OHS Grid Team Hit By Injuries
Ottawa high Cyclones suffer key injuries as Terry Paul tears knee ligament ending his season. Jack Stewart expected to replace Paul at guard while Jimmy Tolson returns Friday to boost defense and offense. Pat Beller leads backs with 124 yards on 26 carries as Firestone, Coreman contribute limited gains.
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Ottawa High Cyclones
Paul
Highland Park
Cyclones
John Giger
Jack Stewart
Stewart
Jimmy Tolson
Hayden
Tolson
Gerald
Punk) Firestone
Firestone
Pat Beller
Coreman
Move Will Not Kill College Football, Princeton A.D. Says
Princeton Athletic Director Ken Fairman dismissed claims that scrapping football scholarships would end college football. Speaking before the Philadelphia Football Writers Association, he argued eliminating athletic aid targets financial aid rather than the sport itself, stressing the Ivy League seeks students and athletes in balance.
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Princeton
Ken Fairman
Ivy League
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Philadelphia Football Writers Assn
George Preston Marshall
National Football League
Washington Redskins
Marsha
Nine Grid Games On Tap In Area
King football returns to the Ottawa area as week end clashes loom. Two games tonight Baldwin hosts Gardner in Little 7 action and Quenemo hosts Edgerton. Tomorrow features seven more games including Eudora at Wellsville Garnett at Yates Center Williamsburg at Westphalia Melvern at Lyndon Overbrook at Oskaloosa and Le Roy at Waverly with Lamont at Pomona in one six man game.
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Baldwin
Gardner
Quenemo
Edgerton
Eudora
Wellsville
Garnett
Yates Center
Williamsburg
Westphalia
Melvern
Lyndon
Overbrook
Oskaloosa
LeRoy
Waverly
Lamont
Pomona
Bowling Bits Highlights from Local Leagues and Oddities
Mary Lou Burgoon led Monday league action with a 195-494 series for Lee's Cafe, while Ruth Carlson and Elaine Hills posted top 10-30 scores for Ottawa Building & Loan. Virginia Hoffman starred for Anchor Savings & Loan on Tuesday, with a 172-478 series and high 10-30, and Ellen Hickman added a 169-459. Thursday saw Mick Ainsworth and Marie Kampschroeder lead with 458 and 162-142-122 oddity. Norma Keith posted a 203 high game for Necchi and Columnist L. R. Meyer noted as TCU athletic director since 1918.
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Lee’s Cafe
Ruth Carlson
Ottawa Building & Loan
Elaine Hills
Lee
Cafe
Myra Smay
Leona Caudle
Mable Meyer
Helen Wenthe
Virginia
Rowena Snider
Rowena
Mann-Bell
Ellen Hickman
Arnold’s Jewelry
Arnold's
Norma Keith
Marie Kampschroeder
Stella Beckner
Mick Ainsworth
Grace Wilson
Bessie Mudrick
Dorothy Niteher
Leola Meador
Yankees Clinch 1956 World Series With 9-0 Win
New York Yankees routed Brooklyn 9-0 in game seven to claim the 1956 World Series. Pitching starred as Whitey Ford and a trio of relievers stifled the Dodgers, while Yogi Berra drove in four runs to push his series total to 10 RBIs, surpassing Gehrig's prior mark. The Dodgers’ bats were silenced to a .195 team average, signaling potential Brooklyn lineup changes for next season.
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Tom Sturdivant
Bob Turley
Don Larsen
Whitey Ford
Young Bucks
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Larsen
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Duke Snider
Furillo
Kucks
Don Newcombe
Roger Craig
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
Berra
Lou Gehrig
Perfect marks on the line in Kansas high school football action
Lawrence ranked No 1 meets Shawnee Mission No 6 with perfect records at Lawrence. Other top clashes include No 3 vs Great Bend at Dodge City and numerous unbeatens square off across the state including Coffeyville vs Fort Scott and Hutchinson vs El Dorado.
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Shawnee Mission
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Newton
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Emporia
McPherson
Chapman
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Hiawatha
Effingham
Washington
Bethel
Wyandotte
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Junction City
Manhattan
Andale
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Card Coach Quits Cardinals Hopp Seeks Manager Role
Johnny Hopp has resigned as a coach for the St. Louis Cardinals and hopes to land a manager’s job. A Cardinals spokesman warned of likely vacancies as the club contracts to fewer teams next year. Hopp, 40, played first base and outfield for five major league clubs and coached under Freddie Hutchinson at Detroit before joining St. Louis.
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Johnny Hopp
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Hopp
Redbirds
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Detroit
Hame
Hutchinson
Cardinals
Terry Moore
Bill Posedel
Walker Cooper
Allentown
Fresno
Calif
Don Newcombe Faces Trouble After World Series Loss
Brooklyn pitcher Don Newcombe plans to leave for Japan with the Dodgers after a rough World Series outing against the Yankees. Newcombe cited personal troubles and a perceived jinx as he hurried from Ebbets Field, prompting Brooklyn VP Buzzie Bavasi to warn of consequences if he does not board the plane.
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Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Japan
Newcombe
Ebbets Field
New York Yankees
Newk
Buzzie Bavasi
Ford Frick
Bavasi
Dodger
Brooks Key Man In Brave Attack
In Boulder Colorado aims to rebound after a 35 0 defeat and chase a Big Seven win against Colorado A M behind sophomore backs Eddie Dove Howard Cook and quarterback Boyd Dowler. Brooks leads Ottawa Wesleyan and will star as the Braves visit Kansas Wesleyan for homecoming with parades and fanfare.
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Orega
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Ieader
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Gene Worden
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Randall Stoner
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Keith Brooks
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Ottawa Star
Ottawa
Oklahoma Texas Game On TV
Kansas City area NBC stations will televise the Oklahoma Texas football game from the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on Saturday. It is the first regional telecast in the area and additional stations may join before game day. Reaves E. Peters, executive secretary of the Big Seven, lists Oklahoma City Tulsa Ada Ardmore Enid Lawton Muskogee OK and Kansas City Wichita Omaha as already scheduled.
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National Collegiate Athletic Assn
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Baker University Homecoming Weekend Preview
Baker University celebrates its annual Homecoming with a pep rally parade dance and crowning of 1956 Homecoming Queen. The festivities begin Friday evening in downtown Baldwin with a feed and pep rally, Saturday includes decorations judging and a pre game parade around campus, kickoff at 2 pm, followed by a Victory Dance in Baker Gym. Baker Wildcats seek their second win against Friends University as Coach Karl Spear titles lineup changes amid a high morale week.
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Baker Gymnasium
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Quakers
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McPherson
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B. U
Oklahoma Texas Rematch Predicted To Extend Winning Streak
Oklahoma seeks to extend a 30 game win streak as they face Texas in the Cotton Bowl. The Sooners, first in rushing and fourth in defense, are 21 point favorites against a Longhorns squad that has struggled this season. The sellout crowd stands at 75,504 for Saturday’s showdown.
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Pitt
Oklahoma
Big Red
North Carolina
Kansas State
Texas
Longhorns
Pennsylvania
Attend church next Sunday
A brief community note urges attendance at the church service next Sunday and mentions buying or selling items through Want Ads.
Unclear OCR Pixel Data and Frequencies
Fragmentary OCR line lists radio frequencies and prices with distorted text. No coherent event or entities emerge. cannot determine a people place organization or date.
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