Lawrence Central 6th Grinds Down Ottawa Whirlwinds 13-6
Lawrence Central Junior High beat Ottawa 13-6 at Orris Coxfield. Tim Hill rushed 83 yards on 22 carries, scoring both Lawrence touchdowns and the extra point. Ottawa’s Terry McDaniel scored on a second quarter rush, while Buddy Korkames gained 65 yards for Ottawa in 11 attempts. The game featured multiple turnovers and a late Lawrence interception to seal the win.
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Douglas Underwood
Lawrence Central Junior High
Ottawa Whirlwinds
Orris Coxfield
Tim Hill
Lawrence
Terry McDaniel
Ottawa
OJHS
Buddy Korkames
White
Mike Ratliff
Central
Randy Hughes
QJSHS
Lawrence Central
Orris Cox Field
Lawrence Gridders
Bruce Whitacre
Bowling Scores From AMV League Highlight Individual Highs
A summary of scores from AMV bowling leagues lists top games and series. Notable performances include D Heckman 190 high game and 468 series for Hank's Sinclair, with other top totals from B Haas M Holmes and C Fritts. Teams such as BALDWIN-WARD and ROYAL LANES show strong outputs and high 3-game series figures amid a busy Thursday lineup.
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AMV Bowling League
Hank’s Sinclair Service
D. Heckman
B. Haas
Hlatt Decorators
T. Hiatt
Baldwin-Ward
M. Holmes
L and
Scafe
G. Honn
R. Pierce
C. Fritts
OHS Harriers Take Fourth at Seaman Meet
Ottawa High cross country finished fourth in Class 3-2-1-A at the Seaman Invitational in Topeka. Chapman won the division, with Tonganoxie and Washburn Rural close behind. Don Stevens led OHS with eighth place in 11:12 for the two miles. Thayer, Randall, Sellers, and Logan also placed for Ottawa. Next event is the Ottawa Invitational at 4 p.m. next Tuesday.
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Ottawa
Topeka
Chapman
Tonganoxie
Washburn Rural
Don Stevens
Cyclone
OHS
David Thayer
King Randall
J. D. Sellers
David Logan
Cyclones
Brundage Keeps Games Alive In Bloody Mexico
AP reports President Avery Brundage of the IOC assured the world the 19th Olympiad would proceed as scheduled despite bloody clashes between military forces and students in Mexico. He met Mexican authorities, stated the games would begin with the flame on Oct. 12, and insisted the IOC would rely on proper authority to maintain order for the event.
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Brundage
Mexico
Mexico City
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Kansas poised for big offensive showing against New Mexico
Kansas seeks a third straight win as eighth ranked Jayhawks face New Mexico. Kansas averaging 42.5 points and 420 yards, while Lobos allow 28 points and 343 yards per game. Stone passes for New Mexico, Hendricks a key defender, Bookert leads rush.
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Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
Ilinois
Indiana
New Mexico University
New Mexico
Lobos
Colorado State
Texas-El Paso
Arizona
Jayhawks
Donnie Shanklin
Bobby Douglass
Illinois
Kansas Arsenal
Terry Stone
Collegians
Stone
Horace
Hendricks
Bob Fowler
David Bookert
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