Cyclones Fall to Turner Bears 62 45 in ERL clash
Ottawa High crumbled in the final 12 minutes, losing 62-45 to Turner Golden Bears. Turner leveraged a stingy defense and a late 12-minute surge led by Ken Dillon and Tom O’Neal. Ottawa, led by Doug Underwood with 17 points, committed 26 turnovers after halftime and made just 15 field goals. Turner improved to 9-1. Ottawa dropped to 2-8 overall.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Kansas City
Ottawa High
Turner Golden Bears
Turner
Rosedale
Olathe
Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Cyclones
OHS
Ken Dillon
Bears
Ree
Gene Pettey
Tom O'Neal
O’neal
Pettey
Doug Underwood
Dave Payne
OHL
Dillon
Dillion
Anderewood
Diblon
Underwood
Varsity
OHS Beteam
Ola
Hich
Lloyd
Payne
Buck
Wieneke
Matthews
Wilson
Haworth
Del
Doyle
Cassidy
O'Neal
McCurry
Hall
Thorton
Seymour
Hardage
White
O-Del
Stark
Harkins
Joe McCurry
Palmer Lema Still In Range In Crosby Golf
In Pebble Beach third round action of Bing Crosby's tournament Don Massengale led at 137 after a 70 67. Bert Yancey 139, Arnold Palmer five under through 11 before finishing with 140. Tony Lema Geiberger tied for fourth at 142. Martindale and Drysdale in pursuit in the amateur and celebrity pairings, with live TV plans shaping pairings at Pebble Beach.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Tony Lema
al Geiberger
Lema
Geiberger
Yancey
Massengale
Crosby
Billy Martindale
Palmer
Lemna
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Tate
Midway Point
Gelberger
Martindale
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Robert Roos
San Francisco
al Besselink
Los Angeles Dodger
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Ken Still
Bowling Scores From League Night Show Highs by Team
Bowling score sheet lists multiple leagues with high game and series leaders. Names like Figgins, Yost, Bond, Heckman, Burgoon, Keim, Mueller, and DeCaeney top various 10 or 30 frame scores across venues such as Lee's Cafe, Heathman Oil, and The Red Barn, with team totals and top series figures.
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Men's Dynamic League
Pitcher's Service
B. Figgins
P.N. Hirsch & Company
J. Yost
Lee's Cafe
P. Heckman
Mealman Painters
Gorton
Cravens Oil
Beets
Wantland Cleaners
Bond
Montgomery
Buress
Harry Smith
Simmons
Budge’s Hardware
Heckman
Clary’s
Burgoon
Cole
Heathman Oil
Keim
DeVore
Mueller
Motelet
Ella’s Beauty Salon
DeCaeney
Fairmont Dairy
Fritts
Burgoon Barber Shop
Denniston
LEE
Down Towner
Nichols
Shively
Swinehart
Royal T
Penn
Wolgast
Romstedt
Hollow
the Red Barn
Wiker
Crites Center
Teague
Waverly tops Madison 71 63 in league clash
Waverly avenged one of its two losses this season with a 71 63 win over Madison in a Twin Valley League contest. Dennis Robbins scored 98 after 37 in the earlier loss, Terry Lewis added 12 for Waverly, Feever led Madison with 23, and a strong first half gave Waverly a 39 29 halftime edge.
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Waverly
Madison
Dennis Robbins
Terry Lewis
Bulldogs
Feever
Garnett Stuns Yates Center To Move 11th Straight
Garnett rallied from behind to edge Yates Center 58 to 55 in Tri-Valley League action. Feuerborn scored 23 for Garnett, with Barr adding 13 as Garnett improved to 11-1 overall and 7-1 in league. Yates Center top scorers were Chatterton and Old with 18 each.
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YATES
Garnett
Bulldogs
Yates Center
Bill Feuerborn
Feuerborn
Dean Barr
Mike Chatterton
Don Old
Qnd
Hash
Glades
Old
Dicbetson
Schomaker
Worley
Baldwin Bombs Heights to Reach Williamsburg Final
Baldwin overwhelmed Central Heights 66 46 grabbing 22 offensive rebounds and getting 23 points from Dave Nutt and 18 from Tom Swan as Wellsville fell 60 53 to Cottonwood Falls in a semifinal. Osage City beat Williamsburg 42 40 in the consolation. Baldwin and Cottonwood meet at 8 30 pm for the title.
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Williamsburg
Baldwin
Cottonwood Falls
Central Heights
Cottonwood
Wellsville
Osage City
Williamseburg
Vikings
Bulldogs
Central
Dave Nutt
Tom Swan
Nutt
Swan
Dean Kueser
Jim Blount
Wesley Sidener
Gary Davenport
Roger O'Neil
Mike Burrell
Eagles
Cotstonwood
Panethers
Gary Lowman
Clyde Gentry
Jake Heck
Panthers
Osage
Beedles
Biddle
Perry
Herbert Marshall dies after long showbiz life
Hollywood AP Herbert Marshall an English born actor who lost a leg in World War I and built a 50 year career in stage film radio and TV died at his Beverly Hills home at 75 from a heart attack He had recent years in the Motion Picture Country Home and was married five times survived by his widow and two daughters
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Hollywood
Herbert Marshall
Beverly Hills
Marshall
Ronald Colman
London Scots Regiment
Marshall Was
London
St. Mary’s College
Harlow
England
More Surgery In Store For Mickey Mantle
Mickey Mantle will undergo surgery at Mayo Clinic next Tuesday to remove a bone chip from his right shoulder. He expects to be ready for spring training on March 1. Mantle, 34, has endured a series of injuries and operations, with past surgeries on his knee, hip, and finger, and a recent season decline in batting.
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Rochester
Minn
Mickey Mantle
Mayo Clinic
New York
Mantle
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Houk
Dallas
Tex
Baltimore
Boston Over Aspiring Royals
The Boston Celtics defeated Cincinnati 113-96 to spoil the Royals chances of taking the top spot in the Eastern Division. Mel Counts aided a decisive second quarter run with 13 points and 11 rebounds as Boston pulled away.
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Associated Press
Mel
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati
Royals
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
New York
Deetroit
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mel Counts
Bill Russell
Sam Jones
Willie Naulls
Counts
Dane
Ger
Overbrook 111 68 Quenemo in Osage County League win
Overbrook stayed alive in the Osage County League by routing Quenemo 111 to 68. John Moeller led Overbrook with 33 points, while Leroy Graham scored 27 for Quenemo. Dan Tutcher, Bill Coffman, and Dick Wells contributed for the Gophers as Overbrook shot 65 percent. Dennis Weiss led Quenemo with 16 points as the Buffs fell to 2-9 overall and 6-1 in league play.
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Overbrook
Osage
Coffman
Wells
Atchison
Bob White Motors Triumphs Over Waymire’s Town Team
A strong first half carried Bob White Motors to a 88 86 victory over Waymire’s Town Team at the junior high gym. Evan Johnson scored 26 for Bob White and Bob Cole 17 while Waymire’s top scorers were Bob Lew with 28 and Tom Watson with 21.
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Bob White Motors
Waymire
Bob White
Evan Johnson
Bob Cole
Bob Lewis
Tom Watson
Waymire’s
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