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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1958

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O Dell First Pitcher To Go Nine Innings This Spring

Orioles left hander Billy O Dell became the first pitcher to work nine innings this spring by beating the Chicago Cubs 7 1 at Mesa Ariz He scattered three runs to Walls homer in the first and then shutout the Cubs He walked one and struck out six as Harry Brecheen mentors him toward a big league career O Dell 25 from New Hartford Conn left Clemson in 1954 via the bonus route and is eyeing a great future despite recent Army service and a 4 10 record last season He notes he has much to learn and Brecheen predicts he’ll be a great one.

Baltimore Orioles Tan Lang Billy O'Dell Clemson College O'Dell Chicago Cubs Mesa Ariz Chicago Lee Walls Newterry Kansas City Athletics Pittsburgh Pirates Ft. Myers Fla San Francisco Giants Cleveland Indians Phoenix Ariz Baltimore Harry the Cat) Brecheen St.Louis Cardinals Orioles Cubs Brecheen

Celtics and Hawks Favored After Semi Final Wins

The Celtics beat the Warriors 107 98 and the Hawks over a Pistons 114 111 to vault as favorites in the NBA semifinals. Bob Cousy scored 29 for Boston, Bill Russell 18 and 25 rebounds, while Cliff Hagan poured in 38 including 11 in the last quarter. The series resumes Saturday in Detroit and Philadelphia with NBC coverage at 1 p.m. CST.

Associated Press Boston Celtics St. Louis Hawks Celtics Philadelphia Warriors St. Louis Detroit Pistons Bob Cousy Boston Bill Russell Hawks Cliff Hagan Detroit Philadelphia

24 Teams Are In AAA Meet

Denver hosts the 51st National AA basketball tournament with 24 teams entered and potential last minute additions. Defending champion U S Air Force All-Stars top the seed, with Bartlesville Oklahoma and Wichita Kansas given byes. New entrants include Norman Oklahoma Lake Charles Louisiana Amarillo Texas Salt Lake City Utah Kansas City Missouri Bartlesville Oklahoma Presidio Athletic Club San Francisco. First round pairings announced Saturday.

Denver U.S. Air Force All-Stars Bartlesville Okla Wichita Kan National Industrial Basketball League NIBL Norman Lake Charles Amarillo Tex Salt Lake City Kansas City Presidio Athletic Club San Francisco

Basilio Seeks Focus Ahead of Robinson Title Defense

In Chicago Basilio tunes for the 160 pound title defense at Chicago Stadium Tuesday night while Sugar Ray Robinson rests. Basilio avoids predicting a knockout, saying he expects to win but won’t forecast a stoppage. Both boxers passed their pre fight physicals as John DeJohn notes tapering drills for Basilio.

Chicago Sugar Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio Basilio John DeJohn Chicago Stadium Archie. Whitfield Joe Louis al Tnockout Robinson Joey Maxim

East All Stars Train With Missing Players

East squad members and newly added stars train for the East-West Shrine game in Kansas City. Missing are two head coaches and five players due to NCAA finals. East players include Don Ohl and Tommy Kearns with George Kline. West squad lists Frahm, Hale, Reed, Grim, Farmer, Brown and others in the lineup.

Kansas City Uy Anapple University Assn Louisville Tex Winter Kansas State Harry Litwack Tom Jack Parr Roy DeWitt Guy Rodgers Jay Norman Temple Vernon Hatton Kentucky Don Ohl University of Illinois Tommy Kearns North Carolina Tarheels George Kline Minnesota Lloyd Sharrar West Virginia Connie Dierking Cincinnati Archie Dees Indiana Pete Brennan North Carolina Tyla Frahm Iowa ‘State Jerry, Hale Oklahoma State Hub Reed Oklahoma City University Fred Grim Akansas Mike Farmer Gene Brown University of San Francisco

Kentucky Wildcats Face Temple in NCAA Championship Clash

Kentucky star Johnny Cox reinjures a finger but aims to play against Temple as Kentucky, Temple and Kansas State arrive for the NCAA semifinals at Freedom Hall. Coach Castellani says all in good shape. Temple coach Litwack and top scorer Rodgers also said to be fit after injuries.

Louisville Kentucky Johnny Cox Temple Cox Wildcats Kansas State Freedom Hall Seattle John Castelani Harry Litwack Guy Rodgers Castellani

Beecham And Vaughn Tie In Stalemate Bout Draw

The middleweight clash between Willie Vaughn and Jimmy Beecham ended in a 10 round draw amid a disputed low blow in the fourth. Referee Marty Gallagher ruled Beecham landed below the waist, costing Vaughn a potential decision. Judges Volkman, Tardugno, and a third scored split verdicts, with Beecham leading on Gallagher’s score and Vaughn on another, leaving the series tied. Vaughn weighed 160 and Beecham 15542 pounds.

Washington Willie Vaughn Jimmy Beecham Vaughn Marty Gallagher Beecham Willie Jimmy Gallagher Miami Harry Volkman Los Angeles Mike Tardugno Tardugno

Kansas State Relays Set for Saturday in Manhattan

The second Kansas State Invitational Relays occur Saturday with five Big Eight schools and eight other leagues entering. Anticipated highlights include Aubrey Dooley of Oklahoma State versus Bob Davis of Missouri in pole vault, plus Bill Delavan of Iowa State in shot put. Kansas State fields its mile relay team among entrants from Colorado, Denver, Wichita, Drake, Omaha, Emporia State, Pittsburg State, Fort Hays State and Nebraska Teachers of Kearney.

Manhattan Kansas State Aubrey Dooley Oklahoma State Bob Davis Missouri Bill Delavan Towa State Colorado Denver Wichita Drake Omaha Emporia Kan Pittsburg Fort Hays Nebraska Teachers of Kearney

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