Bowling Standouts Highlight Ottawa League Night
Ottawa bowlers led as Billy Bond posted a 602 series with 223 192 187 for Nighthawks, while Merle Birckhead rang up 610 on 245 in Dynamic League. Royal T and Ottawa Bowl teams saw top lines and multiple 500-plus series as Friday leagues produced strong finishes. Cincinnati Bearcats eye third straight title after regional semifinal wins in Lawrence Kansas.
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College Basketball NCAA Regional Semifinals Results East Midwest and West
NCAA regional semifinals featured Duke defeating New York University 81 to 76 and St Josephs Pa beating West Virginia 97 to 88 in the East and Loyola of Chicago topping Mississippi State 61 to 51 in the Mid East. Illinois won 70 to 67 over Bowling Green in the MidWest while Cincinnati defeated Texas 73 to 68 and Colorado beat Oklahoma City 78 to 72 in the Midwest and Far West games Oregon State 66 over San Francisco 61 and Arizona State 93 over UCLA 79. The NCAA Small College Championship saw South Dakota State 44 over Wittenberg 42 with Oglethorpe 68 defeating Southern Illinois 64 for third place. NAIA Semifinals Pan American 90 over Grambling 83 and Western Carolina 100 over Fort Hayes.
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Teachers Beat Seniors 55 to 44 In Ottawa Hoop clash
An 11 man faculty basketball team defeated Ottawa Junior and Senior High seniors 55 to 44. Don Kornhaus led the teachers with 15 points, G M Newmaster scored 14, while Harry Morton topped the seniors with 13. The faculty led 29-27 at half and pulled away after a 14-4 third period run.
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Don Kornhaus
G. M. Newmaster
Harry Morton
W. P. Shepard
al Rybolt
Harvey Drake
Fighter Hurt in Detroit Bout Between Banks and Roker
Heavyweight Leroy Roker of St. Louis was rushed to Receiving Hospital in Detroit with a possible concussion after a Friday night fight with Detroiter Sonny Banks.
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Loyola's Perfect Gentlemen Beat Mississippi State 61 51
Loyola's Perfect Gentlemen, a 26-2 team, defeated Mississippi State 61-51 in the Mid-East regional opening round. State, making its first NCAA appearance, praised Loyola's play while noting rebounds and bench strength as key factors.
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Ramblers
A Friend With Sharp Talons
GRAVOIS MILLS Missouri AP Several months ago Richard Gerlt hit a wild chicken hawk with his pickup as the bird ate a dead rabbit. The hawk appeared dead, was nursed back to health, and now perches on family members shoulders using its sharp talons. Mrs Williams released it 15 miles out of town but the hawk returned awaiting her.
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Ensley to Speak at Melvern High School Banquet
Harold Ensley known as the Sportsman's Friend will speak at Melvern High School's athletic banquet. The dinner honors the Melvern High coach and athletes, set for 7 p.m. Wednesday March 20 at the school. Senior class members and mothers will serve, with tickets $1.50 at the Melvern Sundry Store or via student council. purchase by March 19.
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Melvern High School
Melvern High
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Mamie Calms Him A comeback season spark for Belinsky
No hit left hander Bo Belinsky of the Los Angeles Angels showed strong form in four scoreless innings with only one hit allowed against the San Francisco Giants in Phoenix. He credited Mamie Van Doren for calming him, a remark that followed an 18-2 Angels win. Other spring results: Yankees beat Twins 2-1. Foytack 1-hit four innings as Tigers edged Brewers 5-4. Washington beat Chicago 9-6. Cincinnati outlasted Phillies 2-1. Houston 8-7 over Cleveland. St. Louis 6-4 over Pirates. Cubs 12-11 over Red Sox. Baltimore 11-5 over Dodgers in Miami, extending their unbeaten streak to six.
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Pro Basketball Friday Results and Weekend Schedule
Summary of Friday results where New York defeated Chicago 116 to 111 and San Francisco beat St. Louis 119 to 108. Upcoming Friday games feature Boston at Syracuse and Cincinnati at Chicago plus San Francisco visiting Los Angeles. Sunday schedule includes Syracuse at Boston and New York at Cincinnati followed by Detroit at St. Louis.
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Pan American Faces Carolinans For Title
Pan American to meet Western Carolina in the NAIA final after Pan American beat Grambling 90-83 in the semifinals. Lucious Jackson scored 33 for Pan American while Mel Gibson led Western Carolina with 36 points as Fort Hays fell to Western Carolina earlier. Western Carolina, led by Herschel West and Willis Reed, faces Pan American in a final described as a clash of top shooters and strong front lines.
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Kan
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West
Willis Reed
Reed
Sanders Leads St Petersburg Open With 135 In Open Round
Worried Doug Sanders, under tension about his put ting and concentration, shot a second near flawless round 67 after opening 68 to lead the St. Petersburg Open at 135. Tommy Bolt matched 67 to sit two back, with George Bayer and Dave Marr tied for second at 136.
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Palm Desert
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South Pasadena
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New Rochelle
N.Y
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Grambling Coach Honored as NAIA Coach of the Year
Fred Hobdy of Grambling College received the NAIA Basketball Coach of the Year award at the hall of fame banquet before the National Intercollegiate tournament semifinal. Grambling, seeded No. 1, was upset 90 83 by Pan American College of Edinburg Texas, ending a title run after winning the tournament two years earlier. Inductees included Leroy Morley and Milton Jowers as coaches, Bob Hopkins and the Cramers as trainers, and Jerry Shipp who was honored posthumously to his parents.
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Stix) Morley
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Gardner
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Jerry Shipp
Southeastern State
Phillips 66 Oilers
Ed Shipp
Blue
Okla
Jerry
Goodland Beats Neodesha 45–38 In Class A Action
In Hutchinson action Goodland def
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