Mustangs Move To Semi Finals
Argentine high school advanced to the semi finals of the Class AA regional basketball tourney with a 58 to 54 win over Independence. Argentine faces top seeded Ottawa in the semi finals at 9 o’clock tomorrow night. The other semi final pits Chanute against Fort Scott at 7 30 p m Friday. Castaneda scored 33 for Argentine and Fay Bradley 19 for Independence.
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Independence
Ottawa
Wits Chanute
Fort
Scott
Bob Castaneda
Mustangs
Fay Bradley
Bulldogs
Kansas City
Ither
Darrell Sjoblom
Castaneda
Ron Stronach
O- Doe
Buble Castaneda
Vigola
Probasco
Indepéfidenca
Bowling Scores in Twilight League Reported
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co statistical department predicts no sustained rise in the U S marriage rate until after 1960 as more young people reach marriageable age. Bowling scores feature Roll's Gas Service Triangle Transit Bunrise and CityService with top marks and high series by several bowlers.
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Twilight League Rol
Daugherty
Rodgers
Gas Service
Morris
Triangle Transit
Chester
Bat. Rewitt's
Ransom
Bunrise
Wenthe
Taylor
Mode O Day
Berliner
Detroit Coach Named Assistant at Kansas State
Pat Naughton, 33, assistant football coach at Detroit University, is named to a similar post with the Kansas State Wildcats. He will coach the Wildcat jinemen and his appointment leaves one more staff position at Coach Bus Mertes' unit to be filled. Naughton has prior coaching experience at several high schools before joining Detroit.
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Manhattan
Kaswr
Pat Naughton
Detroit University
Kansas State
Naughton
Wildcat
Jinemen
Bus Mertes
Detroit
Indians Out Of Tourney In Regional Cage Duel
Franklin county’s Americus high school topped Appanoose 89 to 79 to end Franklin county’s other team Pomona’s run and knock the Indians from the class BBI regional tournament. Harold Pickett scored 40 for Americus, while Dick Dillon had 33 for Appanoose. Americus advances to face Basehor in tonight’s regional semi finals with box scores showing Pickett and Beemer leading scorers.
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Hartford
Americas High School
Appanoose
Franklin County
Pomona
Harold Pickett
Americus
Dick Dillon
Indians
Mets Stilliwell
Welda
Basehor
Dinon
Finney
Pege
Myers
Pickett JO
Garber
Quarte Americus
Wrestling card draws small crowd at National Guard Armory
About 150 wrestling fans attended an amateur mat card at the National Guard Armory. In the prelim Ronnie Etchison defeated Jay Steele two falls to one. A tag team match between Art Neilson and Reggie Lisowski and Richard Brown and Roy Villmer ended in a draw after the ring was torn up. The final session was halted when participants got too rough.
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National Guard Armory
Ronnie Etchison
Jay Steele
Art Neilson
Reggie Lisowski
Richard Brown
Roy Villmer
Brown
Villmer
Santee Set for Des Moines Invitational Mile
Wes Santee to run at Drake Relays in Des Moines on April 29 30. The event is part of the Saturday program with sponsorship by Ottawa American Legion post and Fred Dwyer.
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DES Moines
Wes Santee
Ottawa American Legion Post
Fred Dwyer
Ontario
Canada
Ton
I Deckard
Ottawa Relays inviting 400 Kansas high schools for ninth running
Invitations have been sent to about 400 Kansas high schools for the ninth annual Ottawa Relays to be held Saturday April 9 at Cook Field Ottawa University. Orris Cox director notes record breaking history with several marks still standing from 1950 and the first year. Wes Santee of Ashland High School set the Class B mile record at 4 41.8 and Bob Cannon of Haskell Institute holds the Class A high jump record of 6 feet 4 inches from 1950.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Wichita East
Wes
Santee
Ashland High School
Bob Cannon
Haskell Institute
Macias II Wins Bantam Title in Cow Palace Knockout
Raul Macias of Mexico defeats Chamrern Songkitrat to claim the world bantamweight title at the Cow Palace. Referee stops the bout at 2:38 of the 11th round as Macias lands a blistering left hook and right combination, with a riotous ring invasion by cheering fans following the stoppage. Macias remains unbeaten in 12 pro fights, dominating all but the first round on scorecards.
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San Francisco
Raul Macias
Mexico
Thiland
Chamrern Songkitrat
Macias
California
Fred Apostoli
Cow Palace
Mavias
Sonexi
Apostolic
Jack Downey
Eddie James
Seeded teams dominate tourney action in Kansas City
National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament survivors include top seed Western Illinois. Gustavus Adolphus defeated Texas Southern to reach quarterfinals. Beloit crushed Florida State to set a scoring record. East Texas State defeated Southwestern Kansas. Arkansas Tech, Southeastern Oklahoma, Alderson-Broaddus, and Steubenville advance as well. Finals set for Saturday after 9:00 p.m. matchups.
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Kansas City Um
Westernllinois College
Ilinois
Gustavus Adolphus
St. Peter, Minn
Western Illinois
Kirksville
Missourians
Texas Southern
Beloit
Wis) College
Florida
State of Tallahassee
Eam
Hamline
Mississippi
Southern
East Texas State
East Texas
Sothwestern
Kan
Municipal Auditorium
Steubenville
Southeastern Oklahoma
Western Ilinois
Alderson-Broaddus
Arkansas Tech
Close Games At Wellsville In Class B Regionals
In Wellsville first round regional Class B tournament action Burlingame defeated Labo 62 57 and Gardner beat Pleasanton 47 55. Tonight Lyn don faces Madison at 7 30 p m and Richmond meets Spring Hill at 9 p m.
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Wellsville
Burlingame
Labo
Gardner
Pleasanton
Lyndon
Madison
Richmond
Spring Hill
Peoria and Imes Spent Sunday With Family
A local community note lists visits and calls among residents. Mrs. Alta Conley, recently released from Ottawa hospital, is mentioned alongside multiple callers and social visits involving the Conley, Evans, Dean, Bird, and Richards households. The piece ends with a brief linguistic aside: Lent originally meant spring.
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Fred Weaver
Clarence Prager
Larry
Garry
Art Meisel
Alta Conley
Ottawa
Alta
Harve Rich
Bell
Harve Richards
Mae Detwiler
Gardner Finch
Maude Evans
Clara Rodgers
Ross Bird
Ira Dean
Dora Weaver
Mary Mack
Evans
Bell Richards
Loyd Detwiler
Rantoul
R. E. Hensley
Patt Schroll
A.C. Johnson
Art Finch
Vir-gil Finch
Pam
J. L. Hatfield
Kansas City
Ed Schoneiveis
Denver
Raymond Mundell
Ad Fisher
Clarence Briles
Cedar Home
Bertha Richards
Clarence Mica
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cedar House
Fred Schewert
Lelia Mansfield
Ll. C. Geiger
A. C. Johnson
Two Rookies In Starting Lineup in Exhibition
West Palm Beach. Manager Lou Boudreau announced an exhibition starting lineup with only two rookies, a point of speculation for Kansas City Athletics followers. The lineup was named for the game in Florida.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Lou Boudreau
Kansas City Athletics
Boudreau
Ottawa Herold schedules exhibition game vs Pirates 1965
The Ottawa Herald notes today's exhibition among the Pittsburgh Pirates with rooks Hector Lopez and Hal Bevan in the infield and a lineup including Lou Limmer or Bill Renna in right field, Bill Wilson in center, Gus Zernial in left, Don Bollweg first, Joe Demaestri short, Joe Antroth catcher, and Mation Frtcano on the mound. Bill Oster and rookie Carl Duser would also pitch. The Pirates are described as one of the foggiest aces on the continent.
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Lou Limmer
Bill Renna
Bill Wilson
Gus Zernial
Don Bollweg
Joe Demaestri
Joe Antroth
Mation Frtcano
Bill Oster
Carl Duser
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John Deere Tractor
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor & Implement Company
Ottawa Herald
Peoria
IMES
Dean Berlin
Deerweerwood
Deerwood
Ogg
Brough's Grocery
Batderf Grocery
Granson Grocery
Cedar
Brown's Groce
Bolton
Poplar
Cheney Farm
Cheney
N. Main
Cotter Grocery
B. Wilson
Roy Tucker
E. Logan
East Side Grocery
Crow Grocery
Kelsey's Food Store
Happy's Grocery
West Side Grocery
S. Main
Deerwood Fine Foods
Ottawa Wholesale Grocery CO
The
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hector Lopez
Hal Bevan
Pittsburgh
Buick
Aviation
Erle
Buick Sea
Alton
Mike Mulcahey
Buick Company
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