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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1963

Page

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OHS Still Unbeaten In EKL Basketball Race

Ottawa Cyclones remain undefeated in the East Kansas League after beating Argentine Mustangs 58 to 40 on the Mustangs home floor. Roy Dunn led with 21 points, Jim Lewis and Harry Morton added strong boards, and Eddie Davidson contributed key steals as Ottawa extended its league mark to 3-0 and ERL record to 4-0.

H. K. Stevens Cyclones Mustangs Mustang Stevens Roy Dunn Harry Morton Jim Lewis Eddie Davidson Ronnie Mendell Big Red Dunn Morton Jim Doyle Ottawa Herald

Nicklaus Fails To Qualify For San Francisco Open

In the San Francisco International Open Nicklaus failed to reach the third round while Palmer and Snead extend or lead the field. Palmer was disqualified at a Crosby event ending his money streak. Nicklaus tied for two rounds at 149, ending his PGA money run. Sam Snead, 50, leads money lists but plays few West Coast events this season.

San Francisco Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Palmer Nicklaus Sam Snead Sam

High School Scores in East Kansas League

Ottawa defeated Argentine 58 to 40 while Turner beat Olathe 51 to 46. Rosedale edged Bonner Springs 62 to 59. Baldwin topped Wellsville 74 to 59. Spring Hill won against DeSoto 60 to 53. Eudora posted 61 while Louisburg had 47 in the day’s games.

Ottawa Turner Olathe Rosedale Bonner Springs Little Seven Baldwin Wellsville Spring Hill DeSoto Eudora Louisburg

Melvern Panthers overpower Quenemo 69 to 42

Melvern High School Panthers defeated Quenemo High Buffalos 69 to 42 in Osage County League play. Dennis Hayworth led with 25 points aided by Lacey 11 Cranwell 11 Gibson 9 Criss 9 Geier 4. Melvern built a 16-8 first quarter lead and remained ahead, undefeated in league play.

Melvern Melvern High School Panthers Quenemo High Buffalos Dennis Hayworth Hayworth Jim Lacey Wayne Cranwell Jim Gibson Bob Criss Harry Geier Panthers Buffalos Burlingame Quenemo Mochamer Gibson Criss Lacey Geier

Church League Schedule Shows Monday Basketball Lineup

Orlis Cox announces church league games for Monday January 28 with Senior Division matchups: First Methodist versus Boys' Club at 6 15, First Baptist versus First Christian at 7 00, Trinity Methodist versus Faith Lutheran at 7 45, Sacred Heart versus North Baptist at 8 30. Junior Division games include First Baptist versus Grace Episcopal at 5 30, Trinity Methodist versus Wesleyan Methodist at 6 10, First Methodist Whites versus Sacred Heart at 6 50, First Methodist Greens versus Boys' Club at 7 30, Westminster Presbyterian versus North Baptist at 8 10, and First Christian versus Calvary Baptist at 8 50.

First Methodist First Baptist First Christian Trinity Methodist Faith Lutheran Sacred Heart North Baptist Grace Episcopal Wesleyan Methodist Westminster Presbyterian Calvary Baptist

Carter And Welu Neck And Neck In All Star Bowling Fight

Carter and Welu traded the lead in the 22nd All Star Bowling Tournament chasing a 15000 prize. Carter edged ahead late Friday after four straight wins. Welu narrowed the gap in the 12th round. Final four rounds decide the title with Robbie Shaler leading the women.

Kansas City Don Carter Billy Welu St. Louis Carter Robbie Robinson Wilmington Del Welu Ed Lubanski Detroit Petersen Robbie Shaler Nan Chianchiano

Young Pros Lead Open After Round Two in San Francisco

Houston’s Jacky Cupit, 24, grabbed a one-stroke midway lead at 137 after a 70 following a 67, edging ex-teammate Phil Rodgers from La Jolla by one. Billy Casper, Bob Rosburg, Art Wall, Jack Burke, Charlie Sifford and Miller Barber sit at 139 in the San Francisco Open.

SAN Francsco University of Houston Jacky Cupit Longview Tex Phil Rodgers la Jolla Calif Cupit Rodgers Billy Casper Crosby Pebble Beach Bob Rosburg Art Wall Jack Burke Charlie Sifford Miller Barber

Junior High Wins One Loses One

The Argentine freshman squad beat Ottawa 34 29 on Argentine hardwoods in an ERL con test while Ottawa 7th and 8th grade Whirlwinds routed Argentine 36 11. Stein led Ottawa with 9 first half points and Barr added 6 while Killough sparked the Reds.

Ottawa Ottawans Dale Spears Ron Loyd Scott Killough Ron Boyer Dale Dietrich Morris Bennett Thomas Davis Reds Madison Stein Dean Barr Stein Mate Barr

Baldwin Wins Little Seven League Match

Baldwin High Bulldogs defeated Wellsville 74 to 59 in a Little Seven League basketball clash at Wellsville. Key scorers: Kreighbaum 17, Cleavinger 10, Dillon 10, Gottstein 10, Gilges 10. Jacoby led Wellsville with 22. First quarter Wellsville led 17-14 but Baldwin surged to a 38-26 halftime advantage.

Wellsville Wellsville High School Eagles Baldwin High Bulldogs Bulldogs Kreighbaum Cleavinger Dillon Gottstein Gilges Hobson Jackson Elm Jacoby Baldwin

Braves Hold Off Bethany In Tight 58 57 Kansas Conf. Battle

Ottawa University Braves blocked Bethany Swedes late to win 58 57 in a KC Conference game. Bethany led 49 47 with six minutes left before Ottawa reclaimed a five point edge then withstood a late surge. Tom Kinder led Ottawa with 14 points while Bethany’s Doug Ade had 17. Bethel leads KC Conference. College of Emporia moved to second with a 93 86 win over Friends University. Ottawa stands 55 as Bethany drops to 45.

Lindsborg Ottawa University Braves Bethany Swedes Kansas Braves Tom Kinder Doug Ade Bethany Bethel College Threshers Newton College of Emporia Friends University Falcons Wichita Ottawa

Ball Scores 610 Leads Nighthawk League Victory

M Ball rolled a 610 series for Reno's in last night’s Nighthawk League at Ottawa Bowl to power a 4 point sweep of Montgomery Ward. Sue Wolgast led the Friday Night Ladies League at Royal T Lanes with a 558 series and 213 line for Royal T, aiding a 4 point win over Parmelee.

M. Ball Reno’s, Inc Ottawa Bowl Montgomery Royal T Helen & Bill’s Lee’s Cafe Lee’s Heckman Jones Lea McFadden Richeson Leach DeCaeny Parmalee Fouschee Walker Wolgast Wills Cafe Hensick Kramer Hughes Adams Finch Helen & Brill’s Wenthe Hickman Gamble’s Cady Fairmont McFadden

Would Dress A's In Gold And Green

Kansas City owner Charles O. Finley urged the American League to let the Athletics wear green and gold at home and white on the road, citing other leagues and a desire to add color to games. He asked the rules committee to consider a season‑long change or at least opening day approval, and suggested colored umpire gear.

Kansas City Charles O. Finley Kansas City Athletics Finley National Hockey League League A’s

Twisters Triumph Over Argentine Mustangs In JV Clash

Ottawa Twisters upset the Argentine Mustangs 52 to 50 in a junior varsity battle. Doug Schultz led with 12 points aided by Jerry Turley 10 and Loren Shofner 8 as Ottawa shot 50 percent from the floor. Davis and Doman added six each, with key early runs and a decisive second half to pull away.

J. W. Emerson Twisters Kansas Prairies Terry Davis Earle Doman Daryl Jameson Loren Shofner Doman Turley Mustangs Davis Doug Schultz Ottawa

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