Cyclones Share NEA Lead With Leavenworth And Lawrence
Ottawa Cyclones sit atop the Northeast Kansas League with a 2-1 mark, sharing first place with Leavenworth and Lawrence after a 75-68 loss to Atchison. Friday hosts Highland Park as coach H K Stevens drills defense and rebounding, aiming to halt visitors and hold the league lead.
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Pettit Holds Lead In Pro Cage Chase
Bob Pettit of St Louis remains the NBA scoring leader with 942 points in 40 games after posting 39 against Syracuse. Clyde Lovellette of Minneapolis stands second at 928 in 42 games, despite trading the lead with Pettit 17 times this season. Pettit also maintains a 23.6 scoring pace, while Paul Arizin rises to 22.6 after 39 and 25 point games.
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Red Riding Hood Filly Descends From Wolf Bait
A yearling filly named Red Riding Hood is described as the offspring of the horse Wolf Bait, indicating lineage and breeding background.
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Thompson's Goal Beats Colorado in Big Seven thriller
Iowa State guard Gary Thompson scored the decisive 20 foot jumper at the final horn to lift the Cyclones 70-68 over Colorado. Colorado once led, but Thompson and Iowa State surged to a late lead, tying the game 68-68 with under two minutes left, then a stall offense sealed the win. Colorado falls from the unbeaten tie into a three way 3-1 pack, Iowa State sits 2-2.
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Bowling Scores and Player Highlights Across Leagues
Burwell Jones, former University of Michigan swimming star, has won six National AAU titles. Iodine is sometimes produced from the ash of burned kelp.
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Johnson Digs Deep Into Till To Bolster Athletics Roster
New York owner Arnold Johnson spent about 250000 cash plus minor league talent to strengthen the 1956 Athletics. Notable acquisitions include Lou Kretlow and Joe Ginsberg for 100000, Bill Bradford Mike Baxes and Dave Melton for 175000, and Rance Press from Minneapolis for 30000. Additional farm additions and players from Toronto Montreal and Portland join Lou Boudreau’s plans amid praise from Bill Rigney.
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Bowling Notes From Ottawa League Night
Carlson the Ottawa Building and Loan team rolled the high 10 with 196 and high 30 497. Hoffman of Budge’s Hardware had the best 10-30 at 177-499, with Campbell Sears runner-up 168. A tie for runner-up high 30 occurred between Vogler and Ainsworth of the Unique team at 452. Larkin led the Housewives league with high 10 164 for Shinn & Haley, and Ainsworth of Day’s Sport Shop had high 130 439. Splits included Carlson 2-7 and several 3-10s. Nagy plans a Wednesday visit to Ottawa Bowl for instruction and exhibition.
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Braves Set Record In 97 71 Win At McPherson
Ottawa University Braves scored a school record 97 to 71 victory over McPherson College in McPherson. The win followed a 59 9 loss to William Jewell in 1951 and the team eyed future matchups vs Emporia and Bethel. Coach Bill Frear announced new players including Dale Lanning returning to add size and grit to the squad as the new semester begins. Buy U. S. Savings bonds.
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Frisco Tops AP Poll With No. 1 Dons Remain Unbeaten
The Associated Press ranked San Francisco No. 1 with 81 first place votes and 1,209 points, ahead of Dayton 1,093 points. Kentucky 3rd, NC State 4th, Illinois 5th, Temple 6th, Vanderbilt 7th, North Carolina 8th, Louisville 9th, and Duke 10th in the latest top 10.
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Builders Win 86 65 Upset in Nonconference Game
Winfield Kansas Southwestern defeats Sterling 86 to 65 in a nonconference basketball game. Lafayette Norwood scores 27 for Southwestern while Vernon Gustus leads Sterling with 18 points.
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Ottawa Bowl Hosts Steve Nagy Exhibition and Clinic
Steve Nagy of Cleveland, a top national bowler, will headline a two part event at the Ottawa Bowl tomorrow. A 2 to 5 p.m. technique session welcomes adults and teens, followed by an evening exhibition against local bowlers starting at 7:30 p.m. Ruth Christy represents the ladies, with Pearl Yelton and Newt Brown among the men slated to bowl. Ottawa Bowl proprietor Ralph Kampschroeder invites all to attend, free of charge, as Commissioner A. C. Richeson will present the visitor with a key to the city before the night games.
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