Grambling Tags Tall Talented Tigers For NAIA Upset Round
Grambling’s No. 2 seed men’s team crushed Arkansas Tech 76 59 behind 6 9 Willis Reed and 6 8 Wilbur Frazier while Herschel West scored 25. Central Ohio State edged Oklahoma Baptist 71 70 as Alabama’s Athens upset Central Connecticut 72 71. Stetson beat Howard Payne 68 66 on a Lamar Deaver layup with four seconds left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grambling
Tigers
Oklahoma Baptist
Howard Payne
Central Connecticut
Augsburg
Minn
Winston Salem
N.C
West Virginia State
Transylvania
Rockhurst
Pacific Lutherans
Wash
Western Illinois
Miles
Ala
Indiana State
Parsons
Iowa
Carson- Newman
Tenn
Rider
N.J
Western Carolina
Eastern Montana
Bisons
Athens
Alabama
Stetson
Fla
Lamar Deaver
Northern Michigan
Fort Hays
Kaw
Pan American
Tex
California Western
Property transfers listing multiple parcel deeds in area additions
A notice enumerates numerous real estate transfers: deeds from J. L. Sheldon, Mildred I. Allison, Cyrus M. Barnhart, and others to various grantees including Ray A. Talbott, Clara M. O Connor, Kenneth R. Bowman, and George D. Scott Tr. parcels span Elk 2 Shinns Add, Nazarene Add, Gar field Add, Orchard Heights, Hamblins College Add, Johnsons Add, and Devalley Whartons Add among others.
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J. L. Sheldon
Ray A. Talbott
Elk
Shinns
Roy F. Mcintosh
FE. E. Reeves
Mildred I. Allison
Clara M. O'Connor
Cyrus M. Barnhart
Kenneth R. Bowman
Wm. H. West
Mildred E. Aubry
Baldwin & Taylors
Hubbard Lumber Co. Inc
Lartry R Williams
Garfield
D. Osa Gould
Et al
Nat'l. Benvalent Assoc
Christian Churchs
Nazarene
Harve F. Morris
Joel H. Towner
Harry A. Pyle
Frank R. Roessner
Glen W. Hardesty
George D. Scott
Sara A. Weidner
Don Shade
John W. Schulte
Orchard Heights
Thomas Beal
Earl Raymond Shaw
Welsey R. Stevenson
John Kennedy
Hamblins College
Decia E. Martin
Fed. Housing Comm
Ellis J. Maddan
Allen Lee Shumate
Larry D. Lemon
Johnsons
Eugene V. Smith
Lyle V. Smith
Owen L. Potter
Fred J. Frakes
Alice Selens
James R. Leach
J. Pomona
John L. Allison
LeRoy Price
Lorena €. Curbey
R. G. Bronson
Devalley & Whartons
Three powerhouses reach NCAA regional semifinals after first round wins
Loyola Chicago, Arizona State, and NYU advance to the NCAA regional semifinals after thrilling first round victories. Loyola Chicago defeated Tennessee Tech 111 to 42 in Evanston, Arizona State beat Utah State 79 to 75 in overtime at Eugene, and NYU edged Pittsburgh 93 to 83 in Philadelphia. West Virginia and St. Joseph's joined them with wins in the other eastern region games. Bowling Green topped Notre Dame 77 to 72, Oregon State beat Seattle 70 to 66. UCLA and Stanford vie for a playoff after tying for first with 7-5 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
Bowling Green
Oregon State
Evanston, Ill
Arizona State
Utah State
Eugene
Ore
NYU
Pittsburgh
Mountaineers
Connecticut
Hawks
Princeton
Notre Dame
Evanston
Seattle
UCLA
Stanford
Santa Monica
Calif
Rehabilitation program at VFW meeting
G L Belding Wichita department service officer presented color slides on VA Hospitals at a rehabilitation session. He explained hospital origins staff and ten year expansion plans with a waiting list of veterans. Attendees included Mrs Belding from the Wichita VA Hospital Mr and Mrs Clarence Bain of Kansas City Kansas and department commander and Mrs Garland Hinkle of Kansas City Kansas.
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VFW
G. L. Belding
Wichita
Belding
Wichita VA
Clarence Bain
Kansas City
Kas
Garland Hinkle
National championship NCAA line-up announced for March finals
Regional pairings set for the NCAA basketball tournament on March 15 and 16. Four winners advance to the Louisville semifinals and finals on March 22 and 23. East region matches include NYU, Duke, St. Joseph’s and West Virginia. Mideast features Bowling Green, Illinois, Loyola and Mississippi State. Midwest pairs Texas, Cincinnati, Oklahoma City and Colorado. Far West lists Arizona State, Stanford or UCLA, San Francisco and Oregon State.
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Louisville
College Park
New York University
Duke
St. Joseph’s
West Virginia
East Lansing
Mich
Bowling Green
Illinois
Chicago
Loyola
Mississippi State
Lawrence
Kan
Texas
Cincinnati
Oklahoma City
Colorado
Provo
Utah
Arizona State U
Stanford
UCLA
San Francisco
Oregon State
Removals list with multiple address changes
A lengthy roster lists numerous residents and their moves from old to new addresses including Arnett John H Jr from 1040 Cottonwood Bond Earl to 315 E 2nd Brittingham Troy from 116 W 3rd to 917 S Locust Blow Scott from 904 S Maple Capron W C to 635 S Main Chamberlain John to 525 N Cedar Criqui Leo from 320 E 2nd to 808 S Sycamore Currant Elvin to 234 8 Willow Clemens Sam from 110 8 Locust to 109% N Locust Foster Paul Jr from 602 8 Elm to 020 East Ith Foster Squire E from 1522 8 Hickory to 316 W Wilson Gilmore B D from 926 8 Sycamore to 608 E 14th Howard Wickie from 315 W and St Hall Iva D to 320 E and Hobbs C A to 428 N Poplar James Elmer to 619 N Main Kiser Jerry to 734 8 Cherry Lamb Mrs Charles to 838 8 Oak Lines Larry from 210 Powhattan to 536 Beech Morris H F to 118 8 Poplar Miller Leo to 1420 8 Hickory Stanford Karen from 234 S Willow Sands Mrs Chas E from 403 8 Locust to 317 8 Locust Stagedill Clyde from 212 8 Main Thayer Frank from 508 E 14th to 315 E 8th Talbott Ray A to 817 8 Maple Thorpe Kenneth E to 831 8 Poplar Wittmeyer U H from 1420 8 Hickory to 1628 Applelane
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Arnett
John H., Jr
Cottonwood
Bond
Earl
Brittingham
Troy
Blow
Scott
S. Maple
Capron
W. C
S. Main Chamberlain
John
Criqui
Leo
Elvin
St. Hall
Iva D
E. and
Hobbs
C. A
Poplar
James
Elmer
Hickory
Stanford
Karen
S. Willow
Sands
Mrs
Chas. E
Wittmeyer
U. H
Applelane
OU Runners Could Go Far
Ottawa University coach Bill Boucek assesses a deep 1963 track squad with 65 men reporting and many first-year runners. He expects strong distance events, solid middle distance and sprints, with key performers like Brown, Wusterbrotth, Bryant, Rander, Stratton, Spong, Krebs, Booth, Harvey, and newcomers shaping a conference contending team. The Braves aim to rebound from last year’s losses and improve on ECAC and league meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Boucek
Ottawa
Braves
Boucek
Larry Brown
Carl Wusterbrotth
Harold Bryant
Daryl Rander
Ken Stratton
ECAC
Brown
Wellsville Cubs Receive Awards
At the Wellsville Baptist Church the Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 63 celebrated with about 90 attendees including Webelos, Cub Scouts and families. Cub master Russell Lambers presented 50 achievement awards to recipients Pat McAuley Mike Willhite Greg Davenport Kenny OConnor Roger Hull Gret Barnett Ronnie Bloss Good Terry Good Bobby Good Melvin Cheshro Reid Adriance Mark Peterson Allen Adriance Lyle Shields David Holtwick Kent Layton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Cub Scout Pack
Wellsville Baptist Church
Webelos
Cub Scouts
Cubmaster
Russell Lambers
Pat McAuley
Mike Willhite
Greg Davenport
Kenny O’connor
Roger Hull
Gret Barnett
Ronnie Bloss Good
Terry Good
Bobby Good
Melvin Cheshro
Reid Adriance
Mark Peterson
Allen Adriance
Lyle Shields
David Holtwick
Kent Layton
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NASA
Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Lucious Jackson
Peru
Neb
New Mexico
Herb Stange
Alliance
Bill Mandy
al Bush
Yankton
S.D
Mark Feuerborn
Richmond
Olathe Lanes
Mark
Ottawa Steel
Young Spring & Wire
Ed Johnson
L. A. Wilson
A. T. B. Strand
England
K. H. Cabell
Strand
Jeff Taylor
London
Herald
Sheldon Sakowitz
Tennessee Tech
Kans
Kansas
John Deere
New Holland
Homer
Myers Bros
Walters
Christian Ladies of
NCAA
Fred Thompson
Ottawa University
Jim Carter
Dick Spong
Jon Krebs
Dick Booth
Ray Harvey
Stan Hudson
Bill Taylor
Andy Honeycutt
Jerry Harkshaw
John Petty
Krebs
Jim Wallace
Carter
Booth
Harvey
Marshall Guyer
Jack Miller
Art Clark
David Johnson
Jim Coppoe
Rich Miller
Miller
Guyer
Francis Gardner
Bruce Bundy
Coppoe
Tom Kinder
Daryl Gowens
Ken Smart
Spong
Floyd Scott
Wellsville Cubs
America
Bonneville
Studebaker
Wagonaire
Studebakers
N. Main St
Ottawa, Kansas
First National Bank
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