Ottawa Staggers A Bit Then Rolls Past Sterling 35-7
Ottawa University recovered from a sluggish first half to dominate Sterling College 35-7 at home. Richard Bannon threw three TD passes, Leonard Scheufler caught two, and Ron Guest plus Dennis Jacobs led OU rushing as the Braves improved to 3-0 and set up a KC showdown with Emporia State. Sterling fought early, tied the game briefly late in the second, but Ottawa pulled away in the third quarter and added a late interception to seal the win.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Sterling
Ottawa University
Sterling College
Braves
Warriors
Ottawa
Leonard Scheufler
Ron Guest
Dennis Jaccobs
Paul Peffly
New
Smiser Stadium
Bannon
Scheufler
Ed Mack
Bruce Crofts
Jim Marekos
Warrior
Terry Woodbury
Andy Spotts
Hank Cooper
Alan Coleman
Woodbury
Guest
Jacobs
Clark Middleton
Scheis Fler
Crofts
Paul Lorenz
Marty Waller
Wareriors
OU All-America
Cooper
Jesse Ranedall
Spotts
Lorenz
Middleton
Crotis
Cook Field
Presbies
Baker
Tony Thompson
Bills blank Chiefs as KC loses second straight
Buffalo overwhelmed Kansas City 29-14 in Kansas City, ending the Chiefs perfect season bid. Kemp passed for 214 yards as Buffalo’s front four dominated, while KC managed only 51 rushing attempts. The loss drops both teams to 3-2, with Buffalo in second in the division.
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Kansas City
Buffalo
Bills
Chiefs
Jack Kemp
Wray Carleeton
Bob Burnett
Elbert Dubenion
Jerry Mays
Hank Stram
Kemp
Joe Collier
Collier
Len Dawson
Otis Taylor
Dawson
Curtis McClinton
Bobby Bell
Booth Luster
Pete Beathard
Tom Tracey
Dawesson
Stram
Tommy Brooker Ree
Carleton
Big 8 Balance Finally Arrives
Big Eight balance appears real as Iowa State and Kansas State push Colorado hard in losses while Kansas defeats Minnesota. Missouri upsets UCLA late, with Missouri rallying from a 17 point deficit before UCLA drives for the win. Overall 8-8 vs outside teams and 3-1 against Big Ten.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Iowa State
Nebraska
Ames
Kansas State
Colorado
Bouldeer
K-State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Missouri
UCLA
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Houston
Russ Washington
Dodgers Clinch NL Pennant Behind Koufax Dominance
Sandy Koufax improved to 27 wins as the Dodgers clinched the National League pennant with a 6 3 victory over Philadelphia. The Giants’ hopes faded after falling behind early as Brooklyn secured their second straight title under Walter Alston. Alston indicated Don Drysdale or Claude Osteen would start the World Series opener in Los Angeles. Braves, Cardinals, Astros, and other NL results noted. In AL, Baltimore, Kansas City, New York, and California won and held playoff implications with final-day standings.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Koufax
Dodgers
Giants
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dodger
Phillies
Cincinnati
San Franciscco
Richie Allen
Allen
Harvey Kuenn
Jack Brandt
Walter Alston
Milwaukee
Cele
Alston
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Balimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Bowling Scores From Local League Standings
Readable lanes show teams and top scores for 10-30 readings. Notable high marks include Richeson 133, Servatius 203, Burns 129, Keim 387, and Bunch 149 with team totals and lane counts listed for the Bowen R and M Midgets through Four Flunkies divisions.
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N. Richeson
ALLEY
T. Salb
J. Servatius
C. Roller
J. Johnson
Thrasher
C. Reeves
Burns
Keim
Bean
Hughes
Stumblers
Salb
Bunch
E. Roehl
Dutch Wins Fifth U.S. National Seniors Open
LAS VEGAS AP. Harrison won his fifth U.S. National Seniors Golf Open title by shooting 277 over 72 holes. He fired a par 70 under windy conditions at Tropicana Country Club to overtake Freddie Haas and Mike DeMassey.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Harrison
U.S
Tropicana Country Club
Freddie Haas
Mike DeMassey
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Robinson Clinches Baseball Triple Crown Amid Season End
New York AP reports Frank Robinson secures baseball’s first Triple Crown in a decade as the season ends. He wins the American League batting title with .316, leads AL in RBIs at 122 and home runs with 49, and also scores 121 runs. In the NL, Matty Alou tops the batting race at .342 for the Pirates, while Hank Aaron leads in home runs with 44 and RBIs at 127 for the Braves.
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New York
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Minesota
Tony Oliva
Robinson
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh Pirates
Felipe
Atlanta Braves
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
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Darrel Overholt
Still Water
Windbreaker
Lakeland
Pendleton
Bob's Squire
Ron McDole
Tom Day
Jim Dunaway
Tom Sestak
Jim Tyrer
Pratt and
Lambert
Vapex
Nuzman
Philadelphia
Leitehander
Frank Brown
Special Agent
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Masonic
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S. Main
Tom Porter
George Spears
Swelborn
George L. Marshall
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