Coaching youth in college basketball needs patient growth
Ottawa University head coach Bill Frear discusses the gap between high school stardom and college demands. He notes players must start at the bottom, earn varsity spots, and endure transfers or quitting when faced with tougher competition. He cites Kansas State as an example of high turnover and emphasizes developing players over time. He also explains the conflict of guiding a pennant contender, where early experimenting is limited and top teams attract aggressive rivals. Frear highlights upcoming roster changes, naming Dick Schwartz, Bob McGhee, and Willie Barnes as seniors departures.
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Bill Frear
Ottawa University
Kansas State
K-State
Criminology Class Is Too Realistic at OSU
Oklahoma State University president Dr Oliver Willham called bringing a prostitute to a criminology class an error and said it will not happen again while professor Le C May defended plans to provide students with first-hand knowledge of underworld characters for study.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oliver Willham
Oklahoma State University
Willham
le C. May
Bowling Scores Monday Night Standings and Highlights
Bowling scores from Monday night show top performances by J Wallace 171 469 and B Moan 134 363 in women events while J Kramer 183 467 and R Shisler 206 563 headline the men. Several duos like Hill-Sheldon and Selby-Williamson feature in team tallies with high marks across 10-30 games.
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J. Selby
Kramer-Wassmer
J. Kramer
Porter-Vaughn
T. Porter
B. Hill
Schultz-Seymour
M. Seymour
Bethany Takes League Tilt In Ottawa Rec League
Bethany Chapel won its first senior division game 32-29 over Faith Bible as George Small led with 22 points. Nazarene edged Wesleyan Methodist 30-28 with Cyre scoring 16. Sacred Heart beat First Baptist 30-12, Sands and Kelly 6 each. United Presbyterian won 31-16 over Trinity Methodist. Junior action saw First Methodist No 1 upset Sacred Heart 20-18 in overtime, First Methodist No 2 beat Trinity 20-18, North Baptist 24-21 over First Baptist, and United Presbyterian 28-22 over Wesleyan Methodist.
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Bethany Chapel
Ottawa Recreation Commission
George Small
Bethany
Faith Bible
McNish
Faith
Nazarene
Wesleyan Methodist
Cyre
Woods
Wesleyan
Sacred Heart
First Baptist
Sands
Kelly
Showalter
Thompson
Baptists
United Presbyterian
Trinity Methodist
Shaffer
Haggard
Whitacre
Trinity
Crane
Gage
Methodists
Whalen
First Methodist No
Schnoke
Underwood
Killion
Nutt
North Bapsits
Ames
Meiers
Johnson
Presbies
Adcock
Dodger Catcher Hurt In Crash
Roy Campanella, 36, longtime Dodgers catcher, suffered a fractured neck when his car crashed into a pole in Glen Cove New York. He remained trapped for about 30 minutes, underwent surgery, and was reported in critical condition. Officials noted possible nerve damage and paralysis risk. Campanella was returning home after a New York TV appearance.
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Glen Cove
N.Y
Roy Campanella
Los Angeles Dodgers
Heas
Glen Cove Community Hospital
Los Angeles
Dodger
Buzzy Bavasi
Campanella
New York
W. 5. Gurnee
Gurnee
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Topeka
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AL Williams Insurance and Real Estate
S. Main Street
AL Williams
AL Williams Agency
League
First Methodist
Chappell Cleaners
Fredeen's
Deville
Harlem
J. Dean Nossinger
Hyde Park
Marbury
Buck Skein Joe
Knox and
Barton
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Skein Joe
Brentwood
Rockmount Western Shirts
Arounu Meton
ONES
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