Cyclones Fall Short in State Opener to Newton Railers
Ottawa, hampered by a tight Newton zone defense, mustered only 39 points as Newton High School routed Ottawa 49 to 39 in the Class AA state tournament opener at Manhattan. Dennis Walker scored 20 for Newton, while Ted O Brill led Ottawa with a dozen. The Railers pulled away in the third period and will face Parsons in tonight’s quarterfinals.
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Fred Harder
OHS
Harder
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Cyclones
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Splay
Nailers
Brill
Newton High School
Manhattan
Kangas Prep
Railers
H. K. Stevens
Ted O' Brill
Dennis Walker
Walker
Parsons
Topeka
Winfield
Wyandotte
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Sutchinson
Hutch
Wareham
Bill Osburn
Osburn
Waller Hag Bett
Smith
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Prieg
Bremena
Morris
Arellano
Bundy
Andrew
Higeina
Garnet
Offlelala
Lin
qulat-Carlson
NCAA Semi Finals At K U Tonight
In Lawrence Kansas the Western Regional semifinals feature Oklahoma City and Southern Methodist favored to beat Kansas State and Houston respectively. Kansas State upset prognosticators by finishing first in the Big Seven, while Houston leads the strong Missouri Valley. Oklahoma City plays Kansas State at 7 30 p m and SMU vs Houston at 9 30 p m both in Kansas University's arena with regional finals the following night.
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Kan Us
Oklahoma City
Southern Methodist
Kansas State
Houston
Missouri Valley Conference
SMU
Associated Press
Kansas University
Big New
McNeese faces Pittsburg in NAIA semifinal showdown
McNeese and Pittsburg. Kansas City slate lists a high scoring pace as McNeese guard Bill Reigel eyes his 1,171 season total and a 34.4-point average through 34 games. Texas Southern and Wheaton also advance to the NAIA semis with Western Illinois exiting.
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Rumi H
Reigel
Texas Southern
Neese
Pittsburg
Wheaton
Illinois
Seasion
Son
Delta McNeese
State of Cleveland
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Mississippi - Alabama
Crusaders
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Tennessee A&i
Midwestern
Western
Wichita Falls
Tex
Pitts- Illinois
Ilinois
Western Illinois
Gustavus-Adolphus
Ottawa
Bill Reigel
Kansas
Springfield
Tennes
See A&i
Western Ilinois State College
Santee Will Solo Again In Amateur Battle
Cleveland indoor track meet features Wes Santee racing the mile as court cases drag. The 23-year-old Marine lieutenant, suspended by the AAU last February, seeks injunctions to overturn the ban while running in two mile sections against Ed Kirk and Bill Taylor.
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Cleveland
Wes Santee
Amateur Athletic Union
State Supreme Court
New York
Santee
AAU
Knights of Columbus
Milwaukee
Ed Kirk
Lockbourne
Columbus
Bill Taylor
Quantico
Amateur Status Is Challenged At U S Figure Skating
Philadelphia reports a sudden challenge to Ronnie Robertson’s amateur status as a top contender at the U S championships. The United States Figure Skating Assn. said a foreign skating association representative accused him of demanding excessive expenses for an exhibition, clouding the event.
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Philadelphia
Ronnie Robertson
U.S
United States Figure Skating Assn
Robertson
Pretty Prairie Defeats Baldwin 53 to 43 in State Semifinals
Pretty Prairie Bulldogs used a measured offense to beat Baldwin 53 43 in Emporia advancing to the Class B state tournament semi finals. Steve French led the winners with 15 points while Warren Willis scored 16 for Baldwin as the Bulldogs lingered in the chase all game.
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Pretty Prairie
Baldwin
Pretty Prairie Quint
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Bulldogs
Steve French
Warren Willis
Emporia
O. U. Women to Hold Sports Day Program
Ottawa University women’s physical education department hosts a sports day with volleyball teams from Kansas, Washburn, Baker, and Ottawa. Activities run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A luncheon for about 46 guests is planned in the Commons at noon, arranged by Miss Evelyn Kinney.
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Ottawa University Department of Physical Education
University of Kansas
Washburn University
Baker University
O. U
Evelyn Kinney
Bowling Scores And Notable League Standouts
A jumble of bowling scores from the Ladies League Classic League and MLOUSEWIVES League is listed with high series and individual marks for players and teams such as Willer Bettga and Mengerhaunen. The article also recalls historical notes on Olympic boxing champions and Derby lineage, mentioning H W Mallin and Clyde Van Dusen.
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S8nider
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Bond
Wasemer
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Knaeppel
Teraca
Lemanter
Smith
Kren
Worth
Pepsi-Cola
Bettga
Meador
Looked Good For Athletics Exits In Florida Exhibition
In West Palm Beach Kansas City Athletics pitchers Chuck Kowalski and Chuck Romberger impressed in an exhibition win over the Chicago White Sox. Kowalski, a Chicago high school graduate, blanked regulars on one hit and two walks in three innings. The A’s won 1 to 0 as Kowalski escaped bases loaded danger with a double play, while Romberger, promoted from Columbus after a seven and four season, also starred.
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Fla
Chicago
Kansas’ City Athletics
Chuck Kowalski
Chicago White Sox
A's
Kowalski
Larry Doby
Chuck Romberger
Columbus
Impressive Late Rally Secures Victory For Pitcher
The pitcher steadied the game in the final three frames after splitting two hits between the eighth and ninth innings. He struck out three and walked none while closing out the win with dominant relief.
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Nore
Shortest AL player Ernie Cravett stands 5-4
The brief notes Ernie Cravett of the Washington Senators as the American League’s shortest player at 5-4. It also mentions Bob Lemon of the Cleveland Indians as an effective pinch hitter in 1955 with four hits in ten appearances for a .400 average and notes boxer Jackie Lmabua’s relation to Jake LaMotta.
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Ernie Cravett
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Jackie Labua
Jake LiMotta
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