All-America football team named with Notre Dame and Michigan State leads
Notre Dame and Michigan State place three players each on the AP All-America team led by Heisman winner Steve Spurrier of Florida. Other first team selections include Nick Eddy and Tom Regner of Notre Dame and Clint Jones, Bubba Smith, and George Webster of Michigan State, with Nebraska also boasting two first-team picks.
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Hawks and Kansas State Duel Baylor Florida State in Sunflower Doubleheader
Kansas and Kansas State prepare for a tough Sunflower Doubleheader swing with Baylor and Florida State. Kansas hosts Florida State while K State faces Baylor, as both teams pursue a third sweep in the series. Kansas features veterans Franz Bohnenstiehl White and rookie Vernon Vancy. K State relies on shooting improvement and new players. The weekend marks the latest in the series history with strong fan turnout.
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Bowling Bits Tribute Recaps Week at Ottawa Bowl
Susan Wolgast tops week with a 211 game and 590 series. Grogan's Standard Service leads with a 907 game and 2507 series while Lee's Cafe claims 810 game and 2278 series. Eloise Milton and Beautyland post high series and team highs amid standings shifts at Royal TLanes and Elk's Beauty Salon.
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KU Players In Favor Of Fambrough
Five Kansas seniors circulate a petition urging Don Fambrough to be named head coach after Jack Mitchell resigns. Fambrough, 43, longtime assistant, says he would like the job, having spent much of his life in Kansas.
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Wednesday Night Bowling Scores Show Strong Player Totals
Southwest Southwestern Bell 3 league results list top performances with high 10-L, 183 by Gorton. 30-M 462 by Barber. notable scores include Wolgast 1855 531 and Carlson 1806. multiple teams such as Bonnie's Shoe Box and Ottawa Bus Service post high marks. extensive player totals reflect a competitive night.
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ORC to Open City Basketball This Saturday
Ottawa Recreation Dome announces opening of 1967 Church League play on Jan 1. An organizational meeting is set for 7 30 p m Monday at the Youth Center for prospective teams. Separate instructional sessions begin Saturday for fifth and sixth graders at South Junior High with times 8 30 to 10 a m and 10 to 11 30 a m Free play for seventh through twelfth grades is scheduled weekend afternoons at South OJHS and North gyms. The Methodist gym offers daily sessions and age specific times. A letter invites teams to respond and asks about women volleyball and men volleyball and girls basketball.
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SMU Negro Unruffled By Racial Troubles
SMU halfback Jerry Levins, the Southwest Conference’s first Black athletic scholar, says he plans to stay at SMU despite racial slurs and threats that led to police on standby at a Fort Worth game. He eyes the Cotton Bowl vs Georgia and has been a key performer this season.
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Stram’s moves set KC on AFL title path
Kansas City coach Hank Stram is credited with steering the AFL western crown tilt through smart personnel choices and leadership. Len Dawson and Bert Coan helped, with Mike Mercer’s kicking proving decisive as side stories highlight Stram’s morale and adaptive coaching. Mays praises Stram’s discipline, ethics, and private feedback style.
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Super Duo Leads PGA Team Play
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP The dynamic duo of Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer take a one stroke lead into the second round of the high prize PGA team championship at PGA National. They shot 63 to lead a field of 120 teams with ten birdies after bogeying the fourth hole in rain on the monster 6896 yard East course. One stroke back at 64 are the partnerships of Jay Hebert with Lionel Hebert Bert Weaver and Wes Ellis Chris Blocker and Howie Johnson Tom Shaw and Joe Carr.
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Baker Bethel Win Close ECAC Tilts
Baker University edged McPherson 72 71 as Dave Struby drilled a late field goal. Bethel defeated Kansas Wesleyan 69 65 while St Benedicts routed Peru State 93 64. Washington of St Louis topped Eastern Illinois 83 73. Harris Teachers beat Cape Girardeau State 84 82. Baker's George Vaughn led with 24 points. Bethel's Bruce Ediger scored 22.
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Boxing Results in Genoa Guerenieri Defeats Green
Walter Guerenieri of Italy outpointed Jesse Green of Minneapolis in Genoa, Italy, a boxing result noted with regional origin.
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