Owen Leads Ottawa Team At Wichita
Owen of Ottawa University scored 12 points on five field goals and two free throws to lead Faden-Way mire Ottawa’s entry to an 89-39 win over Great Bend Eagles in the Kansas AAU tournament at Wichita. Ex KU players Bud Gollier and Bob Billings added 11 each for the victors. Arnie Link led the Eagles with 11. Ottawa advances to face a Wichita team in the second round tonight.
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Ottawa University
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Ottawa
Great Bend Eagles
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Bob Billings
Arnie Link
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Ottawans
Burg Tourney Delayed A Day
The regional class BB tournament at Williamsburg postponed one night. Fulton meets Elmdale at 7 and Williamsburg faces Stilwell at 8 30 tonight. semifinals move to Friday and finals to Saturday. Quenemo beat Fontana 72 36 and Wea defeated Strong City 56 31 to reach the semis.
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Fulton
Elmdale
Stilwell
Quenemo
Wea
Fontana
Strong City
Williams to Help as Batting Coach Faces Manager Talk
Ted Williams, aged 41, will serve as part time batting coach for the Boston Red Sox while unsure about a return to play due to a neck ailment. After meeting with GM Bucky Harris, skipper Billy Jurges announced Williams will take on coaching duties in addition to his regular chores. Williams said he has helped hitters for 10 to 12 years and doubts a managerial role is imminent.
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Ariz
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Billy Jurges
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Ted
Boston
Red Sox
Phillies Boss Eddie Sawyer Hardens Grip at Spring Camp
Eddie Sawyer reasserts a win or else policy with the Phillies at Clearwater spring training. A midnight curfew is imposed as he seeks respect and a turnaround from last season's last place finish. Only pitchers Robin Roberts and Curt Simmons remain from the Whiz Kids era.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Clearwater
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Phils
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Curt Simmmons
Whiz Kids
Snow Cover Threatens Birds in Kansas
Heavy snow in Kansas endangers song and game birds by burying their food. Dave Leahy of the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Department urged sportsmen to feed game birds and asked housewives to provide bread and suet for song birds. Richard Eggen noted winds exposed some feeding spots but heavy snow now alters conditions. rabbits may damage young trees, with alfalfa bales suggested to lure them away from orchards.
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Money Winners To Baton Rouge Open
Golfstars Arnold Palmer Jack Fleck and Bob Goalby tee off in the opening round of the $15,000 Baton Rouge Open. Palmer, 30, from Ligonier PA leads money list with $20,200 after the Texas Open. Fleck, 38, of Los Angeles, sits second with $11,200 and Goalby, 28, of Crystal River FL is third with $9,900. The top trio is among 150 golfers at Baton Rouge Country Club for four days.
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Jack Fieck
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Fla
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Pittsburg State Tops Bethany 66-44 to clinch bid
Pittsburg State beat Bethany 66-44 in Pittsburg Kansas securing the CIC champion Gorillas advance to the NAIA tournament in Kansas City. Tom Lindahl led Pittsburg with 21 points while Bethany’s Merlin Larson scored 16.
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Tom Lindahl
Merlin Larson
Oscar Holds To Scoring Pace In Big College Basketball
Oscar Robertson extends his scoring lead with an 80 point burst across two games and eyes a third straight national scoring title. He has 841 points and a 33.0 average with two regular season games left and up to four tournament starts. Robertson could break the NCAA career scoring average record, while Ohio State leads in offense and California tops in defense.
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St. Bonaventure
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Frank Selvy
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Six Named To Hall Of Fame
Kansas City AP six men named to NAIA basketball hall of fame for 1960. Dr David E Faust of Catawba College and E D Fish of Kansas State College named as contributors. John L Longfeller of Indiana State Teachers named as coach. Hal Haskins Thom as Guerrero and Meer Meeker honored for playing careers. Awards presented March 11 at Kansas City luncheon during NAIA tournament.
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Basketball Hall of Fame
National Assn
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Catawba College
Salisbury
N. C
E. D. Fish
Kansas State College
Emporia
John L. Longfeller
Indiana State Teachers
Terre Haute
Hal Haskins
Hamling University
St. Paul
Thomas Guerrero
University of California At
Donovan Signs With White Sox After 1960 Deal
Sarasota AP reports right hander Dick Donovan signed his 1960 contract with the Chicago White Sox after a 9-18 season. Bob Shaw joined the salary revolt, following center fielder Jim Landis in new demand, after winning 18 of 24 last year.
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Sarasota
Fla
Dick Donovan
Chicago White Sox
Bob Shaw
Shaw
Jim Landis
Jordon to Defend Welterweight Title in Las Vegas
Welterweight champion Don Jordon of Los Angeles will defend his title in Las Vegas on May 6 or 27. He will meet the winner of the Benny Paret versus Federico Thompson bout on March 18.
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Nev
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Benny Paret
Federico Thompson
Cyclone B Team Ends 7 9 Mark In Tight Losses
Ottawa Highs Cyclone B finished 7 wins 9 losses with five losses by a total of 1 point. Close defeats to Sea man Highland Park Manhattan Leavenworth and Lawrence kept the record from nine. Reed and Reusch boosted to A team midseason while several others show promise for future varsity duty.
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Ily
Lane says Cards have a pretty fair chance to rise
Frank Lane former St Louis GM now with Cleveland says the Cardinals can climb from seventh to fourth place thanks to Bing Devines trades He cites the Ronnie Kline deal from Pittsburgh for Gino Cimoli and Tom Cheney and calls it a strong move He also praises Sawatski Nieman Spence and Wagner acquisitions as boosting the lineup and pitching depth
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Ronnie Kline
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Tom Cheney
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Kline
Carl Sawatski
Philadelphia
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Bob Nieman
Baltimore
Gene Green
Daryl Spencer
Leon Wagner
San Francisco
Don Blasingame
Ottawa Bowl Bowling Scores and Phone Listing
Ottawa Bowl phone listing appears with a sequence of ten pin scores across frames and players. The fragment includes various numeric results and an address-like header, suggesting a local bowling schedule or scoreboard page from a newspaper. The text is partial and lacks full names or context.
A's Manager Demands Attitude Against Loss
West Palm Beach Fifa AP report quotes Kansas City Athletics manager Bob Elliott saying there is no room for players who dislike losing. He wants players to celebrate wins but depart quietly after defeats, as the A's finished 1959 in second division.
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Fifa
Kansas City Athletics
Bob Elliott
A's
Champions To Seek Title Again
Evansville defending champions begin bid for another NCAA small college title with four regional sites in Evansville Indiana and Winooski Vermont. Eight survivors meet March 9 11 at Evansville for the national finals. Other regionals bring 24 teams to Owensboro Staten Island Wheaton Fresno Galesburg and Kirksville for the weekend eliminations.
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Owensboro
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N. Y
Wheaton, Ill
Fresno
Galesburg, Ill
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Rodriguez Scores Quick Stoppage Then Bids for Welter Title
Luis Rodriguez defeated Chica Vejar by a 10 round decision at Miami Beach Exhibition Hall and immediately pressed for a welterweight title bout with Don Jordan. Vejar, 28, weighed 154 1/2 pounds, Rodriguez 149 1/2, as Vejar praised the Cuban’s hands and future potential.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Chica Ve
Don Jordan
Kid Perez
Jordan
Vejar
Rodriguez
Miami Beach Exhibition Hall
Stamford
Conn
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Rodríguez Decks Velar In Boxing Bout With Knocks
Rodríguez unleashed a decisive performance delivering a five count in the sixth round and staggering Velar in the fifth seventh and ninth rounds as the bout unfolded, showcasing control and power throughout the match.
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Rodriguay
Velar
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