rebounding stars Bill Bridges and Henry Whitney. Bridges leads the league with 160 rebounds in 12 games, while Whitney has 137 boards in 11 games and a higher scoring avg. Kansas carries a 8-4 mark. Iowa State stands 6-5.

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High school and college basketball scores list

A compact tally shows Graceland University and multiple colleges and high schools posting scores across date entries. Notable results include Westminster 89 over Graceland 66, Independence 95 over Columbus 81, Junction City 84 over Leavenworth 58, Seaman 42 over Wamego 44, and Washburn Rural 68 over Osage City 38 among others.

Paola Neodeska Humboldt Fredonia Eureka Eudora Baldwin

Overbrook Defeats Quenemo 76 to 60 in League Clash

Overbrook advanced with Don Ross scoring 31 points as the team beat Quenemo 76 60 in an Osage County league game. At halftime Overbrook trailed 36 33 but surged 22 points in the third period to lead 58 47. Dale Bolen led Quenemo with 29 points, followed by Ronnie Knight 21 and Duane Supple 14 along with Ron Anderson 14 for the winners. Overbrook also won the B game 49 25.

Overbrook Don Ross Quenemo Osage Dale Bolen Ronnie Knight Duane Supple Ron Anderson Duncan Knight Hartman Ragan Heffner Gragg

The Unforgettable Game That Ended Lou Gehrig Streak

A 1939 Detroit game marked the end of Lou Gehrig's 2,180 game consecutive streak after a rough day at the plate. He later announced his retirement in Detroit, spent a day at home in Larchmont, and the season featured his famous Appreciation Day on July 4 1939 at Yankee Stadium.

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Pomona Pirates dominate Richmond in league clash

Pomona hammered Richmond 74-45 for their sixth Franklin County league win to move to 6-2, while Richmond dropped to 0-7. Danny Servaes scorched both teams with 29 points, 16 in the third quarter, as Ralph Nelson added 17 and Dick Stoneking 10. Delmar Gretencord led Richmond with 19 and Gary Brock scored 43. Pomona also won the B game 49-29.

Pomona Richmond Pirates Danny Servaes Ralph Nelson Dick Stoneking Delmar Gretencord Gary Brock

Lane Lions Beat Rantoul 75 to 59 in Big Win

Lane Lions defeated Rantoul 75 59 as Bob Cole sparked the offense with a first quarter flurry and led Lane with 19 points while Rantoul forward Joe Evans topped scoring with 20. Lane B squad also beat Rantoul B 64 30 in the preliminary game.

Lane Lane Lions Rantoul Bob Cole Lions Cole Joe Evans

West Favored By One Point In Pro Bowl

The West is favored by one point in Sunday's NFL Pro Bowl with a 6 of 10 edge in past games. The East counters with QB Norm Van Brocklin and receivers McDonald Retzlaff Watson plus backs Brown Tracy Crow in a strong aerial and ground attack. The game also marks Buck Shaw's retirement as coach and Van Brocklin's final playing days.

Los Angeles East Norm van Brocklin Tommy McDonald Pete Retzlaff Bobby Watson van Brocklin Shaw NFL

Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies Results Card

Readable scores show Colby and Palrmont teams leading with high individual marks. Notable performances include Pence 538, Pogue 201, Hackler 181, Carey 537, and McFadden 464 amid multiple 10s and 30s as teams Gambies and Elmer post strong totals.

Melvern Tops Lyndon High in Osage County Clash

Melvern defeated Lyndon High 75-57 to win its third Osage Coury league game. Darryl Schultz led Melvern with 26 points, Jim Ivey added 14, and Dale Lilly scored for the winners as Lyndon’s Trendel and Miller led with 19 and 13. Melvern also won the B game 35-32 and the teams meet again Monday in the Osage County league tournament at Burlington.

Lyndon Melvern Darryl Schultz Jim Ivey Dale Lilly li Trendel and Miller Burlington

Emporia Presbies Top Southwestern in Kansas Conference Clash

Emporia College of Emporia Presbies beat Southwestern 59 52 to move atop the Kansas Conference race with 60 records in a tight game that featured nine lead changes. Pete Wong scored 23 for C of E as the two leaders battled. In the CIC, Washburn beat Pittsburg State 75 58 at Topeka to improve to 2 1 CIC and 6 5 season. Pittsburg State stood 1 1 and 6 9. Dallas University edged St Mary of the Plains 64 63 at Dodge City as Ron Nedrow hit the deciding shot with nine seconds left. Nedrow scored 15 while Jack Nies had 25 for St Mary.

Associated Press College of Emporia Presbies Kansas Southwestern Builders Emporia Pete Wong C. of Topeka Washburn Ichabods Pittsburg State Gorillas Bill Quick Ichabods Washburn Pittsburg Ron Nedrow Dallas University St. Mary of the Plains Dodge City Nedrow Jack Nies St. Mary

Tuttle Stays With Athletics

Kansas City Athletics general manager Frank Lane confirms Bill Tuttle will remain the team’s centerfielder this season, dismissing trade rumors and noting fan opinion favors keeping him. Lane also mentions ongoing trade talks with other clubs but nothing concrete. Municipal Stadium renovation will start next week adding a tunnel for rest rooms and new refreshment stands.

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Gopher Star To Canada Gopher Star To Canada

Minne sota's Tom Brown, a highly decorated college lineman, signs a three year contract with the Vancouver Lions of the Western Interprovincial Football Union for over $50,000. He declines NFL AFL offers and possible track eligibility. The Baltimore Colts reportedly considered a bid around $12,000 to $13,000 but made no concrete offer.

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