Burg Beaten in First Round Tilt at Pomona
Michigan Valley defeated Vinland 68 to 44 and Appanoose beat Olivet 64 to 36 in the Class BB district first round at Pomona. Scranton upset Auburn 57 to 32. Princeton versus Pomona and Quenemo versus Michigan Valley pairings set semifinals for Thursday night.
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Pomonabesa
Michigan Valley
Vinland
Appanoose
Olivet
Scranton
Auburn
Pomona
Princeton
Quenemo
Rich
Greenond
Louisburg
Parker AJ Jey
Welda
Pleasanton
Wil Lane
Bronson
Liamsburg
West- Prescott
Fontanaphalia
Lat
Yene
Rantoul
Richmond
Colony
Greeley
Westphal
Lullarpe
Ed Richmond
Plass
Bromsun
Teeston
Voster
Austad Parker
Lowe
Fitoltrin
Woods Aril
Todsd
Nichols
Michigan
Rawford
Jacobs
Thompson
Tyson
Urphree Gordon
Engle VW
D. Walburn
J. Thompson
Cowper
Pater Prescott Shaetes
Tr. Walburn
Ty Seorg
Amith Tay Othels
Crane Vickiee Thasanton
Willanishure
Nusrters Teendt Creer
Kirkland Michigan Valley
Shaffer
Visland
Poe
Tarmer
Poe Appahbose
Franck
Ware
Dickerson
Davis Tavis
Jackson
Riley
Rezuchamp
McCabe
Kirkland i
Worthington Dijlen
McFann
Hoekman
Atyers
Surtings
Tien Tanelei
Pear
Mitel Aly
Johnaan
Schoonorre
Moses
Baptist
Rumford
Lane
Quarte Wilhiames
Pry Smith Cramer
Pinegari
Thempaun
Keith Q
Stov
bCrawyord
Oliva Ee
Westphalia
Bria
McNiah
Shoemaker
Lancessa
Wright
Acranton
Aubari
White
Brautuss
Kellerman
McClanahan Young Eis
Lombard
Moria
Tucker
Tole
Mitelir
Vermann
Viner
Bible
Corma
Karr Pattee
North Baptiat
Karrony
Wethany Chapel
First Baptist
Senon
Amat
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R. Simatt
Cullison
Offa Ais
Jane
Bell Offuctada
Patrick Gray Wold
O Aedry
Seore
Young Glang
Garcia
Homer Auburn
Setae
LaCy Gene Mt RS
Shah Lewis
Tee ‘ Edwards
Benson
Douglas Harvey
Bethany Chapel
Firat Baptist
Boxing Bouts Here Monday at Ottawa Boys Club
The Ottawa Boys Club hosts a boxing program on Monday with ten bouts at 7:30 p.m. at the club gym. Bouts include heavyweight Bob Burnett versus an opponent, light heavyweight Marvin Holmes versus Wes Walker, welterweight James Bailey versus Fred Atchison, and other matchups listed with several unnamed opponents. Three additional bouts were promised but not yet announced.
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Ottawa Boys Club
Lawrence
Phil Rizguty
Ottawa
New York Yankees
Bob Burnett
Gary Thompson
Marvin Holmes
Wes Walker
James Bailey
Fred Atchison
Wailis Moten
Chuck Newman
Jess Garcis
Larry Smith
Phil Olivia
Junior Tyson
Chuck Waymire
The
Boys Club
Ottawa Braves Look To Upset Southwestern In NAIA Playoff
Ottawa University Braves travel to Winfield for the first NAIA playoff game against Southwestern. About 100 Ottawa fans join the 3 AM departure to watch on KTJO PM with Dick Martin on play by play. Builders are favored on their home floor though Ottawa hopes to repeat their Bethany performance and hit consistently.
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Ottawa
Winfield
Ottawa University Braves
Iin
Southwestern
Ktjo- Ipm
Ottawa University
Dick Martin
Dope
Braves
Bethany
Kansas
Ottawa High Poised Near NEK Loop Co-Championship
Ottawa High needs a win over Atchison and an Leavenworth upset of Leavenworth to claim a share of the NEK league crown. Kaiser sidelined by flu, but Friday's game vs Lawrence saw 11 assists as Ottawa battled back from a halftime deficit to edge the Redmen earlier this season.
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth Swan
Ottawa
Lawrence
Cyclones
Atrong
OHS
Atchison
Highland Park
Fred Kaiser
Kaiser
Redmen
Athletics Coaches Draw Double Duty in Kansas City Camp
WEST PALM BEACH The coaches juggle roles at the Kansas City Athletics camp while continuing regular duties. Manager Lou Boudreau plans to use rookie hurlers starting tomorrow and will have regular pitchers like Bobby Shantz Alex Kellner and Arnold Porto Caretto in batting practice. Shantz Boyer and Craddock will scout for wear. Craddock has an arm injury from winter baseball and Shantz and Boyer are sidelined by arm troubles. Standouts Jim Fmigan and Spook Jacobs remain unsigned.
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West Palm Beach
Kansas City Athletics
Lou Boudreau
Toegin
Bobby Shantz
Alex Kellner
Arnold Porto Caretto
Shantz
Cloyd Boyer
Walt Craddock
Boudreau
Craddock
Shaniz
Boyer
The
Athletics
Jim Finigan
Forest(Spook) Jacobs
Private Faces AWOL Charges in Berlin Transfer
Pvt. William A. Verdine of Starks Louisiana has been charged by U.S. Army with being AWOL and faces trial by general court martial. After being held six years by Russians, he was turned over in Berlin on January 20 and claimed twenty two years in the arctic camp at Vorkuta.
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Trankfurt
Germany
Pvt
William A. Verdine
Starks
U.S
Berlin
Vorkuta
Giardello Knocks Out Mueller For Middleweight Shot
In Milwaukee Giardello defeated Peter Mueller with a second round KO at 29 seconds to reinforce his position as a leading middleweight contender. The crowd of 10,003 saw a near first round finish as Giardello felled the Cologne fighter just before the bell. Hy Cohen, Cubs prospect, and Don Newcombe shared unit history at Brooke Army Medical Center in 1952 and 1953. Dave Koslo remains the Milwaukee Braves oldest player at 35.
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Milwaukee
Joey Giardello
Bobo Olson
Germany
Peter Mueller
Giardello
Mueller
Milwaukee Arena
Cologne
Hy Cohen
Chicago Cubs
Don Newcombe
Brooke Army Medical Center
Dave Koslo
Milwaukee Braves
KU Makes Triumphant Start In New Allen Field House
Lawrence Kan Kansas beat Kansas State 77 67 in a Big Seven clash at the new Allen Field House before a record indoor crowd. It marked Phog Allen 756th win and featured a 17 000 capacity dedication crowd. Gene Elston scored 21 for KU, Roger Craft 14 for K State as Wildcats finish 11 10 6 6. With two games left KU stands 10 9 4 6 in the league as Oklahoma hosts Oklahoma A M and Kansas visits Missouri this weekend.
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Highland Park Juniior High
Calvary Bapd
Ottawa
Song
Roth
Stevens
N ' Bennett
Malburg
Topeka
Payne A . L. Anderson
Jiminex
J. Anderson
Adcock
Whirlwinds
Jim Clark
Mmartery
Wes
Methodist
Fetterhoff
Scots
Calvary Baptist
Pat Beller
Pest Christian
Nazarene
I Watts
SC. Hicks
Lyre
Wichel Ouawwaa
Highland Park
Burtingham
Bechile
Noyse
Bakar
Allen
Haya Te Oe
Burka
Weeks iSmith Fisher
Bryant
Patterton
Golller Fetterhart
Coleman
Craig Newton
Beltre Nott
Wirestone Alexander
Goma & Carpenter
Saylora Mortis Thompson
Ward
Wilson Fl
Griffen Highland Park
A. Ee
Senate
Firat Methodiat
Trinity Methodist
Sacred Heast
United Presby
Sandeeh Hollow
Murdock
Morrisey
M. Hudnail Dawson
Amdersher
Milburn
Ferpudon G. Milburn
Clarkin Barnes
T. Hudnait Plerera
Rispinose Thompson
Mages Ray
Hodson W. Johnson
Actes AM. Johnson
Abelsher Wood
Laux
Sacred Heart Nu
United
New Allen Field House
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State
Phog Allen
Cadillac
K-State
Jayhawks
Gene Elston
Roger Craft
Wildcats
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&m
Missouri
SMU Takes Loop Title in Southwest Conference Race
SMU edged Texas Christian at the wire to claim the Southwest Conference basketball title and clinch an NCAA Tournament berth. TCU trailed Arkansas 110-89 as SMU beat Texas 93-80, sealing SMU’s first conference crown in WB years and a Western regional bid in Manhattan on March 11.
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Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
SMU
TCU
Horned Frogs
Mustangs
Arkansas
Texas
Longhorn
NCAA
Manhattan
Kan
Nebraska and Colorado duel as league chase ends in Lawrence
Oklahoma meets Kansas in the season finale at Lawrence next Tuesday as Nebraska trails Colorado on the standings. Attending the dedication ceremonies were Gov. Fred Wall Dr. Franklin Murphy chancellor Dr. James A. McCain president of K State and Oscar Stauffer of Topeka a state board of regents member.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Fows State
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Kansas
Guv
Fred Wall
Franklin Murphy
James A. McCain
K-State
Oscar Stauffer
Topeka
State Board of Regents
Bowling Scores in Ladies League and Trial League Rankings
Bowling scores from the Ladies League at Sears show multiple high games and series led by Anndrewe with 487. Minor tallies 482 and Carey 164 high game, while Budge and Jilley post 385 and 162 respectively. In the NCUSPTRIAL LEAGUE Hervics 234 high, Lehman 185 538, Yelton 192 530, McBride 211 30 Rybolt 45.
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Leage Sears
Anndrewe
Anchor
Minor
Hoko
Carey
Brentenberger
Budge
Jilley
Chique
Wagini
Todd
Ataloney
Ncusptrial League
Ies
Hervics
Jerkin
Afengerhausen
Bennett's
Lehman
Warner's
Wigh Meadow
Shister
Peoples Bank
Yelton
Wiggina
Prather
Scott
McBride
Rybolt
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Ottawa Herald
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Kansas City
St. Benedicts
Nek Loop
Ottawa High School
Fred Harder
State Bank
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Nchorgsavings Sae Loan Association
Olson
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Wizard
Western Auto Associate
Cliff Reynolds
S. Main Phone
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund
Optometrist
A. G. Madison, O.D
Medical Directory
J. J. Barr, M.D
Olin G. Wollen
O.D
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Gennett
Rodney McClay
D.D
Pho
Geo. W. Davis
M.D
Chiropractors
Hugh Campbell
S. Main St
Paul S. Hughes
Ey Mutual
IHC
Tock Fund, Ic
Selective Fund, Inc
Syrdicate OF America, Inc
Frank A. Trump, M.D
Croroprautor
Paewens
Louis N. Speer
General Medicine and Surgery
Fourth St
M. Brockway
Investors Diversified Services
Hazen L. Richardson
S. Main
James E. Wallen
Obstetrics and General Medicine
Masonic Bidg
W. Third St. Offies
Credit Bureau OF Ottawa Adjustment Department
Pha
DR. Bd, L. Young
R. C. Capron
Third St
Briscoe Drug Store
Main
8. N. Flora
Zeller Bldg
Henning Bros
Sylva Lofgreen
Victor J. Lofgreen
Physicians and Surgeona
R. S. Roberts
David G. Laury
Otce
Joe W. Selby
W. 1. Conger
Don Collins
Ottawa Veterinary Hospital
N. Maia
Dr. & A. Bruce
Rea Pho
John F. Hudelson
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