Ottawa High upsets Chanute in overtime thriller
Ottawa High, guided by Don Stevens, stunned Chanute 59-57 in overtime. Stevens hit the winning shot with two seconds left after Allen Buck led a rebound and scoring effort, as OHS improved to 2-0 in two days. Chanute led late but foul trouble and missed free throws allowed Ottawa to force OT and prevail.
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Chanute
H. K. Steevens
Ottawa High
Stevens
Don
Cyclones
Ottawa
Blue Comet
OHS
Tall Comets
Oefense
Yaguedlanden
Allan Buck
John Wilson
Ron Matthews
Doug Underwood
Comets
Rune
Buck
Dave Martin
OHL
Chaenute
Eme Poria
Otetawa
Emeroria
Monty Briley
Dennis Wieneke
Bob Orr
Wilson
Chaseute
Dave Bensom
Redehot
Lawrence
Lions
Hayden
Topeka
Shawnee Mission
Wieneke
Underwood
Matthews
Domnanish
Briley
Hawley
Kirkwood
Martin
Orr
Gaudern
Berthot
Benson
van Fossan
Horn
Stark
Queen
Lofgreen
Drake
Gibson
Aabed
Walcoe
Ottawa High wrestlers place at Olathe Invitational
Ottawa High wrestlers finished with two seconds a third and a fourth at the Olathe Invitational. Richard Hull and Steve Hinton were runnerups in 165 and 154 pounds while Steve West placed third at 180 and Bob Abbott fourth at 127. The team hosts Rosedale in a dual at Ottawa gym with preliminary bouts at 6 30.
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Ottawa High
Richard Hull
Steve Hinton
OHS
Steve West
Bob Abbott
Rosedale
Ottawa
Daugherty Named Top Nominee For Coach Of The Year
Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State is among eight coaches under consideration for the Coach of the Year Award by the American Football Coaches Association. He edged Ara Parseghian and Jack Mollenkopf in NCAA District 5 balloting, with the Dak Dak Award set for January 12 at the coaches conference in Houston.
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Rochester
N.Y
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
American Football Coaches Association
Daugherty
Ara Pareseghian
Notre Dame
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
Keedak
Houston
Tom Caehill
Army
Harevard
John Yovicsin
Pro Basketball Sunday St. Louis Beats Los Angeles 123 118
St. Louis pulled away in the final stretch and defeated Los Angeles 123 to 118. Star players delivered key scoring runs as the teams traded leads through the third quarter.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Mitchell Leaves For 66,000 Settlement At KU
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell reaches a 66 000 settlement after two years of internal strife in the athletic department. He will receive 10 000 now and 14 000 annually for four years. salary was 20 300. Mitchell, whose 44 42 year record at Kansas included lean seasons, will relocate to Wellington with his family as Wade Stinson moves to fill the void.
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Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Wade Stinson
Associated Press
Athletic Board
Mitchell
W. Clarke Wescoe
A. C
Lonborg
Bert Coan
NCAA
Chicago Insurance
Stinson
Dick Harp
Bill Easton
Wescoe Frieday
Coneention
Houston
Wellington Daily News
Alcindor stars as UCLA crushes USC in debut
UCLA freshman Lew Alcindor exploded for 56 points in a 105-90 win over Southern California, while Duke opened with a loss to Virginia Tech. Bubas vows improvement, and UCLA prepares for two more games against Duke. Kentucky and Texas Western led other top teams in strong openers as college basketball season began.
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Associated Press
Vic Bubas
Lew Alecindor
UCLA
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Alcindor
Bruins
Southern California
Duke Blue Devils
Virginia Tech
Michigan
John Wooden
tAlcindor
Wooden
Kentucky
Virginia
Lex
Duke
Houston
Ilinois
Texas Western
East Texas
Cowboys Beat Cardinals 31 17 to Claim Eastern Lead
In a fog shrouded Cotton Bowl the Dallas Cowboys defeated St Louis 31 17 to seize sole first in the NFL East as Terry Nossinger passed for 201 yards and Don Meredith carried the day with better execution. Three recovered fumbles and two interceptions key the Dallas win while Green Bay clinched a tie for the Western title with a 20 7 victory over San Francisco and Baltimore edged Chicago 21 16. Bart Starr connected on an 83 yard TD to Carroll Dale and Johnny Unitas led Baltimore late to beat Chicago as Cleveland, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Los Angeles also posted wins.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Terry Nossinger
St. Louis
Dallas
Cowboys
Cardinals
Cards
Nossinger
Charley Johnson
Don Meredith
Cardinal
Meresdith
Johnny Roland
J.D. Smith
Dan Reeves
St. Louisce
Johnson
Meredith
Bob Hayes
Mel Renfro
Nofsinger
Don Perkins
Green Bay
San Francisco
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Bart Starr
49Ers
Carroll Dale
Starr
Packers
Dave Parke
John Brodie
San Franccisco
Elijah Pitts
Johnny Unitas
Ray Berry
Unitas
Colts
Roger Leclerc
Bears
Cleveland
New York
Ernie Green
Bill Glass
Leroy Kelly
Browns
Jack Concannon
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Concannon
Bob Riggle
Minnesota
Atlanta
Falcons
Bruce Gossett
Los Angeles
Rams
Starr Has Packers On Verge Of Crown
Starr directs the Green Bay Packers to a 20 7 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in brutal conditions. He completed 13 of 24 passes for 236 yards and scored a rushing touchdown. His 83 yard strike to Carroll Dale set up another score as Green Bay clinched a tie for first in the Western Conference.
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Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
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Alabama
Packers
NFL
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