Coffeyville Rises to No 2 in Kansas Prep Poll
Coffeyville climbs to second place in the Associated Press Kansas high school football poll after a 28-13 win over Pittsburg. Lawrence remains first with 192 points, while Coffeyville has 170 and Independence 148. Top 10 lists Lawrence, Coffeyville, Independence, Wichita East, Wellington, Wyandotte, Salina, Dodge City, Topeka, Leavenworth with weekly shifts and several newcomers.
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Stengel Won't Be Rushed By Detroit Manager Talk
DETROIT AP An impatient John Fetzer may not wait the three weeks Casey Stengel says it would take to decide on managing the Tigers. Fetzer offered a multi year contract after visiting Stengel on the West Coast. Stengel, 70, said he would think it over and rest before deciding amid several offers in baseball. The Tigers have been without a manager since Joe Gordon resigned and Fetzer gained majority control.
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Bowling Scores From Royal T League and Night Owl League
The report lists high scores and top bowlers across Royal T and Night Owl leagues. Notable marks include Anderson 208 in Royal T at 572, Peterson 187 and Downing 508, plus Hill 177 and Hefner 468 in Night Owl. Multiple teams show individual totals and high series for this period.
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Ottawa and Emporia Battle to 14-14 Tie at Cook Field
Ottawa High Cy clones and Emporia Spartans played to a 14-14 tie at Cook Field as Ottawa fell short of a first win this season. Key players include Shaffer Lewis and Resch, with Reusch and Reed expected back for Bonnner Springs next week.
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Pitt Lineman Ditka Named AP Lineman of the Week
Pitt captain Mike Ditka, a 21 year old Aliquippa, Pennsylvania senior, starred against Syracuse with repeated tackles as Pittsburgh posted a 10 0 victory. He was named AP Lineman of the Week, with other nominees including Allen Green and Tee Moorman.
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Mother Of Both Coaches To Sit Quietly And Hope For A Tie
Mrs. J Norman Elliott says she will wear dark glasses and sit quietly in Michigan Stadium to watch the Michigan Illinois football rivalry. She is mother of coaches Bump Elliott of Michigan and Pete Elliott of Illinois, who will face each other for the first time since their Bloomington High School days. She hopes for a close game or even a tie, though ties are rare in their 45 game series.
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K State Fullback Out For Season
Kansas State team physician recommended that fullback Bill Gallacher not play again this season after a shoulder separation in the opener with South Dakota State. The senior has been sidelined as the shoulder remains unstable.
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Taylor Gains On Jim Brown In NFL Rushing Chase
Taylor rushed for 105 yards in Green Bay's 19-13 win over Pittsburgh to lift his season total to 484 yards while Jimmy Brown of Cleveland leads with 492. Milt Plum tops the passer list with 974 yards and 7 TDs on 55 completions. Johnny Unitas rises to second with 1,454 yards and 13 TDs on 87 completions.
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Ottawa University basketball kicks off new tryout phase
Ottawa University staged a daylight tryout in Wilson Field House attracting 20 prospective players. Head coach Bill Frear, planning to trim the group once before football players move indoors, led the session with standout preppers Tom Kinder and Dean Erwin from last year’s Braves. The prior OU squad finished second in the Kansas Conference at 12-5.
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Pomona Falls to Auburn 47-31 in football clash
Pomona Panthers led by Jerry Bolton's 80 yard kickoff return fall to Auburn Tigers 47 31. Auburns Ed Fisher rips 28 points on four TDs and John Robertson adds two scores. Pomona ends season with five wins three losses after league unbeaten record.
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Auto supplies list for car parts atHarry Smith shop
Snow tires and recaps, tire chains, Peak antifreeze and methanol types, red rubber or Neoprene heater hoses, air duct hoses 114 to 4 inch diameter, weatherstripping, thermostats. Available at Harry Smith 110 S Main AUTO SUPPLY CH 2 1522.
Grid Guessers Pick Week’s Crazy Football Bounces
Associated Press sports writer Harold Claassen notes 16 real bounces among 39 correct picks last week for a .709 average. This week’s predictions include Iowa over Minnesota, Missouri over Colorado, Navy over Duke, Ohio State over Indiana, and several other college games.
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Bethany Swedes Poised as Spoiler in Kansas Conference Clash
Bethany College, once a preseason Kansas Conference contender, sits at 3-3-1 and travels to Lindsborg to challenge Ottawa, led by Norman Estes a 170 pound junior halfback. Ottawa Braves eye no changes as they prepare to face Bethany while Baker and Ottawa battle in a tied conference race.
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De Soto bests Wellsville in bruising 1960 finale
De Soto defeated Wellsville 27 to 6 in a hard fought game last night. Halfback Don Hrabe and end Marvin Caruthers were taken to Olathe hospital with possible head and neck injuries. Caruthers released overnight while Hrabe was to be released today after observation. Wellsville’s lone touchdown came on Terry Bivins four yard run in the fourth, ending a season that left the Eagles with one win, six losses and a tie.
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Wild Card Rule Praised By Neyland In Knoxville
General Robert R. Neyland, Tennessee athletic director and chair of the NCAA Rules Committee, says the wild card substitution rule has overwhelming support from coaches and fans. He notes the rule speeds up the game and makes it more exciting.
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Ottawa Considered For Mineral Bowl
Excelsior Springs Missouri AP Twelve teams are being considered for the 11th Mineral Water football bowl game in Ex celsior Springs November 26. Six teams are in Kansas and Missouri. President Phillip Edwards of the Excelsior Springs Quarterback Club said the list includes William Jewell Missouri Valley St Benedicts Pittsburg State Ottawa and Baker. Also on the list Hillsdale Luther Austin Texas Towa Teachers Parsons Iowa and Peru Nebraska. Last year College of Emporia defeated Austin College 21 20.
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Durocher weighs offer to join Salt Lake City club
Los Angeles report says Leo Durocher is seriously considering accepting an offer to manage and become part owner of the Salt Lake City baseball club in the Pacific Coast League. The potential move would align Durocher with the Salt Lake City team in a leadership and ownership role.
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