Kansas City Teams Reach Finals in Ottawa Regional
Argentine defeats Ottawa 55-40 and Rosedale over Cha mute 63-52 to reach the Class AA Ottawa regional finals. Argentine’s Jim Redmond led with 16 points while Dontie Morris topped Ottawa with 18. Rosedale’s Dave Woolery and Bob Brown scored 22 and 27 as Chanute pressed, then fell 63-52. Argentine and Rosedale meet at nine for the title and a state trip to Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Ottawa
Chanute
Chamute
Ottawa Cyclones
Cyclones
Jim Redmond
Redmond
Dontiie
Morris
Dave Woolery
Bob Brown
Brown
Wichita
Golijer
Favron
Higgins
Yarimore
Forsythe
Bustamte
Garcia
Robinson
Paul
Peterson
Wilson
Ottaw
Wallace Leads Scoring Race Amid ACC Tournament Drama
Grady Wallace of South Carolina extended his lead in the major college scoring race after scoring 41 points against Duke. Elgin Baylor of Seattle and Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas remain top challengers as Baylor trails Wallace by a significant margin, with Baylor at 30 and Chamberlain further back.
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Grady Wallace
South Carolina
Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Gamecocks
Wallace
Duke
Baylor
Harveyville And Bronson Winners At Class BB Meet
Bronson defeated Appanoose 62 56 and Harveyville beat Reading 55 47 to reach the Class BB final. Dawson scored 20 for Bronson and Detwiler led Appanoose with 34 points but Bronson led each period and held a halftime edge of 31 29.
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Hartford
Bronson High School
Appanoose
Harveyville
Reading
Jim Detwiler
Bronson
Dawson
Detwiler
Nichols
Maag Bolling
Moses
Clark
Steele
Dawson Fowler
Swains
Gilliland
Markley
Rae Ee
Appahoose Asetove
Bronson Sheet
Cerv Worried About Hitting for A's Center Field
In a spring training scene at Connie Mack Field West Palm Beach Bob Cerv, a 31 year old ex Yankee castoff, frets over his hitting while Louw Skizas notes Cerv should know if eight swings are enough. Manager Lou Boudreau worries more about Cerv’s ability to play center field and throw well enough to secure the job.
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West Palm Beach
Fla.a
Irv Noren
Kansas City Athiletics
Connie Mackfield
Noren
Louw Skizas
Cerv
Bob Cerv
New York Yankees
Athletics
Lou Boudreau
Bob
Nebraska Collegian
A's Tie Buffalo in Spring Tune-up With Cavaretta
In West Palm Beach Florida Phil Cavaretta, Buffalo connection, played first base in an A's intra-squad game. He singled and drove in a run as Jim Pisoni homered, while Glen Cox pitched three perfect innings. The contest finished 3-2 with claims that everybody won.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Kansas City A’s
Phil Cavaretta
Chicago Cubs
Buffalo
A’s
Phil
Jim Pisoni
Baltimore
Glen Cox
North Carolina Passes First ACC Hurdle in Tourney
North Carolina, the nation’s top college basketball team, advanced past the opening ACC tournament hurdle. The Tar Heels now must win seven straight games to claim the NCAA championship, a tall order after a 25-game winning streak this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Fan Chants Dodgers Move Question From Brooklyn Roots
New Yorker Hilda Chester, famed for banging a cowbell at Ebbets Field, says Los Angeles lacks noise and connection for the Dodgers. She recalls cheering for Leo Durocher and notes her loyalty shifted when he joined the Giants in 1948. She admits Dodgers fans can’t easily switch allegiances.
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New York
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Hilda Chester
Brooklyn
Hilda
Ebbets Field
Leon Durocher
New York Giants
Lippy
Polo Grounds
Giants
Melvern and Spring Hill reach finals in class B tourney
Melvern defeated Tonganoxie 44 42 to reach the final and will face Spring Hill for the championship. Spring Hill beat Lansing 48 40 to advance, with Weis and Reams scoring 18 and 15 respectively to pace Melvern in a tense contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Melvernand
Spring Hill
Tonganoxie
Lansing
Jim Weis
Terry Reams
Melvern
Welterweights On TV Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York telecast features Sugar Hart from Philadelphia and Walt Byars of Boston in a 10 round welterweight bout. Hart, 21, has a 12 fight win streak and a 20-1 career mark with 18 KOs, while Byars, 25, stands 16-2-1 with four knockouts and never been stopped. NBC airs the NBC broadcast at 9 p.m. CST.
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New York
Garnett
Sugar
Hart
Walt Byars
Jin
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
By‘ars
Boston
New England
Gargaen
Kayos
Fred Terry
Byars
NBC
Rookie Lynn Lovenguth Shines in intra squad stint
In St Petersburg Florida Lynn Lovenguth a 33 year old rookie boosted his Cardinal prospects with a sharp three inning showing in an intra squad game He allowed only two hits Del Ennis opened with a single and Tom Cheney added a three hitter Lovenguth a potential Redbird bullpen candidate appears smaller than his listed 5 10 170 but plays with fiery determination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Lynn Lovenguth
St. Louis Cardinal
Toronto
Lovenguth
del Ennis
Tom Cheney
Redbird
High School Tournaments Scores Snapshot
Basketball scores from Associated Press briefs show Ottawa over Argentine 55 to 40 and Rosedale 63 over Chanute 62. Lawrence defeated Topeka 83 to 48, Eureka 58 over Osage City 84, Olathe 76 over Ioa 80, Spring Hill 48 over Wellsville 40, Lansing 44 over Melvern 42, Harveyville 65 over Reading 47, Bronnon 62 over Appanoose 56.
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Ottawa
Rosedale
Chanute
Lawrence Topeka
Atchigan
Lawrence
Highlands Park
Garnett Eureka
Osage City
Ioa
Olathe
Wellsville
Spring Hill
Lansing
Melvern
Tonganoxle
Hartford
Harveyville
Reading
Bronnon
Appanoose
Bowling Scores Twilight League Highlights
Summary lists top scores from the Twilight League across teams including General American Ol-3 High 10 Parker 171 and 30 Walter 478, Pepsi-Cola-1 high 10 30 Wolgast 215 587, Robs Jewelers-1 high 10 30 Matteson 173 448, Union Local 634-3 high 10 30 Rogers 162 483, Mo Pac Car Dept high 10 Smith 205 and 30 Peterson 469, Mo Pac Shops high 10 30 Hichorn 185 457, Dennis Auto Co high 10 30 Prentice 186 414, Maracaibo Ol-3 high 10 30 Cordle 193, AT Attend church next Sunday.
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Parker
Walter
Pepsi-Cola
Wolgast
Rob's Jewelers
Matteson
Union
Rogers
Pac
Car Dept
Smith
Peterson
Hichorn
Dennis Auto Co
Prentice
Maracaibo O l
Cordle
Bowling Scores Highlight Weekly League Leaders
Monday night Mary La Burgoon led Lees with 191 and 502 series, while high averages included La Burgoon 155 and Ruth Mack 153. Tuesday through Friday nights show top games, splits, and season-highs with Mary Lu Burgoon, Helen Carey, and Leona Jones posting notable totals, averages, and the week’s high 227 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary la Burgoon
Lees
Maxine Finch
Towner
Dorothy Nichols
Biks
Ruth Carlson
Myra Smay
Mable Meyers
Mayne Cayot
Elaine Hills
Ruth Mack
Helen Carey
Mick Ainworth
Unique
KOFO
Todd
June Lutz
Maxine Litchenberger
Ruth Yelton
Leola Meador
Carolee Risdon
Ellen Hickman
Mary Lu Burgoon
Tuesay
Elen Hickman
Mick Ainsworth
Virginia Hofman
Macks
Marie Kampschroeder
Doris White
Mack
Maxine Lewis
Mick ‘Ainsworth
Budges
Helen Wenthe
Ellen Hick
Leona Jones
Millers Construction
Spot Tavern
Millers
Leona
Lutheran missioner freed in Red China says he wants to stay
Rev Paul J Mackensen Jr 82 a Baltimore bachelor released after five years for acts threatening China's security says telephonically from Shanghai he wishes to remain to learn what it is all about He notes education during confinement while four Americans remain imprisoned and five under Shanghai house arrest The next expected release is Franciscan Rev Fulgence Gross of Omaha due March 29
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Hong Kong
Red China
Paul J. Mackensen Jr
Baltimore
Shanghai
China
Fulgence Gross
Ormada, Neb
Central Princeton Area News Highlights Local Visits
Central Princeton area notes numerous social visits and events. Kansas City visitors Mrs Lloyd Means and family spent the weekend at the George Stankard home. Local attendees included Mrs Troy Herring and others at a workshop in Princeton city hall. Medical center surgery for George Stankard recently completed. Additional social ties feature dinners and gatherings with the Adams, Coats, Cook, Martin, and Pearson families, plus a sequence of funeral services in Ottawa and Kincaid for Kathy Adams and Mrs Harry Retter's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Means
Kansas
George Stankard
K. U. Medical Center
Lee Martin
Lane
Cleo Nitcher
Clayt Martin
Paul Blough
John
Dean Martin
Judy
Connie
Gary
Jim Cook
Harry Collins
John Collins
Jerry
Don
Dean Coats
Independence
Dick Pearson
Ottawa
Earl Adams
Carl ‘Adams
Leslie Bryan
R.L. Davis
Russell ‘Retter
George’ Stankard
Albert’ Morgan
Lloyd ‘Means
Lee“Martin
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Don Higgins
Ambler Enfield
Berry Woolery
Fehr Brown
Grogan Rul
Hawley Cathey
Lind Collins
Puckett
Reinhardt Schooley
Chanute Veeenewene
Rosedale Eteverseee
Bennie
Skelly Service
Necdy-I
Seceteenss
Smerson Teeneesness Aid
Baker
Renfro Coer Bean Oe
Caudl
Mann-Bell Drug
Mietehen . Sey
M. Dongle
Essne
Santa Fe
R. Snide
Wightman
R. Lichtenberger
Qymoue
Ees
Nitcher
A. Knoeppet
Emerson
Nat'l “Bank
Lichtenberger Sev
Wester Nae Teesens
Finnsbaughn
Coon
Johnson
Sree
Wenthe
Eae
Ronda ‘Cleaners
Belter Noes
G. Whitacre
K. Carpenter
Hickman
J. Smith
Tovsees
Budge’s Hardware
R. Wieneke
Bettge
Baer Reetivetcan
T. Martin
D. McCawre Oe
Reuschvenancees
de Ackiby
Igecenes
N. Brown
R. Kampachroeder
Beth P
Avery
Harveyville and Bronson
The
Associated Press
Fan
Spring Hill and
Wonganoxie
Jim Welfg
Bob Day
Schultz
Denton
Johangen
Guinn
Ty. Reams
Henak
Fejtner
Matthews
F Walters
Shad Tonganozie
TV Tonight
Man
Arnold
Arnoldy
Artie Wolgast
Leona Caudle
Wilma ‘Duethman
Mickey Seymour
Red
Princeton
J. €. Cook
Mr. Merchant
Ottawa Herald
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