Ottawa Braves Roll Sterling 62 21 In Kansas Conference clash
Ottawa University Braves dominated Sterling with a 503 yard ground attack, winning 62 21. McAninch and Sutton each scored 12 points, Sutton adding four extra point kicks, as Ottawa racked up 495 rushing yards and 43 passing yards while Sterling managed 176 rushing and 160 passing yards.
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Baseball and Football Scores From Weekend Games
National League final standings list Pittsburgh leading with 95 wins and Milwaukee at 68. St Louis 86, Los Angeles 72, San Francisco 75, Cincinnati 67, Chicago 69, Philadelphia 58. Sunday results include Pittsburgh 9 Milwaukee 5 and San Francisco 8 St Louis 2. Chicago 10 Los Angeles 8 went 14 innings. NFL Sunday results Baltimore 42 Chicago 7 and Cleveland 28 Pittsburgh 20. New York 35 St Louis 14 and Green Bay 28 Detroit 9. American League notes Los Angeles 24 Buffalo 10 and New York 37 Dallas 35. Denver 31 Oakland 14.
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Big Eight Prestige Soars Over Weekend
Big Eight football prestige rose after Missouri and Oklahoma won key intersectional games while Kansas nearly toppled Syracuse. Missouri beat Penn State 21-8. Oklahoma downed Pittsburgh 15-14. Syracuse edged Kansas 14-7. Iowa State beat Nebraska 10-7. Colorado defeated Kansas State 27-7.
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Shaw Comes Off Bench To Pace Defeat Cards
George Shaw sparked the Giants from behind to rout the St Louis Cardinals 35-14 after entering in the second quarter. He threw four TD passes and connected with Joe Morrison and Kyle Rote for big scores, as New York matched other NFL results including a Browns win and a Colts blowout. Unitas extended his consecutive-game TD streak to 39 with multiple long completions.
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Yankees Finish Season With 8-7 Win Over Red Sox
Yankees clinch AL title with 97-57 record, 19 of last 21 wins. Mickey Mantle tops homer race with 40, Roger Maris leads RBI at 112, Dale Long delivers a game winning two run homer in ninth to beat Boston and set World Series opener against the Pirates. Long hit .366 with 10 RBIs in stretch.
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Rough Weekend for Kansas Champs in CIC and CIC actions
Defending CIC champions Kansas teams endured a rough weekend with notable non conference losses and mixed results. St Benedict’s edged by the Indians 16-15 on a late field goal, Baker beat College of Emporia 18-7, Washburn and Emporia State won, while Pittsburg crushed Missouri Mines 52-6. Fort Hays fell to Colorado College 28-19 and Omaha lost to Colorado Mines 28-20. Bethel crushed Friends 34-6, Southwestern topped McPherson 27-0, and Kansas Wesleyan beat Bethany 20-19. Conference matchups included Bethany at Southwestern and Baker at Kansas Wesleyan. Non league games featured Fort Hays at Eastern New Mexico and Washburn at Warrensburg, among others.
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Junction City Man Wins Salina Pro Am Tourney
Bob Stone of Junction City won the Heart of America Pro Am 54 hole event at Salina with 209 four under par to take $750. Gay Brewer was second at 210, Tom Garrity finished 217 after a 79 final round, Langford was third at 211, and ties at 912 included Boynton Justice and Ernie Vossler.
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Old Heads Lead New Pro Teams To Victories
AFL action saw Dorow throw four TDs and 281 yards as the New York Titans beat Dallas 37 35 to lead the Eastern Division. Tripucka aided Denver to a 31 14 win over Oakland while Los Angeles defeated Buffalo 24 10. Dorow’s 272 yards and three TDs in the first half fueled the Titans rally in a high scoring affair, with Maynard and Shockley among receivers. Denver’s offense clicked behind Tripucka and Yelverton, and LA’s defense intercepted four Buffalo passes aiding two scores.
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Pirates End Play With Final Win Over Braves
Pirates finish the NL season with a 9-5 victory over Milwaukee, clinching first place and their first World Series berth in 33 years. Dick Groat returns to go 1-for-4 to cap a .325 season while Wilmer Mizell earns his 14th win. The Pirates tagged Lew Burdette for 15 hits as Harlow Haddix and Vinegar Bend Mizell held the Braves to ten hits.
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Bowling Scores Mixer Ups Ogle Christie League
Mixed bowling scores list several duos with high games and series. Christie 202-41 leads Ogle Christie 3, Hughes 161, Hughes 435, Robertson 211-559, Gilborn 160-438, Pogue 194-516, Schnoke 160-444, Liegerot 185-463, Gilborn 438, Nalley 430, Royer 160, C Nalley 430.
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Grid Leaders Have Breathers This Week
Mississippi and Syracuse lead the AP poll with unscathed records as week reviews show Navy, Army, Florida, Iowa, Minnesota rising threats. Ole Miss plays Vanderbilt and Syracuse visits Holy Cross while Washington’s struggles deepen after a Navy loss.
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Princeton Wins Baseball Game in Fall Matchup
Princeton defeated Richmond 6 to 3 in a fall baseball game. Gary Hull pitched seven innings allowing four hits to earn the win. Princeton will meet Lane at Princeton in the second game of the round robin Franklin County fall baseball championship. Terry Gretencord took the loss for Richmond after two innings. Score by innings shows Princeton four runs in the fifth and sixth, Richmond one in the second and two in the fourth.
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Law To Face Ditmar In First Game Of Series
A right handed pitching duel was forecast for the opening game of the 1960 World Series between Vernon Law of the Pirates and Art Ditmar of the Yankees. Law was named after recovery from a sprained ankle, with Dick Groat reporting no wrist issues.
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