Pomona sweeps Franklin County basketball finals
Pomona High wins both A and B titles in the Franklin County League tournament at Ottawa University Wilson Field House. Pomona beat Williamsburg 43-40 in the A final on Shoemaker’s late rally and clutch free throws, while Pomona B downed Williamsburg 57-41 for the B title. Lane Lions claim third with a 59-30 win over Princeton. Bazars lead Pomona scoring with Shoemaker's 19 points and Goodwill top Williamsburg with 17.
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Indians
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Herald
Weber Claims Second Straight All Star Bowling Title
Dick Weber, the thin man from St Louis, wins his second consecutive All Star crown by defeating Billy Welu 642 501 in the three game title roll off earning 15000 dollars. Earlier Weber beat Welu 3 1 in the 14th round. Don Carter remains a top performer with six World Invitational victories and four All Star crowns. In Grand Rapids Michigan Marion Ladewig defeats Robbie Shaler 586 578 for her eighth All Star championship worth 5000 dollars.
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Chicago
Albie Pearson Signs Deal With Los Angeles Angels
Albie Pearson expressed pleasure as he reached contract terms with the Los Angeles Angels. The outfielder played 160 games, hit .261, and led the American League with 115 runs scored as leadoff man.
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Four Oldtimers In Hall Of Fame Inducted
NEW YORK AP The Old Timers group names four new Hall of Fame members: outfielders Sam Rice and Elmer Flick and pitchers Eppa Rixey and John Clarkson. Induction is Aug 5 in Cooperstown NY, bringing total to 94.
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Pro Basketball Ottawa Herald 1963 item
Brief pro basketball note from the Ottawa Herald dated Monday January 28 1963 highlights a game or league event. Names of teams players or scores are not readable in the supplied fragment.
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Garnett Bowling Sweep Wins Over Ottawa Men and Women
Garnett bowlers swept both sexes against Ottawa at Garnett Bowling Center. The Garnett men posted a 2,858 scratch series to Ottawa's 2,716 and won two lines out of three for a 3-1 victory. The Garnett women overcame a 99-pin per-line deficit to win two of three games and outran Ottawa 2,326 to 2,295 in total. Individual scores featured Keller Foltz, Miller, Beckner, Reynolds, Caldwell, and Kramer leading Ottawa with 588.
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Braves Face KWU Three-Way Tie For KCAC Lead
The Kansas Conference leads are tangled with Bethel Sterling and College of Emporia at 7 3, Southwestern 6 3, and McPherson 6 4. Sterling's bethel clash looms as key while C of E hosts Baker and McPherson faces Southwestern and Sterling. Independent Tabor posted a 12 3 in-state best, with detailed standings and weekly schedule listed.
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