Ottawa Reds explode past Cyclones 65 44 for EKL win
Buck Vivian led Ottawa with 19 points and 15 rebounds as H Stevens' Reds pulled away in the second and third quarters to beat Olathe 65-44 on Ottawa’s hardwoods. Ronnie Mendell added 17 points, Eddie Davidson 13, and Earle Doman 8 with 6 rebounds. Ottawa shot 32 percent. Olathe hit 40 percent.
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Eagles
Ottawa
Reds
H. Stevens
Buck Vivian
Ronnie Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Earle Doman
Cyclones
Olathe
H. K. Stevens
Ronnie Lloyd
Doman
Terry Davis
Loren Shofner
Vivian
Mendell
John Kreighbaum
Davidson
Davis
Lewis
Shofner
Gary Mavity
Ottawa FG
Lloyd
Schultz Oo
Kitts
Fittell
Welch
Ottawa Junior High Beats Olathe Freshmen and Seniors
Dean Barr led Ottawa Junior High Whirlwinds with 22 points as Ottawa defeated Olathe seventh and eighth graders 50.22 on the Whirlwinds home court ending a four-game skid. Barr departed to Garnett High after the second semester. Wieneke added 11 points and Underwood 8 as Ottawa controlled the game with strong defense and timely steals.
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Dean Barr
Olathe
Harvey Drake
Ottawa
Don Kornhaus
Barr
Garnett High
Garnett
Kornhaus
Dennis Wieneke
Doug Underwood
Ronnie Matthews
Scott Wallace
Robert Meyers
Custer
Reds
Wieneke
Friday Night Bowling Scores From Helen and Bill's Cafe
A list of Friday night bowling results shows top scores at Helen and Bill's Cafe and multiple venues. Whitacre 192.4 at Pence's Food Center. Leach 186.443 at Pence's. Hollow 165.4 at Romstedt's Grocery. Snell 414 at Kramer’s Drugs. Reddick 149.406 at Fairmont Dairy. Heckman 189 at Russ and Pat's. Bond 213.554 at Harry Smith Auto. Bettge 209.595 at Ottawa Bowl. Finggins 202.556 at Nitcher’s. Gorton 474 high with 207 at MeAlman and Gorton.
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Helen & Bill’s Cafe
Whitacre
Pence’s Food Center
Leach
Brown’s Masonry
Foushee
Bell’s Mobil Service
Burgoon
Yost
Romstedt’s Grocery
Hollow
Kramer’s Drugs
Flory
Snell
Fairmont Dairy
Reddick
Crites
Milton
McFadden
Adams
Swinehart
Royal Tlanes
Hills & Gilburn
Wolgast
Cannady’s
Lemon
Russ and Pat's
Heckman
Ledom
Harry Smith Auto
Bond
White’s
Montgomery Ward
Bennett
Liegerot
Heathman Oil Coo
Ferguson
Lee’s Cafe
Ottawa Bowl
Bettge
Nitcher's
Figgins
Mealman
Gorton
MeAlman and
Casida Cleaners
Powell
Willis Nursery
Love
Panthers Defeat Pomona 76 57 In Conference Clash
Williamsburg toppled Pomona 76 to 57 with Fred Buckley and Larry Milliken leading the scoring at 21 points each. Ed Ransom added 17 as Pomona’s top scorer. Pomona won the B team game 67 48.
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Toronto
Bill Thompson
Kenny Renger
Kester
Curtis
Renyer
Martin
Wood
Thompson
B. Thompson
Poovey McGhee Elimer
Kester J
Curtis Bower Paske P
Pomona
Williamsburg
Buckley
F. Milliken
Binns Goodwill Ransom Mallory Stansbury Cromwell Piersol
Yok
Altic Lindsey Schroeder Crawford Langley Wittman Nelson Hogue Collins Prueit
Georgia Tech Leaves SEC After 31 Years
Georgia Tech announced at an Atlanta SEC meeting that its 31-year SEC tenure ends with withdrawal effective June 30. President Edwin P. Harrison and coach Bobby Dodd cited independence advantages and bowl earnings, while the 140 scholarship rule was not voted on.
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Georgia Tech
Edwin P. Harrison
Tech
SEC
Harrison
New Tech
Notre Dame
Army
Navy
Miami
Fla
Bobby Dodd
SEC shrinks to 11 teams after Tech exit
The SEC is down to 11 teams with Alabama Auburn Florida Georgia Kentucky LSU Mississippi State Mississippi Tennessee Vanderbilt and Tulane. Commissioner Bernie Moore says this stance will hold at least through next year, blocking Florida State or Memphis State from joining this season.
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SEC
Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Bernie Moore
Florida State
Memphis State
High School Scoreboard Independence and Others Lead
The Associated Press scoreboard shows Independence 63 Iola 51, Parsons 64 Pittsburg 55, Fort Scott 60 Columbus 31, Coffeyville 64 Chanute 46, Turner 65 Argentine 48, Rosedale 52 Bonner Springs 47, Girard 60 Riverton 47, Cherokee Southeast 96 Gale na 68, Altamont 59 Paola 42, Eureka 51 Garnett 36, Eudora 49 Louisburg 33, De Soto 44 Spring Hill 43.
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Iola
Parsons
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Columbus
Coffeyville
Chanute
Turner
Argentine
Rosedale
Bonner Springs
Girard
Riverton
Cherokee
Galena
Altamont
Paola
Eureka
Garnett
Eudora
Louisburg
de Soto
Spring Hill
Sterling Beats Friends In Big Conference Victory
Sterling led by Dudley Boeken with 33 points to beat Friends 80 to 69. Keith Rucas added 24 for Friends, keeping them within reach until Sterling pulled away late. McPherson defeated Tabor 77 to 66 as Tegelan scored 26 for McPherson.
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Associated Press
Dudley Boeken
Kansas
Sterling
Friends
Keith Rucas
McPherson
Tabor
Hillsboro
John Tegelan
Pro Football Stock Soars With Bidding
New York AP reports CBS bid 28.2 million dollars for NFL telecast rights covering 98 games in 1964 and 1965, outbidding ABC and NBC. Each club would share about 1 million annually, with per game value around 143 thousand. CBS can televise pre season games if optioned. Rival AFL and NBC monitor the surge in football broadcasting value.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
National Football League
Financial Wizards
NFL
Canton
Ohio
Detroit
CBS
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
Pete Rozelle
ABC
NBC
American Football League
AFL
College basketball scores roundup from today
Duquesne defeated Army 74 to 68 while Oregon beat Washington State 71 to 61. Oregon State triumphed over Stanford 65 to 57 and Utah State routed Colorado State University 85 to 70. Seattle posted a 63 to 57 win over Idaho.
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Associated Press
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Army
Oregon
Wash
State
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Stanford
Utah St
Colorado
St. U
Seattle
Idaho
Bowling Bits highlights weekly leaders and team standings
Naomi Fritts lists top weekly bowlers and team leaders across days Monday to Friday. Notable feats include Vada Dengel and Susan Wolgast posting high games and series, Elk's Ladies leading with strong totals, KOFC and Arnold's Jewelry squads atop their sets, and multiple splits converted by various bowlers.
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Naomi Fritts
Vada Dengel
Susan Wolgast
Royal T Lanes
Eunice Strickland
Vera Ferguson
Elk’s
Lee’s Cafe
Maxine Lichtenberger
KOFC
Arnold’s Jewelry
Dengel
Moore
Chevrolet
Grogan
Towner
Eloise Milton
B Team Beats Olathe 54-47 on Ottawa Home Court
Ottawa Reds roll past Olathe Eagles B 54 to 47 for their sixth win in eight games. Rod Kitts leads with 16 points and 11 rebounds while Gary Mavity adds 19 points as Scott Killough and Dale Dieterich contribute from the bench. Coach Tom Watson rotates players and the team shoots 53 attempts, hitting 20 for 87 percent.
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Ottawa
Twisters
Olathe Eagle
Rod Kitts
Gary Mavity
Kitts
Mavity
Tom Watson
Scott Killough
Dale Dieterich
Reds
Olathe
Eagles
Killough
Daryl Jameson
Billy Greene
Terry Lay
Jack Shepard
Spahn Sues Over Damages for Biography
Warren Spahn, Milwaukee Braves ace, seeks 175000 in a New York Supreme Court suit against author Milton J. Shapiro, publisher Julian Messner Inc, and Katherine Messner. He claims The Warren Spahn Story invades privacy with inaccuracies written without consent. Defendants deny, arguing Spahn is a public figure. Proceedings adjourned until next month.
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NEW York
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
State Supreme Court
Milton J. Shapiro
Julian N. Messner, Inc
Katherine G. Messner
Spahn
Jacob Markowitz
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Richard Hughes
Tom Drake
Tod Queen
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Bob Hamerick
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Alan Buck
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Leinaker
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Otto Moore Schmoe Gleisberg Burrell
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Mrs. Wolgast
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Margaret Weidner
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Arlyce Servatius
N. Fritts
Pat White
Mazie Hickman
Donna Birckhead
Hallie Reddick
Dean Berlin
Mavity Lay Greene Jameson Dieterich Killough Calder Winchester
Shepard Shofner
Sheldon Bennett
Walton Zook Everett Brink Lewis Timm Teters
Marshall
Gillette
West 4Th St
Sam
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Richmond
W. J. Riley
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