Highland Park Hands Ottawa High 18 0 Loss
Highland Park shut out Ottawa High School 18 to 0 as Streeter and Fisher led a sharp Scotties attack. Ottawa managed only a first down late, while Rector and Mize connected for the final score in the fourth quarter.
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Ottawa
Highland Park
Cyclones
Scotties
Streeter
Fisher
Baker
Flatt
Rector
Larry Clabaugh
Pat Beller
Thorpe Nolan
Ottawa H. Park
Aed
Jadi Medea Ores
Fapeece
Pune cc Ceee Eee Teens
Ser Seraee
Pamalites Co
Ccereeceeerenes
Lamont Triumphs 18 0 Over Quenemo In Six Man Football
Lamont scored touchdowns in the last three quarters to defeat Quenemo 18 to 0 yesterday. The game featured early penalties stalling drives, a 61 1 yard punt by Bob Spencer, and a late fourth quarter Lamont score. Quenemo suffered a cracked ankle injury to Hal Logan and drops to one win two losses.
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Hal Logan
Quenemo
Logan
Lamont
Clausie Smith
Bob Spencer
Pro Teams In Full Swing
Three NFL games open the season with Chicago Bears at Baltimore and New York Giants at Philadelphia while Cleveland at Pittsburgh pairs two prior winners. Giants’ offense shown muted as Cleveland beat New York 6 3, Packers edged the Bears 21 17. Sunday schedule includes Detroit at Green Bay Los Angeles at San Francisco and Washington at Chicago Cardinals.
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New York Giants
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Eagles
Philadelphia
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Colts
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Cleveland Browns
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New York
Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins
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Green Bay
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Chicago Cardinals
Williamsburg Beats LeRoy 20 to 7 In Tight Regional Game
Williamsburg scored two second period touchdowns to topple LeRoy 20 7 last night Willard Thornbrugh capped a 4 yard run for the first Burg score Bob Binns added a 3 yard TD after a LeRoy punt block Cheney found the end zone for LeRoy from 9 yards in the third Fred Campbell sealed the win with a 3 yard run in the fourth Williamsburg led 13 0 at halftime and held on for the victory
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Leroy
Williamsburg
Willard Thornbrugh
Bob Binns
Cheney
Fred Campbell
Burg
Leroy Srechehor
Err
Ohs
Pomona Routs Edgerton 45 to 24 in Offensive Shootout
Pomona built an early lead with a pair of touchdowns and defeated Edgerton 45 to 24. Gary Lindsey opened scoring with a 25-yard run, Larry Collins connected with Larry Swallow for the extra point, and Collins added a 35-yard end run later in the first half. Edgerton's McTaggart and Anderson answered in the second period, with Tony Tesar and a 57-yard pass to Tesar fueling Pomona in the third. Shay and Ogle added late scores for Edgerton, while Collins finished Pomona’s scoring with a 48-yard end sweep in the fourth.
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Pomona
Edgerton
Gary Lindsey
Larry Collins
Larry Swallow
Lindsey
Collins
Swallow
McTaggart
Anderson
Tony Tesar
Tesar
Shay
Ogle
Baldwin blanks Osage City 18 to 0
Osage City hosted Baldwin as Ernie Johnson scored twice including a 12 yard run and a 36 yard TD to pace an 18 0 Baldwin win. Gary Milburn added a 2 yard plunge in the third period helping Baldwin finish strong.
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Osage City
Ernie Johnson
Baldwin
Johnson
Gary Milburn
Balwin
Pitt Panthers win second straight with 20 14 victory over USC
The Pitt Panthers won their second straight, defeating Southern California 20 14 on the Pacific Coast. Pitt built an early lead, accumulating 19 first downs and 270 rushing yards to nine and 53 respectively, after beating Oregon last week. Brigham Young opened Skyline Conference play with a 20 7 win over Montana, while Oklahoma seeks a 42nd straight win hampered by flu. Michigan State, No 2, is favored 64 0 over Indiana as NBC televises the game with Cal visiting.
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Pacific Coast
Associated Press
Michigan State
California
Milwaukee
Indiana
Braves Leave For Newton For Bethel Game
Ottawa University football team will depart by bus at 2 30 p m for Newton to face Bethel at 7 30 p m They seek a win after beating Friends last week bringing their season record to 1 1 while undefeated in Kansas Conference play Injuries and flu have troubled the Braves but coach Dick Peters hopes several injured players can play KTJO will broadcast the game starting at 7 30 p m
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Ottawa University
Newton
Bethel
Braves
Ottawa
Kansas
William Jewell
Liberty
Dick Peters
KTJO
Emporia-Roosevelt routs Lyndon with 24 point win
Emporia Roosevelt High School scored two first quarter touchdowns and built a 24 to 0 victory over Lyndon. Williams had two TDs including a 6 yard run and a 25 yard end sweep, Jacobs added a 53 yard TD, and Cioni closed the scoring with a 23 yard kickoff return. Roosevelt led 12 0 12 0 at quarters.
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Emporia
Roosevelt High School
Lyndon
Williams
Roosevelt
Jacobs
Cioni
Enjoy Your Bowling 3 The Correct Hand Position
Brunswick staffer Marion Ladewig explains the standard hand posture for bowling. The thumb at the top, fingers in the holes, index and pinky curved along the ball, with the thumb near the floor at backswing, ensures delivery control and steadiness. Practice at home with an iron to build steadiness and keep the hand fixed during the swing.
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Brunswick
Gardner Beats Eudora In Tough Little 7 Clash
Gardner 20 Eudora 7 as Gardner wins despite losing top back Gary Giberson to a broken ankle and Sid Fraser to a possible season ending wrist injury. Jon Shreve scores two touchdowns including a 80 yard run. Gardner’s Fraser adds a 25 yard TD and Cloud adds the extra point. Eu dora’s Jim Wilson scores late on a 4 yard plunge with Wright kicking the extra.
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Eudora — Gardner
Eudoraa
Gardner
Gary Giberson
Sid Fraser
Jon Shreve
Shreve
Fraser
Cloud
Jim Wilson
Eudora
Wright
Ssseseseeed Gardner
College and high school football scores roundup
A compiled list of college and high school football results across multiple teams and cities. Notable outcomes include Pitt 20 over Southern California 14, Central Missouri 13 over Eastern New Mexico 36, and Coffeyville 57 over Ida 20, among many others with varying margin of victory and location details.
Bowling Scores from Friday Night Women’s League
Bowing scores show Kiefer Mulcaheys 0 with high 10 Toumberlin 108 and 30 Hull 288. Fairmont 4 with 10 Harber 150 and 30 Reddick 404. First National Bank 3 led by 10 30 Smith 164 and 417. No Names 1 with 10 McCullough 132 and 30 Foster 375. Willis Nursery 0 with 10 30 Doman 159 and 402. B and 8 Casual 4 with 10 3 Burgoon 165 and 448. Trout's Jewelry 2 with 10 30 Hughes 200 and 450. Independents 2 with 10 30 LeVatley 149 and 402. OK Bargain Store 6 with 10 30 Cochran 182 and 431. Royal Trancs 4 with 10 Wolgast 180 and 30 Pogue 474.
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Toumberlin
Hull
Fairmont
Harber
Reddick
First National Bank
Smith
McCullough
Foster
Willis Nursery
Doman
Burgoon
Trout’s Jewelry
Hughes
Independents
LeVatley
OK Bargain Store
Cochran
Royal Trancs
Wolgast
Pogue
Spring Hill Defeats DeSoto 14–0 in League Opener
Spring Hill jumped to an early lead and topped DeSoto 14 to 0 in a Little 7 League game. Ward scored on a 45 yard end sweep in the first period and Pier added the extra point. Pier scored from the 2 yard line in the second period with another point after. DeSoto advanced to Spring Hill’s 10 yard line five times but could not score.
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Desoto
Spring Hill
Ward
Pier
Aril
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Shocks For 3 Prep Teams In AP Kansas Poll
In a night of upsets three top ten teams dropped results while No. 1 Lawrence faced No. 3 Topeka. Wichita East tied Wichita Southeast 7-7 as Southeast remains winless after three ties. Larned upset Great Bend 7-0. Joplin beat Pittsburg 7-6 after Pittsburg missed an extra point. Other results: Independence 40-6 Chanute. Clay Center 34-0 Salina. Dodge City 14-12 Pratt. Shawnee Mission 33-0 Argentine. Coffeyville 45-0 Parsons. Arma beat Galena 50-20 for its 38th straight win.
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Wichita North
Hutchinson
Wichita West
el Dorado
Highland Park
Ottawa
Holton
Washburn
Baldwin
Osage City
Haskell
Seaman
Topeka
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Southeast
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Larned
Pittsburg
Joplin
Lawrence
Independence
Clay Center
Salina
Dodge City
Pratt
Shawnee Mission
Coffeyville
Parsons
Atchison
St. Joseph
Central
Junction City
McPherson
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Washington
Bethel
Ward
Wellington
Winfield
Iola
Columbus
Garnett Romps Past Eureka 34 7 In Tri-Valley League
Garnett back Fred Coppenbarger scored three touchdowns and four extra points to lead Garnett to a 34 to 7 victory over Eureka. He opened with a kickoff score, added two more touchdowns in the second and third periods, and kicked multiple extra points. Eureka countered with a late second quarter run and Vernon Hastert’s one yard plunge, but Garnett sealed the win with a 50 yard end run by Duane Rankin and continued scoring from Coppenbarger.
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Garnett
Fred Coppenbarger
Eureka
Coppenbarger
Vernon Hastert
Bulldogs
Duane Rankin
Seeseeseees Eureka
Eeeeseevees
Overbrook Dominates Burlingame 38 0 in rout
Overbrook trounced Burlingame 38 to 0 as Dick Rukes scored three touchdowns and threw for another. Delton Gilliland opened scoring with a 27 yard end sweep, Rukes added an extra point, and a 7 and 25 yard touchdown run. Rukes joined a third period rushing TD from six yards, then connected with Mike Rose for an eight yard score. Rose added an eight yard TD run and Coffman kicked the extra point.
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Overbrook
Dick Rukes
Burlingame
Delton Gilliland
Rukes
Mike Rose
Bakers blank McPherson in conference clash 19-0
College of Emporia defeated Bethany 28-20 as Baker blanked McPherson 19-0 in Kansas Conference games. Sterling beat Warrensburg 19-13. C of E capitalized on two breaks for touchdowns. Tommy Coleman returned a 90 yard punt and Presbys blocked a Bethany kick leading to scores. Bill Milner connected twice with Jim Lomax for Presbys. Bethany outpaced in rushing and passing while McPherson never reached Baker's 20.
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College of Emporia
Bethany
Baker
McPherson
Kansas
Sterling
Warrensburg
Tommy Coleman
Presbies
Bill Milner
Jim Lomax
Billy White
Jim Paramore
Harley Ainsworth
Louisburg Beats Wellsville in 19 to 0 Little 7 League Game
Louisburg displayed a well balanced attack to defeat Wellsville 19 to 0 in a Little 7 League matchup last night. Final scoring sequence shows Louisburg advance with a strong start and solid defense throughout.
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Wellsville
Louisburg
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