Braves Triumph Over Baker Wildcats 53-50
Ottawa University Braves edged Baker University 53 to 50 in a tight defensive battle. Dale Majors scored 24 points and Gary Williamson added 17 as Ottawa moved to 7-0 in conference play, despite early foul trouble for Williamson and Kahler.
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Baldwin
Baker University Wildcats
Dale Majors
Gary Williamson
Ottawa
Braves
Malm
Wildcats
Williamson
Dutt
Stan Johnson
Don Kukuk
Baker University
Louis Coppoe
Schwartz
Bad Hodges
Max Covey
Baker
Pty
Aker
Gymmom
Selarte Bol
Lehman
Kenyon
Eno
Heelic
Gore
Ollawans
Ma Feant Erfey
Nok
Connie Braun
Altors
Wilkinson
Davee
Cal Davis
Tare Noon
Alo
Braun
Bowman
Jurenka
Armatrong
Ren UO Hodges
Illiams
Hon Jurenka
Ma Seore
Oe Seales
Kane
Wayne Dutt
Majors
Davis
Hair growth promise from famed trichologist demo Ottawa
In an exclusive interview Rogers Hair and Scalp Specialists head J Wayne Green declares baldness unnecessary and offers a home treatment method. A.E. Wees will conduct private interviews Friday January 21 at Ottawa Kansas North America Hotel from 12 noon to 9 pm with no cost and no appointment required.
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Stevan Ruiaht
Wichita
J. Wayne Green
Rogers, Inc
Green
Rogers
Roger
Ottawa
Kansas
North Ameria
A. E. Weees
Uften
Wiebtow
United States
Canada
America
A. KE. DeWees
North American
Wellsville Eagles Rout Edgerton In Nonleague Clash
Wellsville trounced Edgerton 72 to 42 as Larry Wiggins scored 37 points on 17 field goals and 3 free throws. Brechelsen led Edgerton with 30 of the team’s 42. Wellsville led 21-10 after one period and pulled away each quarter. The Eagles host Eu dora Friday in Little Seven play.
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Edgerton
Wellsville
Eagle
Larry Wiggins
Brechelsen
Eagles
Eudora
Weltsyitle
Ptight
Chanay
Brooksher Oor
Wright
Meeder
Wiggins
Brachelsen
Vickora
Harrallson
Cook
Glamm T
Merrifield
Croan
Farrell
Pritchard
Yukle
Thompson
Wagerton
Bowling Bits From Ottawa Herald Sports Page
Ottawa Herald sports notes cover weekly bowling splits and high scores. Highlights include high game 208 by a bowler, Barbara Russell and Mary Smith posting notable marks, Anchor Savings team leading with 837 for three games, and Bonnie Mendell joining the weekly lineup. A line mentions insurance claims after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire.
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Iturn
C. Killion
Jerry Waldo
Lavina Campbell
Marilyn Ndanpa
Kanatss Farmer
Barbara Russell
Maxine Soars
Ringworth
Mae Ransom
Jauees
Carolee Hougland
Gilmore
W—Hottman
Mary Smith
Minti
Scit
Ruth Christy
Atnaworth
Bonnie Mendell
Shinn
Haley
Mae Larkin
Brown Hardware
Carolee Houghland
Shinu
Haley Will
Tire
San Francisco
Bowling Scores in Duntrial League Report
Bowling league scores listed for Glen Service Bennett's Warner's Cox Lifian Rybolt and others with high marks 211 574 177 481 214 538 468 438. Accidents killed more than 90000 people in the United States in 1954. Herald Want Ads read them.
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Duntrial League
Glen Service
Andrews
Bennett's
T. Kramer
Warner's
Cox
Battge
Teaplein Bank
Liehhtenberger
Weineke
Wiarins
Prather
Lifian
McBride
Rybolt
United States
Two Coaches Cant Decide On Houston Job
Houston football pursuit threads two candidates. Jack Curtice of Utah expressed a hard decision on being UH’s top coach. Bill Meek of Kansas State weighed the offer, noting the financial gain but saying he would think over a day or so. UH athletic director Harry Fouke withheld the identity of the sole offer.
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Houston
Jack Curtice
University of Utah
University of Houston
Houston Post
Curtice
Bill Meek
Kansas State
Clyde Lee
Meek
Harry Fouke
Fouke
Athletic Council
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press Roundup
The brief lists numerous high school basketball scores across districts including Argentine, Ward, Lyndon, Williamsburg, Leba, Gridley, Wellagilie, Edgedon, Colony, Westphalia, Paola, Olathe, Blue Mound, Kincaid, Gaenert, Yates Center, Quenemo, Michigan Valley, Richmond, Rantoul, Apjinoose, Lomonn, Lane, and Princeton. It then notes the Niloites as the tallest people near the Nile headwaters per the National Geographic Society, and a remark that very small mammals cannot survive an arctic winter.
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Argentine
Ward
Lyndon
Williamsburg
Leba
Gridley
Wellagilie
Edgedon
Colony
Westphalia
Paola
Olathe
Blue Mound
Kincaid
Gaenert
Yates Center
Quenemo
Michigan Valley
Richmond
Rantoul
Apjinoose
Lomonn
Lane
Princeton
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Trip ‘Cats
Ottawa University Braves
Bill Kahler
Kahler
Baker, Braun and Malm
McPherson College
Wilson Field House
Eagles Rap
Ottawa Herald
Sports
Marge ‘Andrews
New Genea
Herald
Alholm
Imp. Co
Walt Skeels
The
Associated Press
National Geographic Society
McPherson
Ottawa University
Anchor Savings and Loan Assn
Briscoe Drug Store
Bond's Royal Cleaners
Bennett Creamery CO
Budge’s Hardware
Bert Ross
Cement Brick Products CO
Crown Drug Store
Casida Super Service
Crites Body Shop
Durbin Plumbing CO
Edmiston
First National Bank
Joel Cutting
Kansas State Bank
Kansas Loan Agency
Mack Electric
Mann-Bell Drug Store
Mike Mulcahey
Buick CO
Minnick Motor CO
Malott Hardware
Mock Motors
Newsfield's Jewelry
Ottawa Steel
Ottawa Building and Loan Assn
Ottawa Chamber OF Commerce
Ottawa Herald Price Motor CO
Peoples National Bank
Peffly Motor CO
Pence Food Center
Richardson Shoe Store
Star Grain and Lumber CO
SEARS
State Bank OF Ottawa
Saffron Glass CO
Safeway Grocery
Terrill
Western Auto Associate Store
Wiggins Electric CO
Zero Food Mart
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