Ottawa Wins Two From Emporia
Ottawa earns wins in two grade level games beating Emporia 50-45 in overtime after Hal Morton clutch free throws tied the game at 43-43 with 14 seconds left. Roy Dunn and Rick Winchester led Ottawa scoring with 15 and 12 points respectively while Doug Schultz added 12 for the seventh eighth grade squad which topped Emporia 34-22. Ottawa opened strong with a 10-3 first quarter lead and held a 28-15 advantage at halftime.
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Emporia
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Rick Winchester
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Dramake Davis
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Predicts Future Of Super Humans
Los Angeles: Dr. E. Vincent Askey, president-elect of the American Medical Association, said at a news conference that a race of long lived super humans could emerge. He foresaw 125 year lifespans and 90 year olds having babies, and within 225 years medical science may neutralize harmful hereditary traits by cell chemistry control.
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Los Angeles
The
American Medical Assn
E. Vincent Askey
Hurricanes Of Miami Have Fine Record
Miami Hurricanes win 70 65 in overtime over Florida. Dick Hickox 5-8 from Fort Wayne scored five points in OT. Julie Cohen from Brooklyn and Hickox drive Miami’s season form. Also see Utah 112 81 over New Mexico and Clemson 87 85 over Furman in Thursday action. Florida State beat Tampa 72 67.
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Florida
Indiana
Dick Hickox
Fort Wayne
Brooklyn
Julie Cohen
Hickox
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New Mexico
Eastern Kentucky
Middle Tennessee
Clemson
Furman
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Denver
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Morehead
Ohio Valley
Florida State
Tampa
Bowling Scores and Highs From AMF and Thursday Leagues
Readouts list high scores and totals by player and team across AMF LEAGUE Climax-4 Local 0-1, Pepi-Cola-3, Jerry-2, and Thursday Night Late League Ottawa Cleaners-4. Notable marks include D Heckman 210, J Hollon 193-527, L Wichman 660, Haughn totals 472 and 447, and Tyson 205-575.
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Herald
Brown
J. Morrow
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Jerry
Jones
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C. Fritts
B. Nelson
Hitch Boy
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Ottawa Cleaners
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J. Haughn
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Dennis
Pohl
Mack
Tyson
Cheney
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Quenemo
Haughn
Yorba Linda Open Plagued by Rainout in Opening Round
In Yorba Linda California sponsors of the inaugural Yorba Linda Open faced a washout as heavy rain drenched the first day. The event at Yorba Linda Country Club with a 7 000 yard course and a 72 par layout saw all scores collapse, forcing postponement of the opening round.
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Yorba Linda
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Yorba Linda Country Club
Spire slips during hoist damages Boise church tower
A 66-foot spire toppled to the ground while being hoisted onto a church tower in Boise Idaho. The fall damaged a corner of the under construction building but caused no injuries.
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Boise
Ida
Scientist Held In Slaying Of Teacher
Dr. George H. Mickey a renowned LSU genetics dean is jailed in Baton Rouge on murder charges in the death of biology teacher Dr. Margaret Rosamond McMillan. The 39-year-old New Orleans LSU branch teacher was found beaten on a cow path near the Mississippi River. Police say a grand jury may convene to weigh the case. McMillan’s funeral was held in Evanston Illinois.
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George H. Mickey
Baton Rouge
Margaret Rosamond McMillan
Mickey
Louisiana State University Graduate School
McMillan
Mississippi River
LSU
New Orleans
Atty
J. St. Clair Favrot
Louisiana
Favrot
Dr. McMillan
Miss McMillan
Claude
Texas Panhandle
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Oklahoma University
University of Texas
Gunman terrorizes Perth coast as detectives rush to Lancelin Island
In Australia, detectives rush to Lancelin Island, 90 miles north of Perth, to trap a gunman who has terrorized a resort area for over a week. He has killed one man and fired on two priests, prompting residents to arm themselves.
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Perth
Australia
Lancelin Island
Kennedy Defends Withdrawal From Church Meeting
Senator John F. Kennedy explains he pulled out of a 1950 interfaith meeting invitation because he would have spoken for the Roman Catholic faith and lacked credentials for that role. He said a clergyman advised him to withdraw to avoid misrepresentation.
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Christian Herald
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Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Cardinal Dougherty
Poling
Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
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