Ottawa University Hosts Andrew B. Martin Soccer Tourney
Ottawa University stages a one day four team soccer tournament at Cook Field and 11th Street field featuring OU Evangel Park College and William Jewell. Start times are 10 45 a m and 7 p m with two five minute overtimes and corner kick tiebreaker if needed. OU and Park enter as favorites with records 9 2 and 7 2. A traveling trophy will be awarded for the champion with permanent possession after three consecutive wins. Admission 1 for adults 2 for all games 50 cents for students.
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Big Eight football notes and Honolulu golf wrap
Around the conference Kansas coach Pepper Rodgers emphasizes a filming tactic before Oklahoma game while players from Missouri and Nebraska receive injury and lineup notes. Iowa State praises Missouri's offense as Majors hails the Tigers. Nebraska’s Davis earns a starting berth after a strong Iowa State showing. In Honolulu, Billy Casper and Jack Montgomery shoot 64s in a pro am for the $125000 Hawaiian International golf tournament.
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Homecoming for OHL Cyclones Faces Argentine Friday
Ottawa High returns to ERL play after a nine day layoff to host Argentine, the league favorite rival in a pivotal night. coach J W Emerson eyes eliminating mistakes as Tim Brady may sit hurt and Van Fossan shifts to running back if needed. Argentine counters with size up front led by Oson Russell Ritter, while Ottawa touts strong defense and Wilmer Thompson's 483 rushing yards pace. The clash at Cook Field starts at 7 30 p m with big title implications for the league race.
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Surprising Baltimore A Contender In NBA East
The Baltimore Bullets rose from the division cellar to become a surprise Eastern contender with a 140-119 win over the Atlanta Hawks. It was their fifth straight victory and ninth in 12 games, keeping pace with strong leaders as Cincinnati edged Chicago and Boston and Detroit beat Seattle.
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Packers Look At Mercer in Green Bay
Packers coach Phil Bengtson eyes veteran kicker Mike Mercer as a potential replacement in Green Bay after watching him kick on a rain soaked practice field. Mercer, 32, has played for four teams in the NFL and AFL, including the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
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