Ottawa High routs Washburn Rural 34 to 13 at Cook Field
Ottawa High dominates with a fast start and a strong first half led by quarterback Gary Mavity who opened with an 85 yard kickoff return and added a 28 yard run and a 39 yard scoring pass. Terry Davis, Tom Hickman and Mavity fuel a 27 point first half as Ottawa improves to 2 1. Washburn Rural scores late in the game as junior blues try to rally but Ottawa’s defense holds. Mavity passes 51 yards and the workhorse back gains 64 yards on 19 carries.
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Ottawa
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Ang
Cyclones
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OHS
Blues
Topeka
Hickman
Terry Davis
Tom Hickman
Davis
Joe Maloney
Bowker
Bien
Washburn
Mike Brady
Terry Murphy
Williamsburg
Dick Ratcliff
Hamilton
Ed Ransom
Ratcliff
Jay Heck
Ransom
Tom Long
Williamburg
Ottawa bowling league scores night Hawks Packers and more
Ottawa bowling results list high scores and top bowlers for multiple teams including Night Hawks, Packers, Mongomery Ward, White Appliance, Harry Smith Auto, Heathman Oil and others. Standout performances feature D Keim 178 460 and W Burgoon 201 543 with several players posting 400s and 500s across 10 30 games.
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Ottawa Packers
J. Clark
Mongomery Ward
D. Keim
White Appliance
E. Lawrance
Harry Smith Auto
F. Simmons
Heathman Oil
W. Burgoon
Jaycee’s
B. Rhodes
Leavenworth Pioneers topple Turner Bears in EKL clash
Leavenworth built a lead after a 7-6 second quarter edge, then capitalized on Turner's three turnovers with three touchdowns. Turner’s lone TD came on an 18-yard pass from Gene Petty to Frank Stankiewicz, with Joe Lee kicking the extra point. It was Turner’s third straight defeat.
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Turner High
Pioneers
Turner
Golden Bears
Bears
Gene Petty
Frank Stankiewicz
Joe Lee
Rams And Colts Clash In NFC Showdown
The NFL Sunday features Los Angeles visiting Baltimore in a high profile clash for Western Conference top spot. Baltimore boasts Johnny Unitas indoors against a Rams front seven led by Olsen and Grier, while Green Bay, Detroit, Cleveland and others fill the weekend slate with key divisional games.
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Associated Press
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Pete Rozelle
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Rosey Grier
Merlin Olsen
Dave Jones
Lamar Lundy
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Lundy
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Jimmy Brown
Cowboys
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Yankees Clinch Flag Tie On Ford Shafted Rivalry Night
Yogi Berra guided Whitey Ford to a sturdy five two win over Cleveland to pull the Yankees into a tie for the pennant as Chicago and Kansas City battled in a doubleheader. The White Sox swept the Athletics to stay two back while St Louis edged the Mets in a 1-0 game and San Francisco beat Chicago 9-0. Skowron's bases loaded single capped the Sox sweep. Pizarro earned his 19th win in the opener.
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al Downing
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Pomona Indians trounce Fontana in non-league romp
Pomona Indians dominated Fontana 45 to 0 in a non-league football game. Raymon Schroeder connected with Craig Collins on a 27 yard pass for the opening score and later Schroeder plus Hogue extended the lead with multiple plays, including a 74 yard sprint by Schroeder to cap the night. Collins added the final extra point. Mundy added two extra points.
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Pomona
Indians
Fontana
Raymon Schroeder
Craig Collins
Jim Hogue
Schroeder
Hogue
Collins
Terry Mundy
Munday
Wellsville Edges Eudora in Homecoming Thriller
Wellsville defeated Eudora 7 to 6 on the opening drive score and held on. Gary Davenport starred for the Eagles with an 18 yard TD run and 84 rushing yards, plus key punt and tackle stats. Eudora matched with a third quarter 10 yard TD pass from Hermon Harris to David Durkin but failed on a late drive, Dusty Swearingen intercepting to seal it.
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Eudora
Wellsville
Gary Davenport
Eagles
Mike Burrell
Hermon Harris
David Durkin
Dusty Swearingen
Wells
Melvern Remains Undefeated With 39 6 Victory
Melvern remains unbeaten after a 39 6 win over Quenemo. Roy Bailey ran for three scores on two six yard efforts and a 50 yard dash. Leland Shaffer threw 12 of 21 and added a 30 yard run for a score. Bobby Thompson scored on a 20 yard run and John Fellers broke 60 yards. Thompson Arb and Lindstrom added points after touchdowns. Melvern’s defense held Quenemo to two first downs and intercepted two passes.
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Melvern
Quenemo
Roy Bailey
Leland Shaffer
Bobby Thompson
John Fellers
Thompson
Tom Arb
Leon Lindstrom
Hamilton Takes Thriller Over Williamsburg 27-25
Hamilton edges Williamsburg in a non-conference 8-man duel. Ratcliff and Ransom star for Hamilton with key long runs and a late 56 yard sprint sealing a 27-25 win. Williamsburg drops to 0-3 while Hamilton improves to 3-0.
One Hired Pesky Fired In Red Sox Shakeup
Boston Red Sox name Billy Herman as manager on a two year contract while general manager Mike Higgins fires Johnny Pesky. Herman expected to lead the club against Washington today with the squad looking to change its course.
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Boston
Billy Herman
Boston Red Sox
Mike Higgins
Johnny Pesky
Herman
Red Sox
Washington
Baldwin 25 Osage City 7 non league win
Baldwin scored two touchdowns in each of the second and fourth quarters to defeat Osage City 25 to 7. Ron Chambers ran for two yards and Fred Purvist on for the first half TDs. Mark Biddle added the extra point to push to 18-0 at halftime.
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Osage City
Ron Chambers
Fred Purvis Ton
Mark Biddle
Mike Jones
John Jackson
Woody Hobson
Biddle
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