AP Poll Has Few Changes in Top Twenty
The Associated Press college football rankings show USC atop the poll with 40 first place votes and 978 points after a 44-3 win over Washington State. Alabama remains second, Nebraska closes on Alabama with a 33-10 win over Colorado, and Michigan, Ohio State, LSU, Oklahoma, UCLA, Texas, and Penn State hold spots behind. Louisville, Air Force, and Arkansas drop from the Top Twenty, replaced by North Carolina, Arizona State, Stanford, and Yale as voters shift after weekend games.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Southern California
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Alabama
Southern Cal
Washington State
Mississippi State
Nebraska
Colorado
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio State
Minnesota
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Tigers
Oklahoma
UCLA
Texas
Penn State
Town State
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Maryland
Auburn
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Missouri
Texas Tech
Iowa State
North Carolina
Arizona State
Yale
Louisville
Air Force
Arkansas
Tulsa
Army
Texas A&m
Clemson
Texas-F
LSU
Carolina
Arizona St
Baylor
North Carolina State
Washington
Unitas An Unhappy Colt In Foxboro Debut Bench
Johnny Unitas admitted the love affair with the Baltimore Colts is over after being benched for Marty Domres. Domres passed for 89 yards with a TD to Tom Mitchell as the Colts fall to 2-6, while Sandusky wins his first game as interim coach amid odd beer bottle incident in the end zone.
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Foxboro
Mass
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
New England Patriots
Johnny
Marty Domres
Columbia
Unitas
Domres
Johnny U
Marty
New England
Tom Mitchell
Joe Thomas
Colts
Thomas
NFL
Minnesota
Miami
John Sandusky
Colt
Don McCafferty
Sandusky
Don Nottingham
Golly
Jim O’brien
USOC seeks public image overhaul after Munich turmoil
The U S Olympic Committee plans to hire a public relations firm to improve its image amid external problems and internal unrest sparked by the Munich Games. President Buck and vice president Kane warned of intensified media scrutiny as NCAA members withdrew, while Krumm was nominated for USOC president ahead of February elections. The EDs urged talks with NCAA to address core issues.
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New York
U.S
Madison Avenue
USOC
Clifford H. Buck
Robert J. Kane
Kane
Cornell University
Philip C. Krumm
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
USCC
Krumm
Kenosha
Wis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Farflung
County Cross Country Results Announced
Franklin County cross country championships list winners by grade and age groups. Notable top finishers include Donnie Cain Garfield School in 3:11 for boys 9 and under and Jolene Revey Garfield School 3:10 for girls 10 and under, with numerous results across 12 age divisions and school teams such as Pomona, Ottawa High, Wellsville, and Central Heights.
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Franklin County
Donnie Cain
Garfield School
Carlton Howell
Eisenhower School
Bobby Wadkins
Jolene Revey
Garfield
Rhonda Lintner
Wellsville
Kellie Phillips
David Strehlow
Mark Barnes
Lincoln School
Bill Seyler
Ramona Lintner
Debra Birch
Janet Coen
Andy Parkin
Pomona
David Miller
Doug Mumma
Sacred Heart School
Linda Walters
Central Heights
Linda Lickteig
Donna Hay
Ottawa
Tim Mages
Ottawa High
Wesley Hay
Miles Hart
Debbie Walter
Liz Eyleen
Ottawa University
Mike Miller
Curt Brewer
Walter Lickteig
Kay Maher
Carma Warner
Mary Byleen
Don Nease
Tom Maher
Volleyball City Scores Wrapup
Women's Division results highlight Foursquare defeating Jestarz and Westminster beating Foursquare. Damron-Towner edged Westminster, while Williamsburg outpaced Jolly Dolles. Centropolis defeated Pomon, Met's Di Westminster toppled Don's T.U. Methodist, and First Baptist won over Patsy.
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Foursquare
Jestarz Damron-Towner
Westminster Golddiggers
Foursquare Damron-Towner
Appanoose
Pizza Village
Appanoose Williamsburg
Jolly Dailies
Jolly Dolles Centropolis
Pomon Met
di Westminster
Don's T.U. Methodist
Foursquare First Baptist
Patsy’s Sion
Area Player Of The Week Phil Moore Leads Vikings
Phil Moore of Central Heights earns Herald Area Player Of The Week after a 38 13 win over Pomona to close the 1972 season. Moore scores three touchdowns, runs for 28 rushing yards on several attempts, and adds a 50 yard screen reception while posting 10 tackles from his end position as CH finishes 4 5.
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Phil Moore
Central Heights
Herald
Moore
Vikings
Pomona
Mark Seymour Named OHL Player Of The Week
Ottawa High's Mark Seymour was chosen as OHL Player Of The Week after a 220 yard three touchdown game as Ottawa Cyclones crushed Bonner Springs 46 6 in the finale. The senior finished with 1 085 rushing yards on the season, the first 1 000 yard OHL back in seven years.
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The
Herald
Ottawa
Mark Seymour
Seymour
Cyclones
Bonner Springs
OHL
OHS
Steve Hanes
Mark Strehlow
Terry Wallace
Chris Ko
Ottawa Cyclones Football Set Season Records In 1972
The Ottawa High Cyclones finished 8-1 and won a third straight East Kansas league title. They ranked No. 2 in class 3-A with a 3,063 total offense and boasted the top rush attack in OHL history, averaging 295 yards per game for 2,655 rushing yards.
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Ottawa High
Cyclones
OHS
Ottawa
Bowling Scores From Night Across Many Leagues
A sweeping bowling score report lists top high games and totals for dozens of leagues and teams including Wizards, DING DONGS, COORS KIDS, THURSDAY KNIGHTS, FRIDAY NIGHT LADIES, OTTAWA BOWL, PATTERSON CHEV, FRANKLIN SAVINGS, and more. Notable high scores include Kamper 209 579 and Wolgast 208 565, with many players posting 400s and 500s across multiple outlets.
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Wizards
Kamper
Wolgast
Party Poopers
D. Shenk
Coors Kids
Eubank
Thursday Knights
Randy Hamerickhouse
Gutterbugs
Houston
Lucky Four
Turner
Fritts
F. Fritts
C. Fritts
Fantastic Four
Heth
ATE
M. Ott
Brunswick League
First National Bank
Liegerot
McFadden
Breckenridge
Harmer
John’s Gulf—T
Haas
Moorman’s
Tice
Lemaster
Scribner
MFA Ins
Spears
Ottawa Bus Service Inc
Meador
Ottawa Bowl
Heckman
Helen & Bill's Cafe
Wenthe
Hamilton
Boise Cascade
Dykstra
Sisters
White
Lane
Baldowin-Ward
Everson
Royal T
Lee’s
Greshears
West Wilson Truck
Coffman
Crites Appliances
Highway Patrol Settles Prep Playoff Squabble
Fort Scott Kansas, AP The Kansas Highway Patrol helped settle a dispute over the site of Friday's district high school football playoff game. Patrol measured distances from Fort Scott High School to the Missouri line while the state association confirmed Fort Scott would host the Class 3-A playoff. Fort Scott sits 4.6 miles from the state line. St Joseph's Shawnee is 5 miles away.
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Fort Scott, Kan
Kansas Highway Patrol
Jim Hail
Fort Scott Tribune
Highway Patrol
Fort Scott High School
Missouri State Line
Kansas City Kan
Itage
Genaro Mirocke
St. Joseph of
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Fort’Scott
Dick Hedges
Brice Durbin
High School, Activities Association
Fort Scott
St. Joseph’s
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Larry Black
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