Braves Defeat McPherson 32-0 in Kansas Conference Clash
Ottawa University romped McPherson College 32-0 as Floyd Scott ran for 212 yards on 12 carries and Richard Spong opened the scoring with a 7-yard TD after a 21-yard reception. Jon Krebbs clinched the win with a 9-yard run in the fourth quarter, while coach Dick Peters lauded blocking and defense led by Val Finney Bob Rose and Warren Rinehart.
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McPherson College
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McPherson
Floyd Scott
Ottawa
Richard Spong
Jerry Harshaw
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Braves
Val Finney
Harshaw
Jon Krebbs
Dick Peters
Peters
Bob Rose
Finney
Warren Rinehart
Boston and Houston Tied for AFL East Lead
Houston coach Pop Ivy’s advice to Bob Suci backfired as Boston Patriots beat the Oilers 45 3 to knot the Eastern Division race at 5 4. Suci, a Michigan State alum, starred with 172 yards rushing two interceptions three punts and a 98 yard kickoff return and helped Boston post a team six interceptions for 201 return yards. Parilli tossed a 76 yard TD to Garton and added two short scores as San Diego’s Western leaders visit New York Saturday. other games listed Sunday.
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Houston
Pop Ivy
Bob Suci
Oilers
Suci
Patriots
Will Denveall
Michigan State
Ivy
Mike Holovak
Don
Wes Boston
Luci
San Diego
Babe Parilli
Larry Garton
Parilli
New York
Buffalo
Denver
Kansas City
Oakland
Pro Football Scores and Weekend NFL Schedule
Friday night Boston beat Houston 45 to 3. Saturday features San Diego at New York night. Sunday’s games include Buffalo at Denver and Kansas City at Oakland. MLB slate lists Chicago at Baltimore, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at San Francisco, Los Angeles at Minnesota, Pittsburgh vs Green Bay at Milwaukee, Washington at Dallas, New York at St Louis.
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Green
Kansas Varsity Tops Freshmen In Preseason Scrimmage
KU varsity defeated the freshmen 84 to 52 in Lawrence as Ron Franz, a 6 5 graduate of Ward High School Kansas City Kansas, scored 27 points on 13 of 19 from the floor. Walter Wesley, 6 11, added 17 for the varsity while guarding Franz. Coach Dick Harp noted more depth but slower leaping ability this season.
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Kansas
Ron Franz
Franz
Ward High School
Kansas City
Kan
Walter Wesley
Dick Harp
Temperature Up At Anchorage
The U S Weather Bureau will move its thermometer from the airport to downtown Anchorage to better reflect city temperatures. Officials say airport readings are several degrees cooler than readings downtown and the change aims to improve winter forecasts.
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Alaska
U.S. Weather Bureau
Today in History November 2 1963 events overview
On this date milestones include Zenger journal seizure sparking press freedom trial in New York 1734 James Polk born 1795 Dakota statehood 1839 KDKA Pittsburgh first broadcast 1920 Truman re election 1948 Twining atomic arms pledge 1958 airline strike pact 1958 Kennedy Cuba missiles status 1963.
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Weekly Journal
New York
James Polk
Mecklenburg County
N.C
North
South Dakota
KDKA
Pittsburgh
U. S
Harry Truman
Halloween Parties Mark Pomona Grade School Week
Pomona area notes show most rooms hosting Halloween parties before a two day school recess for state meetings. Senior MYF party on Oct 29 led by Vicki Henry with sponsor Mrs Delbert Eichinger assisted by Mrs James Lindsey for 16 members. Eighth grade hosted seventh in multipurpose room. PTA chili supper Oct 30 winner E R Read, Ottawa, angel food cake. Mrs W C Cain returned from Boulder caring for daughter Mrs Keith Chambers who had surgery. Mrs R K Dillingham arrived from Filer Idaho to visit relatives in Ottawa staying with Nick Hudelson and Mary Hudelson.
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Vicki Henry
Delbert Eichinger
James Lindsey
W. C. Cain
Boulder
Colo
Keith Chambers
Chambers
Veleta Cain
R. K. Dillingham
Filer
Idaho
Ottawa
Pomona
Nick Hudelson
Mary Hudelson
E. R. Read
Sayers Proves A Threat As Coaches Rethink Tactics
In a postgame scene at Memorial Stadium Kansas tailback Gale Sayers outran Syracuse, while coach Ben Schwartzwalder lamented his team's tackling and admitted Sayers remains a standout despite Syracuse's 10 0 loss. Schwartzwalder praised Sayers as a real fine boy and a threat every time he handles the ball.
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Memorial Stadium
University of Kansas
Kansas
Ben Schwartzwalder
Schwartzwalder
Gale Sayers
McIsure
Sayers
Jimmy Brown
O.K
Wellsville Area News Meeting and church events
Fidelis Sunday School class at Wells ville Methodist elected officers Amy Philips president Edith O Neil vice president B F Scho wa ngerdt secretary treasurer Refreshments served Guests Rev and Mrs Homer Ganong hosted by Des Moines visitors Dr and Mrs James Barnett Ronald Holmes Ottawa University Homecoming Attendees Des Moines residents and families visited Bant at Ottawa University Bowdish departure for Tibetan frontier letter signed by 173 people to pray during mission field service
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Bernice Holden
Vernice Brubridge
Fidelis
Wellsville
James Barnett
Ronald Holmes
Des Moines
Iowa
Ottawa University
Sandra Holmes
Mr. Bowdish
Local business listings show multiple vendors and prices
A dense OCR fragment lists businesses such as Whites Furniture Montgomery Ward Heathman Oil and Cannady’s with high 10 and price figures like 170 487 and 286 622. Other entries include Ottawa Bowl Beltge Wilson’s Cleaners Pence’s Food Center Crite’s Appliance Center Brown’s Masonry and Romstedt’s Grocery with varied high 10 and 30 series numbers.
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White’ S. Furniture
Montgomery' S Ward
Liegerot
Russ & Pal’s
Heckman
Heathman Oil
Keim
Cannady's
Lemon
Brandon
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Simmons
Pitcer
Figgins
Lee's Cafe
Jones
Gorton
Willis Nursery
Love
Ottawa Bowl
Beltge
Wilson’s Cleaners
Powell
le Royal T
Hills
S. Wolzast
Kramer Drugs
Hughes
Bell's Mobil Service
Denniston
Pence’s Food Center
Leach
Crite’s
Carey
Milton
Brown
Masonry Coast
Koon
Swallow
McFadden
Helen & Bill
Cordle
Fairmont Dairy
Roller & Ro
Reddick
Romstedt’s
Dengel
Browns Face Eagles After Giants Rout
The Cleveland Browns, after a 33-6 loss to the NY Giants, prepare to meet the Philadelphia Eagles at Franklin Field. The outcome could show if Cleveland stays atop the Eastern Conference as NFL games Sunday unfold across the league.
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Franklin Field
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Hagies
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St. Louis
Celtics Extend Winning Streak Without Cousy
Boston continues its NBA run as John Havilcek fills in after Bob Cousy's departure. The Celtics beat the 76ers 119 to 102 with Sam Jones adding 28 and Bill Russell anchoring defense. In other games, the Lakers beat the Royals 122 to 112 as Jerry West and Dick Barnett led Los Angeles with 29 each while Oscar Robertson led Kansas City with 24.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Bob Cousy
Bill Russell
Celtics
NBA
Cousy
Boston College
John Havilcek
Havilcek
Ohio State
Philadelphia 76Ers
Sam Jones
Russell
Philadelphia
Hal Greer
Gers
Los Angeles Lakers
Cincinnati Royals
Lakers
S. Louis Hawks
Royals
Jerry West
West
Dick Barnett
Oscar Robertson
Halfback Sets Rushing Mark
New York reports Jimmie Kearney of Prairie View A&M gained 465 total yards against Arkansas AM&N, 293 passing and 172 rushing, a notable small college record. George Bork of Northern Illinois extends his total offense lead, with 2,215 yards, and tied season TD passes record at 26. Overall, Kearney climbs to 10th in small college total offense while Bork threatens multiple passing and total offense marks. Jim Holder and Jim Ankerson lead in rushing and scoring in their division.
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Jimmie Kearney
Praire View A&m
George Bork
Northern
Ilinois
Kearney
Arkansas Am&n
Ncaa Service Bureau
Reds Bagwell
Pennsylvania
Bork
Dave
Northern Illinois
Jim Holder
Panhandle A&m
Jim Ankerson
Ripon
Council Backs Earnings Tax Proposal in KC
Kansas City Building Trades Council with about 20 000 members votes unanimously to support the proposed earnings tax. The group urges members to work for approval at the December 17 election. If approved the tax would be one half of one percent on all earnings originating in the city for residents and non residents alike.
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Kansas City Building Trades Council
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