Ottawa High grounds Emporia 7 0 in muddy clash
Ottawa High Cyclones defeated Emporia 7 to 0 on Emporia’s field as a muddy surface limited scoring. Halfback Paul Stephens scored on a 9 yard end sweep with Roy Dunn's pitchout and Mickey Reed added the extra point. Reed rushed 121 yards on 26 carries for the game and Ottawa totaled 220 rushing yards while Emporia managed 116. Coach Harold Wallace praised the team’s effort and noted standout defensive work by John Mack, Ron Showalter, and Roger Ferguson. Ottawa’s other game remains at Bonner Springs on Friday November 10.
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Roy Dunn
Mickey Reed
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Emporia
Harold Wallace
Reed
Wallace
John Mack
Ron Showalter
Roger Ferguson
Ottawa
Olathe
Stephens
Emporia Terriitory
Claassen Chooses Colorado Over Missouri Tigers
Associated Press writer Harold Claassen surveys college football upsets and highlights. He notes Michigan State’s defense against Minnesota, Ole Miss’ stingy defense, and picks Colorado to beat Missouri along with Notre Dame over Navy and Penn State over Maryland among other games.
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Florida
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Missouri
Notre Dame
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Purdue
Illinois
Utah State
Brigham Young
Northwestern
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
Penn State
Maryland
Syracuse
Pitt
Washington
Cal
Miami
Fla
Georgia
McDonald Shines As Receiver In NFL Standings
Philadelphia end Tommy McDonald climbs to second in receptions after a 27-24 win over Washington. He has 34 catches for 519 yards and 5 touchdowns, trailing Rams’ Jim Phillips who has 38 for 660 and 3. Jurgensen leads passers with 111 completions. Green Bay’s Hornung adds 102 points in a 28-10 win over Minnesota.
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Eagles
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Los Angeles Rams
Jim Phillips
NFL
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Sonny Jurgensen
Phiadelphia
Redskins
Jurgensen
Green Bay
Jim Taylor
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Paul Hornung
Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Lenny Moore
Baltimore
Pro Football Scoreboard Highlights Odd Scores
Pro Football Scoreboard lists New York 131 Cincinnati 127 and Syracuse 107 St Louis 90. NBA schedules include New York at Detroit Cincinnati at Los Angeles Kansas City at San Francisco. Thursday games feature Chicago at Washington.
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Cincinnati
Syracuse
St. Louis
NBA
Detroit
Los Angeles
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
Longhorns Offensive Leaders Dominate Nation’s Top Offense
NEW YORK AP Texas unbeaten and untied as the No 1 offense in the country leads NCAA total yards with 2632 through six games. Texas tops rushing with 1967 yards, 327.8 per game, and averages 438.7 yards overall. Mississippi trails in total offense, Detroit leads pass Yardage, and Texas eyes a rushing title in SWC as New Mexico State sits second on the ground.
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Texas
Mississippi
Rebels
Ncaa Service Bureau
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Detroit
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New Mexico State
Manhattan, Independence vie for top Kansas poll lead
Manhattan remains No 1 in the AP Kansas high school football poll with 116 points, edging Independence at 115. Salina, Coffeyville, Garden City and Wichita Southeast follow, as teams wrap up action tonight due to state teachers association convention.
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Manhattan
Associated Press
Kansas
McPherson
Independence
Pittsburg
Kansas State Teachers Association
Salina
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Coffeyville
Iola
Garden City
Pratt
Wichita Southeast
Wichita North
Lawrence
Wyandotte
Shawnee Mission East
Wichita East
Wichita South
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
Fredonia
Caney
Neodesha
Yates Center
Great Bend
Dodge City
Derby
Newton
Columbus
Parsons
Shawnee Mission North
Ward
Arbitration Panel Edges Toward Colts Dispute Settlement
A board of arbitration sits behind closed doors in New York to settle the indemnity dispute between the American Association and the Houston Colts, who plan to join baseball's National League next season. The issue hinges on the amount Houston must pay the Triple A minor league for moving into the league's territory.
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NEW York
American Association
Houston Colts
Houston
Melvern finishes season unbeaten in 61 6 win over Berryton
Melvern finishes 1961 season undefeated at 8-0 after crushing Berryton 61-6 in an eight man game. Darold Schultze scored three touchdowns including a 51 yard run and added two extra points. Teammates Fain Price Bill Kramer Bud O'Rear Bob Criss and Jim Ivey also scored. Patterson and Wing combined for a safety in the final period.
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Bob Criss
Fain Price
Jim Ivey
Darold Schutze
Herald
Melvern
Berryton
Darold Schultze
Bill Kramer
Bud O’rear
Bob Patterson
Patterson
Tom Wing
Schultze
Price
O’rear
Wing
Jim
Jerry Ivey
Gene Feltner
Joe Geier
Seeeees
Seceees
Chargers Could Play In Any League Says Gillman
Sid Gillman asserted the undefeated San Diego Chargers could win a championship in any pro league with about six more players. The eight game winners could clinch a Western Division tie this weekend if Dallas loses and San Diego defeats New York. Gillman praised Jack Kemp, calling him a future great and noting injury concerns.
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Sid Gillman
San Diego Chargers
Gillman
Dallas Texans
Boston
San Diego
New York Titans
Los Angeles Rams
Jack Kemp
Kemp
Larsen Best Hitting Pitcher
Don Larsen of the Chicago White Sox and Curt Simmons of the St. Louis Cardinals led major league pitchers in hitting in 1961. Larsen posted a .311 average with 14 hits in 45 at bats for the AL, while Simmons batted .303 with 20 hits in 66 trips for the NL. Kansas City’s Joe Nuxhall was second in the AL at .292, and Frank Baumann was third at .262 for the White Sox.
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Don Larsen
Chicago White Sox
Curt Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
Larsen
Kansas City
Associated Press
Simmons
Philadelphia
Joe Nuxhall
Frank Baumann
White Sox
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Johnny Podres
Oregon Tackle Barnett Named AP Lineman of the Week
Steve Barnett the 252 pound tackle nicknamed the Baby Buffalo earned AP Lineman of the Week for his stellar defense in Oregon 7 Washington 6 victory. Coach Len Casanova praised his perfect defensive game as Barnett edged teammate Kent Petersen and others cited for strong play.
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Buffalo
University of Oregon
Associated Press
Barnett
Oregon
Washington
Len Casanova
Steve
Fremont
Calif
Pacific Coast
Kent Petersen
Long Beach
Petersen
Hal Bedsole
Southern California
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Sing Praises Of Hadi Hoppmann In All America Tryout
Iowa State’s Dave Hoppmann and Kansas’ John Hadi lead District 5 All America backfield discussion after strong showings. Hoppmann rushed for 271 yards in a 31 7 win over Kansas State and added a touchdown pass and solid defense. Hadi anchored Kansas’ 42 8 win at Oklahoma State with punting, passing and rushing to spark a hot start to the season. Wichita State backs Alex Zyskowski and Bill Stangarone also shine as Missouri Valley champs roll on.
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Iowa State
John Hadi
Kansas
Associated Press
All America Board
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Hadi
Kansas State
Fleet Hoppmann
Hadl
Oklahoma State
Jayhawks
Bill
Thunder) Thornton
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Jerry Hillebrand
Joe Romig
Missouri
Ed Blaine
Nebraska
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Tulsa
Alex Zyskowski
Bill Stangarone
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