Coyote Cassell Leads A League Bowling Triumph
Cassell led the Coyote squad with 21 points, while Ray Wilbur dominated the losers on the boards. Jurenka sprained an ankle in the first half and may be sidelined. next Tuesday the Braves travel to Baldwin to face Baker University. Ottawa Wesleyan and officials Dutton and Edwin noted in box.
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Big Ray Wilbur
Jurenka
Braves
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Baker University
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Caswell
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Larkin
Siuth
Bowman
Cyclones Beat Argentine In NEK League Showdown
Ottawa Cyclones, led by Roger Casida with 26 points, pulled away to a 75-66 victory over Argentine in a fast paced NEK league game. Casida and Richard Allen paced the attack as Ottawa built early leads and held on after Argentine tightened in the fourth.
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Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Roger Casida
NEK Loop
Ottawa
Cyclones Rout Mustangs In Rough OHS Battle At Ottawa
Ottawa advances to a 65 to 42 win over Argentine in a hard fought game. Casida leads with 16 points as Ottawa built a large lead by the third period and held on as Argentine rallied briefly late.
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Cyclones
Mustangs
Athenne
Big Peal
Bob Castaneda
Mustang
Tota
Woolf
Henry
Ottawa
Fett
Pt Price
Winegardner
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Reardon
Fredricks
Orde Non Wilson
Stronach
Luce
Bulsamante
Ainsworth
Ron Stronach
OHL
Gary Shofner
Warren Issac
Casida
Brill
Overbrook Gophers hold off Lyndon rally for 52 51 district tilt
Overbrook Gophers narrowly beat Lyndon 52 51 after leading 16 points late in the third. Jim Lee fouled out in the final period as Lyndon sparked a 25 point fourth quarter rally led by Wisehropp and others. Lyndon second team rolled 47 27 over Overbrook reserves. Next Friday Overbrook travels to Scranton.
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Overbrook Gophers
Lyndon
Gophers
Jim Lee
Lyndon Five
Nets
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Wisehropp J
Lee
Gopher
Kenny Hylton
Lynden
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Reed
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Bean
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Johnson
Burkdoll
Nichols
Lyndon Ves
Rantoul Beats Williamsburg In Franklin County League Tilt
Rantoul spurted in the third quarter and held on for a 46 to 40 victory over Williamsburg in Franklin County league play. Kim Swanson led Rantoul with 16 points, Duane Randel added 12 for Williamsburg, while Charles Schoonover top-scored for Burg with 11.
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Kas
Williamsburg
Franklin
Kim Swanson
Bulldogs
Duane Randel
Panthers
Charles Schoonover
Burg
Ken Johnson
Lyndon
Richmond
Wiinsburg
Kirkland
Randel Swanson
Sutherland
Davia
B. Poe Gress
Shaffer
Poe Bink
Heckman
Don Randel
Stilwell, Winkler
Willamsburg Pee Ney
New Bond Issue Sought to Complete Kansas City Stadium
Kansas City faces a 2 million dollar bond requirement to finish a modern 46 000 seat baseball park for the Athletics. City Manager L P Cookingham told the council that without new funds, seating tops at 31 000 and many refinements must wait. He compared the project to building a new park due to nine major structural rebuilds and added costs.
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Athletics
L. P. Cookingham
Blues
Philadelphia
Cookingham
City Bond Committee
American Association
Cubs Nip Pomona In Final Rush For Victory
Richmond rallied in the Franklin County League game to defeat Pomona 40 to 36 after a late surge. Merle Feuerborn scored 24 for the Cubs while Dick Richardson led Pomona with 10 as Pomona fouled late, allowing Richmond to pull ahead. The Pirates earlier won the preliminary B game 61 to 18 behind Leon Burgoon’s 20.
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Richmond
Pirates
Cubs
Merle Feuerborn
Cub
Dick Richardson
Leon’ Burgoon
Baldwin Tops Wellsville in Little Seven contest
Baldwin defeated visiting Wellsville 59 to 51 in a Little Seven League game. The Baldwin defense held Melvern to limited scoring as their offense pulled away late in the second quarter and remained ahead through the third.
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Baldwin Cage
Wellsville Eagles
Michigan
Buldogs
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Ted
Larry Wig
Eagle
Imaindar
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Auma
Drury Beats Tarkio in Longest Missouri College Game
In Springfield Missouri Drury and Tarkio met in a record scoring game. Officials found the first half clock ran short causing the half to be extended. Drury led 59-56 at the break and finally won 109-92 after the second half was played to standard length.
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Springfield
Drury
Janet Tarkio
Missouri College Athletic Union
Andree Praises New Substitution Rule Change
Ottawa University football coach Paul Andree comments on a fresh college rules change allowing players to reenter a quarter after leaving. He notes it eases coaching, aids specialists, and lets more players see game action after Bethel’s late rally.
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Ottawa University
Paul Andree
Mel Braves
Andree
Bethel
Ottawa
Buffs edge Olivet in close Quenemo thriller
Quenemo cagers rallied from a third quarter deficit to beat Olivet 60 58 in a tense night game. Curtiss Gray sealed the win with two interception plays and clutch free throws in the final seconds. Gene Mayden led Quenemo with 17 points while McCabe and Wright led Olivet with 16 each.
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Curtiss Gray
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McCabe
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Quarlera
Ottawa U Braves Stun Kansas Wesleyan 61 56 in Salina
Ottawa University Braves defeated Kansas Wesleyan 61 to 56 to improve to 3 and 0 in Kansas Conference. Dale Majors scored 24 and Bill Kahler 20 as Ottawa sustained late rallies, outlasting Wesleyan after a tight first half and a decisive final stretch.
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Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawans
Kansas
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Dale Majors
Bill Kahler
Pine Braves
Gary
Williamson
Roger Kaltner
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Cal Davis
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