Troops Reinforce Ottawa University Cage Team
Coach Bill Frear plans to use new players next week as reinforcements for Ottawa University basketball. Key additions include Dale Lanning, Billy Stevens, and Don Pemberton, with others pending. A B team scrimmage is eyed before the Tuesday home tilt against Bethany to showcase talent ahead of the College of Emporia game in Emporia tomorrow. C of E’s Lloyd Elm departs due to ineligibility, prompting replacements on the varsity.
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Ottawa University
Frear
Dale Lanning
Howard
Billy Stevens
Garnett
Don Pemberton
St. Louis
Denison University
Ohio
O. U.bethany
Emporia
College of Emporia
Ktjofm
C. of
Lloyd Elm
Elm
Church Loop Teams Play Night Schedule
The Church League basketball schedule for Monday night lists division games at junior and senior high gyms. Senior Division features Wesleyan Methodist, First Christian, United Presbyterian, North Baptist, Sacred Heart, Trinity Methodist, First Methodist, Faith Bible, and others in matchups. Junior Division includes United Presbyterian, Trinity Methodist, Wesleyan Methodist, Sacred Heart, Bethany Chapel, First Baptist and Calvary Baptist with byes noted.
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FirsttChristian
United Presbyterian
North—Baptist
Sacred Heart
Trinity Methodist
First Methodist
Faith Bible
Sacret Heart
Bethany Chapel
First Baptist
Oe Calvary Baptist
North Bapty First Methodist
Bowling Scores From Ladies and Classic Leagues
League standings and top scores from Ladies, Classic and Housewives divisions. Bond's team led with 1630 total. individual high games include Ransom 150 and Caudle 163, while Arnold's posted 482. Classic results show We nthe 208 and Mengerhausen 521, Bettge 243, Allen 513. Housewives entries list Hoffman 163 and Carillon 433, Ferguson 100, Ainsworth 433.
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Intramural leader Kraft directs Forty UND teams
Harold Pinky Kraft oversees a 40 team intramural program at the University of North Dakota. Johnny Holman, noted for a knockout of Bob Satterfield, turned professional in boxing in 1947.
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University of North Dakota
Harold (Pinky) Kraft
Johnny Holman
Bob Satterfield
Gold Medals To Olympic Stars
Finland and Germany won early golds as Italy led the two man bobsled at Cortina d Ampezzo's opening day. The U S sleds trailed with Washbond and Tyler fifth and sixth, while Veikko Hakulinen led cross country with a 30 km win. The U S hockey team fell 4 3 to Czechoslovakia in a late rally as Andrea Mead Lawrence faded in the women’s giant slalom.
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Czechoslovakia
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Oslo
Hakulinen
Oss Reichert
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Colo
Austria
Josefine Francil
Dorothea Hochleitner
Dalla Costa
Eugenio Monti
Washbond
Pat Biesiadecki
Ware
Mass
Tyler
Ed Semour
Rochester
N.Y
Bumper Rookie Drop To Cardinal Fold
The St. Louis Cardinals expect a crop of rookies to rival past stars like Moon Virdon Boyer and Schoendienst. Don Blasingame Rae Green Housma Brandt Sewell Wilson are highlighted as potential factors, with Blasingame noted for speed and versatility and Rae leading the Occidental League with power and RBIs.
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Cardinal
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
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Bill Virdon
Redbird
Ken Boyer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Monarchs May Fold In Kansas City Sale Rumors
Kansas City Monarchs owner Tom Baird says he has sold 12 players after 36 years with the Negro American League and may not field a team this season. Eight players joined major league clubs and four went to the minors, with the Cubs, Phillies and Cardinals each purchasing multiple players.
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Tom Baird
Kansas City Monarchs
Baird
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Cyclones Meet Scots Tonight In Northeast Kansas League
Ottawa high school Cy clones host Highland Park in a Northeast Kansas League game. The B game starts at 6 45 p m and the varsity at about 8 15 p m. Ottawa shares the loop lead with Leavenworth and Lawrence at 2 1. Highland Park is 0 3 in league play. Probable starters for Ottawa include Fred Harder Marvin Wilson Sherm Price Bob Bundy and Ted Brill.
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Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Highland Park
Leavenworth
Lawrence
OHS
Fred Harder
Marvin Wilson
Sherm Price
Bob Bundy
Ted Brill
Pomona Towners Triumph Over Ottawa Team
Pomona Towners defeated Ottawa town team 63 to 48 last night. Melvin Miller led Pomona with 22 points while Junior Martinez scored 16 for Ottawa. Box score listed.
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Pomona
Kas
Ottawa
Melvin Miller
Junior Martinez
Allenett
Miller Martinez
Miller Senter
Burgoon
Pritchard
Burgoon Welborn
G. Stoneking
Stoneking
Johngon Eeee
College scores from AP notable games
College basketball results include St Francis Brooklyn 81 over Seton Hall 78, Niagara 60 over Duquesne 61, Temple 108 over Delaware 81, Drake 79 over Bradley 73, Emporia State 102 over Kansas City University 74, Arkansas State 91 over Delta State 65, New Mexico Western 71 over Panhandle Oklahoma A&M 52.
Casida Sparkles In Washburn Workouts
Roger Casida former Ottawa high school scorer who set state Class AA record last year is practicing with Washburn University players. The transfer guard, 6-4, played KU freshman season, reportedly made six straight baskets in an early drill with the Blues and will be eligible next week.
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Harry Housma
Mouston
Freddie Hutchinson
Blasingame
Corinth
Miss
Blazer
Roger Casida
Ottawa High School
Washburn University
Casida
University of Kansas
Blues
Hornets hit 102 in win over Kansas City University
Emporia State basketball rolled to a 102 74 victory over Kansas City University last night, marking the school’s first 100 point game. Emporia improves to 6 9 while KCU falls to 2 9.
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Emporia State
Kansas City University
KCU
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