Pittsburg Wins 7 0 Over Fort Scott To Stay Unbeaten
Pittsburg remained unbeaten at 5 0 with a 7 0 victory over Fort Scott in SEK action. Kent Noble scored the lone TD for Pittsburg on a 1 yard run as Fort Scott’s defense limited the Dragons to 189 yards. Parsons beat Altamont 26 0 and Coffeyville held off Chanute 20 14 in Friday games.
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Titans and Mustangs trade TDs in high scoring clash
In a rough scoring bout, Iola tallied two TDs on late passes from Richard Thompson to Steve Moyer, while John Viets added two rushing TDs for the winners. Columbus exploded to 35 of 41 in the first half, with Richard Jones throwing a 49-yard TD pass and Fred Sears returning a punt for 53 yards. Upcoming games feature Pittsburg at Parsons, Coffeyville at Altamont, Columbus vs Independence, Fort Scott at Iola, and Chanute hosting Ottawa as SEK standings unfold.
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Hanratty Leads Notre Dame Past Illinois for Gipp Record
Notre Dame quarterback Terry Hanratty threw for 212 yards and 55 rushing yards as the Irish beat Illinois 58 8. He broke George Gipp s career yardage record with 4179 yards, surpassing Gipp s 4110. Northwestern fell to Ohio State 45 21 while top Ten teams also lost or narrowly won across college football Saturday.
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Morris Stars In Thayer Rally Against Altoona
Thayer Flyers fall 46 37 to Altoona Redskins as Morris rushes 17 carries for 182 yards and four touchdowns. The 135 pound senior scores in Q1 Q3 and Q4 to keep Thayer close before Oswego B team visit to close season. Morris earns Tribune Area Player of the Week for standout performance.
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Mrs Zachary Taylor Refuses White House Role
Mrs Zachary Taylor stood by her husband through frontier life and campaigns but rejected the position of mistress of the White House after his presidential election.
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Women shine as Sharlena Pitts leads with 568 set
Sharlena Pitts set a 568 series with a 228 game at Sportsmen's Bowl in the Woodpilers League. Jewel Green matched Pitts with a 568 via a 216 game at Bowl Mor. 14 women topped 500 and 10 exceeded 200 as bowling flourished across local leagues.
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Safari Golf Association season ends with low-net tourney
The Safari Golf Association completed its season Sunday with a low-net handicap tournament at Safari Public Golf Course. Men results: 1 Harry Morgan 72 two under par, 2 John W. Lightner 74, 3 John Crown Over 75. Women results: 1 Mrs Tom Thurman Eric 74, 2 Mrs Jeff Coots 80, 3 Mrs Ophelia Zimmerman 83. Trophies were presented after the tourney.
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