Ottawa Cyclones In Previews On Tuesday
After a weekend of heavy practice coach H K Stevens announces Ottawa High Cyclones ready for Tuesday basketball previews. The program includes 5th and 6th grade teams, then varsity B and varsity A with full games starting 7 p.m. at home vs Emporia Spartans. Gary Prager shines after thumb injury return. Lewis, Reed, Reusch, and Fredrick in key roles.
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Palmer Tops PGA Tour Money for Year in Mobile
Arnold Palmer, age 34 from Ligonier Pennsylvania, became the PGA Tour’s top money winner for a single year by winning the Mobile Open. The victory earned $2,000, boosting his official circuit earnings to $73,716.19, surpassing Ted Kroll’s 1956 record of $72,835.83 after 25 events with 8 wins and 16 top fives. Sam Snead holds the pro circuit term record with nine wins in 1950.
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Devine Pleased With Navy Orange Bowl Matchup
Columbia Missouri AP Coach Dan Devine says he is pleased Missouri will meet Navy in the Orange Bowl on January 2. Navy accepted the bid after beating Army 17 12. Devine called Navy one of the finest teams and praised back Joe Belling as the best in the country.
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Dvine
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Army
Missouri
Football Scores Mixed Up Names From Historic Meet
Football scores list shows multiple entries with names such as Ogle, Mudrick, Nalley, Liegerot, and Robertson tied to high school events. The fragmentary item reads as a series of score-like pairings with player or team identifiers and numbers, suggesting a sports roundup or results table from a past issue.
Teams Named for Ninth Ottawa Holiday Tournament
A trio of familiar programs Baker University Pittsburg State College and Rockhurst College return for the Ninth Annual Ottawa Holiday Basketball Tournament on Dec 28 29 and 30 replacing William Jewell Fort Hays State and Southwestern College. Illinois State Normal Washburn and Oklahoma Baptist join expanding field with Westminster Westminster and Ottawa host. Tournament chair Jim Grogan says pairings will be announced Dec 14 as civic groups sponsor the event switching from Jaycees to a broad civic sponsorship.
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Knicks Rally To Beat Cincinnati In Overtime
The Knicks end a 2-17 stretch by defeating Cincinnati 122-118 in overtime. Willie Naulls and Richie Dalrymple contributed in the extra period as Oscar Robertson poured 42 for Kansas City. Wilt Chamberlain powered the Warriors to a 113-106 win in Los Angeles, moving within a half game of Boston.
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Frisco Rookies Upset Colts In Pro Thriller
The Colts fell 30-22 as rookie end Dee Mackey and quarterback Bobby Waters combined for a late 41-yard touchdown after a 12-yard pass, leaving Baltimore at 6-3-1. Johnny Unitas threw three TDs but had five interceptions and a fumble.
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Pro Football Upholstery Ad Repaired Truck Seats Tarps
Classified notice for ROBERT BARNES at 826 Ash CH 2 3243 offering upholstery services including recovering truck seats repairing tarps and canvas awnings with professional craftsmanship and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Annual Baseball Draft Opens Winter Meeting in Louisville
The annual Major League Baseball draft starts in Louisville as teams pick minor leaguers for 25000 each. Philadelphia, coming off a last place NL finish, holds the first selection to bolster its pitching staff while Kansas City sits next in line. The new Washington club will receive two early picks but must wait until the regular draft ends. About 1000 minor leaguers are ineligible and only a few clubs can add players beyond the set rosters, amid talk of trades and a leaguewide roster freeze imposed by Commissioner Ford Frick.
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Hillsdale Wins Mineral Bowl in Comeback Victory
Hillsdale College of Michigan erased a 6-0 deficit to beat Iowa Teachers of Cedar Falls 17-6 in the Mineral Water Bowl before 5,500 at Excelsior Springs. Jim Drake returned a 60-yard punt for a tying score, Hill Knapp added a 39-yard TD run, Bart Misyiak kicked the extra point and a 25-yard field goal. Jerry Morgan connected on five of six passes for 22, 10, 9, 7 and 7 yards.
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National title race narrows to three contenders
With bowls filled, Minnesota Iowa and Mississippi vie for the national crown. Minnesota tied for the Big Ten title, Iowa posted an 8-1 mark, and Mississippi finished 9-0-1 after a 35-9 win. Bowl pairings loom as other major bowls feature Arkansas Duke, Texas Missouri, and Navy Missouri.
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Navy Accepts Orange Bowl Bid After Army Victory
After Navy whipped Army 17 to 12 to seal the Eastern title, the Middies accepted a bid to the Orange Bowl in Miami on January 2. Mississippi decided to return to
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Mississippi
New Zealand Voters Reject Liquor Prohibition
New Zealand voters rejected a liquor prohibition proposal. The final tally favored continuance of current liquor licensing regulations with 686,789 votes for continuance and 227,46 for prohibition.
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New Zealand
Chargers rebound past Raiders to seize division edge
Los Angeles rode Jack Kemp’s passes to a 52-28 win over Oakland, dropping the Raiders into a second place tie with Dallas. Kemp connected on 69 and 63 yard TD passes to Norton and Lowe, Lowe piling up 149 yards from scrimmage as Buffalo’s rally faltered in the late fourth.
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