Highland Park Scots blank Ottawa Cyclones 33 to 0
Highland Park used a tough line and split-T attack to limit Ottawa to 60 yards rushing and 31 passing. Dale Evans connected on the Scots first pass for a TD, then Jim Flott and Fisher helped seal the 33 point win by third quarter.
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Highland Park Scotties
Ottawa Cyclones
Ottawa
Highland Park
Virgil Brady
Leonard Fisher
Dale Evans
Brady
Cyclones
Gerald Firestone
Evans
Fisher
Jim Flott
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Edgerton Rallies To Beat Pomona 31 20 In Late Rally
Edgerton Kansas trailed Pomona 14 12 at halftime but surged late in the fourth quarter scoring 13 points to secure a 31 20 victory. Pomona struck first on a 50 yard pass Collins to Larry Braller, Tony Tesar added the extra point. Virgil Brady led Highland Park with 96 yards on 14 carries, Leonard Fisher had 22 yard runs, and Pomona’s Lindsey added a 25 yard run for a brief comeback.
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Edgerton
Kas
Pomona
Collins
Larry Braller
Tony Tesar
Elones
Leonard Fisher
Fisher
Woe Brady
Highland Park
Scotties
Vining
Baker
Hays
Highland
Tom Streeter
Streeter
Ottawa
Iiverones
H Morris
Beller
Virgil Brady
Park
Frakes
Evans
Lindsey
Area prep picks boast uncertain bets from Record Book
Record Book by Clausie Smith previews tonight’s area prep games. Baldwin visits Osage City. Eureka hosts Garnett in a likely close clash. Overbrook travels to Burlington. Burlington hosts Overbrook and LeRoy welcomes Burl ington. Hartford beats Waverly. Louisburg meets Wellsville. Quenemo faces Lamont in six man.
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Chuck Boddy
Baldwin
Osage City
Osage
Garnett Bulldogs
Eureka
Eureka Tornados
Hartford
Waverly
Louisburg
Wellsville
Quenemo
Lamont
Five Team Race for Orange Bowl in Big Seven
A five team race for runnerup honors and an Orange Bowl berth unfolds Saturday as Colorado visits Kansas, Nebraska meets Iowa State, Missouri hosts SMU, and Oklahoma eyes a ninth straight title in Norman. Oklahoma, though ranked No. 1, is not eligible for an Orange Bowl return.
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Kansas City
Florida
Colorado
Kansas State
Kansas
Lawrence
Nebraska
Iowa State
Lincoln
Missouri
Southern Methodist
Co.lumbia
Tigers
K-State
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Norman
Sooners
Bowling Bits High Scores and Team Totals Deciphered
Monday night Ruth Mack led with a 198 in a 596 series for the Towner’s in 10 30 bowling. Lee’s Cafe saw Helen Wenthe 193 and Edaine Hills 497 on 30. Lee’s 10 30 set a 2035 series. other scores span Sears Unique KOFC and Litwin’s with a 212 game by Maxine Lewis.
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Ruth Mack
Towner
Helen Wenthe
Lee’s Cafe
Edaine Hills
Zero
Lee
Lee's
Myra Smay
Leona Caudle
Mable Meyer
Mary Lou Burgoon
Helen Mack
Lavina Campbell
Sears
Roxié Vogler
Unique
Roxie
Lavina
KOFC
Maxine Lewis
Litwin
Virginia Hoffman
Mann-Bell
Mack's Electric
Doris
Vic White
L. Whitginia Wallace
Marguerite Dougacre
Marie Kampschroederlas
Rowena Snider
Dorothy Wightbowl
Avis Jwith
Virginia Wallace
Bell
Vera Ferguson
To Fight Tonight Hinnant Faces Anthony For Light Heavy Title
Clarence Hinnant, 28, fights Tony Anthony of New York in a 10 round national light heavyweight bout at Capitol Arena. Hinnant has 24 wins, 5 losses, 1 draw with 14 knockouts. Anthony is 27-4 with 21 knockouts and is ranked No 7 by Ring Magazine. The fight airs Friday night on NBC at 8 p.m. CST.
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Washington
Clarence" Hinnant
Tony Anthony
New York
Capitol Arena
Hinnant
al Andrews
Willie Troy
Julio Carreras
Anthony
Ring Magazine
Bethel Here Tonight As Braves Seek First Win
Ottawa University meets Bethel College in a Kansas conference clash at 8 pm on Cookfield. Ottawa hopes for strong ground game from Brooks and Cramer behind Barnes at quarterback and Eisenbise wingback, while Bethel counters with Kaufman Stucky Goering Funk in the backfield and Penner Loeffler Brubaker Goering along the line. Fans enter at Tenth and Cedar and exit north and south.
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Ottawa University
Bethel College
Cookfield
Kansas
Braves
Bethel
Maroons
Grover Nutt
Ottawa
Keith Brooks
Bob Cramer
Wilbur Barnes
Chuck Eisenbise
LaVerne Barnes
Don Pemberton
Bruce Pemberton
Ben Moor
Eldon Aeschliman
Bill Ackerman
Mike Ireland
Clayton Kaufman
Kenneth Stucky
George Goering
Francis Funk
Larry Penner
Arley Loeffler
Jack Brubaker
John Goering
Virgil Penner
Arlo Buller
Gene Suenram
Cedar Gate
Highland Park Wins Cross-Country Race
Highland Park defeated Ottawa 15 to 21 in the first cross-country meet at Cook Yield. Bob Noeffer of Highland Park won the 1.5 mile course in 7:59.5, with Morgan Williams of Ottawa second. Other finishers include Bill Kirkdoll Charley Anderson Larry Dotty Ronny Hobbs and Ken Bechtel.
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Ottawa High School
Highland Park
Cook Yield
Ottawa
Highland
Bob Noeffer
Morgan Williams
Bill Kirkdoll
Meredith Williams
Charley Anderson
Larry Dotty
Ronny Hobbs
Ken Bechtel
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