Osburn to Officiate Big Eight Football Games
Bill Osburn, 30, Ottawan, will officiate at one or more Big Eight football games next season per Reeves Peters, executive director of the Big 8. A 1947 Ottawa High School graduate, he began officiating in 1948 after a year at Pittsburg State. He has worked in multiple Kansas leagues and at state tournaments, and was elected Executive Secretary of the Kansas College Officials Association this year.
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Bil] Osburn
Reeves Peters
Osburn
Ottawa High School
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Kansas
MIAA
MAIA
Missouri
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Topeka
Manhatan
OHS
P. R. Jamison
Jamison
Chet Davenport
Pittsburg
Carnie Smith
Kansas College Officials Association
Bill Osburn
Ottawa Athletic
Chuck Langdon
Ottawa University Braves finish 1957-58 with 19-6 mark
The Ottawa University Braves completed the 1957-58 season 19 wins and 6 losses, setting a 15-game winning streak OU record. They scored 1,937 points to opponents 1,617, averaging 77.4 and 64.5 in regular play with ECAC at 84.1 to 62.90. Top scorer Bob McGhee averaged 24.4 points over 609 total, followed by Bob Knight at 16.1 and 327 points. Willie Barnes added 11.5, Vince Driski 9.2, Dick Schwartz 5.4, Sherman Price 5.1, and Ken Leatherman 6.5 in 11 games.
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Ottawa University Braves
Braves
Ottawa
Bob McGhee
Bob Knight
Knight
Wilbur
Willie) Barnes
Barnes
Vince Driski
Dick Schwartz
Sherman Price
Ken Leatherman
Picking An Area Team Isn't Easy for All Star Coaches
The writer names Ottawa area players suitable for an all star squad from Class B to AA. Detwiler Adkins Fowler Reams Miskimon Schultz Rose Bulmer Johnson Lindsey Williston Wiscombe Barnhart Baxter Whiteford Wheeler Thornbrugh Brock Briggs Ferguson suggested as potential stars. Predicts 81 of 100 accuracy for forecasts.
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Ottawa Area
Jim Detwiler
Detwiler
Gan Valley
Ken Johnson
Ranjioul
Gary Lindsey
Pomona
Ralph Williston
Jim Wiscombe
Appanoose
Bob Barnhart
John Baxter
Princeton
Dale Whiteford
Everett Wheeler
Lane
John Thornbrugh
Williamsburg
Jim Brock
Larry Briggs
Jim Ferguson
Richmond
Ottawa
Holly Mims Defeats Spider Webb in Fort Wayne Bout
Holly Mims, 29, an unranked middleweight, won a unanimous decision over Spider Webb No. 3. Mims immediately demanded a title shot against the Chicago winner of the Basilio Robinson bout. Webb, cut over the eye, fought back but fell short as Mims floored him in the sixth for a nine count.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Holly Mims
Spider Webb
Carmen Basilio
Bobby Boyd
Miami Beach
Mims
Chicago
Webb
National Collegiatehampion
Three Overlooked Teams Win In KC Tournament
In Kansas City three unseeded teams reach N I C T quarterfinals as Georgetown Kentucky tops Pacific Lutheran 92 91 in overtime. Coe College Cedar Rapids and Texas Southern Houston advance with wins over Western Montana and Drury. Tennessee State and East Texas State clash as Western Illinois faces Youngstown in a packed slate.
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Kansas City
Georgetown
College Tigers
Pacific Lutheran
Coe College of
Cedar Rapids
Texas Southern
Houston
Tennessee State of Nashville
Texas State of Commerce
Drury College
Springfield
Coe
Western Montana
Tennessee State
Anderson
Ind
Bowling Scores Wednesday Women's League Highlights
Home Improvement-3 leads with Pogue totaling 196 in a 506 series. Colborn-a-1 anchors Waldo at 167-421. Feoptes National Bank-1 features Wolgant 180-508. Hickman posts 179-606 for Weh. Towner-a 344 high with Meek 195. Monte 473 and Beets notch 405 for Pontiac-Cadillac.
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Pogue
Colborn’a
W. Waldo
Feoptes National Bank
Wolgant
Moore Chevrottt
Hickman
Towner'a
Meek
Monte
M. Ransom
L. Beets
Unclear Financial Ledger Entries From Local Bank Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows bank and business line items with high and low figures, names like Meyer Fuller Lollar Lanea Pogue Bilia Honn Allen and entities such as Kansas State Bank Capeland and Anchor Savings. Details are incomplete and indicatives of a ledger or booster club records rather than a coherent article.
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Kansas State Bank
R. Meyer
Fuller
Mararcathbo Oil
Cardia
N. Lollar
Booster Leaauer Royal T Lanea
Pogue
Bilia
Capeland- Ganlt
Honn
Boa
Colby Furniture
Allen
Anchor Savings & Lonn—t
Durbin Flumbing-1 High 10-Hoffman, 164, High 30-Smith, 461
Durbin Flumbing-1 faced Hoffman in a close contest with top performances by Hoffman 164 and Smith 461 while High 30 secured a separate notable mark. The meet highlighted strong showings across events and competitive team standings.
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Durbin Flumbing
Hoffman
Smith
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Melvern
Adkins
Ronnie Fowler
Terry Reams
Don Miskimon
Dick Rukes
Overbrook
Larry Jones
Roger Bush
Dick Fishburn
Doyle Boecker
Rantoul
John Schultz
Mike Rose
Larry Bulmer
Michi
Franklin County
West Virginia Wesleyan
Western Illinois Leathernecks
Pasadena
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Youngstown
Ohio
Uni
Versity
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Paola
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Cherry
Penney
Chambray
Slim Jim
Teh
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Waterman
John G. Kaiser
Rexall
Pho
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Homewood Tavern
Sponsored
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Jean Kendall
Blue Moon Ballroom
T Patel
Noys
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Cecile Demilles
Ala Gan
Heston
Brynner
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DE Carlo
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Avoit Anderson
Vincent Price
Meni
Brand
Ted Wts
Richard
Widmark
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Safeway
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