Dawson Brings Chiefs to Life in 24 10 Win Over Colts
Len Dawson at 37 rallyed the Kansas City Chiefs with 15 of 21 passes for 157 yards and two touchdowns, guiding a second half surge as Kansas City defeated Baltimore 24 10. Hayes rushed for 104 yards. Podolak sealed the win with an 83 yard drive ending in a five yard TD.
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Tulsa Delivers 42 Point Onslaught to Top Kansas State
Tulsa defeats Kansas State 89 79 as Willie Biles scores 42 points and dominates by halftime. Kansas State rallies to within six late but cannot catch the Hurricanes. Danny Beard leads Wildcats with 14 points while Oklahoma’s Alvan Adams contributes 18 for the Sooners.
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College Football Bowl Scores Snapshot
North Carolina beat Florida 28 to 24 in a bowls tilt. Grantland Rice reports Louisiana Tech defeated Tennessee Tech 35 to 0. Massachusetts over Cal-Davis 35 to 14. Tennessee State routed Drake 29 to 7.
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7th Grade Cagers In Initial Test
A Royster Junior High seventh grade basketball squad of 23 boys opens their season Tuesday against Iola. The Rockees, coached by Lyle Dean, set a five game regular season and a post season tournament schedule. The main emphasis is on starting the players.
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Bowling Scores Reveals Knights and Ladies Team Mix
The Sunday bowling results list multiple player scores and teams including Knights and Ladies versus Rough Riders with high game 34 by Oh Oh's and top individuals Edna Winder 496 for women and Gary Nichols 559 for men. The squad will split into A and B teams for upcoming date play with a long roster of players and a schedule through February.
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Rodgers tops Big Eight in punt return and scoring
Nebraska star Johnny Rodgers captured two Big Eight titles as he led in punt returns with 618 yards on 39 attempts and topped the league in scoring with 102 points. Kansas quarterback Dave Jaynes paced passing, while Oklahoma and Nebraska shared team honors and Oklahoma State led in kickoff returns.
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Pirates Top NL Sluggers With Record Team Hits and Bases
Official batting records show the Pittsburgh Pirates led the NL in hits total bases doubles and triples while posting a .274 team batting average and 1505 hits. Al Oliver Richie Hebner Manny Sanguillen Willie Stargell key contributors. Billy Williams led Cubs with .333 and 348 total bases. Johnny Bench topped the league with 40 homers and 125 RBIs.
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Weather Pushes Back Chanute High Mat Meet`
Bad weather forced postponement of the double dual wrestling meet at Chanute High School. The meet had not been rescheduled as of today said CHS athletic director Larry Nelson.
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Local High School Basketball Box Scores Summary
Pittsburg beat Chanute 49 to 47. Humboldt over Yates Center 49 to 47. Marmaton Valley 61 Crest 39. Erie 54 Riverton 62. McCune 76 Thayer 40. Scoring by quarter details listed for each game with players and totals.
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