Braves Roll Over Bethany in Kansas Conference Fight
Ottawa improved to 8-0 with a 48-14 victory over Bethany, dominating 314 yards to 195. Key plays included a fumble recovery at the Bethany 14, multiple Lewis runs, and a 56-yard drive ending in a Sutton pass to Brown. Nov. 12 they meet Baker for the conference championship.
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Top Teams Eye Bowl Committees in Busy Weekend
AP reports college football powerhouses Iowa Minnesota Navy Missouri Washington and Tennessee top the latest top ten as bowl committees eye prime selections. Hurricanes rally past Florida State 23 7 while Detroit shocks Marquette and GW beats Richmond 16 0.
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Decision Soon On Sale Of A s
A Chicago judge will decide if iProbate Court has jurisdiction to oversee the sale of the Kansas City Athletics. Judge Robert J. Dunne heard on Friday from Mrs. Warren W. Humes of New York, widow of Arnold M. Johnson, who owned 52 percent of the A's stock and wants their son Jeffrey to someday own the club. The City National Bank of Chicago, executor of the Johnson estate, seeks guidance on voting Johnson stock at a November 9 stockholders meeting in Chicago. Offers of about $3.5 million have been received from groups in Kansas City and St. Louis. Mrs. Humes is represented by Harold L. Herzstein.
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Red Star Threat to Strike US Fleet Near Soviet Shores
Moscow authorities report Red Star warns the Soviet Union will blow up any American fleet that sails too close. The paper notes heightened defenses during NATO maneuvers in the Aegean and Bosporus regions, with US nuclear submarines and fleet movements cited as provocative gestures.
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Hawthorne Team Midget Champs Clinch City Title
Hawthorne midget team defeated Field 12 to 0 to win the city recreation league finals, completing an undefeated season. Chuck Anderson starred with a 22 yard run and another score on a draw play, and Hawthorne added a second rushing TD on the same play. Lincoln faced Garfield in the other game.
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Sinclair Gubernatorial Campaign Ad Highlights Experience
Republican candidate Sinclair presents deputy treasurer with over four years in the treasurer's office. The political advertisement urges voters to support the candidate, signaling readiness for public fiscal duties.
Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies League Highlights
Readouts show high scores across clubs including Simmons 180 and 477, Carey 176 and 495, Moherman 208 and 452, Christie 178 and 459, Leach 179 and 512, Roller 195 and 479, Hughes 155, Fredeen 425, Meador 183 and 511, Hilts 219 and 535, plus Woolgast 535 for Royal teams and others noted in brackets across venues Frms.
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Ex-Senators Seek Cure as New Minnesota Club Grows
MINNEAPOLIS AP The ex Washington Senators bring optimism on moving to Minneapolis St Paul but fear for Camilo Pascual. Owner Calvin Griffith plans Mayo Clinic exam for the ace pitcher who injured his arm late last season. Griffith aims at four or five new faces with Pascual Ramos Lee Stobbs and Kralick as core, and rookie Ralph Sumnell to prove he can be a major league pitcher.
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Internal Strife Rocks Oakland AFL Franchise
The AFL Raiders face internal strife as reports state a $400000 loss this season and possible move by General Manager Chet Soda. Co-owner Robert Osborne condemns partners as “babies” amid stadium plan delays while Oakland contends with NFL rivals and a 34-28 loss to Boston.
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Chargers beat Titans to lead Western Division standings
The Chargers defeated the New York Titans 21-7 to move to 5-3 and take a half game ahead of Denver. The Broncos can catch up by facing Houston, the Eastern Division leader at 5-2, in Denver on Sunday, while Dallas plays Buffalo to finish the weekend slate.
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