Fabulous Magicians Visit Ottawa In Comedy Basketball Show
Waymire's Town Team of Ottawa hosts Marques Haynes led Fabulous Magicians at Ottawa High School on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Tickets on sale now at 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for students, 1.50 and 1 at gate. The Magicians, famed entertainer players with Har lem Globetrotters legacy, travel with stars like Eugene Johnson and Walter Cummings. The local Waymire's club, champions of the City League title and Osawatomie Town Team tournament, features Tom Watson, Lee Olmsted, Bob Lewis, Tom Lewis, Ted Brill, Harry Morton and Marty Waller coached by Chuck Waymire.
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Waymire
Ottawa
Fabulous Magicians
Ottawa High School
OHS
Wassmer’s
Magicians
Wavemire’s
Tle
Osawatomie
Tom Watson
Lee Olmsted
Bob Lewis
Tom Lewis
Ted Brill
Harry Morton
Marty Waller
Chuck Waymire
Golf Ball Justice And All Indians Hopeful Behind Dark
In Tucson, the Cleveland Indians, managed by Alvin Dark, seek a spring turnaround after finishing eighth last season. The club reshapes with new scapegoats and a golf ball incentive plan, while evaluating second base options and a host of young pitchers in spring training.
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Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Alvin Dark
Joe Adcock
Joe Arcue
Dark
Kansas City
Leon Wagner
Boston
Vern Fuller
Pedro Gonzalez
Chico Salmon
Chuck Hinton
Fuller
Gonzalez
Azcue
Duke Sims
Ken Suarez
Tony Horton
Bill Davis
Davis
Portland
Ore
Cleveland
Larry Brown
Max Alvis
Jose Cardeenas
California
Tommy Harper
Cincinnati
Cardenal
Angels
Harper
Reds
Cager Spotlight Shifts To KU and Duke in NIT Action
Kansas and Duke are favored to advance in the NIT tonight as UCLA and Houston prep for a Los Angeles rematch. Houston drilled Texas Christian 103-68 to claim the Midwest regional title while UCLA routed Santa Clara 87-66 to win the West region. Raleigh and Lexington hosted the East and Midwest regionals, with North Carolina and Ohio State winning spots for the semifinals. Kansas meets Villanova and Duke faces St Peter’s in the NIT quarterfinals, while St Peter’s upset Marshall and Duke defeated Oklahoma City.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Kansas
Duke
UCLA
Houseton
Los Angeles
Houston
Guy Lewis
Cougars
Texas Christian
Wichita
Kan
Albuquerque
N.M
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Astrodome
Santa Clara
North Carolina
Davidson
Raleigh
N.C
Ohio State
Kentucky
Lexington
New York
Villanova
Jo Jo White
Wildcats
Johnny Jones
Wyoming
Temple
St. Peter’s
St. Pete’s
Bigs Gest
Marshall
Elnardo Webster
Oklahoma City
Mike Lewis
Steve Vandenberg
Joe Kennedy
Houston routs TCU to claim NCAA Midwest Regional crown
Houston, led by Elvin Hayes with 39 points and 49 rebounds in two days, overwhelmed Texas Christian 103 to 68 to win the NCAA Midwest regional. The Cougars, riding a 32 game win streak, face UCLA in Los Angeles. Hayes earned tournament MVP honors. Lew Alcindor struggled with eye injury and was contained by Houston’s defense.
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UCLA
Los Angeles
Guy Lewis
Houston
Texas Christian
Lew Alcindor
Louisville
Alcindor
Astrodome
Elvin Hayes
Lewis
Hayes
Wichita Roundhouse
Westley
Louisville Alle American
Houstonetcu
Unseld
Kansas State
Bowling Scores From Sunday Teens League Standings
Summary of weekly bowling scores includes teams such as KING PINS, PINHEADS, BRUNSWICK KIDS, DEUCES WILD and LAMPLIGHTERS MAKING UP Slap Happy Four. Individual highs list Hughes 145, Yost 163, Smith 190, Barnes 135, Burns 164, Jones 209, Gilbert 2026 and Ferguson 179, with numerous team totals and high marks across divisions.
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Smith
Brunswick
Burns
E. Yost
S. Taylor
M. Jones
B. Didde
V. Ferguson
NAIA Champion Looms Above All Small Colleges
Central State of Wilberforce Ohio captured the NAIA small college title by edging Fairmont State 51 48 in a five game six day final run. Coach William Lucas led the Marauders to their second NAIA crown in four years with freshmen making significant contributions. Ken Wilburn anchored the front line and Clarence Lane, Chris Buchanan starred on the all tournament team. Oshkosh took third place with Jamerson as MVP and Denham led rebounding while Hayek topped scorers with 116 points.
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Kansas City
Wilberforce
Ohio
Marauders
Fairmont
W. Va
State
William Lucas
Houston
Southern Illinois
New Mexico State
Brigham Young
Buchanan
Clarence Lane
John Jamerson
Ron Hayek
Oshkosh
Wis
Mike Crespling
Westminster
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Haynes
Harlem Globetrotters
The
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Sugarfoot
Johnson
Walter ‘Bird
Cummings
William ‘Wild Bill
Ishmal Baker
Stewart Marshall
Otis
Scott
Frank Smith
Sugarfoot Johnson Magicians’ Clown Prince
Vic Cavalilio
Wagner
Lee Maye
Rich Scheinblum
Jose Vidal
Strcking
Sam McDowell
Soneny Siebert
Luis Tiant
Steve Hargan
McDowell
Tiant
Siebert
Tom Gramly
Illiams
Cage
Cougar
Baldwin
Black Top
Vinland
Lawrence
U.S. 59
Quality Oil Station
M. Farmall
S.P
IHC
Gehl
Old Wood Brothers
I.H.C
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Kan Valley State Bank
Eudora
Hughes
Welch
Aan
J. Johnson
T. Salb
Strugglers
L. Barnes
F. Salb
M. Burns
Lee’s Cafe
Gilbert
Texaco
NAIA
Central
Kentucky Wesleyan
Lucas
Ken Wilburn
Chris Buchanan
Meadville
Russell Graham
Detroit
Mich
Jamerson
Tourney
Charles S. Stevenson
Mike Malone
Charles Paulk
Oklahoma
Roy Hinton
Earle Higgins
Eastern
Michigan
Wayne Denham
Fairmont State
Virgie Fredrick
Drury
Hayek
Denham
PNM Teay Tey
George L. Marstall
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Irra
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