Ottawa Cyclones hold off Atchison in NEK clash thriller
Ottawa high school edged Atchison 71 to 69 in a tight NEK League game. Roger Casida led with 32 points on 10 free throws and 16 field goals, while H. C. Palmer and Ronnie Clarkson paced the Redmen. Kaiser and Casida closed out the game as Ottawa preserved a five point edge late.
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Ottawa High School
Atchison
Cyclones
Redmen
Roger Casida
OHS
Ottawa Triumph
Joops
H. C. Palmer
Ronnie Clarkson
Clarkson
Palmer
Casida
Ottawa
Fred Harder
Fred Kaiser
Jack Henning
Kaiser
Harder
Ted Brill
Highland Park
Franklin County league finale crowns Appanoose and rivals
Richmond, Princeton and Rantoul clinched league triumphs as Appanoose finished 6-0 and earned top seed for the county tournament at Ottawa University. Rantoul upset Pomona 51 48 while Princeton defeated Williamsburg 54 45 and Richmond beat Lane 53 33 to claim second place. Dick Evans led Rantoul with 25 points, Bud Welsch had 23 for Princeton, and pomona’s Gary Stoneking scored 20 in the nightcap.
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Appanoose
County Loop
Franklin County
Ottawa University
Rantoul
Pomona
Princeton
Williamsburg
Richmond
Lane
Dick Evans
Bulldogs
Evans
Gary Stoneking
Delbert Eichinger
Pirates
Bill
Bobo
Panthers
Bud Welsch
Merl Shaffer
Delaine Heckman
Sawin
Appanoose - Richmond
Ceesseers
Sagetee
Ares
Ceessseeees
Merle Feuerborn
Cubs
Feuerborn
Davis
Lions
Louis Hart
Norman Johnston
Little Lions
Hidimond
Oestretcher
Davis M. Feuerb
Walt Landers
Hermreck Stocksen
Wittman Lombard
K. Feuerb
Ferguson
Patrick
Page
Hoare
Hi Willamsburzg
Randel
Baxter
Sutherland Welsch
Blair Cannady Shaffer Schaub
Don Randel
Foltz Ware
Breithaupt
Davis Sabbata
Heckman
Kirkland
Ed Williamsburg
Richardson
Norton Swanson
Stoneking B. Poe
Cearfosa Eyane
Shaw
Lindsey Etchinger
Sloop
Parker
Spring Hill and Gardner to contest Little 7 title
Spring Hill the top seed defeated Wellsville 63 to 53 led by 27 points from Dale Hawk and 19 from Larry Wiggins. Garner upset Baldwin 43 to 39 with 16 from Duane McIntire, while DeSoto beat Louisburg 59 to 42 in a losers bracket tilt. Final features Spring Hill versus Gardner for the championship.
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Kas
Spring Hill and
Gardner
Spring Hill
Stun
Dale Hawk
Larry Wiggins
Eagles
Garner
Edge Baldwin
Duane McIntire
The
Trail Blazers
Warren Willis
Albert Johnston
Bulldogs
DeSoto
Louisburg
Eudora
Baldwin
Giardner
Baldwin Eft
Melntire
Randal Boetaert
Charbn
Williamsburg Wins Over Quenemo In Thursday Tilt
The Williamsburg town team defeated Quenemo 76 to 54. Applegate led Williamsburg with 18 points while Gray scored 15 for Quenemo. Also noted, Bobby Shantz signed a Kansas City Athletics contract, with Ray Kennedy stating mutual satisfaction and a salary around 20 000 dollars for 1954. The piece also mentions a national accident death rate of about 57 per 100 300 people annually.
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Williamsburg
Kas
Ray Kennedy
The
Athletics
Shantz
United States
Presbies Top Ottawa 70 to 60 in KU Conference Clash
College of Emporia used a strong first half to build a 38 22 lead and held off Ottawa University 70 60 at Wilson Fieldhouse. Kahler led Ottawa with 22 points while Danenhauer dominated the boards for the Presbies, who stayed in the conference race as Bethany fell to Bethel. Williamson added nine as Dehlinger shone in late free throws.
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Kansas
College of Emporia
Ottawa University
Braves
Willson
Bethany
Bethel
Newton
Wesleyan
Baker
Salina
Coyotes
Presbies
Bill Danenhauer
Steve Mack
Floyd Reichardt
Roger Keltner
Bill Kahler
Larry Larkin
Ron Jurenka
Kahler
Keltner
Jurenka
Fred Sinclair
Dale
Majors
Gary Williamison
Danenbauer
Louis Coppoe
Williamson
Coppoe
Charley Dehlinger
Ottawa
Danenhauer
Rallumpy
Lindsborg
Bethany College
Ronnie Yingling
Stan John Overbrook
Olvet
Wright
Ottawa E
Reed
McCabe
Hylton
McFann
University
Bean Fohnson
McPann
Gratt
Overbrook
Overbrook Dominate Olivet 59 38 In Kansas City Night
Overbrook led early and stayed ahead to defeat Olivet 59 to 38. Jim Lee scored 16 points with seven field goals and two free throws for Overbrook. Olivet's McCabe led with 14 points as Swedes prepare for upcoming games.
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Overbrook
Kas
Overbroaow
Olivet
Jim Lee
McCabe
Quenemo Buffs Rally To Beat Michigan Valley 71 67
Gene Mayden and Johnny Kramer led Quenemo with 27 and 21 points respectively as the Buffs defeated Michigan Valley 71 67. Mayden shot 11 field goals and 7 free throws, while Kramer added 5 field goals and 11 free throws. D Walburn led Michigan Valley with all their points as box score details show the Quenemo win in a tight game.
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Gene Mayden
Johnny Kramer
Michigan Valley
Mayden
Quenemo
Kramer
D. Walburn
Mich
Valley
Walburn
J. Kramer
C. Gray
G. Thomysin
Logan
J. Thompa
Reed
H. Haufler
T. Kramer
Engte
Smith
Haufler
Eseye
Indians Fall to Greeley in Plains Basketball Affair
Greeley dominated Appanoose 75 to 43 as all five starters sat, jumping to a 20 to 0 early run and bottling the visitors to 4 points in the second period. Beller led Greeley with 17, Dick Dillon had 12 for the Indians, and Richard Moses topped Appanoose with 18. Guilfoyle added 12 for the losers. The prelim went to Appanoose 53 to 46.
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Richard Moses
Indians
Guilfoyle
Bowling Scores From Dynamic and Other Leagues
Readable racing style bowling list shows multiple players with high games and series in the Dynamic Leagues Insulation and AnTWK League plus Eagles league. Notable marks include Jones 210 487, Ransom 187 518, Birckhead 167 447, Scriber 175 460, Heckman 181 508, Wimsbaugh 181 454, Chester 217 519, Devore 222 528, Compton 168 484, Davis 147 and Fritts 383 across listed meets and dates.
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Roekable
Ransom
Alexander
Birckhead
Scriber
Heckman
Wimsbaugh
B. Jones
Eagles
Chester
Briscoe
Devore
Korg Leginn
Compton
Busch
Taylor
Waldo
Minden
Grill
R. L. Davis
S. Fritts
US Army still seeks mule skinners in jet era
CHICAGO The Army announces a sustained campaign to recruit mule skinners who can endure high altitude and match mule temperament. The 4th Field Artillery Battalion and 35th Quartermaster Company at Camp Carson Colo staff units with mules report several enlistments and inquiries.
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Chicago
U.S. Army
Army
4Th Field Artillery Battalion
35Th
Camp Carson
Colo
Arizona
California
Montana
South Carolina
A Victory For Wolves
Sioux City Iowa judge invalidates a disorderly conduct charge against Air Force Sgt James Wesley, ruling a city ordinance bans men from making advances toward women in public places as unconstitutional. The case centers on a downtown street date hurdle and the airman's claim of free speech.
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Wolves
Sioux City
Iawa
Air Force
James Wesley
Bonnie Baird
Berry Jalsisk
Sisk
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