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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1960

Page

7

Bradley Can Prove It Belongs In No. 2 Spot

Bradley's Braves defy size and odds after leaping to No. 2 with a 91-90 upset of Cincinnati. Coach Ozzie Orsborn touts shooting luck as Mason stars in Chicago Stadium opener while Notre Dame, 11-4, visits the arena. Utah meets BYU as midseason schedule tightens and Eastern Kentucky dominates the Ohio Valley Conference.

Bradley Bradley’s Braves Notre Dame Cincinnati Bearcats Ozzie Orsborn Chicago Stadium Billy Joe Mason Mason Associated Press Irish Chicago Detroit North Carolina Indiana Michigan State Eastern Kentucky Morehead

Wellsville Wins Overtime Thriller In League Tourney

Clarence Titman sank two free throws in the third overtime to lift Wellsville over Spring Hill 47 to 48 in a Little Seven League thriller. Wellsville trailed 15-9 after one and 30-19 at halftime, tied 42-42 at regulation end, and held a 45-45 deadlock after the first OT before Titman’s clinching free throws. Louisburg beat Gardner 77-55 and Eudora beat De Soto 63-45. The tourney resumes with Wellsville facing Baldwin for fifth place, Gardner vs De Soto for third, and Louisburg vs Eudora for the title.

Gardner Clarence Titman Wellsville Spring Hill Eagles Bob Brune Tillman Louisburg Eudora de Soto Baldwin

Sugar Ray Robison Favored to Beat Pender in Title Fight

Boston AP Sugar Ray Robinson heavily favored to defeat Paul Pender in a 15 round middleweight title bout at Boston Garden televised nationally NBC at 10 p m EST with a 100 mile blackout radius. Robinson listed as 39 but claims 38 holds title only in Massachusetts and New York. Pender, 29, a fireman who quit boxing three times, relies on hit and move style to wear down Robinson while odds favor Robinson over Pender.

Boston Sugar Ray Robinson Paul Pender Boston Garden NBC Robinson Massachusetts New York National Boxing Assn Gene Fullmer Pender

Chicago Tries To Field A Pro Basketball Team

NBA owners meet in Philadelphia to hear Max Winters plan for a Chicago franchise and players seeking a pension fund. Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Syracuse, and Cincinnati topics arise as potential moves and future Pacific Coast franchises are discussed amid finance and officiating notes.

Philadelphia National Basketball Assn Max Winters Chicago Winters Minneapolis Bob Short Short Len Corbosiero Los Angeles Corbosiero Eddie Gottlieb Philadelphia Warriors Dan Biasone Syracuse Nats NBA Cincinnati Pepper Wilson Royals Jocko Collins Wilson

Golden Boy Aragon loses to Gutierrez in ninth round

Art Aragon known as the Golden Boy of California boxing was beaten by Alvaro Gutierrez at Olympic Auditorium. Referee Tommy Hart stopped the bout in the ninth round after Aragon absorbed heavy punishment. Aragon hinted at retirement but said he would think about it in a few days.

Los Angeles Art Aragon California Aragon Alvaro Gutierrez Art Tommy Hart Olympic Auditorium Gutierrez Hart

Leading Scorers To Battle Here Saturday

Ottawa's Dave Owen and Baker's Mike Neal, two top scorers in the Kansas Conference, clash Saturday as Baker leads in team scoring at 81.7. Neal averages 21.1 points per game while Owen stands at 20.7 as Ottawa and Baker prepare for a key conference matchup. Frear plans 12 varsity players for the game and notes Baker's strong shooting yet Ottawa's solid free throw record.

Kansas Ottawa Dave Owen Baker Mike Neal Neal Grandview Owen Wildcats McPherson Bill Frear Frear Sherm Price John McAnirch Tom Kinder Dean Erwin Larry Chilcoat al Lew

Lan caster County Students Face Curtailed High School Sports

In Lancaster County Pennsylvania 15 high schools propose cutting all sports except football as of September to avoid conflicts with classes. Basketball schedules shrink by about four games per school year with most games moved to Friday nights and Tuesday games limited to 4:15 to 6:45 p.m. Officials of the PIAA declined comment.

Lancaster Lancaster County Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Assn

We Will Go a Long Way to Give You Fast Service

A short, punchy note promises rapid assistance and maximum speed in service delivery. The message emphasizes willingness to go the distance for customers and highlights efficiency as the core value. It reflects a bold, sales-oriented tone typical of late 20th century advertising.

Ottawa Loses Two Contests in Junior High Basketball

Ottawa junior high and freshman teams fell to Lawrence in a pair of Friday games. The 7th and 8th graders lost 23 19 in overtime after a 19 19 regulation tie, while the 9th grade squad trailed most of the second half and lost 39 32. Both teams travel to Olathe next Thursday for two games.

Ottawa Lawrence Olathe Ottawa Sth C’schr'der Chester Hall Jamison Pohl Morton Patchen Dunn Pilch Larios Kimball Allen Saunders Snyder Ray Clark Kuhn Seveeee

Waymire Town Team Tops Princeton 79 to 63 in Ottawa

Waymire town team of Ottawa defeated Princeton 79 to 63 last night. Lee Olmstead led Waymire with 37 points, while Bud Kirkland scored 20 for Princeton.

Princeton Waymire Town Ottawa Lee Olmstead Waymire Bud Kirkland

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