Tough Two-Game Task For OU This Weekend
Ottawa University's Braves face consecutive home games against Friends University and UMKC at Wilson Field House. OU aims to rebound from a 1-5 start as it tests a 4-2 Friends and 7-2 UMKC in a rugged non conference stretch before the Christmas break.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
Braves
Kansas
Friends University
University of Missouri At
Kansas City
Ottawa
Friends
UMKC
Metropolitan State College of Denver
Bill Frear
Frear
Heart of America
Baker
Missouri Valley
Marshall
Missouri
Tarkio
Iowa
Graceland
Falcon
John Ackley
Ken Hendrix
Ken Richardson
Quick Little
Rod Lee
ECAC
Chris Boyle
Lee
Falcons
LeMarr Miller
Rixey Wertenberger
Bob Bryant
Bryant
Southwest Baptist College
Bob Ludwig
John Palmer
Ludwig
Kangaroos
Kevin Wall
Skip Young
Burly
Ken Griffin
Pro Football Wives Learn To Cope With Rising Injuries
Two veteran wives share how Dallas Cowboys center Dave Manders and New York Jets end Gerry Philbin manage fear and care for families as injuries mount. They describe hospital visits, braces, ice packs, babysitting aid, and plans for life after football.
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Karol Stonger
Associated Press
Betty Manders
Trudy Philbin
Dallas Cowboys
Dave Manders
Philbin
Jets
University of Buffalo
Manders
The
Cowboys
Michigan State
Mrs. Philbin
Trudy
Wichita
Kan
Huntington
N.Y
John
Douglas
Dave
North
Dallas
Mark
Mike
Cassie
Vida Blue to receive substantial raise with Oakland A's
Oakland owner Charles O Finley says Vida Blue will get a substantial raise above his $14,750 rookie deal. Finley awaits Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's contract guidelines while Blue travels to Vietnam with Bob Hope and others. Marvin Miller notes possible delays before federal pay board rules on sports raises. unit definitions remain unsettled.
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Oakland
Vida Blue
Oakland Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Bowie Kuhn
Vida
Marvin Miller
Major League Players’ Association
Miller
Emery Tops Area Scorers With 25.3 PPG Clip
Bob Emery leads area scoring at 25.3 points per game after Tuesday's results. Other top scorers are Chambers 19.0 Baldwin Dehn 18.9 Oshel 18.6 Hughes 16.8. Friday games feature Lyndon at Silver Lake and other district matchups across the region.
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Lyndon
Bob Emery
Chambers
Baldwin
Dehn
Williamsburg
Oshel
Wellsville
Hughes
Waverly
Silver Lake
Santa Fe Trail
Quenemo
Lebo
Melvern
Pomona
Louisburg
Bowling Scores Roundup Shows Local Highs and Widening Totals
A dense list of bowling scores and highs highlights the scene across multiple teams and venues. Names like Norman Bertram Hall and Moses appear with scores ranging from the 1460s to the 594 series, reflecting strong performances on the 10-30 frame schedule across clubs such as ROYAL T FRANKLIN SAVINGS and POMONA CAFE.
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Royal.t Franklin Savings
Norman
Beets Motor
Bertram
Sertoma
Hall
Carpenter
Pomona Cafe
Haas
Kansas State Bank
Chambers
Hershberger
Twilight Town & Country Supply
BOB Knight Mobil
Schaub
McAuliffe
Richmond Co.op
Wilson
Ottawa Tire
Simmons
Bitts
Lamb-Roberts
Brock
Crites Body Shop
Wise
Whiteford
Guy’s
Garber
Ladies
Naqmi's Club
Stankard
Hahn
H.D. Lee
Martindale
Citizens State Bank
Hughes
First National
Fritts
Alexander Doyen
Fox Tops Manager of the Year in Sporting News poll
Charlie Fox of the San Francisco Giants was named manager of the year by Sporting News in a poll of 24 MLB managers. Bob Lemon of the Royals finished second and Earl Weaver of the Orioles was third. Fox said he felt honored as peers voted for him. Under Fox, the Giants led the NL division just six days into last season and held it.
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Philbins
Gerry
Jets
Houston
Trudy
Betsy Baker
Ralph Baker
New England Patriots
Manders
Philbin
San Francisco
Trudy Philbin
Betty
Dave
ST. Louis
Charlie Fox
San Francisco Giants
Sporting News
Fox
Bob Lemon
Kansas City Royals
Earl Weaver
Baltimore
Origles
Phoenix
Ariz
Giants
State Preps Begin Cage Experiment
The first large scale experiment with higher basketball goals starts Saturday in Kansas with twelve high school games at 11 and 14 feet baskets. Several more games are scheduled for December and January, with reports to be filed on ceilings, fouls, rebounds, and adjustments.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Dodge City
Brice Durbin
Kansas State High School Activities Association
National Basketball Rules Committee
Durbin
National Basketball Committee
Munior
YMCA
Daugherty backs college playoff and five year eligibility
Duffy Daugherty urged NCAA rules allowing five year eligibility and a playoff to crown the national champion. Speaking in Omaha at a fundraiser for Nebraska officials and players, he noted Big Ten limits on four years, urged instant replay and a pressbox official, and supported delaying penalties for review.
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Omaha
Neb
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Cornhusker
Nebraska Arthritis Foundation
Jerry Tagge
Jim Anderson
I’m
Daugherty
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Becam
Atlanta- New York
Eastern Airlines
Kinsford
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Wisconsin
MSU
Blue
Vietnam
Bob Hope
Emery
Northwestern Mutual
Robert L. Shields
C.L.A. Dist
Bob Dunn
Lemon
Haven
Andale
Lebanon
Jewell
Hutchinson
Salina
Arkansas City-Goddard
McCracken-Newton
Wichita South-Wellington
Wichita North
Burrton Clearwater
Wichita South
Burlingame
Highland Park
Coffeyville
Emporia
Sts. Peter & Paul
Nemaha Valley
Phillipsburg
Stockton
Herington
Centre
Paine
Assmer
Dwight Haworth
West Wilson
Dick Peters
Pete Cearfoss
Byron Faden City
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