Sertoma Honored Lawrence High With State Trophy
Lawrence High football received its ninth state championship trophy at the Lawrence Sertoma Club sponsored grid banquet. Chip Maxwell and Dave Oberzan accepted for the team, Maxwell later presenting the trophy to Principal Bill Medley. About 300 attended at the Eldridge Hotel as coaches and area sportswriters offered congratulations.
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John Weatherwax
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Packers' Zeke Bratkowski Proves Clutch Substitute
New York AP reports Zeke Bratkowski, 35, stepped in for an injured Bart Starr and led the Green Bay Packers to a 13-6 win over the Chicago Bears. He completed 14 of 25 for 187 yards with two touchdowns, after earlier limited playing time in two prior appearances.
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Lions Face Three Guard Gaps Before Topeka Encounter
Lawrence High basketball coach Max Rife cites three guard weaknesses as obstacles ahead of the opening game with defending regional champion Topeka Hayden on December 2. He moves Leonard Jackson to guard and tests top guard prospects Terry Benson John Thoren Dale Stanwix and Jackson in an upcoming intra squad scrimmage.
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Thanksgiving Day Showdowns In Nebraska And Texas
Nebraska the No. 4 team seeks improvement with a win over Oklahoma while Texas eyes a Bluebonnet Bowl bid if it defeats Texas A M. Nebraska 9 0 faces Alabama in the Sugar Bowl and Texas aims to clinch a possible Houston berth.
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Cake Makes My Coaches Sick at Missouri
A chocolate cake sent to Missouri football dressing room caused stomach cramps among multiple coaches. The note praised the Oklahoma victory, but Dan Devine and Harry Smith avoided the cake due to health issues. Croton oil in the cake prompted medical concerns.
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KU’s Handling Of NCAA Meet Pleasing to All
KU officials note the 1967 cross country NCAA meet was well run but will not host again soon under site rotation. Wyoming University will host 1967, with 1968 possibly there as well before an East Coast or Southeast site is chosen. Gerry Lindgren won the individual title at 29 01.4 and Villanova claimed the team crown.
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Villanova
Three Tonganoxie Players Named to All League Team
Tonganoxie High football earns three all Big Seven positions with end Steve Putthoff and tackles Jim Lee and Earl Vaughan on defense. Lee on offense, Putthoff and Vaughan on defense. Coaches selected the team. Wamego dominates with eight spots.
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Jim Lee
Earl Vaughan
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John Conway
Lloyd Slawson
Steve Hughes
Mike Wilson
Bruce Lowdermilk
Holton
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Hiawatha
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Ken Blair
Effingham
Jerry Hatfield
Charles Schirmer
Paul Springs
Sabetha
John Lynn
Ken
Spurrier wins Heisman amid Florida triumphs ahead of Bowl
OSVILLE Florida quarterback Steve Spurrier captured the Heisman Trophy with 483 of 869 first place votes and 1 679 points. Purdue's Bob Griese finished second with 184 firsts and 616 points, followed by Nick Eddy Notre Dame Gary Beban UCLA Floyd Little Syracuse and Clint Jones Michigan State. Spurrier thanked teammates and looked to the Orange Bowl against Georgia Tech and the pro draft beyond.
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Clint Jones
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Big Eight passing and offense records push Iowa State lead
Iowa State shows 1,527 passing yards nine games prompting a 169.7 per game mark as Missouri's 176.2 pace from 151 shows in the record book. Nebraska leads in multiple offensive and defensive categories with 320.4 total offense and 8.2 scoring defense while Oklahoma and Colorado chase peak marks.
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Nance Dawson Sauer Lead AFL Stat Leaders This Week
Jim Nance of Syracuse Len Dawson of Kansas City and George Sauer Jr. of New York top the AFL in rushing passing and receiving this week Nance has 992 yards and 7 touchdowns Dawson 2025 yards and 24 TDs Hadl second with 1845 yards and 14 TDs Sauer leads with 49 receptions 747 yards and 2 TDs Taylor second with 1058 yards 22.0 avg
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Cage Deadline Friday for City Industrial and Church Leagues
The Park and Recreation Department sets Friday as the entry cut off for basketball leagues. Available divisions include City Industrial Adult Church High School Church and Junior High Church. Contact the department for details.
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Kansas Union to host 1966 football banquet speaker
The Kansas University Union hosts the annual football banquet Monday at 6 30 p m with UCLA coach Tommy Prothro as guest speaker for the 1966 varsity and freshman players. Carl O Hird urges reservations by noon, noting wives are welcome to attend and fans will meet the players. Prothro led UCLA to the Rose Bowl and is regarded as a top college coach.
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Cowboys Clash With Browns In Key NFL Game Thursday
The Cowboys host the Cleveland Browns in a pivotal Eastern Conference clash as Dallas seeks to expand a lead behind star tackle Bob Lilly and a strong defense. Leroy Kelly and Ernie Green lead Cleveland’s potent ground attack as Frank Ryan faces a tough Cowboys defense.
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Army Irish and Crimson Tide Picked to Win by Claassen
AP Sports writer Harold Claassen predicts Army will beat Navy while Alabama defeats Southern Mississippi and Auburn. Notre Dame will rebound to top Southern California as part of his season forecast setting. He also spots Georgia over Georgia Tech and Texas over Texas A&M with Nebraska expected to upset Oklahoma.
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Pro Cage Report Tuesday Results
Baltimore defeats San Francisco 125 to 117 while Cincinnati beats New York 121 to 118. Tonight San Francisco meets Baltimore in Washington DC and other matchups include St. Louis at Boston and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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