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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1960

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California Bears Face Cincinnati In NCAA Semifinal Clash

California coach designate Rene Herrerias says the Bears, defending champions, are tougher but Cincinnati is stronger as they prepare for Friday’s NCAA semifinal at the Cow Palace. He notes surprise edge faded from last year and cites Robertson’s continued dominance with a stronger supporting cast. The piece also confirms Ottawa civic groups backing the Holiday Tournament set for Dec 28-30 with Oklahoma Baptist, Ottawa University, Pittsburg State and Rockhurst invited and others considered.

San Francisco Rene Herrerias California Cincinnati Herrerias Pete Newel Cal Bears Louisville Oscar Robertson West Virginia Cow Palace Ohio State New York University Robertson Ottawa Oklahoma Baptist Ottawa University Pittsburg State Rockhurst

Wilt Pours In 53 Points For Warriors

Wilt Chamberlain scored 53 points to lead the Philadelphia Warriors past the Syracuse Nationals 132-112 in the deciding playoff game. The seven foot one center had 16 in the first quarter and 10 in the second as Philadelphia avenged last year’s failure by reaching the Eastern Division finals.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Warriors National Basketball Assn Wilt Chamberlain Warriors Syracuse Nats Boston

Fay Crocker Leads Gals in Women’s Titleholders

Fay Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay dominated the 21st Women’s Titleholders at Augusta Georgia leading from start to finish to win by seven shots. Kathy Cornelius of Lakeland Florida finished second at 310 for a $900 prize as Crocker earned $1,200.

Augusta Fay Crocker Kathy Cornelius Lakeland Fla Miss Crocker Augusta Country Club Montevideo Uruguay

Willie Morton Fights Tonight in Kansas City Card

Willie Morton, a Kansas City welterweight, meets Joe Parks of Omaha in a 10‑round main event at Municipal Auditorium. Morton's weight 141 pounds. Parks 140. Other bouts include Stormy Love versus Ray Augustus in six rounds, Lou Cappellano versus Terry Lloyd in six, Irish Bob Cochran versus Lonnie Davis in four, and Jerry Morales versus Nick Haywood in four, all lightweights.

Kansas City Willie Morton Joe Parks Omaha Municipal Auditorium Morton Parks Stormy Love Joplin Ray Augustus Topeka Lou Cappellano Terry Lloyd Kan Bob Cochran Lonnie Davis Leavenworth Jerry Morales Nick Haywood

Friend Aims for 20 Wins with Pirates

Fort Myers filed AP report on Bob Friend, the Pirates right hander who went 8 19 last season. He believes a healthier weight and spring form can push him to 20 wins. Friend, 27, says he feels great, trained to shed weight, and expects to be stronger after a tough previous year.

Fort Myers Fila Bob Friend Pittsburgh Pirates Friend View

Bradley Plays Tough Dayton In NIT Quarterfinals At MSG

New York AP Bradley, top seed, faces Dayton as St Bonaventure takes on St John s in the other quarterfinal. Bradley (24 2) is a five point favorite after Dayton edged Temple 72 51. St Bonaventure (20 3) eased past Holy Cross 94 81 in a 17th straight win. St John s beat Bradley last year in OT.

NEW York Bradley Dayton St. John’s St. Bonaventure Madison Square Garden Flyers Temple Redmen Holy Cross Braves Chuck Orsborn

Bowling Scores in Monday Mixed League Standings

Porter Durbin duo led with 179 and 617 for team Porter Durbin. Shisier Williamson pair posted 622 for Shiser. Cordle Brown finished 458 as Cordle had 174. Wassmer Grabham pair tallied 198 for Wassmer and 517 for Grabham. Deputy Kramer combined 827 with 224 for Deputy. Schultz and Goss led Ames Goss with 173 and 456 for Ames. Bennett and Lollar totaled 480 and 168 for Bennett and Lollar.

Doty-Byrd J. Byrd

Long Dodger Being Called New Babe Ruth

VERO BEACH FL A Los Angeles Dodger phenom Frank Howard draws Babe Ruth comparisons after two strong minor league seasons and a brief major league stint. Coaches praise his power and potential as he shifts from outfield to first base. Howard, 23, signed for 108000 in 1958 and faces a decisive spring training for a big league debut.

Vero Beach Fla Los Angeles Dodger Babe Ruth Frank Howard Ohio State Los Angeles Dodgers Howard Babe Pete Reiser Dodger Green Bay Victoria Tex Walter Alston Brass Spokane

A Clown No Longer

In Tucson, Jim Piersall has calmed from a publicity figure to a focused Cleveland Indians outfielder. General Manager Frank Lane had joked earlier about hiring a circus clown, but Piersall now avoids playful photo poses as he concentrates on training.

Tucson, Ariz Jim Piersall Cleveland Indians Jim Frank Lane Piersall

A's could profit by yank shuttle system

A's may open 1960 with Bob Cerv Hank Bauer and Norm Siebern in the outfield Jerry Lumpe at short and Mary Throneberry at first base Manager Bob Elliott debuts with two possible Opening Day starters Johnny Kucks and Don Larsen Kucks won three scoreless innings as Lumpe and Siebern homered for a 7-5 exhibition victory over Milwaukee Also note White Sox Orioles wins and other spring results between Washington Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games.

Kansas City New York Athletics Bob Elliott A’s Bob Cerv Hank Bauer Norm Siebern Jerry Lumpe Mary Throneberry Elliott Johnny Kucks Don Larsen Kucks Lumpe Siebern Jeloes A's Milwaukee Braves Chicago White Sox Balttiomore Orioles Sox St. Louis Birds Cincinnati Washington Los Angeles Detroit Yankees Philadephia Pittsburgh

Vote for Study of Game Refuge

Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission voted to authorize the University of Kansas School of Engineering to study the Neosho waterfowl refuge feasibility from an engineering viewpoint. The move ends a split on the six member panel and follows state and federal funding approval for land and construction. The panel also approved modifications to water transfer structures at Cheyenne Bottoms and plans to control Cheyenne Bottoms water discharge into Cow Creek.

Great Bend Kas Kansas Forestry,Fish and Game Commission University of Kansas School of Engineering Neosho Kansas Cheyenne Bottoms Barton County Cow Creek

Philadelphia triumphs in playoff clincher over Syracuse

Philadelphia beat Syracuse 132 to 112 to win the best-of-three series two games to one. Upcoming matches include Philadelphia vs Boston and Minneapolis vs St Louis as the opening games of best-of-seven series.

Philadelphia Syracuse Boston Minneapolis St. Louis

Fall River Reservoir Lands To Be Managed By New Contract

Director Dave Leahy to draft contract for the commission to assume management of 12,000 acres of land that flood during high water near the Fall River reservoir in southeast Kansas.

Dave Leahy Commission Fall River Kansas

Palmer tops money list in professional golf standings

Top money winner Arnold Palmer leads the tour with $24,200 in prize money earned across 10 tournaments. Jack Fleck trails with $11,800 from nine events, as reported from Dunedin, Florida.

Dunedin Fla Arnold Palmer Palmer Ligonier Jack Fleck Los Angeles

Champs Beaten In Bowling Tournament In Toledo

In Toledo Budweiser Beer of St Louis faces the ABC tourney as defending champs fade. Detroit Pfeiffers set an all time mark by totaling 2930 pins on games 984 922 and 1024 led by captain Ed Lubanski with 610 to seize seventh place in the open team division. Budweisers were third last year and fourth the year before.

Toledo Ohio Budweiser Beer St. Louis American Bowling Congress Detroit Pfeiffers Ed. Lubanski Pfeiffers St. Louis Budweisers

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