Second-Half Spree Sends Southwestern Past Ottawa Braves
Southwestern College used a fast second half to defeat Ottawa University 72 to 51 at Wilson Field House. Ottawa shot 8-for-24 in the second half after a 45 percent first half, while Southwestern hit 52 percent overall and pulled away after halftime to lead 63-39 with 12:14 remaining. Brent Matzen and Marvin Estes added 10, Bob Jackson 13 for Southwestern. Verdi and Charles Mercer led Ottawa with 15 each. The Braves, 5-6 overall, face Bethany next in Lindsborg.
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Wildcats rally to stun Jayhawks 71 63 in Manhattan
Kansas State used a tight man to man defense to limit Walt Wesley as Roy Smith scored 25 and grabbed 14 rebounds leading the Wildcats past Kansas 71 63 in Manhattan. The defeat drops Kansas to 3 2 in the Big Eight, while K State improves to 2 2.
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Bowling Scores From Wednesday Night Ladies and Leagues
Score highlights across multiple leagues show top performances from players such as R Wilson 161 and 30 R Mock 448 in Ladies divisions, with team leaders like RED ROOSTER CAFE 1 and THE WILLS CAFE 4 posting high 10s and totals. Notable bowler marks include J Penn 173 and 465 for RED ROOSTER CAFE, and B Stankard 148 with 396 for BELLER STUDIO 2, among others across diverse local sponsors and teams.
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Williamsburg Panthers and Richmond win to reach finals
In the Williamsburg Championship, Williamsburg defeated Baldwin 66 54 after free throws carried the Panthers through while Richmond beat Wellsville 78 57. Ed Ransom led Williamsburg with 28 points and Mike Howard added 14 as fouls shaped the semifinal outcomes. Ken Turley and Lyle Brown led Richmond with 25 points.
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Celtics Extend Saitful Streak to 15 Wins in Row
The Boston Celtics defeated the Baltimore Bullets 131-105 to push their win streak to 15, closing in on the NBA record of 17. Oscar Robertson led the Royals, while Sam Jones and John Havlicek starred for Boston in a one-sided victory.
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Baseball Clown Nick Altrock Dies At 88 In Washington
Washington AP Nick Altrock longtime baseball figure and entertainer died after a long illness at age 88 He suffered a stroke 24 years ago Altrock began as a left handed pitcher with a strong record later becoming a famed clowning showman in the American League and vaudeville He starred with Al Schacht under Clark Griffith and helped the Hitless Wonders win the pennant in 1906
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