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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1956

Page

6

Homecoming Night Sparks Ottawa Football push

Spirits are high for Ottawa high as they host Leavenworth at Cook Field tonight at 8 p.m. The Cyclones seek their first win in a improving season led by the return of Jimmy Tolson to the backfield. Leavenworth brings a veteran lineup as they chase revenge for last year’s 14 0 setback. The halftime will crown the Homecoming queen among Mae Ann Wollam Patsy Hickman and Elmore Going with a motorcade and bands. The queen will later attend the Homecoming dance led by Swing Kings with Bill Barker directing.

Ottawa High Leavenworth Cook Field Cyclones Ottawa Varsity Mae Ann Wollam Patsy Hickman Elmore John Giger Swing Kings Bill Barker OHS

Braves Battle Bethany Tonight In Kansas Conference Showdown

Ottawa University and Bethany College meet in Lindsborg for a lower rung Kansas conference clash. The football game kicks off at 7 30 PM and will be carried by KTJO FM. The Braves traveled this morning and plan to return tomorrow morning.

Ottawa University Bethany College Lindsborg Kansas Ktjo-Fm Braves

Landy undecided about Olympics schedule

Melbourne reports John Landy weighing whether to enter the 1956 Olympic Games. Foot injury slows him after a 3 58 mile mark and a long layoff. trials ban lifted. Australian and British runners protest. Olympic basketball hall under construction, seats 3 000, finals sold out.

Melbourne John Landy Landy United States Olympic

Pomona Upsets Carbondale 26 to 6 in six man game

Pomona high school defeated Carbondale 26 to 6 in a six man football game. Larry Collins connected on a 15 yard lateral to Gary Lindsey for Pomona's first score, Carbondale answered with a 40 yard run, Collins then hit Glen Pardon for a 15 yard TD, Swallow added the extra point, Collins lateraled to Tony Tesar for a 3 yard TD, Lindsey extra point, and Tesar capped the scoring with a 1 yard run in the fourth period.

Pomona Kas Pomona High Carbondale Larry Collins Gary Lindsey Collins Glen Pardon Larry Swallow Tony Tesar Lindsey

Midget Schedule Resumes With Cityssouth East clashes

Midget league football resumes this Saturday at OU with South meeting the East at 9 a.m. and the North facing the West at 10 a.m. Rain cancellations from last week will be rescheduled later.

Missouri Opens Season Hopeful for Faurot 100th Win

Missouri eyes a strong start under Don Faurot as he nears his 100th victory and plans to retire after this season while starting back Jim Hunter leads a healthier offense. Sophomores pace the Tigers with Cramer the top rusher and Kuhlman James tying in receptions as the line blends youth with experience.

Kansas City Iowa State Don Faurot Missouri Faurot Colorado Nebraska Boulder Kansas Oklahoma A&m Stillwater Kansas State Wyoming Oklahoma Notre Dame Tigers Jim Hunter Jim George Cramer Gene Rollye Cramer Charley James Hank Kuhlman Kuhlman Tiger

Lou Littles Last Chance Against Army And USC

The piece notes Lou Little faces a final chance to upset Army while Jon Arnett plays his last game for Southern California. Clemson defeats South Carolina 7-0 to lead the ACC race and keep Orange Bowl hopes alive as Columbia's coach nears retirement. Oklahoma A&M and Kansas draw Saturday after Notre Dame, Oklahoma, and Michigan State tie up major national title implications.

Lou. Little Jon Arnett Southern California South’ Carolina Clemson Gamecocks Florida ACC Charlie Bussey Tiger South Carolina Little Columbia Army Little Sis Columbia Army Lou Pacific Coast Stanford UCLA Oklahoma A&m Kansas Oklahoma Notre Dame Michigan State Spartans Ilinois Texas

Football picks from Franklin county clash set to unfold

Record Book by Clausie Smith previews area high school games. Williamsburg visits Wellsville in a Franklin county tilt as Melvern eyes a big Osage clash with Burlingame while Overbrook seeks Gardner. Baldwin hosts DeSoto in Little 7 action, with Garnett favored over Cherryvale and Olpe over Waverly. Quenemo meets Hoyt in six man play.

Clausie Smith Williamsburg Wellsville Melvern Burlingame Overbrook Gardner Little Baldwin DeSoto Spring Hill Olathe Garnett Cherryvale Olpe Waverly Quenemo Hoyt

Baker High On Ottawa Player Harley Ainsworth

Harley Ainsworth is highlighted as Baker High's promising freshman halfback from Ottawa. The defense minded back has energized the Wildcats under Coach Spear, with teammates noting his leadership elevates team spirit. Ainsworth previously starred at Ottawa High under Coach John Giger, finishing third in scoring in the Northeast Kansas League.

Harley Ainsworth Glenn Ainsworth South Cedar Baker Baker Orange Baker University Ottawa Spear Wildcats Harley John Giger Ottawa High Lawrence Harley Ainswo

Rhodes Leads Small Colleges in rushing record chase

Bill Rhodes of Western Colorado has moved to the top of the small colleges rushing list with 793 yards in six games. He set a six game yardage record with 327 yards and 33 points in a 60-6 win over Adams State last week, edging past Fred Wendt’s prior 326-yard mark.

New York Bill Rhodes Western Adams ‘State Fred Wendt Texas Mines Rhodes Bill Engelhardt Omaha University Engelhardt Brad Rowland McMurry Jack Kemp Occidental Jeader Tom Rhchlee American International Rusty Addleman College of Emporia

Bowling Bits Show Towners Dominant With High Series Names

The Towner team swept honors on Monday with Helen Carey posting high 10 and Margie Powell high 30. Carey and Powell also posted top 30 and 10-30 scores. Other teams and bowlers across Tuesday and Thursday sessions are listed with numerous high games and series, including Norma Keith and Eunice Strickland. Standings show Lee's 10,208 and Towners 10,053 pins with Mea HES at 15-5 and Todd's leading on Tuesday night 13-5-12,073.

Towner Helen Carey Margie Powell Margie Helen Maxine Finch Betty Chambers Ruth Mack Eloise Hughes Unique Mack's Mick Day’s Doris White Macks Mack Marie Kampschroeder Eunice Strickland Bond's Norma Keith Necchi Leola Meador Arnold’s Necchis Bonds Lee’s Towners Todd

Freehold Trotting Meet Draws 146,548 Fans in 50 Days

The Freehold Raceway 50 day trotting meeting in New Jersey drew 146,548 spectators, up 22 percent from the previous season in 1955, reflecting strong public interest and attendance growth.

Freehold N. J

Bowling totals and high averages from Mack's and Arnold's

On Thursday afternoon Mack's lead with 14 percent wins and 3 percent losses, totaling 9 484 pins. Mann Bell on Thursday night trails with 12 wins and 6 losses and 10 750 pins. Ruth Mack tops Monday with 156, Leola Meador tops Tuesday with 146, Virginia Hoffman leads Thursday afternoon at 148, and Meador again on Thursday night with Arnold's at 146. Strikes and spares noted include Mughes 2 7, Wenthe 5 7, Moyet 58 10, Beckner 5 7, Ainsworth 5 6 10, Luts 3 10, Swanne Bates 5 6, Hoffman 3 10.

Mack's Mann Bell Ruth Mack Towners Leola Meador Anchor's Virginia Hoffman Mack’s Eunice Strickland Eloise Mughes Helen Wenthe Moyet Beckner Mick Ainsworth June Luts Swanne Bates

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