Turner Bears Visit Ottawa In ERL Showdown Weekend
The Ottawa Cyclones host Turner Bears in a two game weekend as Turner aims to prove its 3-4 mark and top scorer Jim Tinsley leads the Bears with 168 points and a 24.0 average. Ottawa counters with Ronnie Mendell at 22.9 and Eddie Davidson at 13.4, while Ward Cyclones and other EKL rivals loom.
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Tourney Tonight Opens Franklin County League at Ottawa University
The Franklin County League tournament begins tonight at Ottawa University with B teams only. Williamsburg vs Pomona at 7 and Lane against Princeton at 8:30. High school students enter free. adult tickets are 75 cents. A team games start Friday. finals for A and B are Saturday night.
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Wednesday Night Ladies Bowling Scores Recap
Weds scores show high games and series from Dengel 214 500 at Wills Cafe 4. Stankard 158 and McDaniel 392 at Bell er Studio 0. Harrell 144 379 at Southwest Bellel 3. Keller 161 and Wolgast 436 at Bonnie Shoe Box L. Carlson 193 514 at Peoples National Bank 0. Gilborn 190 and Wolgast 527 at Grogan Service 4. Meador 194 and Hickman 493 at Moore’s Chevrolet 3. Liegerot 180 453 at Kansas State Bank 2. Servatius 160 and Gorton 419 at First National Bank 2.
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Grogan Service
Gilborn
Moore's Chevrolet
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Liegerot
First National Bank
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Gorton
Runner Predicts Olympic Winners
New York report quotes Paavo Nurmi predicting Anzac runners will excel in Tokyo 1964 events and that Russia may not dominate distance running. Nurmi cites physique, training, and living conditions as factors, naming Jazy and Beatty as threats in various events while noting Ron Clarke as a standout new distance star.
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Dick Green Gets Chance to Fill A's Second Base
A’s 22 year old Dick Green, recalled after Jerry Lumpe’s trade, is the leading candidate to take over second base. Green batted .270 in 37 PAs with Oakland after a .234 with 15 home runs and 65 RBIs for Portland. Coach Eddie Lopat expects a strong start, while George Williams could win the job if Green stumbles.
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Cincinnati Falters After Years On Top
The Bearcats end a six year MVC run as Bradley defeats Cincinnati 87-77 on the home floor. Joe Strander leads Bradley with 33 points and Severn Tart adds 24 while Ron Bonham scores 25 for Cincinnati who miss their final seven shots. Davidson remains unbeaten with a 52 49 win over Richmond as Hardin Simmons upsets Oklahoma City 87 74 behind Nate Mudkins 26 points.
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NBA Scoreboard and Baseball Note Highlights
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results with Boston beating Baltimore 113 108 San Francisco 89 Detroit 79 and Los Angeles 111 over St Louis 109 Future games include New York at Detroit Cincinnati matchups and Los Angeles at Cincinnati Detroit vs New York at Boston and Los Angeles at Boston San Francisco at Philadelphia Also Ken Boyer of the St Louis Cardinals led NL third basemen with 34 errors last season.
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Finley’s radical baseball bids rattle AL owners in 1960s
New York AP profile of Charles O. Finley, 45, Kansas City Athletics owner, detailing his green and gold uniforms, plans to move the franchise, and his rise from Alabama farm life to millionaire insurer. The piece notes his persistent pushes, past bids for other clubs, and the clash with traditional baseball governance.
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Warriors Win With Low Score In Tight NBA Night
San Francisco edged Detroit 89-79 in the season’s lowest scoring game. Wilt Chamberlain led SF with 32, Bailey Howell had 21 for Detroit as neither team built a big early lead. In other games, Los Angeles beat St Louis 111-109 and Boston defeated Baltimore 113-108 with ten players in double figures.
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Baylor
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Cliff Hagan
Jerry West
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Rod Thorn
Terry Dischinger
Denial Expected For Finley Plan
New York AP reports American League owners were set to deny Charles O Finley permission to move the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville and to impose a stiff fine for signing a Kentucky contract without league approval. A renegotiated lease with Kansas City officials and an arbitration committee were also to be ordered.</s>
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AP Poll Moves Hofstra, Kentucky Wesleyan Up In Small College Basketball
The Associated Press small college poll shows Hofstra rising from ninth to fifth after wins over Upsala and Albright to reach 11 1. Kentucky Wesleyan jumps into seventh after a strong showing in a 72 63 loss to Louisville. Evansville leads by 22 points over Grambling as Southeast Missouri climbs to sixth. Wittenberg and Wash. Univ. hold steady, with Western Carolina, Fresno State and Pan American also in the top ten.
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