Ottawa and Baker pace Kansas Conference standings in week
Ottawa beat Sterling 33 to 0 as Eddied Buzzell threw four TD passes and Daryl Johnson and Leonard Scheufler each caught two. Nellie Taylor added a 2 yard score. Baker toppled College of Emporia 32 to 21 as Gary Stauffer gained 128 yards on 20 carries and scored his eighth TD. Southwestern edged McPherson 14 to 7. Bethany blanked Kansas Wesleyan 19 to 0. Friends stunned Bethel 25 to 7 behind Tom Clegg's two rushing TDs.
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Ottawa
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Southwestern College
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Braves
Daryl Johnson
Leonard Scheufler
Johnson
Nellie Taylor
Paydirt
Warriors
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Presbies
Gary Stauffer
ECAC
Stauffer
Emporia
C of E
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McPherson
Lesroy Blackwell
Terril McBride
Blackwell
Bulldogs
Buddy Taylor
Tom Worthing
Bethany
Kansas Wesleyan
Coyotes
Friends University
Bethel
Tom Clegg
Falcons
KCAC
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Sterling Friends Bethel
OU Braves Hold Off Sterling In ECAC Victory
OU overcame Sterling 28-9 behind two long touchdown passes from Eddie Buzzell to Daryl Johnson and a wind aided late strategy. Coach Dick Peters noted a sharp Arkansas Monster defense forced OU to pass, while Floyd Scott nursed a leg strain and OU prepared for next week’s bet on College of Emporia at Cook Field. The victory marks OU’s eighth straight ECAC win as they limit turnover and improve on defense with Boucek coaching the line.
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Warriors
Arkansas
Peters
Sterling
Baker
Braves
Floyd Scott
Scott
Eddie Buzzell
Daryl Johnson
Eddie
Johnson
Buzzell
Leonard Scheufler
Ottawa
Henry Cooper
Bethel
Bill Boucek
ECAC
College of Emporia
Cook Field
Chiefs Roll But Coach Not Happy
Chiefs beat Houston 28 to 7 gaining 413 yards while Coach Hank Stram praised the defense as the key to leading the division. Bobby Hunt tied AFL single game interception record with four picks, returning a TD and setting up another. Offense shown progress but Stram warned timing and sharpness must improve.
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Hank Stram
Stram
Chiefs
Bobby Hunt
Have Nots Have Fun In Big Eight Battles
Big Eight football saw Oklahoma State lead early in a 10-7 upset of Missouri at Columbia while Kansas State beat Colorado 16-14 and Kansas lost 17-14 to Wyoming. Nebraska suffered a setback with Fred Duda out for the season after an Iowa State win. Sayers ran 129 yards as OSU’s defense shut down Missouri. Coaches praised players and noted upcoming Conference games and shifting Hope for several teams in the race.
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Associated Press
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Fred Duda
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Glenn Baxter
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Six Field Goals Move Boston Past Denver
Gino Cappelletti kicked six field goals setting an AFL record as Boston beat Denver 39 10 The Keewatin Minnesota native and Wellesley resident connected from 11 30 16 48 15 and 18 yards The win kept Boston and Buffalo atop the Eastern Division. Jack Faulkner was fired as Broncos coach GM after the game.
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San Diego
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Bowling Scores From Dowdrafts And Clubs
Bowling league scores list multiple teams with high games and series on 10-30. Starring players include E Collins, F Droddy, W Cromwell, K McDaniels, E Ferguson, B Bond, G Horn, J Nichols, G Bowman, Toumberlin, F McMillan, D McIntire, D Gumm, C Albers, C Kersley, R Hughes. Team totals and individual high scores are shown for each outfit.
Bears And Giants Trail In NFL Standings Flip Upset Losses
NFL action left Bears and Giants trailing in their divisions as San Francisco surprised Chicago 31-21 and Detroit crushed New York 26-3. Baltimore beat Los Angeles 35-20 and Cleveland toppled Dallas 27-6 with other scorers including St Louis over Washington 23-17 Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 21-7 and Minnesota over Green Bay 24-23. John Brodie threw three TD passes for the 49ers while Billy Wade led a late Bears rally. The Giants remain winless in the East while Detroit’s win reshapes the chase. Johnny Unitas sparked Baltimore’s Western lead after a scare from the Rams.
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Snead posts 67 pro-am amid ICC prep behind caddie fee
Sam Snead shoots a 67 in a pro am ahead of the ICC tournament and quips that at least he has his caddie fee covered. He pockets 225 dollars for the round.
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Sayers and Skahan Salvage Bad Day for Kansas
Lawrence Kansas. KU suffers a 17 14 defeat as Wyoming edges them out in a slow game. Gales Sayers rushes 129 yards on 16 carries and Bob Skahan passes 7 of 7 in late drive. KU gains 16 first downs while Wyoming collects 15. Next, KU faces Iowa State at Ames.
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Sayers
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Squires
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Sandy Buda
George Hornung
Bob Robben
Jayhawks
Skahan
Robben
Steve Renko
Iowa State
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