Twisters Rout Rosedale for First Ottawa B team Win
Ottawa High B team defeated Rosedale 46 to 0 on home turf as Larry Black scored three first quarter TDs to lead 24-0. Latimer added a 4 yard run, Whitacre-Kramer connected on a 33 yard pass, and Greg Unruh returned a third quarter pick for six with Carlson adding each PAT and later a 2 point. Carlton added the final extra point. Next game: at Olathe October 11 at 3:30 p.m.
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Olathe
Eagles
David Beeman
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Karras barred from Lions press box stirs columnist dilemma
Former Lions defensive tackle Alex Karras, now Detroit Free Press sports columnist, was denied access to the Lions press box after Detroit beat Atlanta 41-38. Lions PR chief Lyall Smith claims Karras criticizes the team. Karras defends honesty and vows to report truthfully.
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Joe Schmidt
Orioles Deliver Power as Powell Homers Twice in 5-1 Win
Boog Powell powered Baltimore to a 5-1 victory over Oakland in Baltimore, belting two homers despite a sore right hand. The Orioles move to 2-0 in the AL playoff series, with Cuellar holding Oakland to six hits and managing a 12-out string to close the game.
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Bert Campaneris
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Jackson
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Bando
Angel Mangual
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
John Henley
Onofrio
Johnny Majors
John McKillop
Cyclones
Kent State
Browns fall to Raiders 34 20 as relapse looms
Cleveland suffered a fourth quarter fade as Oakland scored 14 points in the final period to pull away 34-20. Oakland moves to 2-1, led by Daryle Lamonica and Mary Hubbard with 103 rushing yards, while Cleveland’s Nick Skorich lamented missed opportunities after leading 14-0 and 20-10. George Blanda added a field goal and a 26 yarder to seal the win.
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Bill Nelson
Leroy Kelly
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Raymond Chester
Don Cockroft
Mary Hubbard
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Princeton
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Sayers To Attempt Another Comeback
CHICAGO AP Halfback Gale Sayers will attempt a second comeback Sunday against the New Orleans Saints at Soldier Field. Coach Jim Dooley said the move could lift the Bears offense. Sayers, who returned from knee surgery in 1968 to lead NFL in rushing in 1960, has had limited contact work after injuries and minimal play in exhibition games.
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Bowling Monday Night Social Pin Wizards High Scores
Bowlers and lane clubs list top series and highs from the Monday night social leagues. Pedrow Dexter Woilgast Fritts Hamerickhouse Stambaugh Sedoris Yakle Shenk Trober Turner Ott Bledsoe Wallace Heckman Carlson Everhart Everson Haas Greckenridge Spears Liegerot Birckhead Scriber lead in divisions and player totals across Ottawa area bowling clubs.
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Nebraska Remains Top Despite Notre Dame Slide in Poll
Nebraska 4-0 with 43 first place votes and 1,058 points after a 42-6 win over Utah State. Michigan 4-0 crushed Navy 46-0. Texas 3-0 beat Oregon 35-7. Notre Dame falls from second to seventh after beating Michigan State 14-2. Auburn, Colorado move up. Stanford drops after loss to Duke. Southern Cal loses again.
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Sooners Must Be At Their Best Says Fairbanks
Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks says the unbeaten Sooners must play their best game of the season Saturday against undefeated Texas to remain unblemished. He calls Texas one of the premier offensive teams and better than Southern Cal.
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al Onofrio
Bruce Berry
Charlie McMurry
OHL Player Of The Week Flip Nicholson Shines
The Herald selects Ottawa High senior linebacker Flip Nicholson as Player of the Week. Nicholson led the OHL defense with three interceptions and top tackles as the Cyclones crushed Rosedale 47 to 6 in their East Kansas League opener. He returned a pick 70 yards for a touchdown.
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Rosedale
Area Player Of The Week Harold Hughes Leads Waverly
Harold Hughes of Waverly earns Herald Area Player of the Week honor as a sophomore. He starred last Friday in a 14 13 Tri Lakes League win over Melvern, scoring all 14 points and totaling 269 yards rushing passing and returns while adding 12 tackles on defense.
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Grambling Morgan State TV flop shocks ABC buyers
New York AP reports the Grambling Morgan State game at Yankee Stadium drew 6.52 million homes per minute nationally, a poor rating amid high attendance and $200,000 apiece payments. The piece weighs the odds of a 1972 telecast and notes New York’s 9.0 rating despite a blackout not affecting the market.
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