Dodgers to Play at Coliseum in 1959 Season
Los Angeles Dodgers win long struggle to secure Coliseum use in 1959 1960 seasons. Pact calls for $200000 yearly rent with concession profits to Dodgers after offset, nine games at 10 percent rent, and lower 5 percent rate for football tenants UCLA USC and Rams. Coliseum crowds may approach record totals as opening game draws near.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Pauline
Welter O'Malley
Coliseum
Dodgers
University of Southern California
UCLA
Los Angeles Rams
Spring Hill
Wellsville
Ward
Hawk
Peer
Earl Cobb
Cyclones Beat Leavenworth To Move Up In NEK Standings
Ottawa Cyclones edged Leavenworth 47 to 42 to climb to second place in the Northeast Kansas League. Bud Gollier led with 21 points aided by Leiten and strong defense, while Leavenworth’s Leich and Wilson battled hard before fouling out late. Ottawa, now 3 8 on the season, closes with three games at Manhattan High.
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Leavenworth
Dawa High School Cyclones
Jack
Warren Lietch
Lawrence Lions
Atchican
VCU
Ottawa
Atchison
Bud Gollier
Pioneers
Golller
Bill Hysom
Hysom
Lelich
Leithh
Gordon Wilson
Leitch
Wilson
Bob Allen
Highland Park
Atchinson
Manhattan High
Manhattan
Topeka
Johnson Wins Over Whitehurst in Narrow Heavyweight Bout
In Syracuse, 1 light heavyweight Harold Johnson, 11-year pro, won unanimously against Bert Whitehurst of Baltimore despite giving away 20 pounds. Whitehurst fought from a crouch, Johnson expressed interest in Mike DeJohn, while judges and AP credited Johnson with decisive margins.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Harold Johnson
Bert Whitehurst
Baltimore
Whitehurst
Johnson
Mike DeJohn
Richard Albino
Joe Palmer
Associated Press
Wininger and Rosburg Lead Tijuana Open Round One
Wininger Odessa Texas and Rosburg Napa California opened the Tijuana Open with a two stroke lead after the first round of the $15,000 event at Tijuana Country Club. Bayer Dallas led the challengers with 67 while Hawkins El Paso Leonard of Canada and Barber Los Angeles posted 63 to stay in contention. The field of 153 will be cut to the low 90 after tonight’s play.
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Bob Rosburg
Wininger
Odessa
Tex
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Calif
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Bayer
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el Paso
Canada
Sian Leonard
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
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Columbia
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Cornell
Georgetown
LaSalle
UCLA
California
Southern Cal
Stanford
Idaho
Washington State
President Sukarno To Visit With Tito
Belgrade Yugoslavia President Sukarno of Indonesia arrived today for talks with President Tito Tito seeking support for his proposed summit of large and small nations, aiming to win Sukarno's backing for Yugoslavia's policy of independence between East and West.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Sukarno
Indonesia
Tito
Washburn Rural Triumph Over Seaman In Tournament
Washburn Rural defeated Seaman 68 to 35 in the Hich Schrat Washburn Rural Tournament with a 46 to 28 lead at halftime. Other scores include Manhattan 60 over Fimporin 42 and Burlington 47 to Cherryvate 24. Highland Park 4 Ottawa 47 and Leavenworth 42 Turner S08.
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Washburn
Seaman
Holton
Washburn Rural
Tola
Manhattan
Fimporin
Burlington
Cherryvate
Olathe
Rosedale
Topeka
Highland Park
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Turner
Panky
Baldwin
Gardiner
Lawrence
Atenisan
Bowling Scores in Womens Hoiday Night League
Readable scores show multiple high games across teams including Prout's Trwctry and Bargain Store. Notable figures include Cochrane with 38 dollars and 187, Patton with 30 and 16, Keim with 44, and Gavidon with 14 and 453 in a mixed set of entries reflecting weekly standings.
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Vatrmont
Harber
Bartern—t
Tineh
Jackson
Int
Cochrane
Prout
Wes Corey
Vin Netmoryo
North
Hinteto van Loanon
Jorknge Cloanera
Patton
Keim
Slofor-Mulcahey Bilek
Rat Nat'l Banka
Birker
Appanoose Clouts Lane in Lopsided 74 to 33 Victory
Appanoose High School routs Lane 74 33 as Ronnie Fowler scores 26 points and Jim Detwiler adds 15. Lane’s Steve Wheeler leads with 12 points while only one other Lane player reaches double figures.
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Appanoose High School
Ronnie Fowler
Appanoose
Jim Detwiler
Jim Wiscombe
Steve Wheeler
Anand Lane
Wy Fowler
Wheeler
Detwiter
Reeves
Barnhart
Wiscombe
Johnson
Major College Cage Teams In Action Tonight
College basketball action heats up with SEC leaders Kentucky and Tennessee facing off as both remain unbeaten in league play. St Louis hosts Cincinnati while Oscar Robertson stars for the Bearcats. Other top teams and results from the era fill the night’s slate across conferences.
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iTennessee
Associated Press
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri Valley
St. Louis
Billikens
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Bills
Bradley
Bearcats
Oscar
Drake
West Virgginia
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
North Carolina
Church League Schedule Set for Ottawa Recreation Commission
The Ottawa Recreation Commission church league releases an eight game Monday night schedule. Senior division games occur in the junior high gym at 6:30 p.m. Wesleyan Methodist plays Trinity Methodist at 6:30, Sacred Heart vs First Methodist at 7:15, First Baptist vs Bethany Chapel at 5, and Nazarenes vs Faith Bible at 8:45. Junior division games in the senior high gym begin 6:30 p.m. with United Presbyterian vs Faith Bible, 7:15 First Methodist No 2 vs Wesleyan Methodist, 8 Sacred Heart vs First Baptists, and 8:45 Trinity Methodist vs North Baptist.
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Wesleyan Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Sacred Heart
First Methodist
First Baptist
Bethany Chapel
Nazarene
Faith Bible
United Presbyterian
Overbrook and Oliver Reach Osage County Final
The Osage County tourney saw Overbrook and Oliver advance to the finals in the A team bracket last night. The Overbrook B squad edged Burlingame to enter the main final, with the B division final Lyndon versus Overbrook set for 8. Melvern meets Lyndon for the A team consolation at 6:49. Davis brothers Glen and Margene combined for 38 points to pace Oliver to a 44-43 upset victory.
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Overbrook
Osage
Burlingame
Lyndon
Melvern
Davis Brothers
Glen
Margene
Easy Victory For Richmond Over Franklin County League Opponent
Richmond led early and rolled to a 49-29 win in a Franklin County League game. The D came up big as Richmond built a 26-17 halftime margin and stayed in control in the second half.
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Richmond
Rindon
Second Round In Bowling Tourney Over Weekend
The Kansas State American Legion Bowling Tournament resumes with a 11 p.m. start at Royal Lanes. Doubles play spans two sessions with Abilene and Great Bend teams in the 4 30 group and Ogden Shawnee Hutchinson and McPherson in the 6 p.m. group. Leaders include Richardson Service Team from Atchison on Wolfe.
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Abilene
Great Bend
Claire Leavenworth
McPherson
Chapman
Russell
Hutchinson
Ogden
Shawnee
Hoisington and
Williamsburg beats Pomona 65 to 53 in Franklin League clash
Williamsburg pulled away late to defeat Pomona 65 53 in a Franklin County League game. Don Miskimon led Williamsburg with 33 points while Roger Bush added 12. for Pomona Gary Lindsey and Larry Jones had 16 and 15 respectively. A buzzer-beater provided Williamsburg a 37 35 win for the B team.
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Williamsburg
Pomonas
Woose
Don Miskimon
Burg
Roger Bush
Gary Lindsey
Larry Jones
McCurdy
Fomona
Williamabure
Wilton
Miskimon
Williston
Campbell
Tesar
Buah
Lindsey
Thornvrugh
Flager
Sowers i
Dexter
Witlamabure Og
Sunday Singles and Doubles Event Schedule
A full day of singles and doubles is planned with first matches at 9 a.m. and final starts by 8 p.m. Readings show 53 cowsles and 34 singles events on the slate. Foresman of Paola leads in singers with 634 ti points. Shanke and Mathia of Lawrence lead doubles with 1223. Lea Takers of Ottawa tops all events with 1906.
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Paola
C. Shanke
Land
Mathia
Lawrence
Lea Takers
Ottawa
Lodge Aboard Disabled Plane Faces Gear Trouble
Henry Cabot Lodge, U N ambassador, was aboard an Eastern Airlines plane that struggled with landing gear after takeoff from National Airport. The craft circled for two hours before a safe landing with 89 passengers onboard en route to Louisville and St. Louis. Lodge headed to University of Kentucky.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
National Airport
Eastern Airlines
Louisville
St. Louis
Lodge
University of Kentucky
Eastern
Washingon
Ottawa Bowl League Schedule and Contact Details
Ottawa Bowl at 41814 N Main lists two leagues at 6 30 and 9 00 as options. Contact Abe at phone 1083 for entry or inquiries.
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