Bowling Scores Mixed-Up Mixers Dominate 1960s Night
A chaotic bowling score page lists multiple team names with high and total scores. Notable entries include Fritts 168 473, Weems 121 342, Yost 210 490, and Haas 214 519. Various teams such as VOLCANOS, BORN LOSERS, OTTAWA SAVINGS, OSBURN'S FLOWERS, and HELEN AND BILL'S appear with individual top scores and team totals, reflecting a dense league results snapshot.
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D. Fritts
R. Weems
J. Yost
F Fritts
F. Mille
B. Haas
L. Bond
Ottawa Savings
P. White
V. Hoffman
Whaley
Hamerickhouse
Fredeen
Nitcher
J. Hettler
Osburn
Junior League Church League Basketball Scores
Multiple youth league games across Trinity Methodist First Baptist Nazare ne and other churches with detailed player stats. Notable teams include First Baptist scoring 35 and 58 in separate games, Calvary and North Baptist totals listed, and Faith Lutheran placing 15 points. A mix of wins and forfeit entries reflected in the compiled box scores.
OHL Player Of The Week Doug Underwood Shines
The Herald recognizes OHL senior Doug Underwood of Ottawa for a strong opener against Argentine. He scored 14 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as the Cyclones defeated the Mustangs 70 to 48 in East Kansas League play.
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The
Herald
Ottawa
Doug Underwood
Cyclones
Underwood
Mustangs
Lombardi Praises Raiders Ahead of Super Bowl
Lombardi, Green Bay Packers owner, called the Oakland Raiders very fine and very quick on defense and praised AFL quality. He noted fatigue after 22 games but expected his team to overcome it for Sunday's Super Bowl in Miami at Orange Bowl.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Lombardi
Oakland Raiders
Packers
Green Bay
Oakland
AFL
Miami
Two Raider Stars Missing For Super Bowl Practice
Boca Raton AP report says Oakland Raiders opened drills for the Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers in Miami. Quarterback Daryle Lamonica missed practice with the flu while end Billy Cannon was detained at dental school in Memphis and expected on the field today. Coach John Rauch hoped Lamonica would return but feared the virus.
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Boca Raton
Fla
Daryle Lamonica
Billy Cannon
Oakland Raiders
Green Bay Packers
Miami
John Rauch
Cannon
Dental School
Memphis
Tenn
Rauch
Lamonica
Predator Control High Cost and Land Misuse Seen
A lecture by Raymond Hall of the University of Kansas critiqued federal predator control as a costly, land-damaging program. He cited states around Kansas using poison and predicted bills to expand measures, noting effects on sheep grazing and wildlife. The talk highlighted funding gaps in Kansas and argued for local tax-funded management over federal action.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa - Williamsburg Wildlife Club
Raymond Hall
University of Kansas
Hall
Kansas
National Wildlife Federation
Kansas Wildlife Federation
Pacific Coast
U.S
Oklahoma
Colorado
West
Missouri
Hue Mans
Area Player Of The Week Lloyd Tiffany shines for Lyndon Tigers
Lloyd Tiffany of Lyndon is Herald Area Player of the Week. The undefeated Tigers junior starred in two games, tallying 14 points and 15 rebounds to beat Central Heights 61 52, then delivered late 3 point plays to edge Melvern Friday 37 36.
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Lloyd Tiffany
Lyndon
Herald
Tiffany
Tigers
Central Heights
Melvern Frieday
Tigerson
NCAA Raps AAU At Convention Over Football Plans
NCAA leaders criticized the Amateur Athletic Union at the annual convention in New York. Marcus Plant and Father Wilfred Crowley condemned AAU actions amid a mo ratorium dispute with the USTFF over amateur track control. A playoff system for a national football champion could start as early as 1969, with work to be presented to the next convention. Coaches favor keeping the unlimited substitution rule but back to the 1966 punt rule.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Marcus Plant
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Wilfred Crowley
AAU
Plant
USTFF
Paul Brechler
Western Athletic Conference
Jack Curtice
University of California At Santa Barbara
Football Coaches Association
Curtice
College basketball scores roundup from Midwest Missouri and rivals
Midwest Missouri beat Colorado 86 to 66 while Iowa topped Chicago Loyola 71 to 65. Kansas edged Iowa State 68 to 67 and Notre Dame defeated Creighton 72 to 63. Indiana State overcame Valparaiso 71 to 70 as Bowling Green fell to Athletes in Action 75 to 72.
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Midwest
Missouri
Colorado
Iowa
Chicago
Loyola
Kansas
Iowa State
Notre Dame
Creighton
Indiana St
Valparaiso
Bowling Green
Athletes In Action
CH 9th Graders Tops Uniontown in 37 32 Victory
The Central Heights ninth grade squad improved to 5 1 with a 37 32 win at Uniontown. Ronnie Stockard scored 17 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead the triumph. The CH team plays LaCygne at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Greeley Freshman tournament semifinals.
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Central Heights
Uniontown
Ronnie Stockard
LaCygne
Greeley
New high school football rules set for 1968 season
Eight NFHS rules take effect including 15 yard penalty for players on field without required equipment and inadvertent contact rules on kicks. Receiving team gains ball at contact point if kickoff touched illegally. Double fouls must occur during live ball. Visual aids banned. Games continue after interruptions unless both teams agree. Ineligible receivers must stay inside neutral zone until a pass is in flight. Fair catch signals cannot block on that down.
OHS Sophomores Defeat Turner 43 to 37 in Gym Game
Ottawa High Sophomores beat Turner 43 37 at the OHS gym. Lee Tetwiler led with 13 points followed by Bill Stauffer and Tom Woolard with 11 each. Ottawa sank 17 free throws to Turner’s five as Woolard scored all 11 of his on four field goals. Ottawa improves to 1-1 and hosts Olathe January 22 at 7 p.m.
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Douglas Underwood
Ottawa High
Turner
OHS
Lee Tetwiler
Bill Stauffer
Tom Woolard
Ottawa
Oute
Woolard
Olathe
Stauffer
Tetwiler
Kloster
Sheldon
Totals
Morrison
Wicinski
Ireland
Worthington
Wilkins
Shutt
Sneed
Vansant
Payne
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Greisen
I.L.G.W.U
J. Warhurst
O. Everhart
Lee’s Cafe
L. Meador
Brunswick League
First National Bank
K. Liegerot
Guy’s Foods Inc
A. Smith
Helen and
Bill’s
Evans
Bond
McMillen Oil
Higbee
McDaniels
C.F
AiNsworth
Hubbard Lmbr, CO
Davis
Church League
Trinity Methodist
Kramer
Braker
Hendrickson
Heathman
Roehl
Total
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Lister
Thayer
Boucek
Howell
Showalter
Hughes
Grogan
Nazarene
Summer
Crenshaw
Adell
Dryden
Dunkin
Boys Club
Woodward
Farrar
Criqui
Gumm
Ledom
Criqui, T
Calvary Baptist
Pearson
Peed
Taylor
Weber
Gregg
Crumm
North Baptist
Bettge
Peffly
Fredericks
Thrasher
Fitzgerald
Faith Lutheran
Zimmerman
Emerson
Schoonover
Pope R
Fulton
Rodgers
Pope D
Wesleyan Methodist
DePriest
Rothfuss
Wilson
Baker
Olge
Grace Episcopal
Dengel
Chappell
Winter
Angell
Shields
Keim
Dykestra
Whitacre
Tostals
First Methodist
Lancaster
Betzell
Sampson
Smith
Lilly
First Christian
Hiatt
Waymire
Grace
Saffron
Jefferson
Lewis
Rader
Sacred Heart
Spears
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Rupp
Wiederholt
Heinen
Ferguson
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Bapt
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Meek
Jack
Keefer
Wise
Herd
OHL
Doug
Harry Smith
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ANCO
By Hinson
By McKay
Golly
Auto Parts
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Las Vegas, Ney
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
Olds
Oldsmobile
Youngmobile
Olds Young Wheels
Moore Chevrolet Olds, Inc
Mark OF
S. Main St
Ter
Christian Bros
Ial
Davis Datex
South Main
Davis Paint Store
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