Syracuse Team In Bowl Consideration After 7 2 Season
Syracuse finishing 7 2 after a 21 14 win over Miami Florida faces multiple bowl options Orange Liberty or Gotham with the biggest payout likely deciding. Missouri pursues first national title by facing Kansas while Minnesota could threaten Big Ten with a win over Wisconsin and a Rose Bowl bid. Navy idle Ohio State Michigan clash but contenders like Duke Utah State and Yale eye conference titles and perfect seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Orangemen
Orange
Liberty
Gotham
Miami Fla
Ben Schwartzwalder
Miami
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa
Mississippi
Wisconsin
al Gopher
Gophers
Duke
North Carolina
Utah State
Utah
Yale
Harvard
Elis
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Notre Dame
Auburn
Florida State
Au Turn
Navy
Ohio
State
Michigan
Washington
Washington State
New Mexico State
Hardin-Simmons
Robertson Lifts Royals In OT Victory Over Hawks
Oscar Robertson scored 86 points and sank three late free throws as the Cincinnati Royals beat the St. Louis Hawks 129-128 in overtime. The win moved the Royals to .500 in the Western Division and drew 7,363 fans, boosting season attendance to 62,202 in nine games. The Philadelphia Warriors beat the New York Knickerbockers 101-99 to end a four-game slide, led by Joe Grabowski's 30-foot shot with one second left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Assn
Royals
St. Louis Hawks
Robertson
Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Warriors
Joe Grabowski
Seeking Buyer For Los Angeles Franchise In AL
New York AP reports Yankee co owner Del Webb traveled on a secret mission to line up a buyer for the Los Angeles franchise in the American League for 1961. AL president Joe Cronin acknowledged Webb's trip after deferring a decision until Tuesday on ownership of the LA franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New
Brazil's First Champion Boxer Jofre claims bantamweight crown
Eder Jofre knocked out Mexico's Eloy Sanchez in 1:30 of the sixth round to win the National Boxing Association world bantamweight title. The Brazilian, favored at 2-1, weighs 118 pounds and eyes a bout with European champion Alphonse Halimi, likely in Sao Paulo, to settle the world title dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Finley
Chicago
Finley
Cronin
J. A. Smith
San Diego
Pacific Coast League
Elliot H. Stein
St. Louis
LOS Angeles
Brazil
Kansas City Athletics
Eder Jofre
Jofre
Ray Robinson
Joe Louis
National Boxing Association
Mexico
Eloy Sanchez
Sanchez
Callahan
Alphonse Halimi
France
Halimi
Jofre-Halimi
Sao Paulo
Deer Hunters Hit Missouri Woods On First Sunday
Jefferson City AP reports weekend deer hunters packed Missouri woods as Sunday hunting begins for the first time. The Conservation Commission says about 800 more deer were killed in four days than last year, with last year’s six day season at 16,306 and this year’s seven day hunt expected to reach 20,000. No hunter accidents were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
The
Conservation Commission
Commission
Braves Open 1960 Basketball Season At Warrensburg
Ottawa University looks to rebuild under coach Bill Frear with transfer guard Schoonover and 16 squadmen from Garden City Junior College. Ken Frear notes speed and youth, as returning lettermen Flora Fishburn Haughn Lewis and others form a young squad. The Braves face Warren from Kansas State University at Warrensburg on December 1, with center Bob Rose and others providing veteran presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Frear
Allen Antenen
Bill Prear
Garden City Junior College
Ken Frear
Schoonover
Braves
Smart
Pably
Chilcoat
Warren
Kansas State University
Sburg
Warrensburg
Bill Schoonover
Hol
Bob Mortensen
Ed Hampton
andi/ton
Tom Watson
Pat Jefferson
Orwards
Tom Kinder
Allen Glenn
Jim Cooper
Dean Erwin
Jim Corlis
Lewis
Bob Rose
McAninch
Hampton
Kansas
Brown
Erwin Andj
Sherm Price
Giants Seek Third Straight NFL Title Clash With Eagles
Giants chase three consecutive NFL titles as they face the conference leading Eagles in a pivotal Sunday showdown. The Eagles hold a 6-1-0 mark while the Giants stand 4-1-1 and are 3 point home favorites in the headline game of the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Eagles
Giants
Philadelphia
Bowling Scores Friday Night League Highlights
Friday scores show Trout s Jewelry leading with high 10 30 H oele 181 460 Elmer s Welding triple high 10 30 B Hugher 190472 Colby s 2 High 10 30 W Moffman 181 825 Petrex 2% High 1630 N Lollar 2a 831 Royal T 4 High 10 M Burgoon ₤ 94 High 30 F Gilburn BAT Gambles 6 High 10630 R Boyer 117 411 Home Improvements High 10 Freedeen 182 High 30 Hughes 481 D K Barcain 1 High 10 H McClay 177 High 30 5 Poa 443 Fairmont High Tenet Roller 177 488 Pence a 2 High 30 30 V Cordle 179 464
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Boyer
Freedeen
Hughes
D.K. Barcain
H. McClay
Fairmont
Roller
V. Cordle
Kansas City Interests May Get Team
Kansas City and surrounding interests vie to buy control of the local baseball club as a bid by Elliot Stein withdraws amid concerns over minority stockholders and absentee ownership. Chicago judge had ruled Stein could buy controlling interest, with plans to keep a family stake through Mrs. Warren Humes and her son Jeffrey. A local graft of potential partners, including Saffron Glass Co., resurfaces as the group eyes a 418 N. Main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot Stein
St. Louis
Chicago
Arnold Johnson
Stein
Kansas Citians
Kansas City
Johnson
Warren Humes
Stein Group
Robert Dunne
Humes
Jeffrey
Saffron Glass Co
Cronin Extends Deadline for New Franchises to Nov 25
Cronin recessed a day long meeting to confer with Ford Frick about the Los Angeles situation. Frick insists on suitable damages to O Malley for territorial invasion. Cronin then extends the player selection deadline for new franchises from Sunday to Friday, November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Ford Frick
Los Angeles
Frick
O'Malley
Moot Court Title To Washington U
Washington University of St. Louis defeated Washburn University of Topeka and won the moot court championship. Both teams qualified for the national moot court competition next month. Semifinals had Washburn over St. Louis University and Washington over Creighton. Final judges included Nebraska Supreme Court Judge Edward F. Carter, Federal District Judge Roy W. Harper, and Missouri Supreme Court Judge Clem F. Storckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Washington
University of
St Benedicts Whips Jewell For Loyal Undone Season
In Liberty Missouri the St Benedicts Ravens crushed William Jewell 34 to 13 ending the Cardinals bid for an unbeaten season. Brothers Allen and Ron Lewis from Wichita starred with a 93 yard punt return and two rushing touchdowns. The Ravens moved from 14 13 at halftime to a decisive win, improving to 7 1 while Jewell drops to 8 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
St.Benedict's Ravens
William Jewell
Cardinals
Ravens
Allen Lewis
Ron Lewis
Wichita
Ron
Allen
St. Benedict's
William Jewel
Illness and gatherings mark Williamsburg area notices
News from the Williamsburg area notes Mr W C Fogle ill at home after a heart attack last week. A 60th wedding anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs A A Stitt drew over 60 relatives with Mrs Tucker and Mrs Stitt sisters. Veteran’s Day observances at Leo Santee Legion Post featured a potluck supper. Gift Shop items will be sent to veterans hospitals. Several families visited relatives in Leavenworth Sioux City Independence Topeka and Los Angeles. Sadana Chapter Eastern Star held initiatory work for two candidates Dorothy Lynn and Edith Laws. Red Cross fund drive reports $30 collected. White elephant sale capped a village potluck at Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Fogle
Marty Tucker
Lyndon
Tucker
Stitt
Leo Santee Legion ' Post
Thei’ Legion Hall
Veteran's Hospitals
Harley Milliken’ Jr
Leavenworth
Margeratta Stevenson
Los Angeles
Calif
John van Valkenburg
Bud van Valkenburg
Sioux Center
Iowa
Frank Davis
Richard Davis
Kansas City
Julie
Sandy
Sadana Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Dorothy Lynn
Edith Laws
Lois Burroughs
Mmes
Leona Wren
Maxine Starosta
Ruby Milliken
Wendell Davin
Independence
den Tally
Lillie Carter
Jennings
W. J. Blakesley
Red Cross
H.D.A
Mary Milliken
Harold Milliken
Patty
Topeka
Bob Rogers
Overland Park
Orfin Milliken
Sadana
Richmond Area Directors Elected At Fair Meeting
MISS MABEL CHANDLER Dan Lickteig Herman Mader and Gene Vining chosen directors for three year terms at the annual Richmond Fair meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith entertained their bridge club. Neighbors of Mrs. Leonard Campbell harvested her corn. Don and Gee Hershal Topeka visited the El Bennetts. Mia Marvin Mrobel and infant son Gregory Marvin returned home from Anderson County Hospital. Rev Wilbur Purvis took Rev B M Dobbin to Kansas City then flew to Greenbelt Md to be with his son Paul and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lickteig
Herman Mader
Gene Vining
Richmond
Virgil Smith
Leonard Campbell
Don
Gee Hershal
Topeka
el Bennetts
Mia
Marvin Mrobel
Gregory Marvin
Anderson County Hospital
Wilbur Purvis
B. M. Dobbin
Kansas City
Paul
Greenbelt
Swine Diseases Top Topic At Arkansas City Event
Mrs Don Poss hosted a gathering in Arkansas City as swine disease awareness takes center stage for the annual swine field day planned for November 28. The event is organized by the Central Kansas and Oklahoma Swine Producers Association along with a packing firm and the state Extension Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Poss
Arkansas City
Nual
Bids Received On Ft. Hays Building
TOPEKA AP Bids on an addition to the Ft Hays State College science building totaled 400783. The three story project provides more space for biological and physical science divisions. Haskard Inc Hutchinson was the apparent low bidder on general construction at 240000. Other apparent low bidders were Allied Elevator Co Kansas City MO 60008 Hill Electric Co Wichita 31920 Kendall Phimbing Inc Wichita 119000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ft. Hays State College
Haskard Inc
Hutchinson
Allied Elevator Co
Kansas City
Hill Electric Co
Wichita
Kendall Phimbing Inc
Appointments Made By Gov Docking Topeka
Gov George I Docking announced a new member and four reappointments to the advisory council to the state Board of Accountancy. New member L H Gilles replaces E C Gill. reappointed are John G Blocker William J Clark William F Crum and Robert F Olberding. Terms run to Aug 1 1983. Also Dr Charles Ely named to the Board of Basic Science Examiners succeeding Dr Edwin Martin for a term expiring July 1 next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George I Docking
State Board of Accountancy
L. H.gilles
Emporia State Teachers College
E. C. Mgill
John G. Blocker
University of Kansas
William J. Clark
Kansas State University
William F. Crum
Wichita University
Robert F. Olberding
Washburn University
Docking
Charles Ely
Ft. Hays State College
Edwin Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oscar Robertson
Butch Lewis
Dick Wishburn
Princeton
Joe Reichler
By Jim Bacon
Jim Kensil
Frank Crawford
Kansas City All- Philadelphia
Thenetics
Cleveland Browns
Speceman
Browns
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Cleveland
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Detroit Lions
Bears
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Dallas Cowboys
Ders
Washington U
Jewell
Ottawa Bowl
Dynamic League
Whitacre Painters
W. Whitacre
Ord
Heathmann Oil Co
D. Fsmith
Kelm
B. Nuss
Kersley
Ledom Wer
J. DeVore
E. Ferguson
Launder-Ib
Pat's v. Fine A. Spaulding
E Richeson
Willis Nursery
Bond's Cleaners
R Crawford
L. Hensick
Cc. van Wie
K. Baatholt
Veae
Ww. Smith
Montgomery
Miller
Doman
Brandon
Montgomery Wa
Fe Wichman
Bechtle
K. Corde
Bag Burress
Bien
Bennett
Ada M “Thompso
SBS Tucker
Edmiston
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Simmona
N. White
Anderson We
Clark Tat
Alexander
B. DeVore
Zima
Aga
Leon Cate
Ottawa Coop
D. Richeson
Martin
Birckhead
Farguson
B. Wenther
Ackley
D. Heckman
Lichtenberger
Fogle Quarry Crushed Stone Ag
Williamsburg Area
Mrs
Tom Stansbury
KODAK
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Eiass
Richmond Area
Miss Mabel Chandler
Ft. Hays
Gov. Docking
Dean Berlin
Delco-Remy
Williamsburg
Pomona
Farmall
Massey- Harris
McCormick Deering
Fairbanka-Morris
B.T.U
J. W. Bennet
Ee and Burgess
National Bank
Better Homes H.D.U
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!