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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1960

Page

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Second Cut For Cyclone Squad Is Due Saturday

Ottawa High basketball coach H. K. Stevens trims tryout group from 50 to 28 with another cut planned to reach 22. Cyclones open Dec 2 at Emporia after a 14-4 last year, returnees Roy Lewis Mickey Reed and Ron Reusch, plus Bill Jensen and John Fredrick. Also three other squads to join varsity this season.

Ottawa High H. K. Stevens Ottawa Stevens Cyclones Emporia Roy Lewis Mickey Reed Ron Reusch Lewis Reeds Bill Jensen John Fredrick

Scatback And Old Star To Compete Tonight

Scatback and Old Star clash in a planned showdown tonight as Bob Green reports for the Associated Press Sports Writer. The match features noted players in a bid for top form ahead of upcoming events.

Scatback Old Star Bob Green Associated Press

Saturday Games Will Decide Bowl Teams

Syracuse looming on Liberty Bowl fate after Miami clash in Orange Bowl tonight. 1960 season mood centers on bowls titles and possible national champion via key Saturday results across major college slate.

Syracuse Liberty of Gotham Miami Hurricanes Hurricanes Memphis State Mississippi Southern

Ryder Cup Play To Be Reduced

The PGA approved trimming Ryder Cup matches from 36 to 18 holes with 18 hole singles in morning and afternoon rounds and a second singles session, the scotch foursomes moving to 18 holes next day under the same pattern. Lou Strong, 41, of Oak Hill CC Rochester, elected PGA president succeeding Harold Sargent.

Scottsdale, Ariz Professional Golfers Association PGA Lou Strong Oak Hill Country Club Rochester N.Y Strong Harold Sargent Atlanta

Bowling Scores AEE LE Ane and 2B

A desultory bowling score list shows players such as Wenthe Kirkpatrick Climan Pritts and O'Connor with various frame results and totals ranging from about 168 to 1006. The fragmentary record includes numerous garbled names and numbers, lacking coherent context or complete events.

Aee LE Ane Wenthe Tips Our—R Kirkpatrick Climan Mien Hees Brown Pritts Dateh Boy Biethausen Orde Viegh Or OL Kirkpatrick Loval Dive — Hiph Mga Medien Herh H. Meer Heckman O'Connor D. Cordle Kiniecon FO Bender Wolgi

Yale Favored Over Harvard in Big One Saturday

Yale and Harvard duel in Cambridge as Jordan Olivar and John Yevicsin claim confidence before the clash. Yale sits unbeaten and untied while Harvard seeks a breakthrough in the season showdown.

Auburn Florida State Ohio State Michigan Mississippi Navy Middies Army Yale Harvard Abc-Tv Cambridge, Mass Jordan Olivar John Yevicsin Olivar Yorksin

Pro Skeptic Dolph Schayes Slams Wilt on Freethrows

Philadelphia AP Dolph Schayes the NBA's all time scorer says any high school kid could do better than Wilt Chamberlain's 9 for 27 from the line. Chamberlain failed 18 foul attempts in a 106 105 loss to Schayes and the Syracuse Nationals. He scored 45 points on 27 attempts tying an NBA record.

Philadelphia Dolph Schayes National Basketball Association Wilt Chamberlain Chamberlain Philadelphia Warriors Warriors Schayes Syracuse Nats

Convicted in Bribery Case in Florida Football Scandal

Aaron Wagman of New York was convicted under Florida 1953 athletic bribery law for paying Florida fullback Jon Macbeth $1500 to influence a sports event. Wagman admitted payment. defense claimed it was not a bribe but a mistaken attempt to fix the game. Silber pleaded guilty and awaits sentence.

Gainesville Fla Florida Aaron Wagman New York Wagman Jon Macbeth Philip Silber Macbeth Silber

American League Plans Selloff for New Teams 1961

The American League aims to expand to 10 teams next year and has made 56 players available for transfer to the two new clubs Washington and Los Angeles for a total of 4.2 million dollars. President Joe Cronin said the league will place a Los Angeles club, with a 10-man syndicate led by E R Quesada, and Washington will begin play. Each new club will acquire 28 players for 2.1 million and may buy eight more from farm systems plus two minor leaguers after the draft, totaling 38 players per club. Cronin criticized Commissioner Ford Frick for a shift in stance after October 26 when Los Angeles and New York were open cities.

NEW York Washington Los Angeles Joe Cronin E.R. Quesada Federal Aviation Agency Missioner Ford Frick Walter O'Malley Los Angeles Dodgers Iori Pioneers West Coast Cronin Los An Midin Inj Louisville Frick

Missouri and Kansas fans rally ahead of grid clash

MU and KU supporters packed rallies in Kansas City and Columbia as Dan Devine praised Missouri's team. Jack Mitchell expressed confidence in the Tigers while Gov-elect John Anderson Jr. attended KU's rally and urged victory for Kansas. Dusene Vanovich, Missouri's homecoming queen from Kansas City, participated in the events.

Dalton Missouri Dan Devine Kansas City Kansas Jayhawker University Missouri Univer Tigers Jack Mitchell Levg Columbia John Anderson Jr.Isouri Dusene Vanovich John

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