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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1966

Page

4

Waymire and Brady spark Ottawa Cyclones first win

Ote tog high school. Ottawa Cyclones stun Washburn Rural 20 13 at Cook Field. QB Brad Waymire passes and rushes for key yards while Ron and Tim Brady lead a swarming defense. DePriest adds scoring runs as Ottawa overcomes penalties and fumbles to claim their season’s first victory.

Terry Ostmeyer Otetawa High School Washburn Rural Topeka Cyclones Chuck Waymire OHL Doug Underwood Cook Field Waymire Gary DePriest Ottawa Ron Tim Brady Tim Mheane Brady Cye DePriest Blues Washburn Jim White Topeka City White OHS Wavemire Ote Talley Mike McClay Dee Ottawa High

OU Gains CC Victory, Drops Soccer Match

Hillsboro Ottawa University gained a split in fall sports here Friday defeating Tabor and Kansas Wesleyan in cross country and losing to Tabor in a Meehan Conference soccer match. Tabor won 3-1 to go 1-1 in conference while OU had 57 shot attempts in soccer but converted only one. Jerry Benedict led OU in cross country with 14 minutes 42 seconds for 3.10e miles as OU edged Wesleyan 34 37 in the run.

Hillsboro Ottawa University Tabor Kansas Wesleyan Meehan Braves Stan Hartman Jerry Benedict Ottawa Benedict Wesleyan Taebor Richard Hatchcraft Dick Jackson Dale Robertson Allen Foley John Weslowski

Overbrook Tops Burlingame 13–6 for First Win

Overbrook edge Burlingame 13 to 6 on Friday night at Burlingame as Mike Reece and Doug Davis scored fourth quarter touchdowns. Reece broke a 64 yard run for the first score and Davis clinched the victory with a 3 yard plunge. Burlingame led 6–0 at half after J Thornburgh’s second quarter dive.

Mike Reece Doug Davis Overbrook Burlingame Reece Paydirt Davis Dan Tutcher J. Thornburgh Burlings

Osage City Beats Baldwin 46-6 in Nonleague Clash

Osage City overwhelmed Baldwin 46 to 6 in a nonleague game Friday night. Baldwin’s only blemish in two years was a 13 all tie with Wellsville last season. The Bulldogs are 21 for 1966 now.

Baldwin Osage City Wellsville Bulldogs

Vikings roll past Stilwell for 33 6 victory

Cen tral Heights quarterback Rick Bowman threw three touchdown passes covering 267 yards as the Vikings built a 16 first half and 33 6 win over Stilwell. Bowman connected with John Chrisjohn for 31 and 27 yards and Pat Moore for 80 yards. Stan Wood and Tom King added rushing scores while Wood led with 11 tackles.

Princeton Rick Bowman Central Heights Footeball Stilwell Bowman John Chrisjohn Pat Moore Chrisjohn Stan Wood Tom King Vikings Rick Gierson Wood Stillwell

Rain Stymies Pirates as Doubleheader Looms

Rain washed out play at Forbes Field forcing a Pirates Giants doubleheader. Harry Walker vented frustration as Pittsburgh battles Los Angeles to stay alive, needing three wins and Dodgers losses to force a playoff with the Giants and Phillies. Philadelphia's 5-3 win keeps L A's magic number at two.

Ron Rapoport Associated Press Harry Harry Walker The Sun Forbes Field Giants Los Angeles Dodgers Pirates Phillies Dodgers Philadelphia Los Angeles Dodger Pirate Pittsburgh Phils Cincinnati

Wellsville Eagles Clinch Little Seven Win Over Eudora

Wellsville 20 Eudora 12 as the Eagles rally from early setbacks. Mike Holtwick scored once, Roger O Neil ran for three touchdowns, and a 13 6 halftime margin followed by a 10 yard third quarter score. Eudora added a late 35 yard pass from Wehner to Beach. Cornerback Jerry Holtwick led Wellsville defense to lift the season record to 1 161 and 1 10 in league play.

Jim Good Wellsville Eudora Wehner Beach Jerry Holtwick Eagles

Neodesha Dominates Garnett 35–0 for 31st Straight Win

Neodesha, led by Gary Hutchinson, powered past Garnett 35 to 0 in a Tri-Valley League game to extend its winning streak. Hutchinson scored twice and threw two TD passes, with Adams and Watkins adding 30 yard TD catches, and Watkins scoring once more on a 6 yard run. Garnett’s Barr faced a safety by Neodesha as the Bulldogs moved to 6-2 in league and 12-? overall.

Garnett Nededesha Gary Hutchinson Neodesha Hutchinson Don Adams Watkins Dean Barr Bulldogs Tri-Valley

Thayer Defeats Quenemo 41 to 18 in Eight-Man Clash

Thayer held a 24 point edge by halftime and defeated Quenemo 41 18. Jeff Casten and Jerry Mooney starred for Thayer with two touchdowns each and a strong defensive effort including 12 tackles and 10 assists. Quenemo finished with limited first-half production and later added yards but fell short.

Thayer Quenemo Buffaloes Jeff Casten Jerry Mooney Casten Mooney Reyard

Pomona PATs Edge Melvern in chilly showdown

Pomona earned a 27 to 25 victory over Melvern as two first quarter touchdowns by Melvern put Pomona behind 0 12. The game featured cold stands and players warming by stomping along the sidelines. Terry Lightle connected with Bob Thompson on a 5 yard pass for Pomona’s first score, followed by a Thompson two yard scoring run.

White Washburn Larry Bowker Ottawa Cyclones Zeke Wigglesworth Pomona Melvern Terry Lightle Bob Thompson Reyard Thompson Panthers Indians Jim Beesley Beesley Antone Buddy” Hackett Steve King Panther King Bill Scott Poemona Hackett Jack White Daryl Patterson

Lyndon Tigers defeat Williamsburg in nonleague clash

Lyndon Tigers jump to 3-0 with a 20-6 win over Williamsburg. Lloyd Tiffany started the scoring with a first quarter TD, Doug Piper added a 62 yard run, and Jim Gurss returned an 82 yard kickoff for a touch. Piper ran for 141 yards on 17 carries and Gurss led Lyndon with 11 tackles.

Lyndon Williamsburg Tigers Lloyd Tiffany Doug Piper Jim Gurss Tiger Darrell Hurt Paydirt Panthers Piper Gurss Lance Jones Tom Tincher Jake Heck

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