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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1965

Page

2

Ottawa Racks Up No 4 In EKL 67 54 Over Olathe

Ottawa Highs Cyclones beat Olathe 67 to 54 to extend EKL lead to 4 0 and stay one game ahead of Argentine. Mendell 23 points and Kitts 12 and 15 rebounds fuel the win while Williams leads Olathe with 18 points.

Ottawa Olathe Cyclones Mustangs Rosedale Wildcats Bonner Springs Turner Golden Bears Cycones Rod Kitts Ronnie Mendell OHL Eagles OHS Kitts Reebounds Ronnie Lloyd Dave Williams Nat Pratt Clathe Williams Davis Mendell Mavity Lloyd Jameeson Lay OcOel Walton D. Knop Prater Pratt M. Knop

B Team Beats Olathe 44 39 in Friday Night Tilt

Ottawa defeats Olathe 44 to 39 as they rally from a slow start. Eddie Sheldon opened with a field goal, Scott Killough led with 12 points, while Dan Seymour and John Wilson sparked the Sophomore attack. Ottawa stifled Olathe in the second half, holding them to 18 points after intermission.

Gary Mavity Olathe Ottawa Eddie Sheldon Scott Killough Dan Seymour Jack Shepard John Wilson Seymour Wilson Dudley Calder Tad Sheldon Killough Calder Shepard Sheldon

Loyola Upsets Wichita and Iowa Beats UCLA in Chicago

In Chicago Stadium on Friday night unranked Iowa toppled UCLA 87 82 while Loyola of Chicago stunned No 5 Wichita 93 92 in overtime. Iowa's 10 5 season includes a 4 1 Big Ten mark as Tom Markey's OT follow shot sealed Loyola's win over Wichita.

Chicago Chicago Stadium Iowa UCLA Loyola of Chicago Wichita Denver Southern California Wyoming San Jose LaSalle Hawkeye Bruins Illinois Miller Indiana Tom Markey Loyola Ramblers Dave Stallworth Louisville Billy Smith Smith Chris Perrall Gail Goodrich Goodrich Uclan Johnny Wooden Hawke Eyes

Orioles 47 Falcons 43 in Franklin County League clash

Princeton Orioles beat Richmond 47 to 43 at Princeton High to move to 4-0 in FCL play. John Sutton led with 14 points, Dennis Domnan ich and Tom Kingadded 11 each, while Richmond's Jim Chambers had 12. Orioles improve to 9-2. Richmond falls to 9-3.

Princeton Princeton Orioles Richmond Falcons Princeton High Orioles Williamsburg Princeston Pomona John Sutton Dennis Domnanish Tom King Jim Chambers Domnanish King Sutton Wiederholt Wood Anderson Brown Chambers Chrisjohn Cole Johnson Stevens Stottlemire Turley Willey

Melvern Panthers Cruise Past Scranton 72 56 in OCL

Melvern dominated at the line, finishing 22 of 25 free throws to stay tied atop the Osage County League with a 14th straight win. Little Jack White led Melvern with 20 points, followed by Harry Geler 17 and Leon Lindstrom 14, while Scranton's McPhail scored 18 and Bob Dunnaway 16 as the third-place team drops to 4.3 in league play.

Melvern Scranton Panthers Little Jack White Melevern Harry Geler Leon Lindstrom McPhail Bob Dunenaway OCL

Hockey Results From Friday By The Associated Press

No games were played on Friday with no results recorded. The day’s schedule lists New York at Montreal Boston at Toronto and Chicago at Detroit as the upcoming matchups for today.

Associated Press New York Montreal Boston Toronto Chicago Detroit

Boxing Results From West Palm Beach And Los Angeles

Stormy Winters of Fort Lauderdale stopped Jimmy Beasley of Miami Beach in 5 rounds at West Palm Beach. In Los Angeles Andy Heilman of San Pedro outpointed Rafael Gutierrez of Mexicali over 10 rounds.

Associated Press West Palm Beach Fla Stormy Winters Fort Lauderdale Jimmy Beasley Miami Beach Los Angeles Andy Kid) Heilman San Pedro Calif Rafael Gutierrez Mexicali Mexico

Friday Night Ladies Bowling Scores Report

Scoring highlights from multiple local bowling lanes yield top games including Tripplett 151 and Wolgast 204. Individual leaders include Zielsdorf 170 and Swinehart 155 with team tallies ranging from 402 to 493 across venues such as Royal Lanes Crite s Appliances and Ella s Salon.

Ottawa Juniors sweep two grade basketball routs

Ottawa Junior High powered two victories Friday as the ninth graders won 36 to 27 and the eighth graders prevailed 28 to 21. Don Stevens led Ottawa’s ninth graders with 11 points while Dennis Wieneke topped the ninth with 16 for Olathe.

Clathe Ottawa Whirlwinds Don Stevens Honn van Fossman Waymire David Lofgreen Olathe Dennis Wieneke Doug Wood Ron Matthews Robert Meyer Matthews Guster Newson Grinrod Kurtz Hamblin Osl Stevens van Fossan Horn Lofgreen Wisconski Poland Kreamer Randall Young Loudermill

Lucky Open darkens as Rodriguez Lema exit in third round

Seventy three pros tackle Harding Park as Bob Charles leads with 138 and Billy Martindale. Defending champion Rodriguez and British Open king Lema miss the cut with 150 after rounds of 77. Nichols also 150. Palmer and Nicklaus era champions not present.

San Francisco Billy Martindale New Zealand Bob Charles Martindale Harding Park Charles Juan (Chi, Chi) Rodriguez Tony Lema San Leandro Bobby Nichols Ken Venturi Arnold Palmer Jack Nickolaus Lema Rodriguez Nichols

Lyndon Tops Pomona In Osage County League Showdown

Lyndon defeated Pomona 76 to 61 to stay in a first place tie with Melvern in the Osage County League. Jerry Fabert led Lyndon with 28 points including 12 in the final quarter, while Ken Culbertson added 15. Pomona’s Richard Altic led all scorers with 19 as the Indians dropped to 2-4 in league play. Lyndon improved to 11-4 overall.

Lyndon Pomona Indians Jerry Fabert Ken Culbertson OCL Richard Altic Raymon Schroeder

Eudora 51 Eagles 49 in Little Seven battle

Eudora edged Wellsville 51 to 49 as Wellsville fouled 22 times and hit 15 free throws while Eudora made 12 from the line. Barnett led Wellsville with 15 points on seven of nine from the floor and Gordon paced Eudora with 12 as Eudora rose to 3-5 and Wellsville fell to 2-6.

Wellsville Eudora Eagles Jay Barnett Mike Burrell Bill Gordon Langston Grober Holmes Harris Gordon Sparkes Wotaw Swearingen Burrell Davenport Harrison O'Neil Barnett Peckham

Bulldogs storm to 100 points in league win over Spring Hill

Baldwin-Baldwin led 29-12 after one period and rolled to a 100 to 75 victory over Spring Hill in a Little Seven League game. Ron Chambers scored 29 and 18 came in the opening quarter to spark the Bulldogs to their sixth league win. Spring Hill’s Brian Beach poured in 39 as the high scorer.

Baldwin Bulldogs Spring Hill Ron Chambers Woody Hobson Dick Hedges Crew Brian Beach Chambers Mitchell Hobson F. Purvis Beedles Leitaker Swan Biddle Taul Nutt Hardy J. Purevis Beach Evans House Kuhn Johnson Masterson Buckley

Pro Basketball Scores Quick Night Amid High-Scoring Games

In a busy night of NBA action the New York team topped Detroit 106 to 99 while Philadelphia beat Boston 118 to 105. Los Angeles eclipsed Cincinnati 137 to 133 and St. Louis defeated Baltimore 124 to 119.

Chamberlain Draws Good Crowds In Philadelphia

Wilt Chamberlain has revived the 76ers with Hal Greer forming a potent inside outside duo. In two home games in Philadelphia they drew about 17,000 fans, including 10,831 for a win over the Celtics, the largest regular season crowd in years. Chamberlain 27 points 34 rebounds while Russell 12 points 17 rebounds. Greer 31 points on 14 FGs and 3 FTs led the scoring. Boston’s 9 losses include four to Philadelphia. Other NBA results: New York over Detroit 106-99, St. Louis over Baltimore 124-119, Los Angeles over Cincinnati 137-133 in double OT.

National Basketball Association 76Ers San Francisco Warriors Hal Greer Chamberlain Bill Russell Bos Ton Celtics Convention Hall New York Detroit St. Louis Baltlemore Los Angeles Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Celtics Greer Hal Russell John Havilcck Dave Budd Willis Reed Knicks Eddie Miles Baltimore Bullets Len Wilkens Bob Pettit Hawks Pettit Zelmo Beaty Jerry West Elgin Baylor West Baylor Roy Ellis Ellis

Patterson Picked By Ex Manager Clash At Madison Square Garden

Ex-manager Cas D Amato comments on Floyd Patterson and his fight plans as Patterson returns to Madison Square Garden for a sold out 18,400 crowd. Names George Chuvalo Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston appear with possible gate details and past bouts in Las Vegas and 1951 Louis era.

New York Joe Louis George Chuvalo Jimmy Braddock Floyd Patterson Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali Cas D'Amato Patterson Cas Madison Square Garden D’amato Las Vegas Floyd Sonny Liston Chuvalo Sweden Eddie Machen Chue Valo Doug Jones Louis Clay Jones Rocky Marc Ciano

Prescott senior Leo alnd Wood scores 56 points in win

Prescott High School senior Leo alnd Wood scored 56 points by making 23 field goals and 10 free throws in a 112 to 59 victory over LyCygne. He broke the school record of 55 points set in 1959 by his uncle Don Brown.

Prescott Kan Leo Alnd Wood Prescott High School LyCygne Leland Don Brown

Ravens Meet Pittsburg In Key Night Clash

Pittsburg State aims to derail a hot St. Benedicts squad at Atchison as the Ravens chase the Kane gas berth in the NAIA tournament. St. Benedicts, 13-2 after a 95-73 win over William Jewell, features balanced scoring led by Hare and Jones. McPherson battles Bethel in a tight Kansas Conference race while Bethany hopes to hold top spot as teams like Kansas Wesleyan, College of Emporia, and Friends vie for positions.

Associated Press Pittsburg State St. Benedicts Kane Gas Atchison Kansas McPherson Kansas Wesleyan Salina William Jewell Ravens Missourians Pat Hare Darryl Jones Bethel Bethany Robert Fairebanks Marion Enke Southwestern College of Emeroria Friends

Ottawa-U Baker Tonight Clash Promises Close

Ottawa University Braves visit Baker University at Wilson Field House for a Kansas Conference clash. OU shows a 4.6 league mark after five losses in six games while Baker sits at 3.6 in conference. Injuries hit OU with freshman Greg Van Ert sidelined for a toe injury, but Charles Mercer may return earlier than expected.

Ottawa University Braves Baker University Wilson Field House Baker Braves Kansas Wildcats McPherson Ottawa Greg van Ert van Ert Charles Mercer Mercer Tony Verdi George Czaplinski Sophie Don Sharbutt Wright Beck Brian Carpenter Jim Hutton Dave Sears Duane Bissitt

Vikings beat Quenemo 69 to 58 in Osage County league game

Carbondale held off Quenemo as the Buffaloes failed down the stretch scoring only 4 points in the final quarter while Viking guard George Niehoff led Quenemo with 18. Steve Willson paced Carbondale with 22 as the hosts moved to 3-3 in the league.

Quenemo Carbondale Osage Buffaloes Vikings George Niehoff Jeff Casten Leroy Graghm Niehoff Buffs Steve Willson OCL

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