Ottawa U Falls In OT To Presbies 83 79
Ottawa University Braves drop a Kansas Conference basketball game to College of Emporia in overtime 83 to 79. Don Simecka and Manley Tubbs lead the Presbies with 23 and 22 points as Ottawa suffers foul trouble and several starters foul out.
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Bethel Triumphs Boost Kansas Conference Lead
In a tight Kansas Conference race Bethel surged to first with two wins, overtaking Sterling while Southwestern and Bethany also posted two victories. Bethel hosts Kansas Wesleyan Friday as Empire State rivals and others line up key matchups with Col lege of Emporia and Tabor in a pivotal week.
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K State Faces Colorado In Boulder Tonight
Colorado the defending Big Eight champ hosts Kansas State in Boulder. A Buffs win would push their conference record to 40 won 40 lost and widen league lead. K State seeks hard matchup with Colorado’s height and shooting as Willie Murrell posts top scoring in the league.
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Bowlers pace to 2699 in Grand Champions League win
Bowling action at the Ottawa Bowl features Bowing 2,699 series by Helen and Bill's Cafe in a 3-1 win over Peoples National Bank. Dave Heckman led with 579 and Howard Doman 562, top line 219. Ottawa Bowl women beat Willis Nurserymen 3-1. Shinn & Haley split 2-2 with Eagles Auxiliary as Simmons posts 185 and 468. Deuces Wild top Sleepers 3-0 in A M Midget League. Side Swipers fall to Splinters 2-1. Scatterbrains sweep Timber Tumblers. Listings include Industrial, Trews, and local shop scores.
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Player Confident Of That Putt Wins San Diego Open
Golf star Gary Player, leading the Bing Crosby tournament toward Pebble Beach, sank an 18 foot putt on the 18th to win the San Diego Open by one stroke over Tony Lema. He earned 3,500 dollars with a 65 65 70 70 270 total, narrowly missing Mike Souchak's tourney record. Bill Casper Jr. and Charlie Sifford tied for third at 272.
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Georgia Tech Maintains Perfect Start In SEC Play
Georgia Tech, ranked No. 7 by the AP, remains 11-0 after a string of close wins. The Yellow Jackets edged Mississippi 73-71 in overtime as Bill Edison sealed it, and now face Mississippi State in Starkville while Alabama leads the league at 3-0.
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Wamego pair leads bowling tournament standings
MCPHERSON Kan AP Tom Scully and Glenn Bair of Wamego rose to first in the doubles division with a 1297 total. Larry Tinsley of Overland Park leads singles at 711, Shawnee Jewelers stay atop teams with 3122, and Warren Woods of Shawnee leads all events at 2093 as the American Legion state bowling tournament runs through Feb 3.
AFL to station ex FBI agent in each league city
AFL commissioner Joe Foss says the league will station an ex FBI agent in every AFL city to monitor potential player gambler links. Eight team owners voted at their winter meeting to strengthen the security system amid NFL gambling investigations.
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Tripucka Leads West to AFL All Star Victory in San Diego
Frank Tripucka came off the bench to spark the West to a 21-14 win over the East in the AFL All-Star game at Balboa Stadium. He directed an 89 yard drive for the winning touchdown and announced it would be his final game. Curtis McClinton added a 64 yard score as the West built a 14-0 halftime lead. Earl Faison was named outstanding lineman.
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Phil Lahue
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Allen Morris
Athletics Sign Right Handed Pitcher from Blue Island
Peter Lovrich a 20 year old right hander from Blue Island Illinois signed with the Kansas City Athletics and will report to camp in Daytona Beach Florida on Feb 10 Lovrich pitched for Minor of the Northern League last year posting nine wins and six losses with a 288 ERA the second best in the league though his team finished last.
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College Basketball Sunday Ivy League and major conference scores
Ivy League results Dartmouth 71 Cornell 66 in OT Yale 50 Penn 60 Columbia 55 Dartmouth 51 Harvard 42 Cornell 81 Brown 67 Princeton 75 Wisconsin 68 Michigan 66 Minnesota 83 Iowa 58 Duke 78 Clemson 67 N C State 71 South Carolina 63 Southern W Virginia 100 George Washington 88 The Citadel 88 Furman 78 Georgia Tech 74 Mississippi 71 Alabama 67 Georgia 61 Kentucky 81 Tulane 72 Mississippi State 58 Vanderbilt 55 Auburn 81 Florida 56 Colorado 92 Missouri 69 Kansas State 66 Nebraska 53 Cincinnati 67 Tulsa 57 Wichita 79 Bradley 60 St Louis 72 Drake 68 Rice 85 Arkansas 70 SMU 71 Texas A M 68 Texas 78 Texas Tech 58 Baylor 61 Texas Christian 60 Arizona State 80 Utah 65 Brigham Young 80 Arizona 75 UCLA 63 California 58 Washington 62 Southern California
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Sherman Ends Lombardi Losing Streak in Pro Bowl
East wins 30-20 as Cleveland star Jim Brown runs for 141 yards and two touchdowns. Y A Tittle connects with Pres Carpenter for a go ahead score. Lombardi’s West honors crumble amid miscues, fumbles, and dropped passes in the Coliseum showdown.
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Free Sub Rule For Colleges Free Sub Rule For Colleges
College football coaches verbally approved the free substitution rule, touting it as good for the game while noting some restrictions. Supporters praised wider play. a dissenting coach labeled it a backward step, referencing past debates on platoon football. The NCAA rules committee adopted the policy in Coronado, detailing when players may enter and how many may be substituted in certain situations.
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Hi Ho Club Wins VFW Women’s Bowling Title at 2937
Lawrence AP reports the Hi Ho Club of Wichita won the VFW women's state bowling team championship with 2937. June Nixon and Polly Meyer of Topeka captured the doubles crown with 1208, Willie Aspen of Wichita won the singles with 669, and Arky Yarbough of Wichita took the all events title with 1913. About 275 women competed. next year the tournament will be in Hays in January.
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Ottawa-Olathe Makeup Tuesday clash at Olathe gym
Ottawa Cyclones travel to meet Ola the Eagles in a makeup game at the Olathe gym. Coach H. K. Stevens expects his team to rebound after illness and injury, with Morton Mendell Schultz and Dunn among players returning to bolster the Red.
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