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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1957

Page

6

Quakers Hold Off Late Rally By Ottawa Braves

Friends beat Ottawa University Braves 69 to 43 in a hard fought game at Windnde University. Laswell led Friends with 28 points while McGhee scored 22 for Ottawa. The Quakers used a late surge to build a 63 to 53 margin before finishing strong, holding the Braves to weak shooting in the final minutes.

Windnde University Quakers Ottawa Field House Friends Ottawa University Braves Laswell Kansas Bill Yandell Braves Roger Keltner Bill Frear Nets Sherm Price Bob McGhee Price McGhee Don Laswell McChee Larry Peckham Inter Cps Scors

Whirlwinds Sink Emporia Junior High in Ottawa Victory

Ottawa Whirlwinds defeated Emporia Junior High 57 to 48 as Dennis Smith led with 21 points on 10 field goals and 1 foul shot. Tom Morrisey and Jack Smith added 12 points each, while Emporia’s Yeager led with 16. Ottawa built a strong lead early, held off a late press, and dominated through three quarters in yesterday’s game.

Ottawa Junio High School Whirlwinds Emporia Ottawa Morrisey Smith Boys Corlis Allen Glenn Fred Gollier Lewis Dtawa Ace Resch Cater Glenn i Troyer vRy Morrisey Yager J. Smith Partlow Goltier Officinia Qaburn Gener Nik A Jensen Wather I Harvey Petty Leonard I Lewis Hendrkson Fredericks Helstrom Reed Helcomb

Congressmen Play To 106 Point Tie In Exhibition

In College Park a mixed Republican and Democratic congressmen basketball game ended in a 106 106 tie after a rough 10 minute rally on the Maryland Georgetown court. Rep Edward Miller led scoring for the Capitol Hill League with three points, while Rep Bill Ayers added two more foul shots and Rep Dick Wankford tied the game in the final seconds.

College Park Nlusion Edward Manay Aveaway John J. Dingell Michigan Dick ‘ Wankford Maryland Jack Westland Washington Miller

Bowling Scores A008TER League Standings and Highs

The list shows team scores and high games across multiple firms including Fatewi Hight Yroutman Furniture Barbere Rogers Durbin McCracken Electric Royal Cafe Phillips BEP and Independents. Notable highs include 569 by Buster and 540 by Wichman with various 200s and mid 180s across entries.

Piett LeManter Boeta Pontiac-Cadillae Buster Yroutman Furniture Smith the Barbere Lewis Rogers Durbin Wichman McCracken Sob Royal Cafe Hartshorn Phillips Bep Maley Lichtenberger

Tarheels face tough foe in Maguire era basketball

North Carolina State holds as top unrated power while Kansas and Iowa State loom. Maguire, a veteran coach from St Johns, leads North Carolina with star Lenny Rosenbluth. The coming KU Iowa State rubber and the third meeting with Iowa State test the national standing.

Kansas University Iowa State North Carolina State North Carolina Tarheels Frank Maguire Maguire St. Johns University New York Southland Dick Maguire al Maguire Zeke Zawajie Tarheels Lenny Rosenbluth Brooklyn North Carolina Will’ Chamberlain Kansas U Oither Iowa Chamberlain Gary Thomson

Chamberlain Still Leads Scoring Race

New York report shows Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas leading NCAA scoring race through Jan 15 with 30.6 ppg, while Columbia’s Chet Forte stands 2nd at 29.3 ppg. Forte surged to 36 ppg in three starts, Chamberlain limited to 23 ppg in that span. Morehead State tops team offense at 68.1 ppg, with West Virginia next at 87.5. Other leaders noted: rebounds Chamberlain 26.0 rpg, Oklahoma A&M free throws 76.2%.

New York Kansas Wilt Chamberlain Columbia Chet Forte Mutt Jeff NCAA Service Bureau Jayhawk Forte Chamberlain Rutgers Chamberisin Town State Morehead Ky) State Ohio University West Virginia Secon California Harvard San Francisco Oklahoma Aggies

Louisville Faces Mask Grabbing Crackdown Amid Streaks

The NCAA rules committee targets mask grabbing as Louisville extends a 10 game win streak in college basketball. Jurisdiction over fouls and altered plays remains a point of discussion as Louisville rises in early season ratings while KU and NC State drop from perfect records.

Two Kentucky Teams In National Spotlight Clash

Louisville thumped Eastern Kentucky 104 67 to extend its win streak and sit at 10 2 while climbing in the national rankings. Bill Darragh led Louisville with 28 points as Kentucky and Louisville vie for the region’s top team honors. Other top 20 action included Washington State and Oklahoma A M wins as noted.

Kentucky Kentucky “Wildcats Louisville Cardinals Seattle Portland State Oklahoma A&m Oklahoma Maryland Georgetown Clemson Furman Syracuse Penn State Villanova Penn Bill Darragh Aggies Sooner Joe King Joe Crutchfield Joe A&m A&m

Baker To Meet Bethany Swedes In Lindsborg Clash

Baker University Wildcats travel to Lindsborg to face league leading Bethany Swedes. Bethany unbeaten after two starts. Baker sits 8 6 on the season. Last season Baker split with Bethany in ECAC tourney and conference play. Bethany hoped to claim Kansas Conference crown from Bethel. Baker edged Friends 74 72 Friday but had semester finals postponing next game to March 2 at College of Emporia.

McPherson Friends Bethel Baker Baldwin Quakers Bubzer College of Emporia Emporia

Woodard Names His Assistants at Wichita

University of Wichita head football coach Chalmer E Woodard announced three assistant coaches chosen last night Don Fambrough Bernie Taylor and Dick Tomlinson The recommendations go to Dr Harry F Corbin for submission to the regents Fambrough and Tomlinson were KU star guards Taylor a four year football and three year track letterman at Emporia State Woodard will fill the freshman and baseball coach post later confirming by the municipal school regents

Wichita University of Wichita Chalmer E Woody) Woodard Municpal ‘School Woodard Don ‘Fambrough Fast Texas State College Commerce Tex Bernie Taylor Wichita East Kansas Colby Dodge ‘City East Dick Tomlinson Pete Tillman The University Harry F. Corbin Wichita A Fambrough Tomlinson University of Kansas Taylor Emporia State College

Bowling Bits From Monday To Thursday Night Leagues

Bowling standings and high scores from Monday through Thursday leagues. Mary La Burgoon led Lee's Cafe with 192, Mary Lu's 495, while Elk’s Nichols posted 178 and other notable marks included 197 by Helen Carey for KOFC and Ellen Hickman 526 for Arnold. Splits and team highs noted across Lee's, Anchor Saving's, Bond's, Necchi, and KOFC clubs.

Mary la Burgoon Lee's Cafe Dorothy Nichols The Elk’s Mary Lu Dorth Lee's Helen Wenthe Pat White Helen Carey KOFC Ellen Hickman Leola Meador Lavina Camp Arnold Eunice Strickland Bond's Leona Caudle Necchi Bond Dorothy Baker Margaret Weidner

Jud Larsen Signs For Indianapolis 500 Dream

Kansas City racer Jud Larsen has signed to drive in the Memorial Day Classic at Indianapolis. He will pilot the Zink Special, an $80 horsepower speedcar owned by Joba Zink of Tulsa. Pat Flaherty, who drove the Zink to victory last year, is not expected to participate after a severe summer accident.

Kansas City Jud Larson Indianapolis Arson Joba, Zink Tulsa Pat Flaherty Flaherty

Rockhurst Tops Ravens to End St Benedicts Streak

Rockhurst College defeated St Benedicts 72 to 61 ending an 11 game Ravens win streak. Huell, Tucker and Don Klein led Rockhurst with 18 points each while Leroy Roberts scored 24 for St Benedicts. Rockhurst improves to 12-5 and St Benedicts to 12-2.

Atchison Rockhurst College St. Benedict's Ravens Rockhurst Huell, Tucker Don Klein St. Benedict Leroy Roberts

Local Bowling League Results and Standings Highlight Runners

Readout covers weekly bowling scores and high game marks across teams Libwin Mack's Bleo Royalt l lanes. Notable performances include Ellen Hickman 213 top game, Eunice Strickland 33,771 pins, Mary La Burgoon rare 208-546 highs, and Mary Lin leading as league president with top averages.

Helen Wenthe Virginia Holtman Pat Wie Pate Oa iLibwit Ted Surance Dochoe Doris Winta Dorissota Mack Litwin Reuire Haley Grace Wilson Battere Brow Odd Sle Mudrick Pat White Sprite Maxine Steven Ira Edna Whitacre Are & Vik Grace Wilson Arno! Fe Ellen Hickman Aes Eunice Strickland Mann Royaltalpins T-Lanes Roxlé Vogler Miller Construction Myra’ Smay E.S Myra Roxie Miller Mary la Burgoon Mary Lin Lee Todd

Forte’s ineligibility shapes Columbia football outlook

At Columbia, Forte’s ineligibility last season left a weakened offense. Students reserve judgment as the team hopes he meets Scholastic standards to return this year.

Columbia Forte

Saddler May Have Title Returned

Milwaukee report notes Sandy Saddler may regain the featherweight title after the NBA reconsidered stripping him for failing to sign for a defense. He cites injuries from incidents last July that halted a defense against Flash Elorde.

Saddler Milwaukee Sandy Saddler National Boxing Assn NBA Doller Sandy Senda Flash Elorde Pan Pines

Football rules update at Michigan meeting ends three day session

Committee chaired by H Q Fritz Crisler imposes a five yard penalty for protective face mask grabbing and limits substitutions. Aimed to tighten sideline control and regulate tilting of the ball, officials will enforce a two foot marked sideline area and a five yard penalty for violations.

H. Q. Fritz Crisler Athltic University of Michigan Crisler Chet Forte Columbia Chamberlain

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