British Like American Style Bowling Debut
London observers flock to Stamford Hill for Britain's first ten pin bowling alley opening. Douglas Fairbanks and Sir John Hunt roll the first balls as crowds sample the new American style sport. A 16 pound ball and automatic pin setters draw interest though gutter shots are common. Per game cost is 42 cents.
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John Hunt
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Stamford Hill Lanes
Chamberlain Powers Warriors Past Knicks in Camden
Philadelphia Warriors rookie Will Chamberlain scored 30 of his team leading 30 points as they beat the Knicks 111 to 93 at Convention Hall Camden New Jersey. The 3 016 crowd boosted the year’s home attendance to 159 464 with 10 home games left while Chamberlain tops the NBA scoring race with 1 574 points.
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Braves Edge Wesleyan To Seize Conference Lead
Ottawa University Braves beat Wesleyan 69 60 at Wilson Field House to move atop the league standings. Max Francis led Wesleyan with 16 points while Ottawa’s near 7 2 run in the final minutes secured the win after a 41 26 halftime edge. A warm up mishap delayed the start as a backboard shattered and was replaced.
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Dan Witters
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Wilson Field House
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Ference
Sherm Price
John Qollawa
McAninch
Deanl Weg
Price
Tom Kinder
Dean McAninch
Erwin
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Dave Owen
Dean Erwin
Bowling Scores in Royal League and Night Owl League Highlights
Scoring tallies from Royal and Night Owl leagues show top performances including High 10 and High 30 marks. Notable totals include Cordle 533, Serene 541, and Meador 517, with numerous 200s and 400s across teams such as National Guard units and Gambit squads.
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C. Cordle
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C. Strickland
R. Beller
Gondyear
Mudrick
Bundy
Hensick
Heckman
D. Smay
F. Meador
Gambit
M. McCready
Night Owl League
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Waverly
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Richmond Cubs Defeat Williamsburg in Narrow 54-49 Victory
Richmond earns a second straight win over Williamsburg as Jim Milliken scores 20 for Williamsburg while Carl Berry and Larry Briggs lead Richmond with 14 and 13 points respectively. Final score 54 to 49 in a low scoring game.
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Richmond
Carl Berry
Larry Briggs
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Briggs
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College basketball scores across multiple teams and games
A batch of college basketball results lists numerous games with scores and institutions including Pittsburg State, Warrensburg State, Ottawa, Kansas Wesleyan, Missouri Valley, Salina, Coffeyville, Manhattan, Holton, Neodesha, Humboldt and others. Scores range from single digits to near triple digits with several upsets and close finishes.
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Warrensburg State
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Mary Se Olathe
Puolu
Atchison
Aivwatha
Drury
Missouri Valley
Salina
Kimparla
Fort Beott
Lola
Parsone
Independence
Osawatomie
Turner
Troxedale
Banner Springs
Chanute
Coffeyville
Fo. McPherson
Manhattan
Valea Center
Barely
Burlington
Garnett al. Rexaman
Holton
Madora
Ne Roto
Wellaville
Louisburg
Badwin
Humboldt
Cherryvale
Neodesha
Fredonte
Appanoose Intensifies Rivalry With Hot Night Win
Appanoose defeated Lane 90-70 at Lane as Ed Altic led with 32 points and a 24-14 first quarter lead. Keith Dian added 25 as Pomona’s undefeated B team added a 64-147 win, with Altic going eight-for-nine at the line.
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Larry Chanay
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de Sotomona
Appanoose
Lane
Indians
Ed Altic
Altice
Keith Dian
Altic
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De Soto Holds Off Challengers in Tournament Play
Holg Jade Del Cha nay led scoring with nine field goals and 12 free throws but De Soto balanced the attack to prevail. Louisburg beat Baldwin 58 to 47 and Eudora crushed Spring Hill 74 to 42. Team rosters show Plummer, Chanay, Finney, Prock and Morse contributing across the games.
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Prock
Rader
Morse
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Rohe
Halt
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