Bethany College Looms as Ottawa Hosts Saturday Night
Ottawa eyes Bethany College as top ECAC unit with 8 0 mark hosts Bethany 4 4 in league play. Coach Bill Frear praises John Hickman’s rookie squad noting five of seven players once shared Lindsborg High. Key backcourt pairs Tom Trainer and Ken Denman. frontcourt height with John Darrow, Robert Ahlstedt and Paul Johnson.
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Ottawa Freshmen Fall to Lawrence West Warhawks
Ottawa freshmen lost to Lawrence West 24 17 at Lawrence, extending a three game skid. Seventh and eighth graders won 32 30 as Dean Barr left with a broken nose. Barr may miss Friday’s game vs Ola. Jim Stark added 7 points as Barr’s replacement.
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Mendell Trails Tinsley In ERL Scoring Duel
Jim Tinsley of Turner Bears leads ERL scoring with 15 and 26 point games boosting his average to 23.2 while Ronnie Mendell of Ottawa drops to 20.6. Ottawa and Argentine share the league lead at 2.0 in conference play as Reds fall to Ward but edge Turner 57 49. Mendell nets 13 points across both nights. Eddie Davidson slips to 12.8 in fifth place. Rich Mabion and Danny Davies follow with 20 and 11 points respectively in key wins for Argen tine and Rosedale.
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Twins seek spot for Tony Oliva in 1964 outfield plan
AP reports Pedro Oliva, better known as Tony Oliva, stirs Twins camp as managers Mele and Griffith debate his position. They aim to make him a regular in 1964, with Mele favoring him as leadoff hitter in the outfield and shifting Killebrew or Allison to accommodate him. Oliva’s passports and name confusion add to the spring training suspense.
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Russian Team Best In Field At Innsbruck Olympics
INNSBRUCK Austria AP eight days before the Winter Games opening. Russia appears certain to win hockey gold as the reigning world champions after a flawless tour of the United States Canada and Europe. Other top teams like Czechoslovakia Sweden United States and Canada are noted but Russia is viewed as the team to beat. The Olympic Village fills as remaining teams arrive.
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Lema Heads For Familiar Golf Course
Tony Lema returns to Harding as a top PGA money winner to lead the field at the $50,000 Lucky International Open in San Francisco. The 29 year old from San Leandro, who first played the city amateur event at age 15, has recent strong showings including a San Diego Open runner up and a Pebble Beach win last week, with big names like Palmer and Nicklaus in the field.
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Baldwin, Louisburg end game 60 40 in Louisburg
Baldwin defeated Louisburg 60 to 40 at Louisburg. Ron Chambers scored 15 for Baldwin while Doug Cook led Louisburg with 18 points.
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Louisburg
Ron Chambers
Doug Cook
Baldwin Edges Louisburg In B Team Basketball
Baldwin won the B team game 54 to 37. Baldwin shot 24 of 71 from the field for 33 percent and 11 of 21 from the line for 52 percent while Louisburg hit 13 of 56 field goals for 23 percent and 14 of 34 free throws for 41 percent.
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Jim Brown Declines Boxing Offer for Football Career
New York AP reports Syracuse star Jim Brown, famed for football, boxing potential, and lacrosse, is offered 150000 dollars to sign a three year boxing deal while still a Syracuse University student. Brown declines, choosing football instead.
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