OU Wins Slimy Duel From Wildcats 3 0
Ottawa University edged Baker 3-0 at Cook Field in muddy conditions. Freshman Al Pooley kicked a 21-yard field goal late in the third quarter after OU weathered two Bowerman interceptions and a punting duel to seize the scoring edge and cap a 5-4 season with a win over Baker, 3-0.
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Sayers Fools Doctors With Crutchless Exit
Gale Sayers, Chicago Bears star, walked out of Illinois Masonic Hospital days after knee surgery saying he would be back next season. He refused crutches, kept his cast hidden, and dismissed fears of a mental block while praising his recovery as fantastic.
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Mound City Eagles Edge Central Heights 13-0 in Muddy Clash
Mound City Eagles defeated Central Heights Vikings 13-0 as a rugged defensive effort and a late score secured the win. QB Wally Rowe led a 61 yard opening drive capped by a 10-yard TD to Marion Johnson. no extra point.
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Turner Halts Olathe to Tie ERL Football Race
Turner edged Olathe 20-15 at home to pull into a four win one loss league mark, tying Bonner Springs for the 1968 East Kansas League title race. Ottawa beat Bonner Thursday and Argentine finished third. Ottawa 2-2-1, Rosedale 1-4, Olathe 0-4-1.
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A Tale of Four Cities NBA Week in Review
The Cincinnati Royals sit atop the Eastern Division at 8-2 after a four-city tour ends with a 12-115 win over Baltimore and a 116-105 loss to Boston. Baltimore leads the East at 12-4 after a 129-102 win over Milwaukee, with multiple games across the league highlighting a tense round of action.
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Hockey Results From Friday Through Monday
Associated Press roundup of hockey results lists no Friday games and schedules for Saturday Sunday and Monday across NHL matchups including Oakland Montreal New York Pittsburgh Chicago Toronto Detroit St Louis Los Angeles Minnesota Boston Philadelphia and more.
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Baldwin 55 Perry 6 seals undefeated season for Bulldogs
Bob Chambers ran 29 times for 222 yards and five touchdowns to lead Baldwin to a 55-6 victory over Perry. Baldwin finished 9-0, unbeaten in Jayhawk League play after clinching the title with a win over Gardner. Nutt, Hitchcock, Turner also scored. Hughey had nine tackles and a fumble recovery as Perry's Stebbins returned a punt for the final TD.
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Weekend Kansas football scores sweep across many towns
In Friday action Atchison and Sumner tied at 13, Andover beat Remington 19 to 7, Anthony defeated Kingman 14 to 0, Arkansas City crushed Winfield 33 to 6, Augusta Campus postponed due to rain. A wide slate shows Dodge City 39 to Russell 0, Ellsworth 27 over St John 6, Emporia 27 to Clay Center 13, Derby 40 over Wichita Heights 21, plus many more results across the state with notable wins by Chapman, Concordia, Pittsburg, Garden City, Hays, Topeka rivals, and Oklahoma entries in cross-border matchups.
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Gophers rout Pomona to end season 41 to 6
Overbrook blocked Pomona’s first possession punt and Roger Vanderslice turned it into a 2 yard touchdown. Mike Reece scored twice on 17 and 44 yard runs as Overbrook built a 20-0 halftime lead and added 21 more in the second half. Gary Goff threw a 3 yard TD pass to Dennis Supple and ran for a score, Bill Reece had a 50 yard TD, and Dana Coffman added a 28 yard field goal. Pomona’s Ty Hogue connected with Jerry Adell for their lone TD in the fourth quarter. Overbrook finishes 4-5, Pomona 2-6-1.
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Williamsburg Girls Volleyball Tourney Set for Nov 18 19
About 150 players from eight schools Pomona Central Heights Quenemo Melvern Overbrook Waverly Burlingame and Williamsburg compete at Williamsburg High School starting 6 30 p m each night Nov 18 and 19 Admission 75 cents adults 50c students 26c for grade school Eight schools enter A and B teams with eight players on a roster and substitutions allowed Matches use best two of three Winners from night one meet night two for first and second places Trophies awarded in each division
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Pro Basketball Scores and Upcoming NBA Matches
Baltimore topped Milwaukee 129 to 102 while Boston beat Cincinnati 116 to 105 and Philadelphia fell to Atlanta 115. In late results San Diego won 127 119 over Los Angeles and San Francisco 138 105 over Detroit. Two overtimes featured Seattle 128 Phoenix 124. Upcoming games include Atlanta at Cincinnati Chicago at New York Milwaukee at Philadelphia Boston at San Diego Los Angeles at San Francisco Detroit at Seattle Seattle at Los Angeles Boston at Phoenix.
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