Hornung and Karras Linked to Gambling Probe in NFL
The Associated Press reports that Paul Hornung and Alex Karras are tied to a widening betting scandal in the NFL. Details include Hornung as a friend of a heavy bettor who employs Phil Handler and is linked to Rick Casares, plus a bar partner of Karras questioned by FBI agents. Senate subcommittee plans a probe while the NFL pursues its own inquiry.
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Detroit Lions
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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136 Boys In 10-Game Church League Session
Ottawa church league opened with a 10 game schedule as 136 boys played. Junior results include First Methodist White 17 Wesleyan 14 and First Methodist Green 25 Calvary Baptist 4 with J R Daugharthy scoring 16 for Green. Senior division saw First Baptist 41 Faith Lutheran 9 and North Baptist 12 Trinity Methodist 4. Eddie Payne led Boys Club in a 42-2 junior win and several players logged top scoring totals.
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North Baptist
Eddie Payne
Billy Keelin
J. R. Daugharthy
First Methodist Green
Calvary Baptist
Craig Davis
First Methodist
Wesleyan Methodist
Bob Gage
Dennis Cook
David Adamson
Mike Brown
Jim Cook
David Bechtle
Greg Reynolds
Gary de
Harry Reeves
Lyle Adcock
Joe Brown
Westminster Presbyterian
First Christian
Westminster
Jim Honn
Frank Honn
Richard Hull
Tom Johnson
Stan Sheldon
Wally Hart
Todd Queen
Bob Rice
David Gish
Bobby Abbott
Reg Anderson
Mark Holden
Ronnie Doyen
Don Stevens
Scott
Ken Jennings
Allen Loyd
Stan Shisler
Kenneth Presley
Steven Logan
Grace Episcopal
Trinity Methodist
Tom Wellington
Jon Indall
Steve Kloster
Tom Stephenson
Pat Wellington
Ted Hoppe
Dana Bennett
Larry Lewis
Richard Milton
D. Durbin
Steven Paine
Wayne Chapman
Ronnie Hughes
Carl Johnson
Skip Bishop
Bue Tne Mitchell
Ralph Wilson
Kenneth Ledom
Ralph Ybarra
Trinty Ybarra
Linyd Vote
Billy Keely
Waddie Clark
Kenneth Montgomery
Terry Shoemaker
Dale Kersley
First Baptist
Faith Lutheran
Heth
Giliroy
Ty Gumm
Bowling
Davis
Alexander
Presley
Ray Pope
Roger Buck
Roger Downey
Doug Downey
Jim Fox
VrhuJiv Methodist
Milburn
Hotaling
Hughes
Pratt
Stephens
Coffman
Heathman
DePriest
Tostats
Nordyke
Haworth
Raulston
R. Hayden
Houston
Reed
Campbell
Sacred Heart
Bove Club
Gray
Payne
Larios
Franks
Moore
Stine
Martin
Brody
Sauer
Colby
Reedy
Bellefentinv
Allan
van Loenan
Stark
Wolfen
Snider
Baldwin
Conys
Wood
Wheeler
Wiliams
Bowen
Fogle
Special Game For The Braves Marks Anniversary Night
Ottawa University Braves host Southwestern College in a key Kansas Conference clash at Wilson Field House, marking the 15th anniversary of the venue. Otto goals to climb from fifth with a 3 3 record as three straight home games begin, with Presbies and Baker next.
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May Be End For Layne May Be End For Layne
PITTSBURGH AP Quarterback Bobby Layne, a legend of 15 NFL seasons, may retire after Steelers coach Buddy Parker said he asked Layne to quit. Parker praised Layne as the greatest quarterback he has seen but believed the time had come. Parker also hinted he will likely return as Steelers coach next season but would confirm after a meeting with owner Art Rooney.
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Buddy Parker
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Oklahoma Teams Challenging Buffs
Colorado's veterans lead as Oklahoma teams use contrasting styles to challenge the Buffs. Colorado swept Nebraska 75-47 to go 2-0 in league play and 9-3 overall after earlier 73-57 win over Kansas. Oklahoma's Bob Stevens led the run and gun approach, Eddie Evans scored a career high 31 in OU's 91-85 win over Iowa State, while Oklahoma State under Henry Tha's ball control sits at 11-2. Kansas State return boosted by zone defense thumped Air Force 58-42 as Roger Suttner had 18 and Willie Murrell 14.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
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Kansas
Bob Stevens
Oklahoma State
Henry Tha
Eddie Evans
Iowa State
Cowboys
Missouri
Kansas State
Air Force
Manhattan
K-State
Falcons
Roger Suttner
Willie Murrell
Tex Winter
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Michigan
Town
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Purdue
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Iowa St
Ball St
Wabash
Cornell
Iowa
Coe
Southwest
New Mexico
New Mexico St
Palmer wins Los Angeles Open to cap year’s earnings
Arnold Palmer captured the Los Angeles Open with a 66 274 total and $9,000 prize. He trailed early but surged with a 50-foot 17th-hole putt and birdied 16 and 17 to eclipse Art Wall Jr. and Don Fairfield. Wall finished 279, Fairfield 278, LaClair 280 as Balding and Gary Player post 277 and 3800 prizes.
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Arnold Palmer
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Las Vegas
Fort Worth
Art Wall Jr
Arnold
Don Fairfield
Huston LaClair
Wall
Fairfield
LaClair
al Balding
Canada
Gary Player
South Africa
Ottawa Cadet Earns Company Football Letter at Wentworth
Ottawan Robert H. Cheney son of Mr and Mrs R R Cheney 623 Elm was awarded a company football letter at Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Mo He was one of 92 cadets from seven companies who competed in inter company grid activities last fall.
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Elks Ladies earn point as Maxine Lewis stars in bowling clash
The Elks Ladies, led by Maxine Lewis with a 520 series on lines of 173 175 172, beat Betty B's to move within seven points of first place Lee's Cafe. Lee's edged Ottawa Bowl 3 1 to improve to 51 21 while Elks sit 44 28. First National Bank and McCracken Electric posted wins in other leagues as Hubbard Lumber maintained top form. Cincinnati tops AP poll with 440 points after a perfect 13 0 slate, Loyola Chicago and Arizona State follow, while North Carolina and West Virginia enter the top ten.
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I Orawd Savings
Astandard
Taylor
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Garber Ae
Ferguson Ap
Bette
McDinicis
Mnubbard Lumber
M. Curey Va
A. Fredeen
L. Corde
Ray Ford
Ri Davis
V. Bloomer
Uo Crane
J. Speer
Natiowaak
Birckhead
Cooper
N. Brown
R. Bhiser
Tsium
Alg D. Brown
White
M. Alten
Elke
Ado G. Donnanish
Toof No
Ika
Kerelay
Ogle
Morrison
Brady Wee
Lowrane
Ban Strickland
Breckenridge
Lewis i
Turner Wi
Bienle
ORY Sunrise Dairy
Ottawa
Bob's
Bennett Creamery
Western Auto
Ladies Wright's
Moore's Chevrolet
Peoples National
Towner's
Kansas State Bank
Beller
Meadow Gold
Romatedt
Crecery
Petrex of
Texas
Ait Todd’s
Kersley Cowboys
Texaco
Crites
Fredeen’s
Blakesley Brake
BO Booster
ASA
Colby Furniture
Robertson Magtae
Ibed Princeton Te Wee
Milles
Hank's Sinclair
It Royal T
Elks Ladies
Lee’s Cafe
Maxine Lewis
Maxine
Elks Girls
Betty B
Baldwin
Lee’s
First National Bank
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D. Brown
McCracken Electric
C. McDaniel
Todd
Hubbard Lumber
Helen
Bill
Bearcats
Loyola of Chicago
Ramblers
North Carolina
West Virginia
Kentucky
UCLA
Auburn
Cincinnati
Loyola Chicago
Arizona State
Ohio State
Illinois
Duke
Georgia Tech
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