Ottawa High School Cyclones cruise past Highland Park, lead NEA
Ottawa High School Cyclones remained undefeated in league play with a 47 to 86 win over Highland Park. Donnie Morris led Ottawa with 26 points while Virgil J. Brady paced Highland Park with 13 and sparked the game with a foul on Morris that fueled a late rally.
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Musial May Be Highest Paid Cardinal In NL
ST LOUIS. Will aging Stan Musial become the National League's highest paid player if he quits the game Negotiations have begun on the 1957 salary of the St Louis Cardinal first baseman outfielder reportedly 80000 annually since 1951 Frank Lane Cardinal general manager spoke yesterday Musial indicated there are no big differences but they do not see eye to eye on everything He is one of 12 unsigned Cardinals University of North Dakota senior hockey co captain Bill Reichart of Winnipeg also stars in handball and squash
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Stan Musial
Frank Lane
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Cardinals
Garnett Edges Yates Center for First Tri-Valley Win
Garnett defeated Yates Center 44 to 39 for its first Tri-Valley victory in two years. Dean Powell 12 points and Jim Thomasson 10 led Garnett, while Nittler and Taylor had 18 and 12 for Yates Center. Garnett’s Gene McCain scored 20 to pace the Garnett B squad to a 47 to 39 win over Yates Center reserves. Pat Burke of St. Louis bowled a 299 game followed by a 300, with a 836 series.
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Dean Powell
Jim Thomasson
Nittler
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Gene McCain
Ihe Garnett
Sicka
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Thomasson
Marker
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Schick
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Brooks Ogid Coppenhger
Delay
Thomas
Nittier
Copeland
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St. Louis
Kansas to Host Tulane in First Meeting Oct 25 1958
The University of Kansas announced a football game with Tulane University of the SEC. Athletic Director A. C. Lonborg said the game would be played October 25, 1958, in Lawrence. It marks the schools first-ever meeting.
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Appanoose Bears dominate Lane in Franklin County tilt
Appanoose continued their winning streak by routing Lane 66 to 44 in a Franklin County League basketball game. They led 38 to 12 at halftime and 52 to 28 after three quarters, with Richard Moses and Jim Detwiler scoring 20 and 18 points for Appanoose while Don Heiber and Ronnie Sutton each had 12 for Lane. The B contest ended 51 to 40.
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Jed
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John Wheeler
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Hieber
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Oo Button
Fowler
Williamsburg Tops Pomona In Franklin County Battle
Williamsburg defeats Pomona 66 to 39 in Franklin County league action led by Roger Bush with 17 points and Delaine Heckman 12. Pomona’s Gary Lindsey top scorer with 17 as Williamsburg builds a 34-14 halftime edge and subs freely in the second half. ’Burg also wins the B contest 64-38.
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Rantoul Romps Over Vinland in Hoop Clash
Rantoul High School crushed Vinland 70 to 35 in a basketball game here last night as Rantoul opened a strong lead and surged to a 37-18 halftime margin. Charles Brown led Rantoul with 27 points built on 12 free throws and 3 field goals, while Bob Silver added 13 for Vinland. Doyle Roecker reinjured his knee early, and the Rantoul girls topped Vinland 13-11 in the warmup game, Rosalie Hubbard scoring 12 of Rantoul’s 13 points as Arylis Deay led Vinland with 7.
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Princeton Edges Richmond In Close High School Showdown
Princeton High School defeated Richmond High School 43 to 41 in a see saw game. Ronald Foltz led Princeton with 26 points, including five field goals and 16 free throws, while Jim Brock led Richmond with 12 points. Richmond’s B team beat Princeton B 42 to 31 behind Marvin Gretencord’s 22 points.
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Melvern Routs Overbrook 62 42 in basketball clash
Melvern remains unbeaten by crushing Overbrook 62 to 42 as Jim Weis leads with 25 points and Feltner adds 16. Overbrook’s Dillon tops with 20, while Melvern’s 21 15 36 (half) run seals the win in a low scoring B game designated contest.
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Braves Ready for Rugged Kansas Clash at Salina
Ottawa University Braves depart this afternoon for Salina to face Kansas Wesleyan University in a Kansas conference game. Coach Bill Frear expects a tough contest on the Salina court. Likely starting five include Bob McGhee, Roger Keltner, Bob Knight and Ron Yingling with Stan Johnson, Vince Driski or Low Coppee contending for the remaining spot. Sherm Price may see significant action.
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Roger Keltner
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Stan Johnson
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Low Coppee
Sherm Price
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Sacred Heart Defeats Hillsdale 39 to 15 in Tilt
Sacred Heart of Ottawa beat Hillsdale 39 15 on the road with Larry Fischer scoring 12 for Sacred Heart. Hillsdale’s top scorer was Larry Welsh with 4 points as Hillsdale’s A team lost 33 19 to Sacred Heart B.
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Tiger Jones Wins Unanimous Over Hardy Smallwood
In Cleveland Yonkers middleweight Ralph Tiger Jones, ranked No 3, remained unscathed with a 10 round unanimous decision over Brooklyn’s Hardy Smallwood. The judges gave 49-42, 50-42 and 49-41, with AP tallying 49-43 for Jones. Smallwood had his moments but fell to five straight losses.
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Greeley Edges Colony 58 to 56 In Anderson County clash
Greeley pulled ahead late in the fourth period to beat Colony 58 to 56 on its home court. Vic Lickteig scored 15 points, Katzer and Gilner added 14 each, while Jed Colony’s Tom O Mara led Colony with 21. Colony led 40 39 after three quarters, but Greeley made the decisive free throws to secure the win.
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Baldwin Tromps Gardner in Little 7 showdown 56 to 39
Baldwin jumped from a 27 21 halftime deficit to outpace Gardner 56 to 39 in a Little 7 League game last night. Bud Spear led Baldwin with 18 points and Cordell added 15, as Gardner led at intermission before Baldwin pulled away after three quarters. The two teams meet again Tuesday at 9 00 PM in the Little 7 Tournament at Spring Hill.
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Burlingame Beats Quenemo In Basketball Clash
Burlingame High School overwhelmed Quenemo 62 to 33 in last night’s game with a dominant first half 28 to 11. Thornburg led Burlingame with 12 points while Driver paced Quenemo with 11 as Burlingame sealed the win despite a fourth quarter push. The Burlingame B team won 48-47. Bolen led Quenemo B with 16 points and Henry led Burlingame B with 12.
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KC Athletics Sign Newkirk Pitcher Dave Newkirk
The Kansas City Athletics yesterday signed pitcher Dave Newkirk to a 1957 contract. Newkirk, who won 32 and lost with Shreveport in the Texas League, was the 12th member of the team to sign.
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Sooners Face Iowa State in Big Seven Clash at Ames
Oklahoma, 4-7 overall and 1-1 in the conference, seeks a fifth win as it meets ninth-ranked Iowa State at Ames. Other Big Seven games include Kansas State at Colorado and Nebraska at Missouri while Iowa State carries a 10-2 overall and 1-1 league mark. Kansas fell to Iowa State 89-37 in Ames.
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Colgate coach Hal Lahar resigns to take Houston job
The Colgate Athletic Council seeks a successor after Hal Lahar, who went 24-17-4 in five seasons, resigns to become head coach at the University of Houston. The move prompts schools like Syracuse and Harvard to eye vacancies as coaching rumors swirl across vanished top prospects and Eastern programs. Meanwhile McPherson tops Bethel 66-58 in Kansas Conference basketball as Ed Delk scores 20.
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Ben) Schwartzwalder
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Josh) Williams
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Tourney To Start Spring Hill Special
The Little 7 League tournament opens Tuesday at Spring Hill High. Seven teams compete with Spring Hill hosting and drawing a bye. First round matchups include Baldwin versus Gardner, Wellsville versus Louisburg, and DeSoto against Eudora. Spring Hill is defending champion and Baldwin was runner up last year.
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Emporia State Edges Omaha in Late Free Throw Finish
Emporia State rallied to a 66-65 victory over Omaha University as a free throw with 35 seconds left decided the non conference basketball game. Dick Thompson led Emporia State with 22 points while Don Meade scored 20 for Omaha. The teams were tied seven times and Emporia State led 31-27 at halftime.
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