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Viewscan Premium PDF Ouput ~ollege Play_ers. _To Present ·'The ·Rainmaker' . ··-a First Produ<;tion In Brown Given Friday, Saturday .· ·, Spectator, .Page 2 November 111, 1960 Pm1deri"¥ Jflitft Tiie Preaftll!nt . • D~. ~~~ic3ns Really- Know 0 Do We Want Brilliant What · Thanksgjvin~ Mea~s? . Bloo<hnohile 1960 r-McPHERSON LUMBER / · COMPANY . Goering. Paint & Wall Paper Co. Hawley Hardware LUMBER-PAINT-HARDWARE Palnls • Wall Paper • Glass 219.N. Main 416 N. Cherry Phone CH 1-2577 ~lcPRERSON. KANSAS SID BACON MOTOR CO. , DODGE Ciks ~nd Hallmark UNCER DART POLARA TRUCKS • GUAllAl'l"TEED USED CARS Cards for Every Green's Bounce Ville Occasion Appliance Store 3ll Nollla Maln Pboae CH 1-4ml , We Gift Wrap And Trampoline Cen.ter Wrap For Mailing Televiaion NEED DRY CLEANERSP Radioa 700 w'. Kansas Marcia Recorda S.e ;s Record Player• LARRY McPHHSOH OR CAROLYN McPHIRSOH Gift Center .All Kinda' Of Electrical 4:00' P.M• ..:. .; U :00 P.M. Wtiekclaye Wo R-1 Appliancea 108 N. Main SUPERl~R DRY .CLEANERS Ph'one CH 1.0524 t 11 S. Moin I Sat. & Sun, 2 :00 .M. - 11100 P .M. I -. J Sp~c:"tator, Page ·3 November 18, 1960 Bulldog Begin Cage Seaso~ Ottawa DQwns Leonorcl Rc:.oeci>'cs 4-H Project Aware! Bulldog~ Lose Finar Game . M . B11k~r l.4-8; ·· Ronald Leona.NI, freshman !rom 22·0 With oun~lrulge ·TourDey Wins Cr-0wp. Lyons, and • member of the Con· To Sterling Warriors querors +H club, lul$ bttn chosen Twenty-nine men reported to the ' first practice of The Ottawa Bnwes won lhc 8 Blue Award winner In 1~ HI The McPherson College Bulldogs lost their final the Macollcgc Bulldogs Ba ketball team on Monday, Kansas Conl•micc football. crown electrical pro)<ct division. game cif the 1960 football season last weekend as die 1 Nov." 14 under the direction of conch Sid Smith and 1astwiwee,huB"'! In a, 1,!" dlhltch ~~ The award quallflcd him 10 tllke Ste rling College Warriors came alive in the lut )lalf . tn l h D \ . · g 1e •••r 1·~ w1 a =•u part In a special 4·11 Club rccog- h a 1s n .cone on V1drig. of over 5 .~ wntchfng the two un· nlUon program In Wichita, Nov. of t e game to down Mac 22' 0 • • "First game for tbc BulldogsD beaten learns play. 4, and 6, which 11 given for elec· The game left the Bulldogs with hall and scored three touchdowns will be on Dec. l nnd 3 in the C II T H Id Each team scored touchdowns Irle. and recreation project mcm· a season record of one win, one an~ a field aoat. Milt Tcnoplr , Moundrijgc Tour n nm en l at 0 ege 0 0 on spectacular ploys. Ollawa's bers who have· done outsWnillng tio. and eight !ewes. Sterllng's a 195 pound Junior qunrtorbaclc Moundrid&c lllgh S<:hool gym. Off' • • Herb Sullon;.. who lends "Smail work In· these two .urcus. \\i n over the Dulldoas mnrkcd fumlshed; most or lhc ,punch lhal ,Ohler le<1ms pnrtich>nllng in tlic IC1at111g colleges In yardage. gained 46 · the first win or the season for won the game for lhci l\'nrrlors. tournament nrc Tnbor. Bclhcl, er .• . )'Drds In the second quDr!cr lo Frantz Allends ~eet , the 11',nrrlors nnd their SC'1$0n Blocked 1'11111 • a nd llclhony. • JOIC score n touchdown and Tl yards ~ Merlin ~"r . OU- rc«>rd closcd with seven losses The Jir'51 Storllna IDUchdown ID this loul'!Ulment. teams are . • b··•·• In lhe thud • for another. · .;..,,_,_ ~: was_~~ 0 and one win. cnnie Dfler Sterlin~ blocked ·• .,.,.,. •"ilh the winners of lhej Taking f)llrt In a gar1s ~"· cago rnw....,y. <null)'. """ ~i. I ~"~ , · ball d inic which will be held all Caa&bl Pau . urday. Nov. 10-12 for a meeting or Finl Hall McPhenon punt for a 12 yard fir$! d:iy ' gomes mt<lling each Iday tomorrow on Macollcge"s Jim Paramore, Bakers lead- lhe Board or Directors of Bcth- ID lhc fir'51 half the two teams loss for the BulJdoas. On the other on the second d:l)•. campus will be tcochcrs. high In~ ground gainer, who bullied any"Biblical Seminary. playcd an evenly m4lched game ¥CGnd play Tenopir plunged over T"""""""nl Trophy • school students and college slu· w1lh Sullon, caughl D pass rrom • . with liolh holding each other to Crom the one yard line to score. Ench ycnr n lro1>hy Is pre· dents rrom 1 ~ Central Kllnsns Norman Cobb In lhc third period a scoreless tic °" the ..cond A little later in the third quar, scnlc>d to U1e wlnnlng·teom. and ii area. nnd scorcd on o 54 yard ploy. cons. or Wkhltn ,5().20 In a high quarter came 10 0 close. ler Sterling drove to the McPber· n lc.1m wins the lournoll)"{'l three Th .... bllll b . In ljlc fourth period. 11 05 1 11 1 11 OtlDwa scoring· game. · Sterling coughl fire In the last son 2~ yard line nnd on the' next yea.rs in a r.ow. IL rccei••cd the • '"' c n c wt • rumbled on o pnss from center Rodney Brown scored four Kon· ' 01 ploy tcnoplr kicked n field goal trophy pcrmnnenlly. held the Collene Cym. ond ~I and the ball rolled over the goo! so5 Wesleyan touchdown•. Alon to pul Sterling Into o 9.o lend. ll<'lhany tiec:nmc 1>0sscs.wr or one or the olhedr "t;~';!"~m\!n llnc and Duker tnllicd two points Houschollcr three touchdowns. Stine-Browning Early in lhe rourth period the the J:ist trophy after having mnin· McPherson. an "'. or ~ on a safely. arid John Alinenr on() touchdown. Warriors 01 started o:1notM.r lone toined o thrcc·i.Cor tournomcnl purpose l~stlng ~nlcr~tcd !"i": South1>·cstern scored uircc sterling Collcgo or Sterling won Continue On Top driv• thnl 1>"ent se yards lo lhe winning slrcuk. pie '" officio! rnlmgs or gir s r · lh second period of its first game or the SC4SOll as McPherson one yard line !rom The Moundrid"c Tournament basketball. ~~ ho'::.eco:'nirrg gome with Col· they ran o\'cr McPherson 22.0 in Jn Volleyba}J where Tcnopir ptunecd over. officials also select bands annu· . '1'!1 ~ cx:umnnllons ro~ lhc rot· lege or Emporia and went on to the final game o~ the season !or . , ~~ p ... oily to furnish pre-game and holf· mgs includes both. ~ "T>llcn ex:= defeat the Prcsbyl<s 28-14 in an· both schools. Stme-Bro.wning s vollcybal! team Sterling's fourth score for lhe lime music. This yCDr. the of· anj acuinlly off1c1allng o girls olhcr KCAC game !Mt \\'CCkcnd. Tenoplr Scores zz sllll remains undefeated • m in· evcniJig • come when McPherson 0 ficials hove chosen the Mncollcge basketball game. Covers 79 Yards Mill Tenoplr proved lo ·be the lrnmural eompellllon. The stand· passed nnd T<noplr inlcrceptid Pep Band to piny. The pco~lc then · tl1nl poss the Rod Herbert houlcd in 0 pD!<S big gun for Sterling os he scored ings as '!' Nov. l5 nrc: and ron 33 yards. Tcnopir scored Fourth Pince Last Year cxnminntlon.• mny offlcinlc girls' rrom Rick Urban on 0 piny thal all 22 points for the Wnrriors. W L all 22 of Sterling's polnla on lh...., J.ast yenr's c~nrcrencc _roce so.w baskclbnll gnmcs nl lhe level they covered 79. yards ror Southwcs· Last weekend's gomcs closed Sl!ne-Brownlng · · · · · · · · · · 9 0 touchdowns, one extra point, nnd the Bulldogs hnl<hlng m fourth ha•·c been ruled. lcrn·s first touchdown. Duane out the foolbnll scnson !or all Rmdt-Brown · ..... ..... 7 I a field gool. pince bchinj Bcthony, OUnwa ond The clinic wlll begin al g· to- llcndcrson went 15 yards !or KCAC tcnms wllh Uic exception Mu_rr~y·Drow? ...... ·••·• 4 4 McPherson put together sever- Collcge or EmPOria with a record morrow morning with registration. the s cc o n d touchdown and or the Ottawo Droves who hive Reinke·Hutchison 5 3 nl dri\'e.< but they oil stalled ond or 11 wins und 7 losses. Other evenl< planned for the dny Duddy Akin scored twice on run.o; n chance or getting ln•·itcd lo n Wallace-FUimore ·• ,... .. 6 3 the Bulldogs ne\'cr got inside the A\Y'ond lhc twenly·nlnc trying are a demonstrnllon gomc. a ques· f 40 yards nnd G ynrds. post season howl game. Collc!lc ?,>urts ·· ~ • •• 3 20 yard line. - out for the Bulldogs lcnm arc lhc tion·answcr session. program in Rathman tnllled boll> scores F!n.11 Sbndb1!(S · I ~"r:>z>,•r + ~ll mo rc 2 BulldOcs Lend Ru..,lng lollowing 'ffilm Inst )'tor: Da\'id Brown Auditorium. n campus lour for Emporin on run or fi•·c nnd Tile final conference •lonj ings <'.oodlng-Groll • · 2 E~cn though lhe Bulldoll.S came Priddy. Garth Werner. Stuart Fra· and the exominnlions. two yards. arc: Varncr-Cunnl"~hom 4 out on the short end t'h.,y rollcd ~icr . Dcryl Elmore. Tom Richards Girls" bnskctbnll lcnms and can- Bethel scorcd two touchdowr.s1 W L T ' ~~'M::"" ~ up 206 yards rushing while hold· 0 Ralph Rindt. nnd Cory Metsker. didalcs for ratings will come rrom in the fourth quarter but couldn't Ou awe • . 9 ~ a ;/" r;u " ing Sterling lo 71 yards. McPher· 11 ScASOn'• Schedule iHutchinson High School. Lyons catch the Bethany Swedes of Da~er ... .... .. O oj Jnlz· ~ ·.• ·· & son nuemptcd 17 passes and com· 11 1 1 6 Dec. l Moundridge Tournament High, McPherson High.
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