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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1956

Page

5

Ottawa and Newton open Class AA state tourney in Manhattan

Ottawa high school and Newton opened the Class AA state basketball tournament in Manhattan. Newton, ranked second in the state, faced underdog Wyandotte leads the field. Ottawa moved into the state top ten, while Ottawas players faced snow and travel hiccups but prepared through practice.

Ottawa High School Newton Manhattan Iowa

Cage Champ hunt continues in 1956 NCAA tourney

Western and Eastern quarter finals push toward the 1956 NCAA basketball championship. Key matchups include defending champ San Francisco (25-0) vs UCLA (21-5) in Corvallis as Seattle faces Utah. Lawrence hosts SMU vs Houston and Oklahoma City vs Kansas State. In the East Iowa meets Morehead State. Kentucky faces Wayne, while Connecticut vs Temple and Dartmouth vs Canisius meet in Philadelphia and Iowa City respectively.

Corvallis Ore San Francisco UCLA Dons Seattle Utah Lawrence Kan SMU King of the Southwest Houston Missouri Valley Oklahoma City Kansas State Iowa Morehead State Kentucky Bama Wayne Iowa City Philadelphia Connecticut Temple Dartmouth Canisius

Baker Names 14 Lettermen for 1950s Basketball Team

Baker University cage coach Russ Davee announced 14 basketball letters awarded. Two players Swede Malm from Topeka and Don Kukuk from Wyandotte earned all Kansas Conference honors. Other lettermen include Armstrong Overland Park Courtney Baldwin Coxen Earnshaw Hand Hines Hodge Lee McDaniel Sadler and two provisional letters Lehman Baldwin Ashburn.

Russ Davee Baker University B.U Swede Malm Don Kukuk Kansas Malm Topeka Kukuk Wyandotte Baker Jack Armstrong Overland Park Bob Courtney Baldwin Francis Coxen Bill Earnshaw Holton Bob Hand Bill Hines Olathe Eddy Hodge Stilwell Jim Lee Overbrook Jim McDaniel Lyndon Robert Sadler Strong City Jerry Lehman Gary Ashburn Opaloca Fla

Phog Wants One More Cage Try

LAWRENCE Kan Dr Forrest C Phog Allen 70 University of Kansas basketball coach for 39 years confided yesterday he would like to postpone retirement until next season saying such continuation is not without precedent He stated he wants to stay on only as coach not as professor He noted under present law Allen could be exempted from mandatory retirement provisions as a professor only by special legislative enactment He told reporters he expects a truly great team next season and called it the thrill of his life to end a long coaching career

Lawrence Kan Forrest C Phog Allen University of Kansas Kansas Wilt Franklin D. Murphy Kansas City University Athletic Board State Board of Regents Dr. Allen A. C Lonborg K. U Athletic Board Board of Regents

Basilio Fumes After Saxton Retains Welterweight Crown

Johnny Saxton narrowly defeats Carmen Basilio in a 15 round decision at Chicago Stadium to retain the world welterweight title. Judges varied, with Frank Gilmer at 144-142 for Saxton and others favoring Basilio, sparking calls for a rematch. Basilio claims the title was stolen, while the crowd and expert polls show mixed opinions.

Chicago Johnny Saxton Carmen Basilio Saxton Basilio Carmen International Boxing Club Frank Gilmer Id Hintz Johnny James MoeManus

Podres Ordered For Draft After Williams Blast

World Series star Johnny Podres has been ordered to report for induction next Monday in a selective service move following Ted Williams sharp attack on draft boards. Podres, 23, was classified 1-A after a back issue and faces a possible rejection at induction, with the Col. in charge saying regulations were followed.

New York Johnny Podres Ted Williams Podres Brooklyn Dodgers Brooks’ Vero Beach Fila Witherbee N.Y Ticonderoga New York City Williams Boston Red Sox Yankees

Pin Luggers Triumph In Compact Commercial League Meet

In a terse Commercial League scorecard, names such as McCann, Taylor, Crites, Bell, Lewis, Wenthe, Brown, Shisler appear with high finish marks including 3 High 10 and 30 multiple times. The snippet records event placements and scores across athletes, highlighting top performers and close tallies.

McCann Smith Asp Taylor Crites Bell Morelet Ellis Lewis Todd Wenthe Ivan Brown Shisler

Fred Haney Named Braves Coach With Rich MLB Ties

Fred Haney is appointed as the Milwaukee Braves new coach. He previously managed the Pittsburgh Pirates and played for the Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals, bringing extensive major league experience to the team.

Fred Haney Milwaukee Braves Pittsburgh Pirates Tigers RedSox Cubs Cardinals

Pittsburgh Gains Quarter Finals in NAIA Tourney

Eight survivors from a 32 entry field reached the NAIA basketball quarter finals in Kansas City as Western Illinois led the parade. Seeded teams survived the second round with Western Illinois, number one, defeating Pacific Lutheran 87 to 72. Other results included Midwestern 93 Geneva 75 and Tennessee A&I 62 Eau Claire 61.

Kansas City Wi Western Ilinois Western Illinois Pacific Lutheran Midwestern Wichita Falls Ill Stephen F. Austin McNeese Lake Charles Central Ohio State Texas Southern Rock

College basketball scores and tonight’s lineup

Burst 61 Pittsburg State 99 Georgia Teachers 72 Gustavus Adolphus 69 San Diego State 60. Tonight CST schedule with four games at 6, 7:30, 9 and 10:30 p.m. Includes McNeese vs Tennessee, Midwestern vs Texas Southern, Western Illinois vs Pittsburg, and Wheaton vs Gustavus Adolphus. Also notes Savings bonds as an investment and A. Smith of the Cleveland Indians hitting 22 home runs in 1955, up from 11 in 1954.

Pittsburg Kan Georgia Gustavus Adolphus San Diego Calif McNezse Tennessee A&i Midwestern Texas Southern Western Illinois Wheaton Gustavus - Adolphus al Smith Cleveland Indians

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