Vikings Choose Trojan Lineman
In New York the Vikings selected Ron Yary of Southern California as the top overall pick in the merged NFL AFL college draft. Yary, 6-6, 245, won the Outland Trophy and comes from Bellflower California. The Giants traded for Minnesota's two 1967 picks and a bonus choice due to the merger.
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OU Presbies Resume Cage Duel Wednesday
Ottawa University and College of Emporia renew their Kansas Conference clash in Emporia at Civic Auditorium as Bill Frear and Gene Stauffer duel for coaching dominance. OU aims to break a four-game losing streak to the Presbies and stay in ECAC race amid key road games and balanced scoring led by Dave Hale and Bill Linhart.
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Ray Simpson
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Ron Dunham
Bob Olbereding
Tony Judenis
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Vince Lombardi May Step Down After Postseason Meeting
Vince Lombardi, Green Bay Packers coach and general manager, invites the press to a postseason dinner amid rumors he will relinquish coaching duties. The nine year Packers reign just capped by a third straight NFL title and a second Super Bowl win. Speculation ties Bengtson to take over coaching while Lombardi remains in management.
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Overbrook’s Stan Jones Named Area Player of the Week
The Herald honors Stan Jones of Overbrook as Area Player of the Week for Osage County League play. The 6-2 senior scored 23 points in the semi finals and 22 in the finals, fueling Overbrook to back to back titles by beating Carbondale and Lyndon. He also contributed strong rebounds in both games.
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Listings
In St Louis Bobby Herring ton weighed 162 and outpointed Kelly Burden 165. Wilfredo Hurst 154 stopped Don Dobbs 150. In Milwaukee Doug MacLeod Grand Rapids Don Lutz West Allis stopped in 5 for middleweights.
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New York
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Kansas City
Wilfredo Hurst
Cuba
Don Dobbs
Milwaukee
Wis
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Grand Rapid
Mich
Don Lutz
West Allis
Church League Junior Division Scores At Trinity Methodist
Junior division results show Trinity Methodist and North Baptist dominating, with strong showings from First Baptist and Wesleyan Methodist. Individual player tallies include Kramer Braker Dick Heathman Roehl and multiple teams such as Calvary Baptist Faith Lutheran Nazarene Sacred Heart and First Christian.
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Thompson
Sooner comeback shakes up Big Eight race in Norman
Oklahoma basketball rookie coach Johnny MacLeod and 6-6 sophomore Garfield Heard led a 73-62 win over Kansas State in Norman. Heard played through a knee brace scoring 19 points with 17 rebounds while Don Sidie added 27 points and 16 boards. The victory left six teams tied for second or better at 3-2, as K-State dropped to 4-2 atop the standings with Iowa State.
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Associated Press
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Golden Gloves
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MacLeod
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Georgia
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Don Sidie
Iowa State
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Nebraska
Nick Pino
Gene Williams
Pino
Williams
WIBC Rep Here Thursday at Ottawa Bowling Meet
Sue Hutchens, a field representative for the Woman's International Bowling Congress, will speak to the Ottawa Women's Bowling Association Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Anchor Savings and Loan building. She will cover WIBC roles for city and league officers, followed by a Q and A session and potential color slides.
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Ottawa Women’s Bowling Association
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WIBC
Anchor Savings and Loan
Williamsburg Freshmen Rally Past Central Heights 47 33
Williamsburg freshmen used a full court press to erase a 9 point lead and beat Central Heights 47 to 33. Steve Roberts led Williamsburg with 12 points while Ronnie Stockard and Gary Cooper each scored 7 for Central Heights. CH fell to 3 losses in nine games and will play Crest Thursday in a seventh eighth and ninth grade tripleheader at Kincaid.
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Ronnie Stockard
Gary Cooper
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Kincaid
OHL Player Of The Week Dennis Wieneke Earns Honor
Dennis Wieneke of Ottawa High earns the Player of the Week honor for the second straight week after a 29 point performance against Turner last Friday. The 5 10 senior shot 11 of 15 from the field and 7 of 7 at the line as his last two goals tied the game before an overtime loss 62 60.
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Herald
Ottawa
Wieneke
Turner
Cyclones
Osage County Grade Tourney Opens With Wins by Pomona and Overbrook
In Osage County seventh and eighth grade basketball, Quenem o Pomona defeated Burlingame 41 to 21 and Overbrook beat Melvern 28 to 20 on Monday night. Two more first round games are set for Wednesday with Williamsburg vs Carbondale at 6 30 p m and Scranton vs Lyndon at 8 00 p m. semifinals are next Monday and finals the following Wednesday.
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Yorkshire Swine Breeders Assn Show and Sale Listed
K A M Y S B A show and sale scheduled for Saturday February 10 in El Dorado Springs Missouri at the sales pavilion. Show at 9 30 a m sale at 1 p m features 50 bred gilts 24 fall boars 51 open gilts with top bloodlines from 22 registered Yorkshire breeders across Kansas Arkansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Catalogs or more information from Ruth Turner Columbus Kan and L L Swartz Liberal Mo with Van Meter Bros Kingsville Mo as auctioneers.
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