Teams Clash Here Tonight In Tournament Semi-Finals
Four strong cage crews clash in the class AA regional semi finals tonight with Argentine of Kansas City facing Fort Scott at 7 30 p m and Independence meeting host Ottawa at 9 p m Independence upset Chanute 57 55 in overtime Wednesday Night Argentine led by Bob Castaneda with a 14 4 season mark faces Fort Scott star John French Fort Scott finished 11 5 the Ottawa Cyclones seek regional crown since 1950 and will defend against Virgil Brady guarded by Sherm Price Ottawa guard Fay Bradley strong reserves have stepped up for recent weeks tonight matchups include Rich ard Allen Don Wiggins Terry Paul and Larry Forsythe Ottawa coach H K Stevens emphasizes effort and quick substitutions Winners advance to regional final tomorrow. losers contest a consolation tilt. Admission 75 and 50 cents. OHS concession stands operate both nights with no outside food or drink.
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Kansas City
Fort Scott
Independence
Ottawa
Chanute
Mustangs
Bob Castaneda
Castaneda
John French
Spurs
Tigers
Cyclones
Bulldogs
Virgil Brady
THS
H. K. Stevens
Sherm Price
Brady
Don Morris
Fay Bradley
Bradley
OHL
Fred Harder
Marvin Wilson
Bob Bundy
Ted Brill
Richard Allen
Don Wiggins
Terry Paul
Larry Forsythe
Harder
Cyclone
Stevens
Ottawa High School
OHS
Topeka
Kansas State High
Great Bend
Emporia
Montezuma
Burdlett
Houston
Minneola
Bison
Greenleaf
Americus
Cullison
Simpson
Virgil
Herndon
Athletics Tickets Available In Ottawa
Tickets for Kansas City Athletics games are at Peoples National Bank. The A's host the St Louis Cardinals in exhibitions on April 14 and 15. First regular season game is against Chicago on April 20. The club opens the season at Detroit on April W. Prices: general admission 1.35, grandstand 1.85, box seats 2.50 and 3.00.
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Peoples National Bank
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Kansas City
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Rosedale and Olathe Vie For Class A Crown
Rosedale meets Olathe for the Class A regional championship here tonight. Rosedale defeated Iola 60 to 36 while Olathe led Humboldt and won 50 to 16. Humboldt faces Iola for third at 7:30, with the final between Olathe and Humboldt at 9:00.
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Garnett
Kas
Olathe
Rosedale
Iola
Humboldt
Big 7 Swimming Meet At Boulder
Oklahoma and Iowa State were expected to lead an assault on Big Seven Conference swimming records in the annual league meet in Boulder Colorado. Marks this year by Sooner and Cyclone swimmers indicated possible new records in at least seven events.
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Boulder
Colo
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Welda Reads Reading in Carbondale Class BB final
Welda faces Reading for the Class BB regional crown at Carbondale after Welda rode a second half rally to beat Harveyville 65 to 47 and Reading downed Bronson 65 to 56. Harveyville meets Bronson for third at 7 30 tonight with Reading vs Welda to follow at 9 00.
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Welda
Reading
Carbondale
Harveyville
Bronson
T ‘Elda
Bowling Scores in Ladies League I Minor Action
Readable scores show multiple bowlers with series tallies and team highs. Necht and Caudie top individual marks with 480 and 492 respectively. Arnold's and Bond's post strong 482 and 492 game totals as Maan-Bolt and Lewin also post high games amidst a crowded scoring set.
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Wenthe
Kruge
McEathron
Necht
Caudie
Arnold's
Whitaete
Bond
Two Cyclones Lead Northeast Kansas League All Star Picks
Ottawa's Fred Warder and Marvin Wilson earn first team berths as NEKL coaches select all star squad. Harder, 6-3 Cyclone ace, tops class AA scoring with 26.4 points per game, while Wilson boosts Ottawa rebounding with 11.3 points per game. Second team includes Carlton Hamm Jim Ragan Doyle Schick Dave Edger and Carl Downing.
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Fred Warder
Marvin Wilson
Harder
Atchison
Ronnie Clarkson
Gordon Abernathy
Lawrence
Bob Hamilton
Highland Park
Cyclone Ace
Kansas
Wilson
Neal
Carlton Hamm
Jim Ragan
Doyle Schick
Dave Edger
Leavenworth
Carl Downing
New Faces Expected in Kansas State High School Tourneys
In Kansas state high school basketball regional play, numerous 1955 state tournament teams are eliminated across Class BB B and A divisions. Montezuma remains the lone BB survivor, while Inman Glasco and Haven headline Class B contenders. several A division teams like Phillipsburg Humboldt Lindsborg and Larned were knocked out.
Church League Ends First clash Monday night here
The league's final games saw Faden's beat Stephens Furniture 83 to 68 as McGhee and Martin led Barbers with 20 points each. Bob's Trucks edged Scotch Cleaners 68 to 61 with Muecke scoring 23 and Grogan 19. Scotch led late before Ottawa pulled away. Box scores list multiple players across teams.
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Faden Barbers
Bob's
Ottawa
YMCA
Topeka
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Stephens Furniture
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Bob McGhee
Len Martin
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Don Grogan
Gene Wilson
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Merchants National Bank
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Scotch Laundry
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Danenhauer
Walters
B.stromgren
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Ray Ebberton
McGhee
Hein
Meiers
Pilc
Basketball Scores From Arkansas City and Nearby Wins
Class AA results show Arkansas City 69 over Derby 61 and 57 to 44 over Wichita West. Parsons saw Miramont 64 over Pittsburg 53. Hutchinson defeated Great Bend 56 to 49. Salina routed Junction City 60 to 52. Class A matchups include Garnett 60 over Iola 36 and Olathe 76 over Humboldt 69. Class B and BE results feature Wellsville over Burlingame 46 to 42 and Carbondale Welda 65 over Harveyville 47.
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Winfield
Derby
Wichita West
Parsons
Miramont
Pittsburg
AU Topeka
Hayden
Leavenworth
Atchiaon
Highland Park
Great Bend
Hays
Careta
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Salina
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Humboldt
Neodesha
Fredonia
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Galena
Haven Augusta
Pratt
Caldwell
Kingman
Ettingham
Carbondale
Welda
Harveyville
Reading
Bronson
Gator Bowl to gain 6000 seats and new facilities
Jacksonville officials approved enlarging the Gator Bowl stadium. The west stands will add 6000 seats and new team dressing rooms and a press box before the December 29 game, lifting capacity to 42,000 and boosting team payouts to over 80,000 each after last year’s 71,000.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Auburn
Vanderbilt
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