Kansas Coach Moves Douglass to Fullback for NU Clash
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell shifts quarterback Bob Douglass to fullback to boost scoring against unbeaten Nebraska while Bill Fenton returns as No 1 quarterback after injury. Douglass, 5 foot 9, 155 remains a strong runner in the option. Also notes Fenton’s recovery and other Big Eight preseason considerations.
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Ottawa High Cyclones Ready to Host ArgentineWednesday Night Showdown
Ottawa High School hosts Argentine in a home OHL encounter after a 14 12 loss to Turner that ended a four game winning streak. Coach J W Emerson notes improvement and sticks with the same lineup, adding Gary DePriest on defense. The Cyclones bring a 4 3 record and 1 758 rushing yards season total into the game as Argentine seeks its first win in seven games.
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Dads Night For Cyclones At Ottawa High
Ottawa High stages Dads Night for the Cyclones in a Wednesday football game with fathers seated behind the bench wearing their sons’ numbers on tags. Harold Wallace, activities director, says the event honors parents in the athletic program. A coffee hour follows in the Cyclone Room for players’ fathers mothers and dates.
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Ottawa High Player of the Week Mike McClay shines
The Herald names Mike McClay Ottawa Highs player of the week. The 138 pound senior netted 129 yards on nine carries against Turner, including a 55 yard scamper to set up the Cyclones first TD and a 46 yard run.
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Huskers Move Up In Major College Poll
Nebraska beat Missouri 35-0 to rise to sixth in the AP major college football poll. Notre Dame leads with 39 first place votes and 475 points, followed by Michigan State 437, UCLA 366, Alabama 347. Georgia Tech climbs to fifth after routing Duke 48-7. Nebraska advances two spots from eighth.
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Barry Leads NBA Scoring Race in Early Season
New York AP reports Rick Barry of the San Francisco Warriors, the previous season's Rookie of the Year, surged to 457 points in a win over Cincinnati last Saturday. He has averaged near 40 per game across seven starts, staking a 274 point lead in total points over Guy Rodgers of the Chicago Bulls, who has played one more game.
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Cardinals beat Bears as Wilson intercepts three passes
Larry Wilson, a 190 pound defensive back for St. Louis, intercepted three Chicago passes, returning one for a touchdown, lifting the Cardinals to a 24 to 17 victory and back into first in the Eastern Conference. Chicago gained 282 yards, St. Louis 166, with Charley Johnson completing 4 of 16 passes.
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Safety Johnny Robinson Shines For Chiefs On Field
Kansas City safety Johnny Robinson is having a standout AFL season with six interceptions in sight. Coach Hank Stram hails him as the finest safety in the AFL and a field coach. Robinson, a former All AFL defender, speaks on team defense, leadership, and on-field communication as key to KC’s top-rated defense.
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Ottawa High Be football races to 6-0 with Turner win
Robert Meyer ran for three touchdowns and Frank Honn threw two as Ottawa High Be defeated Turner's junior varsity 32 to 13 in Kansas City Monday night. Meyer's early TD run and Honn's two TD passes gave a 19 to 0 halftime lead. Meyer added a TD in the third as Ottawa held a 32 to 6 edge before Turner closed the gap with a late score. The Twisters aim for an undefeated season next week against Argentine.
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