Ottawa Regional To Open Tonight AA tourney tips off at junior high
Ottawa regional opens with Argentines against Independence at 7 50 p m in the first round. Tickets 78 cents for adults 50 cents for students. Officials include M C Vigola Wayne Probasco and Glen Ainsworth. Semi finals Friday night Chanute meets Ft Scott Ottawa faces the regional winner. The regional winner advances to the state Class AA tourney at Manhattan next week. Ottawa hosts its first regional journey since 1949. Also notes clock trouble at Ottawa high school and a separate report of Assaria Class Ac regional where Simpson Coyotes beat Kipp Orioles 64 57 ending Kipp's 22 game win streak.
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Independence
M. C. Vigola
Wayne Probasco
Topeka
Glen Ainsworth
Orlis Coy
Sovers
P. Rramison
John Giger
Chanute
Ft. Scott
Ottawa
Manhattan
Leroy Hood
ONS
Salina. Kas
Assaria
Simpson
Coyotes
Kipp Orioles
Kipp
Gymnasia
Guym
Wrestling card at Armory headlines Ottawa show
National Guard Armory hosts a wrestling card at 8 30 p m with general admission one dollar and ringside seats 159. Main event tag team champs Art Neilson and Reggie Lisowski face Richard Brown and Roy Willmer. Preliminary Jay Steele meets Ronnie Atchison. Sponsored by the local National Guard unit and Ottawa American Legion post.
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National Guard Armory
Art Neilson
Reggie Lisowski
National Wrestling Association
Richard Brown
Roy Willmer
Jay Steele
Ronnie Atchison
Roval National Guard Unit
Ottawa American Legion Post
NAIA Second Round Play Opens in Kansas City
The 17th National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament moved into the second round in Kansas City. Southeastern Oklahoma Savages smashed Georgetown College 120-67, a record tally surpassing past marks. Texas Southern beat Adrian 102-83 as round two matchups began, with Gustavus Adolphus, Quincy, and Arkansas Tech advancing in earlier fixtures.
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Kansas City
Ceat
Southeastern Oklahoma Savages
Georgetown
Wyo
Texas ‘Southern
Houston
Gustavus
Adolphus of
Gustavus Adolphus
Wayland College of
Geneva
Pal
Nebraska Wesleyan
Evansville
Atlantic Christian
Philippis W. Va
Kirksville
Man State Bulldogs
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
New Haven
Conn
Times Central
Tesas Southern
iGustavus
Adalphus
Florida State
Beloit
Quincy
Alderson Broaddus
Steubenville
Ohio
Louisiana Tech
Southeastern Oklahoama
Southwestern
Kan
East Texas State
Western Finow
Wirksville
Atlantic
Welda shuts Pomona from Class BB tourney rise
Welda defeated Pomona 62 to 56 to eliminate Pomona from the Class BB regional basketball tournament in Hartford Kansas. Pinegar led Welda with 30 points while Gary Stoneking scored 23 for Pomona. Basehor topped Rearing 48 to 40 in the other game as Bronson meets Stilwell and Appanoose faces Americus in first round action.
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Hartford
Kas
Welda
Pomona High School
Franklin County
Pomona
Pinegar
Gary Stoneking
Basehor
Rearing
Bronson
Stilwell
Appanoose
Ameri- Icus
Arnold Johnson Seeks Players for Athletics
West Palm Beach Fla Arnold Johnson owner of the Kansas City Athletics is lobbying to obtain left handed hitters and possibly a catcher from other major league clubs. The A’s currently have three catchers Wilmer Lantz Jim Robertson and Joe Astroth who bat around .250 or lower last season. Johnson spoke with four clubs at the governor's dinner in Tampa but no definite deals emerged and he said money is no object for the right players.
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West Palm Beach
Johnson
Tampa
Athletics
Cage Openers At Wellsville Cage Openers
A Class B regional basketball tournament opens at Wellsville Kansas with two opening games Lebo versus Burlingame and Gardner versus Pleasanton. Tomorrow Lyndon meets Madison and Richmond faces Spring Hill in first round action. Semi finals Friday night and the finals Saturday.
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Wellsville
Kas
Lebo
Burlingame
Gardner
Pleasanton
Lyndon
Madison
Richmond
Spring Hill
Three Coaching Changes At Lola TOLA Kas
Lola Kansas coaches see a trio of changes with Don Tuws resigning as junior college coach after a 3 year stint, Leo Burger re appointed as high school coach and Ulmer Francis named junior high coach replacing Harley King. Burger remains athletics director while Ulmer Francis takes the junior high post. The junior college team has lost its last 22 games and the high school squad has won 2 of its last 49 Southeast Marlins League games.
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Tola
Kas
Don Tuws
Leo Burger
H. E
Pete) Stith
Burger
Lola
Harley King
Ulmer Francis
Gardner Has Good Record Leads Utah to NCAA Playoffs
Utah coach Jack Gardner has built the 1950s Redskins into a 23 win 3 loss Skyline Conference champion. The 78.6 points per game offense and 58.2 opponent scoring mark rank high nationally as Gardner emphasizes balanced attack. Gardner previously sparked Kansas State to Big Seven titles and NCAA finals contention.
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Salt Lake City
Jack Gardner
Utah University Redskins
Corvallis
Ore
Gardner
Utes
Redskins
Utah
Kansas State
Ky State
Kentucky
Furman
Oklahoma A&m
Bowling Bits From Local League and Contests
Ellen U Wickman led Arnold Jewelry with a 226 besting 223 as her 558 series helped a 2305 team high. Anchor Savings posted 793 high single. Miller Constructions joined Wichita state tourney. Bowlin’ of the Molon winners were Bill Johannes Jim Snider Virginia Wahyalace Nadine Johannes. New officers elected include president Helen Carey and treasurer Wilhelm Thompson.
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Ellen U Wickman
Arnold Jewelry
Jim Snider
Virginia Wa Hylace
Nadine Johannes
Helen Carey
Janice, Strickland
Mary Lu Burgoon
Delores Morelet
Rosella McCoonse
Melba Nelson
Ellen Hickman
Phyliss
Mickey Seymour
Jean Warner
Ann Smith
Carolee Hougland
Bowling Scores and Weather Notes Run Together
A fragmented list of bowling scores for LADIES and other players appears alongside a speculative science note on sunspots and weather cycles. The bowling section mentions players such as Sears Andreas and Hickman with varied scores like 174 and 493, while the weather aside cites sunspot cycles every five years and a claim of 60 lily species.
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Migh
Sears
Andreas
Johannes
Capes Todd
Wig
Weathert
Mrowler
Hickman
Unique
Wgh
Atnewory
Leagle Why Industri
Leagle Feonles Bank
Wayis
Itaes Benett's
Wish
Kramer
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Armory
Western
Auto Peta
Cliff Reynolds
JUS S. Main
NAIA
Welta
Geartoan
Browirigg
Seabee
Shaw Asherman
Norton
Nest
Aloha
Lindsey
Burne Burgaon
Richinger Wudelson
Quather
Worklee
Pepvona
Ottawa Herald
Sports
Arnold Johnson
U. S
U. S. States
Wyoming
Conoco
Marge Andrews
UC Heaxs
Dodge
Leonamy
Pikes Peak
Pstranger
Kase
Dodge Peooudt of
Minnick Motor CO
Nash Ambassador Country Club
Mercury
Ponsoni
Lesh Oil CO
Wilson & N. Locust
Jack
Conoco Service
N. Main
Lesh
Richmond, Kas
Welborn
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