Let George Do It Leads Raiders To Tie With Chiefs
George Blanda at age 44 shines for Oakland in a 20 20 tie with Kansas City lifting the Raiders into a first place tie in the AFC West. He passes and kicks a late field goal to reach 1 609 career points while teammates praise his longevity and clutch play as the NFL slate highlights other divisional results.
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Powder Puff Game Friday at Ottawa High Field
The Ottawa Junior High Girls' Athletic Association sponsors a Powder Puff football game this Friday at 5 30 p m at the Ottawa High field. Admission 25 cents for children 50 cents for adults. Proceeds go to the GAA. Ninth grade girls vs seventh and eighth graders in a rare second girls game at OJHS following a two year ago underclass win.
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Braves Rally Past Presbies In Homecoming Win
Ottawa University erased two College of Emporia errors and a late gamble for 21 points in the first quarter, then held on to beat C of E 24-13 at Ottawa High. The Braves, led by QB Buddy Rollins before injury, totaled 171 rushing yards and 24 interceptions on the season as they improved to 4-3, tightening Heart of America Conference standings with Tarkio next.
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Baseball Realignment Proposed by Red Sox GM at Punta Verda
Boston's Dick O Connell urged a three division realignment with eight teams per league and a 154 game schedule. He said divisions East Midwest West would keep teams in same time zones, easing schedules and speeding news across media. He noted weather and time zone differences hinder Utopia in scheduling.
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Devaney calls Nebraska best yet after Colorado rout
Nebraska Coach Bob Devaney lauded a 31-7 victory over No 9 Colorado saying the 8-0 Cornhuskers are his best team to date. He warned against looking ahead to Oklahoma as they prepare for Iowa State then Kansas State while standout QB Jerry Tagge and Nk Kinney starred in the win.
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OU Romps In Soccer With 11-0 Victory Over Oral Roberts
Ottawa University roars to an 11-0 win over Oral Roberts in Homecoming action. Mirko Grgas and Mario Vaccaro each score four as OU improves to 11-1-1 and nears NAIA district playoffs. Grgas sits at 19 goals, Vaccaro 13, with Horn adding twice and Valentin once. OU has outscored 13 opponents 55-8 this season.
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