Lane Defeats Richmond 51 32 Lions win by 19 points
Richmond's Bob Cole scored 18 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to lead the Lane Lions past Richmond 51 32. Lane held a one point after the first quarter and led by as many as 12 points late. The Richmond B team beat Lane B 42 40 in the opener.
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Lane Lions
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Lane
Lions
Provost
Burlingame
Duncan
Dale Bolen
Jim Gragg
Quenemo
Carbondale
Hase
Scranton
Olivet
Magnusson
L. Criqui
Greeley Dominates La Harpe In Big League Win
Greeley powered to a 110-25 victory over La Harpe to notch its 10th win of the season and ninth in Lucky Seven league play. Ron Lickteig scored 27, Ed Landwehr 26, and Leo Donahue 19 while La Harpe's L Smart led with 18.
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Greeley
Stewart A Bettey
Cole Oswald
Smart Ribbitett
Smith Donahue
Smoot Lickterg
Turner Katzer
Landwehr A
Nee Beet Pene
Greeley Aeons
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Williamsburg Wins Again
Jim Milliken scored 31 points as Williamsburg beat Princeton 85-80 in a Franklin County league game. Williamsburg improves to 7-1 while Princeton slips to 6-3. Ned Bethell led Williamsburg with 19, Leonard Herrill had 24 for Princeton, and Williamsburg also won the B game 34-31.
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Princeton
Jim Milliken
Williamsburg
Leonard Herrill
Gary Hull
Cletus Weiderholt
Ned Bethell
Terry Thornbrugh
Larry Anderson
Bowling Scores and Highs From Sunrise Sunrise
ROYAL T Sunrise-2 reports top scores for October 30 with Nelson 217 522, Lollar 203, Harkins 510, Howard 200, Heegman 236 598, Wolgast 219 622, Boyer 492, Morrisey 173 435, Christie 201 494, Flinabaugh 186, Fritts 501, Kitts 178, Cooper 491.
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Maracaibo
P. Christie
Nat's Guard
Flinabaugh
Fritts
Kitts
Cooper
Unforgettable Games Highlight Feller 18 Strikeouts
Bobby Feller, hailed as a pitching great, retired after the 1956 season but recalls his peak day October 2, 1938, when he struck out 18 Tigers in Cleveland. It was the first modern major league game to fan every Detroit batter, in a 4-1 Indians loss amid a doubleheader with Eisenstat.
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Bobby Feller
van Meter
Iowa
Feller
Rapid Robert
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit
Shaw Field
Cal Hubbard
Chet Laabs
Tigers
Birdie Tebbetts
Roy Cullenbine
Hank Greenberg
Babe Ruth
Greenberg
Claris Res
D. Peterson
Onewnebts
List & Clark Nonag
A. Yatensam
Benny McCoy
Bob
Hank ‘Greenberg
Tony ‘Piet
Eisenstat
Cullenbine
Greenbueg
Tebbetts
McCoy
Pete Fox
Dizzy Dean
Tebetts
Laabs
Piet
Mark Christman
Tiger
Fox
Roy Weatherly
Overbrook Into Tourney Finals
Overbook leaps to Osage County Basketball Tournament final with a 62-28 rout of Burlingame. Don Rose leads Overbrook with 27 points while Duncan adds 18. Other games: Scranton 64-54 over Oliver. Quenemo 65-53 over Carbondale.
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Burlingame
Overbrook
Scranton
Oliver
Quenemo
Carbondale
Don Rose
Cyclones Head West To Play In Tournament
Ten Ottawa high school basketball players travel to Dodge City for the Tournament of Champions opening with Sublette at 7 30 p m. The squad includes four seniors three juniors and three sophomores led by coach H K Stevens. If Ottawa wins the opener it meets the Wichita East Nickerson winner Friday at 7 30 p m.
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H. K. Stevens
Sublette
Bob Lewis
Bill Jensen
Ron Reusch
John Fredrick
Mickey Reed
Vic Shanes
Gary Prager
Harry Morton
Roy Dunn
Paul Stephens
Stevens
Cyclones
Dodge City
Western Pros Roll Over East in All Star Victory
Oscar Robertson led the West to a 153-131 NBA All Star win in Syracuse. Robertson scored 23 points with a record 14 assists as Bob Pettit Clyde Lovellette and Elgin Baylor helped fuel a 47-19 first-quarter run. Wilt Chamberlain and Bob Cousy were limited to 12 and 4 points respectively.
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N.Y
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
War Memorial Auditorium
Robertson
Bob Pettit
Clyde Lovellette
St. Louis
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Westerners
Wilt Chamberlain
Bob Cousy
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Cousy
Boston
Henke Remains Big Eight Scoring Leader
Kansas City AP Charles Henke of Missouri continues as the top scorer in the Big Eight. Wayne Hightower of Kansas narrows the gap with 57 points over two games, lifting his total to 287 and boosting his Big Eight game average to 22.7.
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Kansas City
Charles Henke
Missouri
Wayne Hightower
Kansas
Henke
Oklahoma State
Hightower
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Cardinals Sign Several Players For 1961 Additions
ST. LOUIS AP The Cardinals signed first baseman Bill White pitcher Bob Miller and outfielder Charley James as part of a 15 man list of 1961 signees White hit .283 with 16 homers 10 triples and 27 doubles for a .455 slugging percentage Miller went 4 3 with an arm trouble issue James batted .180 in 43 games mainly as a late season pinch hitter
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Bill White
Bob Miller
Charley James
White
Ken Boyer
Redbirds
Miller
James
NBA Ready To Add Two Teams
Syracuse N Y AP The National Basketball Association has expanded to 10 teams with Chicago and Pittsburgh. Podoloff will visit Pittsburgh Monday to finalize details and assess readiness. John Harris backs the Pittsburgh entry and leads the ice show and hockey club as it returns to the American League. An NBA official doubts Harris can organize and move quickly enough.
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N. Y
National Basketball Association
Chicago
Pittsburgh
NBA
Maurice Podoloff
Podoloff
John Harris
Harris
Associated Press
Braves Seek Kansas Conference Win at Baker Tonight
Ottawa University Braves travel to Baldwin to face Baker in a Kansas Conference game at 7:45 PM, aiming to build on a 4-3 league mark. Baker stands 1-6 in conference play after Saturday’s win over McPherson. Baker’s Wildcats have losses to Bethany Friends Southwestern Emporia Bethel and Kansas Wesleyan. The varsity game starts 7:45 with the B team at 6.
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Braves
Baldwin
Baker
Kansas
College of Emporia
Southwestern
Bethany
Sterling
McPherson
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
Wildcats
Friends
Blaylock Leaves K State for Emporia State Transfer
Kansas State quarterback Ron Blaylock says he will transfer to Emporia State next semester. His home is Emporia and he aims to complete his bachelor's degree in summer school. He was the Wildcats top scorer last season and second in passing behind senior John Solmos.
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Kan
Ron Blaylock
Kansas State
Emporia State
Emporia
Blaylock
K-State
John Solmos
Scores From 41814 Ottawa Bowl Report
Ottawa bowling scores show Phene CH 2-9741 tallying 154 as Wy posts 155 while 122 and 141 appear in the line, reflecting a mixed results snapshot from the 41814 session.
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