Pro Picks KC Gets Nod Over Slumping Raiders
New York AP summary lists weekend NFL parlay picks with Miami and Minnesota clinching, Kansas City poised to beat Oakland. Predictions cover games Saturday and Sunday with team notes on Shula, Eller, Page, Lamonica, Dawson, Taylor and Namath.
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Saints' GM Out Of A Job
New Orleans owner John Mecom dismissed Vic Schwenk as general manager saying the Saints need a business executive rather than a football background. Mecom cited a change in the professional sport image and noted discussions with NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle. Richard Gordon was mentioned as a possible successor but not yet decided.
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City Division A Basketball Scores and Forfeit
Boise Cascade-44 led by Erisman 5-2-1 Foltz 2-1-8 Brown 4-10 Burk doll 1-0-1 Burd 2-0-1 totals 17-10-8 Rex's Barber-66 led by Hermreck 6-1-3 Wieneke 2-3-0 Burgoon 7-0-3 Jackson 7-0-0 Keim 4-1-3 Waller 4-1-2 totals 30-6-11 Sportsman-60 Horn 9-5-2 Olson 0-0-2 Burgoon 5-1-0 Thornbrugh 4-2-1 Jameson 0-2-0 Thompson 5-1-2 West 0-2-2 Driver 0-1-2 totals 23-14-11 Sikes-53 Michel 11-1-4 Jones 0-0-1 Dunn 6-1-1 Walburn 3-3-4 Bones 4-9-2 totals 24-5-12 Waymire's-0 Ned Hiatt-2 forfeit.
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Light Cage Action Locally
Ottawa's basketball teams have one game this weekend with Ottawa University facing Southwest Baptist College in Bolivar Missouri Saturday. Ottawa High plays Shawnee Mission Northwest next Tuesday in Mission and the Cyclones host Seaman Topeka for the first home game before Christmas.
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Santa Fe Trail Sweeps Ottawa In Junior High Doubleheader
Santa Fe Trail defeated Ottawa Junior High 39-24 in eighth grade and 51-36 in freshmen as Ottawa struggled from early starts. Day and Hudson led Santa Fe with 10 points in the first game, Schoonover and Hill led scoring for Ottawa and Santa Fe respectively in the second, with Ottawa’s teams falling to 1-3 and 0-4. Ottawa returns home next Tuesday for a twinbill with Lawrence South.
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Cornell Basketball Players Initiate Black Boycott at Syracuse
At Cornell University six black players began a boycott over alleged starting role inequities and a quota on black players. The group sat out practice and attended the Syracuse game in the stands as tensions echo football racial debates from earlier this fall.
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Bowling Week Highlights And Standings
Top bowlers for the week ending Dec 4 include Mary Lu Burgoon with a 204 game and Dorothy Toumberlin with a 521 series. Alexander Doyen Insurance leads with an 820 game and 2,311 series as teams chase first place across multiple leagues.
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