Braves to meet Bethel in Kansas conference clash
Ottawa University Braves head into their third game and second KCAC test, facing Bethel College in Newton Saturday at 8. Bethel’s coach Paul Andree warns of a tough defense led by star George Goering, while Ottawa hopes for improved offense and a strong front line to contain the Maroons. Bob Cramer and Arlie McMahan, from Wellsville, shine for Ottawa, with Cramer scoring a six yard TD against William Jewell.
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Ottawa University Braves
Kansas
Bethel College
Newton
Braves
West
Wellsville
Bob Cramer
Arlie McMahan
Cramer
MccPherson
Paul Andree
O. U
Maroons
George Goering
Ottawa
McPherson
Andree
aakKemt Granger
S~willcrophone
Ktjo-Fm
Richard Chartier
Chavez Wins Unanimous Decision In Dull Richmond Bout
Boxing fans missed a national TV eyecatcher yet endured a dull 10 rounder in Richmond Auditorium. Eddie Chavez of San Jose won a unanimous decision over Glen Flanagan of St. Paul Minnesota as spectators complained of tepid action and little scoring punch.
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Richmond
Calif
Eddie Chavez
Glen Flanagan
Richmond Auditorium
Chavez
San Jose
Flanagan
St. Paul
Minn
Lawrence, Frank Black Remain Heftiest Jayhawk Since 1934
KU junior center Frank Black is described as the heftiest Jayhawk since 1934 when Clyde Tiny Moore, a 270 pound Elkhart guard, started for the team. Tiny later led a life in Elkhart as a seed businessman after coaching.
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Lawrence
Frank Black
Jayhawk
Clyde
Tiny” Moore
Elkhart
Tiny
Cadets May Play in Sugar Bowl
NEW ORLEANS The Sugar Bowl may land Army football for its next game if the academy’s rebuilding season impresses. A key obstacle was removed by moving exam dates from Christmas week to late January, clearing prebowl practice.
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New Orleans
Army
Academy Board of Visitors
Academy
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Board of Visitors
Nasrullah Sires 10 Offspring Eligible for Garden State Race
Nasrullah, sire of likely 3 year old champion Nashua, has ten offspring eligible for the Garden State race slated for October 29. The list highlights rising contenders as connections prepare for the garden state event.
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Nasrullah
Nashua
Garden State
Gilliland Named Honorary Coach for Ottawa University
Wayne E. Gilliland was elected Ottawa University honorary coach of the week by Ottawa Herald readers. He will travel with the team to Newton for the Saturday night game against Beloit College. The weekly honor started by Coach Paul Andree this fall, with local fans voting from a list of nominees.
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Wayne E. Gilliland
Ottawa University
Ottawa Herald
Newton
Be Hel College
Paul Andree
O. U
Herald
Grid Guesser Makes Picks
The column lists weekly football forecasts with 49 picks from last week, noting a 95-28-.772 season total. It covers matchups across conferences and regions, naming winners such as Maryland, Oklahoma, Georgia Tech, Michigan, Navy, Notre Dame, UCLA, Michigan State, and several Friday and Saturday games with regional pairings and outcomes.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Oklahoma
Texas
Sooner
Jim Harris
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Engineers
LSU
Michigan
Army
Belgium
Ron Kramer
Navy
Pittsburgh
Eddie Endelatz
Notre Dame
Miami
Miami Hurricanes
UCLA
Oregon State
Ronnie
Fort) Knox
Michigan State
Stanford
Ohio State
Houston
Detroit
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Richmond
Citadel
Boston College
Villanova
Syracuse
Boston University
Harvard
Cornell
Brown
Dartmouth
Princeton
Penn
Yale
Columbia
Rutgers
Muhlenberg
Colgate
Holy Cross
Midwest
Cincinnati
Xavier
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Iowa State
Marquette
Kansas State
Texas A&m
Nebraska
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wichita
A&m
Wisconsin
Purdue
Illinois
Davidson
Presbyterian
Duke
William & Mary
Virginia Tech
Florida State
Florida
George Washington
Georgia
North Carolina
Mississippi State
Tulane
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Pen State
Virginia
South Carolina
Furman
Tennessee
Chattanooga
West Virginia
Virginia Military
Auburn
Kentucky
Christian
Alabama
Arizona
West Texas State
Baylor
Arkansas
Rice
Clemson
Texas Tech
Texas Western
California
Washington State
College of Pacific
Idaho
Colorado
Oregon
Enver
Montana
Utah
Brigham Young
Utah State
New Mexico
Wyoming
Colorado A&m
USC
Washington
Minols
TCU
Penn State
Miss. State
Fla
Notre
Mich. State
SMU
Maryland
Calif
Tech
Ceton
San Jose
Dunkel Sports Research Service
Lane named St Louis Cardinals general manager
Lane, the trading wizard of baseball, was expected to be named the Cardinals general manager with wide authority to rebuild the club in its lowest position in 36 years. He met with August Busch Jr. as Bill Walsingham Jr. resigned, saying two people cannot run a ball club. A contract was drafted for today's Cardinal Board meeting. Texas 1954 wool clip estimated at 44,229,000 pounds and worth 26 million dollars.
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St.louis U
Frank Lane
St.Louis Cardinals
Lane
August A. Busch Jr
Bill Walsingham Jr
Chicago White Sox
Busch
Cardinal Board
Texas
Dodgers Win First World Series Title Payoff Details
New York reports Brooklyn Dodgers have won the world baseball championship. Final shares value about 9,684 for each of 32 Dodger shares and 5,739 for 36 Yankee shares from a 654,853.59 pool. Dodgers receive major share of remaining pool. players head to winter play and tours. Celebrations planned in Mineville and Carrtown as team members return.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Flatbush
Johnny Podres
Sandy Amoros
Duke Snider
Pee Wee Reese
Jackie Robinson
Dodger
Yankee
Yankees
Don Newcombe
Giants
Willie Mays
Amoros
Cuba
Don Zimmer
Dixie Howell
Ed Roebuck
Padres
Mineville
N.Y
Witherbese
Walt Alston
Carrtown
Ohio
A’s Acquire Rance Pless From Minneapolis for 50,000
Kansas City Athletics obtain third baseman Rance Pless from Minneapolis for cash and first baseman Don Bollweg in a deal described as worth 50 000 by an A’s official. Pless, 29, was this year’s pennant league MVP, led the circuit with a .337 average, hit 26 homers and 107 RBIs. Pless began pro ball with Bristow in the Appalachian League in 1947. An egg hatches at 105 degrees Fahrenheit when laid.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Rance Pless
Minneapolis
American Assny
A’s
Pless
Don Bollweg
Greenville
Tenn
Bristow
May Sign Hutchinson as Cardinal Manager
The Post-Intelligencer reports Freddie Hutchinson will be signed within days to manage the St. Louis Cardinals. Hutchinson, former Seattle Rainiers skipper, is said to be Frank Lane’s personal choice as Lane plans to become Cardinals general manager. Hutchinson also led the Detroit Tigers from mid 1952 through 1954.
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Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Freddie Hutchinson
St. Louis Cardinals
Hutchinson
Seattle Rainiers
Frank Lane
Lane
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Ark Valley invites Salina McPherson in league shift
Salina and McPherson high schools consider joining the Ark Valley League as Wichita exits. Officials say a formal invitation has not arrived. a meeting to gauge CKL sentiment is planned. If invited in 1957, the decision must be made this fall due to two year advance contracts.
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Salina
McPherson
Ark Valley League
Wichita
W. M. Ostenberg
Supt
R. W. Potwin
H. W. Scott
Newton
Ostenberg
Ark Valley
CKL
Owen E. Hodgson
Arkansas City
Wellington
Winfield
Hutchinson
el Dorado
CEL
Junction City
Emporia
Manhattan
Abilene
Clay Center
Chapman
Topeka Tops Kansas football poll with 12-12 win over Lawrence
Topeka earned the No 1 ranking in Kansas high school football this week after a 12-12 tie with Lawrence, collecting 160 points while Wichita East had 157. The top 10 also includes Shawnee Mission Emporia Wyandotte Wichita North and Wichita West. The week’s top 40 lists Topeka 2-0-0, Wichita East 2-0-0, Hutchinson 2-0-0 and Lawrence 1-1-0 among others with several teams receiving votes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
Wichita East
Wichita
East
Shawnee Mission
Em- Poria
Wyandotte
Wichita North
Wichita West
Ottawa
Emporia
Salina
Hutchinson
Highland Park
Argentine
Arkansas City
Hays St. Josephs
Great Bend
Coffeyville
Maur Hill
Parsons
Iola
Concordia
Wellington
Manhattan
Independence
Dodge City
Basilio De Marco to Sign For Nov 30 Title Bout
Boston welterweight champ Carmen Basilio of Conastota and former champion Tony De Marco of Boston plan to sign today for a 15 round title fight November 30 at the Boston Garden. Basilio to defend the title he won by stopping De Marco in Syracuse last June 10. De Marco briefly held the crown after stopping Johnny Saxton in Boston Garden, then defeated Chico Vejar in September. Also noted: University of Wichita football attendance set new records with 25,932 fans at home games through two games this season, higher than last year’s two-game total.
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Boston
Carmen Basilio
Conastota
N. Y
Tony de Marco
Boston Garden
Basilio
de Marco
Syracuse
University of Wichita
iShockers
Cyclones Set For NEK League Opener At Topeka
Ottawa Cyclones travel to Topeka to open NEK League play against a strong Highland Park group known as the Scotties. Ottawa seeks a rebound after a 19 13 loss to Argentine and a 19 0 win over Pittsburg. probable starters include Harder Fredricks Harkins Ferguson Kramer Ogg Day Brill Bundy Ainsworth Wilson with several players nursing injuries.
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Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Topeka
Fleet Highlands Park
Ottawa
Kansas City
Mustangs
Pittsburg
John Giger
Fred Harder
Gary Fredricks
Joe Harkins
Fred Ferguson
George Kramer
Larry Ogg
Larry Day
Ted Brill
Bob Bundy
Starley Ainsworth
Marvin Wilson
Harder
Bundy
Ray
Harkins
Bob Luce
Luce
Garnett Triumphs Over Whirlwinds 20 to 0 in Afternoon Clash
Garnett defeated the Ottawa high school freshman-sophomore football squad 20 to 9 yesterday afternoon. A long 80-yard touchdown followed a Pat Beller pass after a scoreless start. Garnett led 7 to 0 at halftime and added a 25-yard reverse and a 15-yard pass for two more scores. Next game vs Baldwin B team Monday night. Savings bonds are an investment.
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Garnett
Ottawa
Pat Beller
OHL
Whirlwinds
Baldwin
Ainsworth Chosen O Club President at Ottawa High
Harley Ainsworth is named president of the O club at Ottawa high school succeeding Rich Barr. New officers include Bob Bundy Bill Spaulding Dennis Conger as vice-presidents Joe Harkins as secretary treasurer and Ted Brill as student council representative. The club will attend the KU Iowa State game in Lawrence Saturday as a group.
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Harley Ainsworth
O” Club
Ottawa High School
Rich Barr
Bob Bundy
Bill Spaulding
Dennis Conger
Joe Harkins
Ted Brill
Lawrence
Twilight League Bowling Scores and Highs Report
Bowling results from the Twilight and Commercial leagues list top scorers and highs by team. Notable lines include Gas Service and Philips 66 with high game values, along with individual totals for Campbell Bertram Vogler and Rodgers Sunrise Blen and others.
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Twilight League Gas Service
Campbell
Mode Day
Bertram
Philips
Hull
Triangle
Chester
Vogler
Bob's
Pierson
Rodgers
Sunrise
Blen
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North Main
Community Auction House
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Ohawa
Printy & Son
Pete
Gilliland
Bob Leonard
Herall
Ruy Miller
Cardinal
Scotties
Neal Dark Horse
Leavenworth
Ainsworth
Commercial League
Todd
Jones
Clabaugh
Ellis
Doman
A&j
Hayward
Ivan Brown
Shisler
Crites
Bauman
Bell
Vin Luggers
McCann
S. Main
Pho
J. L. “Bud” Wassmer
John N. Wassmer
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Oregon St
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Wash State
Louisville
Wm. & Mary
G.wash'n
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Kansas St
Wake Forest A
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U.C
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Denver
Thinols
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Western
Okla
Yank
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S. Carolina
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Boston U
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Tenn. Tech
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State
Tex
Va. Tech
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TexWest
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Marietta Central
Mich
Norm
Chester St
Dick Duahel
OHS
John
Dunkel
K. U
K-State
Miami, Fla
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