Cyclones Head For State Tourney Opener At Manhattan
Ottawa high school Cyclones travel to Manhattan for the state class AA tournament opener against Newton in the K State Fieldhouse at 1 p.m. Thursday. KOFO will air the game with Kent Granger at the mic starting at 1 55 p.m. Ottawa seeded seventh faces a strong Railers squad led by Dennis Walker. Bundy and Price will captain the Cyclones as they aim for an upset against Newton, nine-time state champions.
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Baldwin Cagers To State Meet
Baldwin Kansas special report notes the cage squad leaves at 1:00 pm for Emporia to face Pretty Prairie at 3:30 pm Thursday in the Class B state tournament. Ten players plus a student manager travel, with assistants and alternates named. Baldwin won the Little 7 title and finished 20 3. district win over Gardner 65 50 and regional over Burlingame 66 53. Pretty Prairie earned state berth by Sylvia district win over Partridge 25 19. Broadfoot comments on unknowns and the league strength. A pep bus and KLWN radio broadcast are planned. Ottawa the smallest school at state, may meet Topeka Parsons Friday if Newton upset isn’t required.
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Bowling Bits Highlights from Monday Night League
Hayward of the Elks led with 189 for high ten. Clabaugh of Ottawa Building & Loan topped high 30 with 489. Hills of Zero followed with 172 for runner-up in high ten, while Wenthe placed second to high thirty.
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Night bowling results from Lee's Cafe league action
470 series by Whitacre of Anchor Savings & Loan and 199-565 set pacing Tuesday night action. Hoffman of Budge Hardware 187-500 was runner up. Housewives league leader Carlson of Kramer Drugs 203 in a lone game. L Meador sub for Day's Sport Shop 459 series. Chambers of Shinn & Haley took second at high 10 of 165. Carlson close to high 30 with 458. Caudle of Necchi high 10 on Thursday night 187. Lewis of Bonds Cleaners high 30 492, Lewis 185 game and Caudle 480 series runner ups. Split notes list multiple players with various leaves and makes.
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Neal
Bowling Scores Highs in Ladies and Industrial Leagues
In the Ladies League unique high scorers include 9 High 10-Ainsworth with 188 and 30-Yelton with 490. 30-White posted 164 and 458 for Anchor. In the Industrial League Wiggins led with 2 High 10-30 Cordle 194 for 504. Wieneke 199 for 548. Colbern's 3 High 10-30 Ransom 196 for 534. and City Service, LP Gas, Bennett's, and others posting various totals.
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Excess Chow Ruins Cagers-Stevens
Ottawa cage coach H K Stevens says excess eating ruins teams and will direct Cy clone menus at the state AA tourney in Manhattan. Ottawa leaves for Manhattan this afternoon and will eat after drills with plans for chili avoidance. Games at 2 pm tomorrow follow a light lunch of steak sandwiches after a training breakfast.
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Underdogs upset NCAA favorites in first round
In the NCAA tournament opening round, top seeds San Francisco Iowa Kentucky Utah fell to upsets. Dartmouth beat West Virginia in overtime while Connecticut overwhelmed Manhattan. SMU edged Texas Tech as Oklahoma City, the lone favorite to win, cruised past Memphis State.
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Maglie Starts Strong For Cleveland Indians In Exhibition
Maglie, once the Giants’ staff barber, makes a sharp debut with Cleveland in an 11-7 win over the Cubs. He walked Wade, then retired nine straight, while the Indians erupted with six runs in the eighth. The game highlighted Maglie’s bid to regain salary, prove he isn’t washed up at 38, and win his first AL win. Other exhibitions featured the Giants edging the Orioles 7-6, the Cardinals beating the Tigers 3-2, the Yankees topping the Red Sox 3-2, and the Braves routing the Dodgers 13-0.
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Dozen Lettermen Return To Bolster OHS Cinder Season
Ottawa high school track coach Orris Cox counts on 12 returning letterman to lift Cyclones in a bid for a strong cinder season following a runner up finish to Lawrence in Northeast Kansas league play. Returning athletes span sprints, jumps, throws, and distance events with a slate of early drill standouts and a full 1956 schedule outlined through May 21 at Wichita East.
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OU Trackmen Intrasquad Meet On Cookfield Friday
Coach Bill Boucek informs Ottawa University track and field men of an intrasquad meet scheduled for Friday at 3 30 PM on Cookfield with prospects of a run under sun or snow. The team has a little over a week before its spring schedule opens and will follow conditioning workouts regardless of weather. A week from Saturday, the squad travels to meet William Jewell College in a duel engagement.
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Sharp Cardinal pitching in spring exhibitions
In Lakeland Florida UW St Louis Cardinal pitchers Lindy McDaniel Billy Wuffett and a third young hurler held Detroit Tigers to two runs as they won 3-2 in a spring exhibition. McDaniel, a $45,000 bonus pick, teamed with Wuffett to shut down Detroit.
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Hope To Name Oklahoma University Coach Soon
Ottawa University officials interview several applicants for football coach and athletics director posts. President A B Martin expects a prompt selection to replace Paul Andree who resigns at the end of the current year.
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Michigan State to Expand Macklin Field Stadium to 60000
Michigan State announces expansion of Macklin Field Stadium to a 60,000 capacity before the 1956 football season. Herald Want Ads promise results for advertisers and readers seeking local services.
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