Dust Clears After More Lineup Changes By OU
Ottawa University makes lineup shifts to face Bethany, moving Ron Guest to split end and Wade Exum to flank, with Stan Wiegert at halfback and Jim Markos at fullback. Bob James out with injury. Bob Foster to tackle. Defensively see returning players and others sidelined as midseason changes continue.
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Ottawa University
Bethany
Lindsborg
Braves
Ron Guest
Guest
Stan Wiegert
Jim Markos
Bob James
Bob Foster
James
Ottawa
Pheasant Season Opens in Western Kansas Zone 2 Details
Kansas starts Zone 2 pheasant hunting Saturday with a 39 day season from Nov to Dec 29. Zone 1 opens Nov 16 with a 32 day season. Zone 2 bag limit three cock birds per day, possession limits tier up to 12 from day four. Zone 1 bag two cock birds per day, possession limits up to six from day three. Local densities vary but overall numbers similar to last fall. A $1 upland stamp and 1968 license required. Shooting hours half hour before sunrise to sunset.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
U.S. 81
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Bit Of Revenge May Be On KU's Mind Saturday
Kansas, third ranked, pursues eighth win this year and ninth straight dating to 1967 as it hosts Oklahoma in Memorial Stadium before a sellout crowd. The Jayhawks seek revenge for last year's 14-10 loss at Norman and aim for a Miami bowl bid with a 42.6 points per game offense while Oklahoma fights to defend its 1967 Big Eight crown. Kansas leads major colleges in scoring. Oklahoma averages 28.8 for offense but 25.5 allowed.
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Braves
Geoffrey Souther
Bethany
Richard Harlan
Souther
Jack Christianson
Ou-Bethany
Kansas
Lindsborg
Southwestern
Ottawa
College of Emporia
John Hehre
Lease Duckwall
Larry Harbaugh
Burdette Peterson
Carroll Lindgren
Art Dahl
Mike Gregory
Walt Howell
Pete Rebar
Terry Rogers
Mike Shay
Mike Olson
Olson
Ray Crumbaker
Mark Schupbach
Bill Bryant
Lawrence
Kan
Jayhawks
Oklahoma Sooners
Memorial Stadium
Sooners
Norman
Oklo
Oklahoma
Bengals Coach Sees KC Upgrade Regardless of QB
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown says the Chiefs offense remains dangerous with any quarterback, Len Dawson or Jacky Lee, ahead of Sunday’s clash. Lee, UC alum, replaces the injured Dawson who left last week with a bruised thigh as Sam Wyche leads the Bengals with Dewey Warren sidelined by a concussion. Brown praises Wyche and Robinson but criticizes the Bengals’ defense after a 27-17 loss to Houston.
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Cincinnati
Paul Brown
Kansas City Chiefs
Len Dawson
Jacky Lee
Lee
Brown
Chiefs
Jacky
Stram
Oakland
Dawson
Bengals
Kansas City
Sam Wyche
Dewey Warren
Wyche
Houston
Robinson
Vikings Roll Past Pleasanton For 25 13 ECEL Win
Central Heights climbs to .500 with a 25 13 victory over Pleasanton in ECEL action. Ron Neil’s 49 yard TD run put CH ahead for good after a 13 13 tie, Duane Stephan added two scores, Rex Foltz caught a 70 yard TD pass, and CH totaled 389 yards. The Vikings recorded 290 rushing yards in one of their best nights.
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Pleasanton
Central Heights
Vikings
Ron Neil
ECEL
Duane Stephan
Rex Foltz
Paydirt
Ron Stockard
K-State Invades NY in Big Eight clash at Nebraska
Nebraska hosts Kansas State in a homecoming showdown as 66 000 fans expect a win to halt a seven week home-field drought. Kansas State aims to snap a four game Big Eight skid led by speedy back Mack Herron and a passing attack led by Lynn Dickey and Dave Jones. Nebraska seeks a third straight win to stay in the conference title race despite a 1959 loss to Kansas State and a 41-9-2 series edge for the Huskers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas State
Colorado
Oklahoma
Huskers
Utah
Minnesota
Iowa State
Ames
Wildcats
Bob Devaney
Mack Herron
I-State
Sooners
Lynn Dickey
Dave Jones
Ernie Sigler
Kansas
Missouri
Boxing Results From The Associated Press
Portland Maine Al Romano outpointed Dave Mosby in a 144 to 141 fourteen ounce bout. Tokyo Rokuro Ishiyama defeated Rosalave Kid over ten rounds. Piacenza Ermanno Fasoli outpointed Omar Oliva in a 139 pound bout. Los Angeles Bobby Rodriguez beat Rene Macias on points. Ricardo Arrendondo stopped Billy Brown in Manila.
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
al Romano
North Adams
Mass
Dave Mosby
Brooklyn
N.Y
Tokyo
Rokuro Ishiyama
Japan
Rosalave Kid
Philippines
Piacenza
Italy
Ermanno Fasoli
Omar Oliva
Argentina
Los Angeles
Bobby Rodriguez
Minneapolis
Rene Macias
Mexico
Ricardo Arrendondo
Billy Brown
Manila
Bowling Scores Wednesday Night Ladies Pizza Village
Bowling scores list top performances across multiple leagues including high games and series. Notable scorers include Stankard 159 and Harper 444 for Wednesday Night Ladies, with ongoing tallies for teams like Independents, Grogan’s Service, and Commercial League entrants.
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Ladies Pizza Village
P. Stankard
K. Harper
Moore’s Chev
B. Schoch
Independents
R. Ball
H. D. Lee CO
C. Griffin
First National
N. Fritts
Lunger
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Wade Exum
Bob Fath
Joe Rei
Dan Miller
Harold Jefferies
ECAC
Friends
Baker
Baldwin
Kansas Wesleyan
C of E
Emporia
Bethel
McPherson
Sterling
Bob Warmack
Steve Zabel
Hawks
Pepper Rodgers
Miami
Rodgers
Bengal
University of Cincinnati
Hank Stram
Poo Ree
Jack’s
Jack and
Gretchen Kille
Bluejays
K-State
Twilight League
H. Linneman
Farm Bureau Ins
C. Fritts
Clary
S. Barber
D. Whiteford
F. Fuller
Everett
D. Heckman
Avunse Bennett Creamery
M. Miller
O. Morrison
Welborn
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Government Securities
Municipal Securities
U. S. Gov't Agency Securities
Capital
J. J. Chandler
R. M. Clogston
R. S. Hanes
C. W. Hegberg
Donald C. Hay
H. A. Letchworth
Frances O. Jones
Gwendola A. Pederson
Skelgas
N. Main
Pete
Skelly
Jerry Allen
Elizabeth C. Clogston
C. M. Ott
A. W. Chandler
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