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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1960

Page

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Top College Hoops Sees A Busy Slow Week

As mid-term exams take over classrooms, national powers including Cincinnati California West Virginia Bradley and Georgia Tech pause amid a scramble for the top spot. Key games feature Bradley vs Notre Dame and Cincinnati at Duquesne with other top teams idle or limited to a single slate.

Bradley Braves Peoria Ill Cincinnati Texas A&m Southern Methodist LaSalle Syracuse Villanova West Virginia California Georgia Tech Ohio State Utah State Utah Miami Fla NCAA Associated Press Chet Walker Mike Owens Oscar Robertson Notre Dame Chicago Stadium Duquesne

Sugar Ray Puts Title On Line at Boston Garden

Sugar Ray Robinson meets Paul Pender of Brookline at the Boston Garden to challenge for the world middleweight title. NBA stripped him last summer for inactivity. he is still recognized as champ in New York and Massachusetts. Pender rides a seven fight win streak and 35-5-2 record. NBC coverage extends to radio and TV. Willie Pastrano fights Jerry Luedee on Wednesday series from Miami Beach.

Sugar Ray Robinson Boston Garden Paul Pender Brookline Mass Robinson National Boxing Assn New York Massachusetts NBA Chicago Carmen Basilio Gene Fullmer Sugar Ray Bobby Young Boston Pender Alayoff NBC

West Beats East In 10th Pro Bowl Clash

Johnny Unitas sparked the West with three first half touchdown passes and was named MVP as the West defeated the East 38 to 21 at the Los Angeles Coli­seum. Green Bay’s Hornung totaled 14 points, Lipscomb anchored the line, and Y A Title delivered seven straight completions in a key second quarter drive.

LOS Angeles Johnny Unitas Gene Big Daddy Lipscomb Paul Hornung Baltimore Unitas Green Bay Hornung Y. A San Francisco Pittsburgh Bobby Layne Norm van Brocklin Philadelphia Layne Jimmy Orr Cleveland Jimmy Brown

League Leading Braves Set for Two Home Games This Week

Ottawa University Braves, 6-1 in league play after beating Friends 72-65, eye sole possession of first by sweeping Kansas Wesleyan Tuesday and Baker Saturday. Owen and Kinder lead with 16 points. Frear says team didn’t match recent form after strong early lead. Bethany also vying for top spot with Southwestern game on Saturday. Kansas Wesleyan has won two straight after beating Bethel and McPherson.

Ottawa University Braves Friends Ottawa Dave Owen Tom Kinder Bob Moore Ottawa University Bill Frear College of Emporia Bethany Braves Kansas Kansas Wesleyan Baker Southwestern Winfield Bethel McPherson

Conference Race Remains Hectic in Kansas Circles

The Kansas Conference title picture tightens as nine teams fall to seven with three still at even records. Bethany edged College of Emporia 50-48 to share the lead with Ottawa. Kansas Wesleyan beat McPherson 82-64 behind 43 from Max Francis and Dick Edington. Bethel topped Southwestern 73-57 as Wedel scored 23. Pittsburg State coach John Lance earned his 597th win as the Gorillas beat Ft. Hays 67-62 to move atop the CIC standings ahead of a key clash with Emporia State in Hays.

Kansas Bethany College of Emporia Ottawa Max Francis Dick Edington Kansas Wesleyan McPherson Dean Wedel Bethel Southwestern Pittsburg State John Lance Gorillas Ft. Hays Emporia State Hays

Bowling Scores from Wildcat League Meet

Nall y Wah 1 leads with 171 484 series as Honn Christy 181 465 and Robertson Robertson post 172 487 and 187 470 in a field including Kunte Hughes and Ogie McVadden. Mr Kuntz notes 183 462 while Miller-Liegerat record 167 454.

Wildcat Wa'ah Walah Honn-Christy Christy Robertson-Robertson—o H. Robertson Kunte- Hughes Mr. Kuntz Ogie-McVadden Ogie Miller-Liegerat Miller

County Teams Battle for Spots Ahead of County Tournament

Franklin County League teams chase better records ahead of the county tournament set for Jan 25, 27, 28 and 30 at Wilson Field House, Ottawa University. Princeton faces Rantoul, Pomona treks to Appanoose, Williamsburg hosts Richmond, Lane plays Greeley, and Wellsville competes in the Little Seven at Gardner. Pomona upset Williamsburg 56 46 last Friday. Princeton beat Richmond 52 49. Appanoose beat Lane 90 70. Rantoul remains winless in seven league games.

Franklin County League Wilson Field House Ottawa University Princeton Rantoul Pomona Jurney Appanoose Williamsburg Richmond Lane Greeley Wellsville Gardner

Pro League May Expand

Miami Beach Florida AP The NFL may expand this year as the executive committee voted 10 2 to consider franchise applications from Dallas St Louis Miami and Minneapolis St Paul at Wednesday's annual meeting Alignment of the conferences is cited by owners as a condition for expansion and a satisfactory alignment could trigger growth The committee includes one representative from each of the 12 clubs and Acting Commissioner Austin A Gunsel commented on the process

Miami Beach Fla National Football League Dallas St. Louis Miami Minneapolis-St. Paul Austin A. Gunsel

Ottawa Bowlers Capture Third In State Bowling Tourney

Ottawa bowling team finished third in the 13th annual American Legion state tournament at Atchison with 3,127 total and 390 handicap, earning 75 dollars. The Hutchinson Larkland team won with 3,209, while Can ton placed second with 3,145. Individual winner A B Johnson of Chanute rolled 721 in singles, and B Holland of Hutchinson plus partner B Brown won doubles with 1,359. A Waymire's entry included Wilson Mack Russ Hicks A C Richson Orville Jones and Dave Heckman, but they did not place in the money.

Ottawa American Legion Atchison Gale Page John Hamerick House Ben Nicholas al Beets Cecil Wolgast Hutchinson Larkland Canton A. B. Johnson Chanute B. Holland Hutchinson B. Brown Waymire’s Wilson Mack Russ Hicks A. C. Richson Orville Jones Dave Heckman

Barber Leads At Yorba Linda Open After 54 Holes

Barber, 43, of Los Angeles, holds a three stroke edge at Yorba Linda Open with a 206 total after 54 holes. Weetman of England sits second at 209, Maxwell is third at 210, and Finsterwald Boros Goalby share 213 while Wall Casper Palmer Souchak Wininger Lema and Burke chase in the 215s.

Yorba Linda Calif Jerry Barber Los Angeles Harry Weetman England Weetman Billy Maxwell Odessa Tex Don Finsterwald Julius Boros Bob Goalby Art Wall Jr Billy Casper Arnold Palmer Jack Burke Jr

Mickey Wright Wins Sea Island Open in Narrow Victory

Mickey Wright of San Diego wins the Sea Island Ladies Open at Sea Island Georgia by two strokes over Kathy Cornelius. Wright shoots 70 in final round to finish 219 in the 54 hole event, earning 997.50 dollars while Cornelius takes 769.50 for second.

Sea Island, Ga Longhitting Mickey Wright San Diego Calif Sea Island Kathy Cornelius Miss Wright Cornelius

Kansas State Holds Top Spot In Big Eight Race

Kansas State fires up the court as Tex Winter sees early pace, recording a 76-68 win over Oklahoma to stay a game ahead in the Big Eight. Ced Price returns at 6-6 and Wally Frank trims weight as Wayne Hightower reaches 300 points this season in KU’s 79-63 victory over Missouri. Iowa State and Colorado also win, keeping the conference title chase tight.

Ohio State Purdue Utah Brigham Young Utah State Montana Georgia Tech Auburn Tennessee Miami Fla Houston Illinois Minnesota Wake Forest Kansas State Iowa State Missouri Oklahoma Oklahoma State Kansas North Carolina State Maryland Baylor Texas S. Wildcats Tex Winter Wildcats Town State Manhattan K-State Tulsa Wayne Hightower Jayhawks Colorado Nebraska Boulder Ames Iowa

Bradley Tops Missouri Valley With Big Win Over Cincinnati

Bradley Braves stay atop the Missouri Valley after a 91-90 victory over Cincinnati in Peoria. They own a 5-1 league mark and a 31st straight home win as Oscar Robertson pursues the NCAA career scoring record with 46 points in the prior game.

Missouri Valley Conference Chuck Osborn Bradley Braves Cincinnati Bearcats Peoria Braves Bradley Notre Dame Chicago Dequesne Pittsburgh Houston Miami Fla Tulsa Missouri Oscar Robertson Frank Selvy Furman Big “O Gus Guydon Drake St. Louis

Tulsa Upsets Wichita 68-64 for First League Win

Des Moines moves to fourth place as Tulsa defeats Wichita 68-64 in Tulsa amid 53 fouls, 27 on Wichita. Ted Luckenbill, 6-6, returns after wrist fracture and scores 19 as Tulsa holds 80-79 over Oklahoma City University with Jed Houston keying the victory.

Des Moines Tulsa Wichita Ted Luckenbill Jed Houston Oklahoma City University Luckenbill

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