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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1955

Page

2

U Hosts McPherson in Tight Conference Clash

Ottawa University Braves host McPherson College Bulldogs at Wilson Fieldhouse at 8. Ron Jurenka and Ron Yingling are sidelined with injuries. Dale Majors scored 24 points in recent games and Cal Davis with Roger Kletner expected for big nights. The Bulldogs rely on veteran Bill Smith alongside many freshmen and sophomores as both teams chase the rough conference race.

Ottawa University Braves McPherson College Bulldogs Wilson Fieldhouse Braves Bulldogs Ron Jurenka Ron Yingling Cal Davis Roger Kletner Dale Majors Wesleyan Baker Bill Smith

Bowling Scores in Ladies and Classic Leagues

League scores show multiple high games and series by players such as Mann Bell Seymour Yakie Bod Strickland Hickroan Haker Gehrt Wenthe Belter Allen Wightman Vogler Morrisey Kampachroeder Campbell and others. Standout totals include 219 high in North and 836 high in Menador with 545.

Ladies League Mann-Bell Seymour Fero Kilion Yakie Bruce Strickland Arnold's Pepal-Cola North Menador Bantam's Wallace Wenthe Belter Budweiser Allen Bond's Wightman Vogler Kao Morrisey

Railroad engines rise with 90 new units in December

The Association of American Railroads reports the railroad industry installed 90 new locomotive units in December, up from 37 in November. The release notes modest growth in locomotive production and reflects ongoing activity across major rail firms and yards.

Washington Association of American Railroads

Lawrence Scurries To Get Officials For Tonight's Game

Lawrence high school officials scrambled late in the week to secure two new officials for the Lions versus Ottawa game. Original referees Ed Ellis and Paul Starbuck could not attend. Ellis was injured in a Johnson County head on collision, fracturing a leg and concussing, while Starbuck had the flu. Topeka men Paul Thorbrugh and Bill Trusdale were contacted and expected to officiate barring further issues.

Lawrence High School Lions Ottawa Ed Ellis Paul Starbuck Kansas City Ellis Johnson County Joe Scalet Baker-Ottawa University JCC Starbuck Lawrance Lawrence Topeka Paul Thorbrugh Bill Trusdale

Dulles Plans Week Vacation in the Bahamas

Secretary of State Dulles will take a seven day vacation in the Bahamas starting next week and will be accompanied by Mrs Dulles. This marks his first full holiday since taking office two years ago.

Washington Dulles Bahamas Mrs. Dulles

Barbers Nick Foe 62 56 Announce Grade School Results

The Ottawa area grade school basketball results from Franklin county on Wednesday show Brown-Faden of Ottawa defeating Lawrence Eagles 62 to 56 led by Bob Burd with 25 points while Cletus Wieder scored 28 for the losers. At Princeton Williamsburg won the A game 26 to 18 with Thornbrugh scoring 10. Appanoose beat Pomona 36 to 26 in the A game and Pomona won the B 28 to 27 with John Tesar scoring 10 for Pomona.

Franklin County Pomona Kas Brown - Faden Cagers Ottawa Lawrence Eagles Bob Burd Hel Barbers Williams B” Fray Cletus Wieder Holt Prince Thorny Eearns Ton Princeton Williamsburg Thornbrugh Barnhart Indians John ‘Tesar

Knights Beat Ottawa Boys Club 81 to 49 in Richmond clash

Richmond Knights routed Ottawa Boys Club 81 to 49 last night in Richmond Kas Pickert led all scorers with 22 points while Sid Morris paced Ottawa with 16 The game featured earlier-season triumphs by Ottawa over Richmond and previews noted forthcoming matchups Spring Hill Monday and College Bombers at O U sum Wednesday

Richmond Kas Vernon Pickert Richmond Knights Ottawa Pickert Sid Morris Richmonds Spring Hill College Bombers O. U Tg Ft Pt Stevens Harford R.mersman Waymire Greichar Rogers Bowman Thompson Pickett Wiron Robertson Page Milchett Morris Flowers Adamanto F.meraman Boys Club Herald

Boudreau Vows Fighting A's Ahead of Spring Start

Kansas City manager Lou Boudreau told about 300 Ottawa baseball fans that the Athletics will field a fighting club this spring but warned rebuilding is needed to reach first division. He outlined three aims: boost team mindset, increase tactical knowledge, and build courage to win.

Lou Boudreau Kansas City Athletics Boudreau Memorial Auditorium Thhe Chamber of Commerce jOttawa A’s Kansas City Detroit Tigers Bob Wachter Ball Club Ottawa A. L A's Florida Philadelphia Cloyde Boyer Cardinals Bobby Shantz Philly Shantz

Promises Winner for Kansas City Baseball

Kansas City heard promoter Arnold Johnson declare to a local audience that he and associates will acquire, trade for, and build up a farm system to steer Kansas City baseball away from last place. He stated they are not in baseball to finish behind and that money can help, but they will also trade and buy to win.

Kansas City Arnold Johnson Philadelphia Athletics Chicago

Loop Clash For Ottawa Lions Meet Cyclones

The Ottawa Cyclones in poor condition report to Lawrence gym this evening to face the Lions in a key NEA league contest of the week.

Ottawa Cyclones Lawrence Lions

Old Engine for Late John Fenimore Honored in Ottawa Game

Fred Kaiser and Ted Brill, OHS regulars, are battling flu and logged about 30 minutes of practice yesterday before tiring. A Fe engine No. 1018 starter will be back from ailment and see limited action tonight in a memorial to steam railroading. The B game starts at 6 30 with Harder and Casida named as starters.

Fred Kaiser Ted Brill OHS Jack Emporia Kas Old

Cyclones 3-0 in league as Lawrence wins two

The Cyclones remain perfect at 3-0 in NEKL league action while Lawrence has two wins and one loss. A varsity tilt is noted with John F. Fenimore listed in the eastern division. Coach H. K. Stevens leads a 21 player squad preparing for a job, with events planned tonight and a committee, Ralph King, raising funds to place an engine in the park. Honorary shares in the Emporia Short Line Railroad will go on sale January 31 at one dollar each to raise two thousand five hundred dollars.

E. m John F. Fenimore Eastern Diviabout & P. m. Sion H. K. Stevens Ralph King Lawrencemittee Emporia Short Line Railroad

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