Cyclones Roll Past Scots 70 60 In Ottawa NH League clash
Ottawa high school Cyclones beat Highland Park 70 to 60 to stay tied for first in the Northeast Kansas League. Fred Harder led Ottawa with 27 points while Marvin Wilson added 17 as the Cyclones built a 35 22 halftime cushion and pulled away early in the third. Highland’s Dale Evans topped their scoring with 21. The Ottawa reserves won 52 39 in the preliminary. Ottawa will face Leavenworth February 4.
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Cyclones
Highland Park
Lawrence
Topeka
Scottie
OHL
Fred Harder
Harder
Marvin Wilson
Ottawa
Don Morris
Sherm Price
Wilson
Scotties
Ted Brill
Dale Evans
Highland
Land
Ottawa Seconds
Scots
Larry Forsythe
Leavenworth
Pioneers
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Fisher
Paul
Newton
Garcia
Felterhoft
Andres
Henning
Gowler Kemp
Ottawape
Burlingame dominants Quenemo 72 to 31 in game
Burlingame used height advantage to crush Quenemo 72 31 as Lowell Hill 25 and Jim Neihoff 12 led scoring. Bill Logan topped Quenemo with 14 while Burlingame won the B game 53 34. Criqui paced Burlingame reserves with a1 points.
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Quenemo
Bill Logan
Lowell Hill
Criqui
Jim Neihoff
Lyndon Defeats Michigan Valley 98 to 67 In Big Lead
Lyndon roared to a 32 point second period surge to beat Michigan Valley 98 to 67. Coffman led Lyndon with 32 points while Hamilton added 20 as Lyndon built an insurmountable cushion. Engle and Walburn topped Michigan Valley with 25 and 19 points respectively.
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Coffman
Hamilton
Engle
Walburn
Appanoose Triumphs Over Princeton In Cage Battle
Appanoose defeated Princeton 65 to 50 in a non league basketball game on the Indian boards last night. Jim Maag led Appanoose with 18 points while Ron Foltz scored 22 for Princeton. The Indian also won the B game 66 to 23. Harlan Steele and Don Barnhart each had 10 for Appanoose. Princeton’s Stone and Jensen propelled their team with seven points apiece. Officials were Winkler and Stilwell.
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Princeton
Jim Maag
Ron Foltz
Harlan Steele
Don Barnhart
Stone
Jensen
Appangore
Monean
Foltz JQ
Woods
Awhatla
Apigie
Gage
Fowler
Sweet
Detwiler
Kinniaon
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Wintersoo
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Friends Triumph Over McPherson 94-80 In Kansas Conf
Friends University beat McPherson 94 to 80 as Joe Taylor Don Laswell and Bob Young each scored 21 points. McPherson’s Bill Smith poured in 36 points but Friends shot 49 percent to McPherson’s 41 percent. Friends moved to 3-3 in conference while McPherson stood at 1-5.
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Friends University
Bill Smith
Joe Taylor
Don Laswell
Bob Young
Friends
Kansas
Melvern Edges Overbrook In Close Showdown
Melvern defeated Overbrook 66 to 61 in a hard played game led by Melvern's Royston and Delano with 16 points each while Overbrook's Ronald Reed scored 19. In the B team contest Melvern won 65 to 46 led by J Schultz and K Schultz with 14 each. Officials were HMtott and Pitkin.
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Melvern
Ronald Reed
Royston
Delano
J. Schultz
K.schultz
Mike Rose
Ot Johnson
Weiss
Bean
Reama
Michael
Johansen
Anderson
Reed
Simmons
Arnett
Ettelinbarger
Schitz
Reams
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Pitkin
Pastrano and Spieser Fight To Draw In Miami Beach
In Miami Beach Pastrano and Spieser battled to a controversial draw as both failed to land decisive blows. Pastrano edged 96-95 on referee Cy Gottfried’s card, while Spieser had 96-95 from judge Fred Aaronson. AP also called it a draw after their second meeting following Pastrano’s Chicago win last July.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Willie Pastrano
Chuck Spieser
Pastrano
Cy Gottfried
Fred Aaronson
Spieser
Stu Winston
Associated Press
Pastrang
Chicago
Eureka Star Player Nets 82 Foot Shot
Eureka high school guard Jerry Pomranky Jr. shocked Garnett with an 82 foot shot at the end of the first quarter as Eureka beat Garnett 70 to 49. Officials confirmed the distance after the game.
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Eureka, Kas.m
Jerry Pomranky Jr
Eureka
Gar‘nelt
Garnett
Pomranky
Rantoul Dominates Vinland In Strong Basketball Win
Rantoul crushed Vinland 68 to 33 as Max Gorton led scoring with 17 points and Dick Evans added 16. Vinland’s Bill Cooper scored 20, while in the girls game Rantoul defeated Vinland 46 to 16 led by Sandra Redick with 24 points.
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Vinland
Gorton
W. Cooper
J. Calting G
Swanson
Ryder
Lyper
Jahnaoen
Scott
Schulz
Colling
Brown
O Bdamonds Eo
Kirkpatrick
Pacemaker Santee Eyes Fast Mile At Boston Meet
Wes Santee of Kansas with a planned pacemaker Billy Taylor leads the 67th BAA track meet Hunter Mile prospect. The field includes Ron Delany of Villanova, Lt Len Truex, Billy Tidwell and Joe Deady as Santee aims for a fast early pace and a potential repeat of his indoor American record pace set in 1954.
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Wes Santee
Billy Taylor
Santee
Wes
Dick Olsen
Northeastern University
Gundar Neilsen
Taylor
St. Santeen
Kansas
Quantico
Boston Garden
Ron Delany
Villanova
Delany
Len Truex
Billy Tidwell
Joe Deady
Olathe Beats Osawatomie 62 to 40 In Lopsided Game
Olathe dominated Osawatomie to win 62 to 40 as Charles Fuller scored 20 for the Eagles and Larry McDonald led the Trojans with 26 points. Olathe substituted freely in the second half.
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Kas
Osawatomie
Charles Fuller
Eagles
Larry McDonald
Trojans
Bonner Springs defeats Paola in basketball showdown
Bonner Springs players Bob Nelson and Bill Budy led a 56 to 44 win over Paola. Budy scored 22 points, Nelson 18, as Bonner Springs claimed the game with strong scoring from their top guards.
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Kas
Bob Nelson
Bill Budy
Paola
Budy
Nelson
Larry Steve Ridzik
Jones
Paula
Giants
Cincinnati
Braves Play At Emporia Tonight
The Ottawa University Braves face College of Emporia in Emporia with a 6 o'clock preliminary and an 8 o'clock varsity game. Jim Douglas returns after military service, boosting the team. Leavenworth athlete joins basketball and has a 50.4 second college quarter mile record, likely contributing as a point getter.
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Ottawa University Braves
College of Emporia
Emporia
Jim Douglas
Army
Leavenworth
Landy Runs Mile In 3 58.6 Second Fastest In World
Australian John Landy, a former world record holder, clocks 3:58.6 to win the Victorian State Mile in Melbourne. Merv Lincoln finishes second in 4:00.6, with Ron Clarke third as Landy marks the second fastest mile on record and confirms a late-career comeback.
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John Landy
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Landy
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Chris Chataway
Brian Hewson
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White City
Merv Lincoln
Ron Clarke
Baldwin Meets DeSoto For Little 7 Tournament Title
Baldwin and DeSoto reached the Little 7 final in Baldwin Kansas after wins over Gardner and Spring Hill. DeSoto led late to beat Spring Hill 63 to 54, while Baldwin routed Gardner 72 to 28. Tom Kennedy led Baldwin with 20 points, Brecheisen 15, Johnson 14. Consolation saw Eudora defeat Louisburg 55 to 43. Final action spetted tonight with 6 pm Wellsville vs Eudora and 8 pm Baldwin vs DeSoto for the title.
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Gardner
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Bulldogs
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Brecheisen
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Louisburg
Wellsville
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Weat
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Cordell Se Johnson
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Eck fuels Bethel comeback past Bethany in Kansas Conference
Bethel defeats Bethany 71 62 as Gerald Beck nails 14 points in final 10 minutes. Eck scores 22 with six corner buckets and two late free throws to seal the win. Gib Dyck adds 21 for Bethany, Bethany drops to 2 4 while Bethel leads at 6 0.
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Kas
Gerald Beck
Bethel
Kansas
Bethany
Eck
Gib Dyck
Rosewall advances to all-Australian final in Australian championship
Ken Rosewall defeated Herbie Flam 6-4 6-0 6-2 to reach the final in Brisbane. He will face the winner of Lew Hoad versus Neale Fraser for the title, giving an all-Australian final.
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Australia
America
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ken Rosewall
Rosewall
Lew Hoad
Neale Fraser
Atomic irradiation could preserve foods for longer life
At Dugway Proving Grounds Utah Army and civilian scientists pursue a five year program to use atomic energy waste products to preserve perishable foods. The second year shows that irradiation kills bacteria and can keep foods fresh for a year or more with minor taste changes. Newsmen viewed the project as details emerged for the first time.
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Dugway Proving Grounds
Utah
West Virginia Coach Led Unbeaten 1936 Mountaineers Wrestling
West Virginia trainer A. C. Whitey Gwynne helmed the Mountaineers during their only undefeated season in 1936, as WU won all seven wrestling meets.
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A. C.whitey
Gwynne
Mountaineers
Bowling Scores Dynamic League Night Highlights and Stars
Evening bowling results list top scorers from Dynamic League and Night Hawk League. Thompson posts 206 and 534 for Reliable-2 with Taylor 189-522 and Kerr 171-427 for Paula Bank-1. Heckman leads Vwi with 203-59 and Snider 188-514, Jones 478 in High 30, plus Burgon and Heckman in other top lines.
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Taylor
Paula Bank
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Alexander
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Heckman
Chism
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Nighthawk
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Casey Stengel and Miller Hug gins Pennant Records
Casey Stengel and Miller Hug gins have won six American League pennants with the New York Yankees. In winning the 1920 National League pennant, the Brooklyn Dodgers' longest losing streak was three games.
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Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
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