Cyclones Clash With Argentine For Regional Title Tonight
Ottawa and Argentine advanced from semifinal wins to meet for the regional championship after Ottawa edged Independence 57 to 53 and Argentine defeated Fort Scott 60 to 53. The title game and consolation battle follow in the evening, with Ottawa’s Don Morris leading the Cyclones and Fort Scott’s John French and Leon Crane fueling Argentine’s rally.
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Ottawa
Independence
Fort Scott
Harder
Joose
Bundy
Price
John French
Leon Crane
Bob Castaneda
Kansas City
Castaneda
Mustangs
Ted Brill
Cyclones
Brady
Brill
Bril Terartey
Mamie
Rieheritary
Wilson
Hastings
Mic' A
Morcina
Himare
Alranach Dunhan
Miller Shankle
Us Farrow
Clayton
Duavimanta Wanda
Rendon Wintgardner
Travenport
Murphren
Am Moat AB
Cager Stouller Breaks Board At Dodge City Tourney
Parker Stouller, 6 foot 7 center for the Dodge City VFW team, shattered a glass backboard in a tournament in Holcomb Kas. Officials postponed play for an hour to replace it with a wooden bank board. The incident occurred as officials announced the National AAU championships will be held in New York from May 13 to 20.
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Kas Wy
Parker Stouller
Dodge City Vfw
New York
Merchants National Bank edge Barbers in YMCA semi final
In Topeka last night Merchants National Bank defeated Barbers 107 to 81 to reach the YMCA tournament final. Bob McGhee led Barbers with 33 points while Robinson paced Merchants with 32. Scotch Laundry meets Merchants for the title as Bob's Truck Stop and Faden Barbers vie for third place.
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Bob Ottawa
Faden Barbers
Bob's Truck Stop
Topeka
Merchants National Bank Club
Barbers
Merchants
Bob McGhee
Robinson
Washburn U
Search Laundry
Bob’s
Bill Muecke
Bob's
Scotch Laundry
Merchants National Bank
Woh
Vaunitrymth
Fe Fk Pe Fe
Muerks
Ff Raxton
Blur
Mathta Bn
Horan
Tytton
Ahade
Davidaon
Carey
Dneanoo
Limbertson
Haster
Bender
MNO Sodergriin
Tolala
Ofelala Watling
Reevea
Moore Dy
I Laundry
Saee
Marborg
Ah Morelanta
P Burd
Robinson Iz
Walters
Snavery
Mefihon
A Cavanaugh
Marth
Netnon Nod Motera
Burnes
Sonny
Walking
Brown
Rogers
Story
Ag Behneibach
Roseland
Tothia
Reeves
Veveses Baar
Reading Takes Victory And Crown From Welda
Bronson stood off a determined Harveyville drive to secure a 52 to 8 victory and consolation honors as Reading took the win over Welda.
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Reading
Welda
Bronson
Harveyville
Wellsville
Baldwin
Burlingame
Spring Hill
Lyndon
Carbondale
St. Louis Captures Gloves Tournament For Third Year
St. Louis won the Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions for the third straight time, edging Montgomery 22 to 21 at Chicago Stadium. Ed Crook, Jim Boyd, and Solomon McTier won individual titles as St. Louis topped eight teams. McTier defeated Terry Lewis in a heavyweight title bout. Next stop is Madison Square Garden in Chicago to face New York in intercity action on March 21.
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Joe Shaw
Leon Brooks
St. Louis
Montgomery
Ala
Chicago Stadium
Ed Crook
Jim Boyd
Solomon McTier
Golden Glovers
Chicago
New York
Madison Square. Garden
Louisville
Billings
Mont
Kansas City
Pete Rademacher
Nashville
MecTier
McTier
Terry Lewis
Sioux City
Pete Melendez
Fort Worth
Jerry Morales
Leroy Jerrey
Tulsa
Jim Ampey
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Shaw
William Braggs
Kenosha
Wis
Brooks
Francis Laplante
Crook
Willis Anderson
Wes Santee to Run Milwaukee Mile as Suspension Battle Continues
Wes Santee arrives in Milwaukee to run in a Knights of Columbus event after a New York court extended an injunction against his lifetime AAU suspension. The Marine Corps lieutenant plans to run in a two division race, facing a token field in his section while hoping to best last year’s 4 08.6 mile time.
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Milwaukee
Wes Santee
Amateur Athletic Union
Rmule
Milwaukee Journal
New York
Irving L. Levey
New York Supreme Court
Santee
Knights of Columbus
Marine Corps
Quantico
Kansas
High School Tournaments Scores From Across States
The Associated Press tallies basketball results from high school tournaments and college games. Notable scores include Manhattan 84 over Salina 68 and Coffeyville 74 over Altamont 42.
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Cinon AA
Great Bend
Hutchinson
Haya Cadets
Dodge City
Treat Bind
Arkansas City
Winfield
Ackansas City
Salina Manhattan
Salina
Emporia
Junction
Parsona Coffeyville
Altamont
Parsons
Columbus
Topeka
Atchison
Lawrence
Hayden Ain
Ottawa
Argentine
Fort Beott A
Independence
Newton
Wichita
Eust
Wichita North
Shawnee-Miussion Wyandotte
Rumner Jr
Shawner-Mission #4
Ward
Meyers Swap to Cash Save With Ottawa Budget Plan
Mr and Mrs Meyers traded easy time payments for a cash budget plan and opened a Savings Account at the Ottawa Budget Building and Loan. Regular deposits created a cushion for emergencies and growth for major purchases, urging others to follow Ottawa Adv guidance.
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Mrs. Meyers
Meyers
Ottawa
Tretching Budget Building & Loan Association
Ottawa Building & Loan Association
Adv
Ottawa Herald
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Rock Ac Sornell
George Hudson Borchers Sanders
Walt Disney Cartoon
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