May Break Into Itawa Lineup Friday
Ottawa coach H. K. Stevens plans a game titled new faces against Olathe Friday with Terry Davis starting in place of ill forward Jim Lewis. Davis, 14.7 ppg on JV, 13 rpg, is noted as a long shot shooter and top JV rebounder, while Lewis may see limited action. Olathe, coached by Ralph Dennis, arrives with a 0.9 ERL record and 0.3 ERL mark, averaging 51 points per game.
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Ottawa
H. K. Stevens
Olathe
Jim Lewis
Terry Davis
Stevens
ERL
Davis
Tom Watson
Caroes
Terry
Lewis
Ralph Dennis
Eagles
Dennis
Barry Walters
The
Birds
Dennis Prater
Doug Know
Bob Goodwin
Ronnie Mendell
Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Reds
Cyclone
Buck Vivian
Earle Doman
Vivian
Steven
Ronnie Lloyd
Lloyd
Harvey Drake
Don Kornhaus
Ottawa Junior High
Dean Barr
Barr
Lawrence
Lawrence West
Jim Stark
Doug Underwood
Kornhaus
Dennis Wieneke
Underwood
Ronnie Matthews
Donnie Stevens
Bantam Ben Has Lost His Touch
Ben Hogan, 51, says he has no regrets about quitting in 1955 and would play again only if he could regain a putt ing stroke. He accepts he may not win championships again, reflecting on a career that included four U S Opens, two Masters and multiple majors. The piece notes Hogan's retirement after losing the 1955 Open playoff to Jack Fleck and mentions the era's big purses and rivals Palmer and Nicklaus.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Fort Worth
Tex
Hogan
Metropolitan Golf Writers Association
Willie Anderson
Bob Jones
Jack Fleck
San Francisco
Ben
U.S
Bowling Scores and Highs From Sunrise Dairy Meet
Bowling scores list numerous teams and bowlers with highs dated 10-30. Foster, Bienie, Lemon, Smay, Powell, Mock, McDaniel, Fritts, Dreddy, Zielsdorf, Hensick, Burgoon, Carlson, Mueller, Smith, Keller, Dengel, Reed, Meador, Jones, Burress, Wolgast, Morrison, McLaughlin, Millen, Adams, Conns, McAnarney, Ferguson, Weidner and others posted standout totals and series highs across many lanes and events.
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Sunrise Dairy
Foster
Bienie’s Garage
Bien
Bennetts No
Lemon
Hall
Briscoe Drugs
Nalley
Ottawa Bus Service
Smay
Bob’s Clothes
Powell
Pierson
Towner’s Chapel
Mock
Beller Studio
McDaniel
First National Bank
Fritts
Southwestern Bell
Dreddy
Grogan Service
ZielsDorf
THE
Wills Cafe
Hensick
MOORE
CHEV
OLDS
Burgoon
Peoples National Bank
Carlson
Kansas State Bank
Mueller
Bonnie’s Shoe Box
Smith
Keller
Dengel
Bachelor
Moore Chev
Hoffman
Whitacre
Moody
Yockey
Dengel and Son
Allen
Meador
Kitty Clover
Jones
Burress
Robertson Motor CO
Bryant
Mille’s
Mille
Royal TO
LANES
Wolgast
K. OF C
Morrison
Tuttle Tops Bowlers in All Star Bowling Tourney
Tommy Tuttle of Rural Hall North Carolina led day one of finals at the All Star Bowling Tournament in Dallas. He won 12 of 16 and totaled 4 231 pins after a 600 pin bonus and 59 for each win. Luke Barlow Hobbs New Mexico moved to second with 3 943 pins and 12 wins. Dick Weber the defending champion trailed in the early rounds.
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Dallas
Don Ellis
Houston
Tex
Luke Barlow
Hobbs
N.M
Barlow
Dick Weber
Weber
Kasko Traded To Houston Colts From Reds
Houston Colts acquire infielder shortstop Eddie Kasko from Cincinnati Reds. Reds receive young right handed pitcher Wally Wolf and cash plus another player to be announced. Colt GM Paul Richards aimed to strengthen infield with a veteran shortstop. Kasko, 31, was regular shortstop on the 1961 pennant Cincinnati team and has played third and second base recently.
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Houston
Houston Colts
Eddie Kasko
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Wally Wolf
Paul Richards
Colt
Kasko
Hall of Fame Opens Doors for Second Round Balloting
In Cooperstown ninth inning of mystery, 30 top vote getters await a 75 percent share. Luke Appling and Red Ruffing lead, each just short of the mark. BBWAA votes to a second ballot for any candidate failing to reach three quarters. Ballots mailed today. Feb 5 deadline. potential single admission if no tie.
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Boston
Cooperstown
N. Y
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Luke Appling
Charley
Red) Ruffing
Yariourized
Appling
Chicago White Sox
Ruffing
New York Yankees
Baseball Writers Association of America
Bob Feller
Jackie Robinson
Feller
Robinson
Joe Cronin
Hank Greenberg
Hy Hurwitz
BBWAA
Hurwitz
Liston’s Manager Confuses Press Is He Clowning or Scheming
Gordon Beard outlines Bob Nilon, advisor to Sonny Liston, creating a media spectacle in Baltimore as he promotes Liston’s title defense against Cassius Clay. Nilon’s rambling remarks mix praise, mock claims of fixes, future Russia scouting plans, and a dubious take on the World Boxing Association, leaving reporters puzzled about the event and motives.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Bob Nilon
Sonny Liston
Liston
Cassius Clay
Nilon
Casey Stengel
ABC
Baltimore
Clay
Miami
Sonny
Navy, Army clash teases best Cadets team in 20 years
Army edges Hofstra 64 59 at West Point as Steve Nisenson scores 34 for Hofstra. Army Breaks 57 57 tie with baskets by Joe Kosciusko and Bill Helkie to stay unbeaten in the series with Navy amid light midweek college action. Villanova, Providence and Virginia Tech also won as exams dampen college basketball schedules.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Army
UCLA
Michigan
Navy
Black Knights
Hofstra
West Point
Steve Nisenson
Nisenson
Joe Kosciusko
Grafton
Mass
Bill Helkie
South Bend Ind
Villanova
Basketball scores from college games collected
Villanova defeated West Chester 78 to 61 in a nonconference clash. Providence beat Canisius 77 to 74 while Pittsburgh triumphed over Kent State 84 to 63. Army defeated Hofstra 64 to 59 and Virginia Tech defeated East Carolina 72 to 68.
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West Chester
Jim Stone
John Thompson
Providence
Canisius
The
Griffins
Virginia Tech
East Carolina
Pitt
Kent State
Villanova
Pittsburgh
Army
Hofstra
Death of Britisher Kay-Skrzypeski shocks Innsbruck Olympians
In Innsbruck Austria Olympic practice resumes amid mourning for Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypeski a 50 year old British Olympian killed when his toboggan left the chute at Igls during a trial run. Officials note this is the second fatality at two Games and a safety order urges caution.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypeski
Igls
Kay - Skrzypeski
Prof
Friedl Wolfgang
Kay Skrzypeski
Josef Liertz
Josef Fleischmann
Elizabeth Gould
Rydal
U.S
Poland
Kay-Skrzypeski
Six Big 8 Season Records Threatened
Oklahoma State star Jim Cooper drives a push to break key Big Eight season marks amid strong team shooting. Cooper leads in field goal, free throw attempts and rebounding pace as Kansas State, Missouri and Colorado racers chase records, with multiple players atop various categories.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Oklahoma State
Jim Cooper
Cooper
Milt Mueller
Colorado
Ken Doughty
Missouri
Ned Monsees
Charlie Rudd
al Correll
Kansas
Gary Garner
Doughty
OSU
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Jim King
Willie Murrell
K-State
George Flamank
Gene Johnson
Ray Bob Carey
Steve Renko
Coley Webb
Nebraska
George Unseld
Jim Gatewood
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Twilight
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Todds Mobil Homes
Kramer
Texaco
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Fredeen’s Shoes
Conns
Princeton and
Walters
McAnarney
Ferguson
Crites Body Shop
Weidner
Tuttle
Roy Campanella
Ducky Medwick
Pee Wee Reese
Lou Boudreau
al Lopez
Chuck Klein
Johnny Mize
Mel Harder
Jack
Jim
Russia
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Tomsk
World Boxing Association
Gillette
West 4Th St
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Tire & Supply, Inc
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Kay Skrzpeski
Rome
Knud Enemark Jensen
Denmark
Jim Davis
Bill Bridges
Bridges
Murrell
Bob Price
Hawk
Bob Ziegler
Iowa State
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Joel Kortus
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King
Joyce
Farrell Johnson
Unseld
Correll
Charlie Jones
Mike Frink
Max Moss
Fred Fleetwood
Price
Parnell
Johnsen
Dean Berlin
Saffron Glass Co
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