Quarterbacks Drafted Late Could Be Best Crop This Year
New York AP notes a strong crop of quarterbacks in the latest NFL draft headlined by Greg Cook of Cincinnati and including two Negro candidates Jackson and Harris. Cook joins Cincinnati’s depth chart with Stofa and holdovers Warren and Wyche while Hanratty, Domres, Douglass, and Woodall also share the Top Ten picks.
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New York
Greg Cook
Cincinnati
Sam Havrilak
Bucknell
Baltimore
Larry Good
Georgia Tech
Sonny Wade
Emory & Henry
Philadelphia
Cook
Hanratty
Jackson
Harris
Domres
Douglass
Woodall
Bengals
John Stofa
Warren
Sam Wyche
Pittsburgh
Dick Siner
Kent Nix
Patriots
Mike Taliaferro
Tom Sherman
Jack Kemp
Darragh
Kay Stephenson
Briscoe
Denver
Eldridge Dickey
Oakland Raiders
Willie Mays
Rommie Loudd
Harvey Johnson
Bills
Bob Naponic
Tllinois
Houston
Allan Pastranu
Maryland
Brian Dowling
Yale
Minnesota
Tim Carr
C.W. Post
Los Angeles
Ed Roseborough
Arizona State
St. Louis
Edd Hargett
Texas A&m
New Orleans
Buster O’brien
Richmond
Draft Picks From Big Eight And Missouri Valley
Area selections show 24 Big Eight players and 15 from the Missouri Valley taken in a two day draft. Notable first round picks include Joe Greene of North Texas State to Pittsburgh and Greg Cook of Cincinnati to Cincinnati, with Roger Wehrli Eddie Hinton and Mike Montler among the Big Eight selections. The list details rounds two through seventeenth, naming players and their NFL teams and colleges.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Roger Wehrli
Oklahoma
Eddie Hinton
Kansas
Bob Douglass
Colorado
Mike Montler
Joe Greene
North Texas State
Greg Cook
Cincinnati
Mike Schnitker
Denver
Boston
Clem Turner
John Zook
Los Angeles
Jim Anderson
Philadelphia
Keith Christensen
New Orleans
Giants
Earl Edwards
Wichita State
San Francisco
Cornelius Davis
Kansas State
Minnesota
Wally Oyler
Louisville
Atlanta
Jim Jones
New York Jets
Charles Beatty
Pittsburgh
Jim Hawkins
Nebraska
Larry Brown
Washington
Elmer Behardt
Dallas
Chuck Reynolds
Centex
Tulsa
Cleveland
Mike Stripling
Don Shanklin
Phila
City Scores in CHURCH LEAGUE Senior Division Standings
In CHURCH LEAGUE Senior Division action Grace Episcopal led with 29 points followed by North Baptist 22, Sacred Heart 29, First Baptist 23 and Boys' Club 20. In City Division Johnson Auto posted 63 and Hubbard Lumber Co 39 while multiple teams list player totals and team totals across the evening games.
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Church League
Grace Episcopal
P. Wellington
T. Keim
D. Keim
R. Cochrane
B. Killlough
RK. Brownrigg
Boys’ Club
Horn
Rodgers
Thompson
Welton
Jams
Buckner
Randall
Snethen
F. Methodist
Bulmer
Leitaker
Crane
Jay Seller
Daugharthy
Fleming
Pollom
North Baptist
Ball
Geiss
Boyer
McAdoo
Hart
Howard
Sacred Heart
McClay
Brady
Perkins
Wright
Korkames
Morrisey
Totals
First Baptist
Lister
Byrd
DeFries
Shisler
Walker
Sheffield
Williamson
Johnson Auto
Morelet
Spears
Hughes
Birkhead
Evans
Green
Hubbard Lmbr. CO
Platt
Anderson
Vietze
Dennis
Mitchell
Burgess
Ledom
D. Ledom
Presbies Top Bethany 91-87 In KCAC Play
Emporia Kansas AP: College of Emporia edged Bethany 91-87 in KCAC action. Bob Bruns and Shelton Morton led with 27 points each for Emporia and Bethany respectively. Dale Gorsky score details unclear. Emporia improves to 7-6 in KCAC and 7-8 overall while Bethany sits at 3-12 in conference and 3-12 overall.
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Presbies
Bethany
KCAC
Emporia
Kan
College of Emporia
Kansas
Bob Bruns
Shelton Morton
Dale Gorsky
Bowling Scores Wednesday Night Ladies National-3 High
Bowling scores list for multiple leagues with top individual totals and series figures. Notable performances include DeCaeny 177-504 for WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES and Watts 165-426 for PIZZA VILLAGE, along with high game entries across BIKE'S BURGER and FIRST NATIONAL and several team tallies.
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A. DeCaeny
Pizza Village
C. Watts
Independents
R. Cox
P. White
First National
N. Fritts
S. Floyd
Grogan
S. Wolgast
COORS
M. Swallow
B. Denniston
H. D. Lee CO
M. Thornbrugh
Bears pick OU Griddex defensive end in 12th round
Dave Hale of Ottawa University was selected by the Chicago Bears in the 12th round of the professional football draft. The 68 230 pound senior earned All-Kansas Conference honors and NAIA All-America honors last fall as a defensive end.
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Dave Hale
Ottawa University
Chicago Bears
Wrestling Called Off in Ottawa and Rosedale Match Delayed
Ottawa High canceled its OHS Rosedale wrestling meet due to weather marking the second postponement in a row. A Cyclones versus Washburn Rural match in Topeka was also postponed, with lingering doubt on whether the East Kansas League championships will proceed Saturday at Rosedale.
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Ottawa High
Ohs-Rosedale
Cyclones
Washburn Rural
Topeka
Rosedale
City League As Scheduled
City League basketball games proceed tonight as scheduled with all teams set to play.
Chiefs draft picks include 11 offense and eight defense
Kansas City Chiefs finalised a two day draft selecting 11 offensive players and eight defensive players. Leaders included Mel Marsalis a speedy defensive back from Tennessee State and Ed Podolak a running back from Iowa.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Din. Marsalis
Tennessee State
Kim Maraalis
Ed Podolak
Towa
Morris Stroud
Clark
Jack Rodney
Northwestern
Bob Stain
Minnesota
John Pleasant
Alabama State
Tom Nettles
San Diego State
Clanton King
Purdue
Oakland
Maurice LeBlanc
Louisiana State
Don Klepper
Omaha University
John Sponheimer
Cornell
Skip Wapper
C. W. Post College
John Lavin
Notre Dame
Nick Piland
Virginia Polytechnic
al Bream
Leland Winston
Rice
Eural Johnson
Prairie View A&m
Ralph Jenkins
Tuskegee
Ottawa Faces Rosedale in ERL Comeback Bid
Ottawa Highs six six center Steve Grogan teams up with veterans Don Stevens Lee Van Fossan to halt a seven game skid. Coach H K Stevens reverts to the old starting five as Ottawa 4 8 aims to regain form before facing Rosedale in a key ERL showdown at home Friday night.
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Ottawa High
Cyclones
H. K. Steven
OHS
Jerry Blank
Ottawa
Kansas
Rosedale
Stevens
Don Stevens
Lee van Fossan
Skip Nesbit
Frank Horn
Steve Grogan
Grogan
Bill Sta
Mike
Blank
Wildcats
Ward
Turner
Tom Baker
Ben Kates
Larry Landis
Virgil McGautha
Randy Patti
Bonner Springs
Olathe
Argentine
OHL
Scoring Roundup From The Associated Press East and Midwest Matchups
East teams Seton Hall 52 over Manhattan 58 and Indiana Pa 63 over Westminster Pa 69 headline a mixed results night. Navy 71 edged Gettysburg in OT while Guilford 79 beat St Jos Ind 70. Missouri St Louis 74 faced Eastern Michigan as New Mexico 66 and New Mexico St 66 tied.
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THE
Associated Press
Manhattan
Seton Hall
Mass
Fordham
Penn State
Syracuse
Boston
Northeast'n
Indiana
Westminster
Midwest
St. Jos
Ind
Butler
Youngstown
Geneva
Missouri-St. Louis
Minois
Xavier
Ohio
Miami
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Gary Beban
Greg Landry
Detroit
Dewey Warren
Dan Darragh
Buffalo
Marlin Briscoe
Marty Domres
Columbia
San Diego
Terry Hanratty
Chicago
al Woodall
Dale
Onree Jackson
Alabama
A&m
Jimmy Harris
Grambling
Greene
Wehrli
Hinton
Montler
al Jenkins
John Kolb
Oklahoma State
Vernon Vaney
New York Giants
Terry Brown
Delphia
Sam Campbell
Iowa State
Dave Jones
Dick Davis
Bill Hunt
Dave Bartlet
Bryant Conley
Bob Coble
Bill Woods
Bill Schmidt
Junior Riggins
Dick Wewins
Drake
Green Bay
Bob Hoskins
Joe Rushing
Memphis State
Dan Klepper
Omaha
John Mack
Central Missouri State
Ith
Hank’s Sinclair
Hickory
Sinclair
Bob Luce Borgs
F. Fuller
Everett
D. Burroughs
B. Milton
Farm Bureau
H. Moody
D. Breckenridge
Bent Fender
G. Toumberlin
J. Yost
Bennett’s
F. Heckman
D. Miller
F. Disque
Kansas Tele
D. Hall
Bob Knight
M. Stockard
G. Mohr
Texaco
G. Page
Crites
B. Weidner
Municipal Auditorium
MK. C. Royals
Wild Animals of
George Esslinger
Arctie
Greater Kansas City
Bears
By Terry Ostmeyer
Jerry's Tax Service
S. Hickory
South Gettysburg
Navy
High Point
Guilford
Auto Insurance
AL Williams
S. Mai
Cosco
South Main ST
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