Pomona Baldwin Run Early Football Favorites In Osage
In Ottawa area football action Pomona and Baldwin posted strong showings as early favorites. Pomona defeated Fontana 45 0 and eyes a conference clash with Scranton after opening with a win over Lyndon. Baldwin a 25 7 winner over Osage City returns to Little Seven play hosting Eudora after margins against Wellsville and Gardner leads the standings. Edges of Wellsville and Wellsville’s Davenport bolster a rising defense while Williamsburg struggles in an eight man loss to Hamilton.
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Pomona
Fontana
Indians
Scranton
Lynedon
Carbondale
Osage
Lyndon
Overbrook
Ray Schroeder
Craig Collins
Burlingame
Baldwin
Osage City
Dick Hedges
Wellsville
Bulldogs
Gardner
Desoto
Eudora
Louisburg
Spring Hill
Gary Davenport
Eagles
Davenport
Williamsburg
Hamilton
Panthers
Ed Ranesom
Northern Heights
Burg
Texas Tops AP Top Ten In Wide Shakeup
Texas remains No 1 as Michigan State and Michigan topple Southern California and Navy. Illinois to No 2 after defeating Northwestern, Alabama No 3, Ohio State No 4, Kentucky surges to No 5 with a 20–0 upset over Auburn. Notre Dame, Michigan, Nebraska, and a tie for No 9 between Michigan State and Arkansas fill the rest of the Top Ten.
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Ottawa JV narrowly tops Iola 13 12 in late bid
Ottawa High junior varsity survived a bomb and a late drive to beat Iola 13 to 12 last night at Iola. Bob Gage scored both Twisters TDs with Ronnie Boyer kicking the decisive extra point as Ottawa stifled Iola on the goal line. Ottawa had earlier beaten Bonner Springs 14 to 7.
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Wellsville High
Eagles
Eudora
Wellsville
Davenport
Ottawa
Ottawa High
Iola
Twisters
Bob Gage
Ronnie Boyer
Bonner Springs
Aqueduct Race Track Complex Encompasses Seven Acres
New York’s Aqueduct race track features seven acres of grandstand and clubhouse with one million square feet of floor space across four levels. The facility also provides a subway station directly adjacent to the entrance gap.
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New York
Oilers Struggle on Defense Amid Offense Hot Streak
New York AP reports the Houston Oilers top the AFL in offense with 1,429 yards total and 357.2 per game, yet sit 2-2 in third in the Eastern Division. They allow 1,476 yards on defense, an average of 369.0 per game, while Boston and Buffalo lead in defense and Houston leads passing.
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Houston Oilers
Oilers
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Kansas City Chiefs
Boston Patriots
Buffalo
Pats
Houston
Boston
Wilma Rudolph Embraces Motherhood Over Olympics Return
Wilma Rudolph, 24, now Mrs Ethridge and a Clarksville public school second grade teacher, says world acclaim from 1960 remains in memory but she would not trade motherhood for a Tokyo Olympic bid. She plans to retire from competition, believes age and family life end her running career, and misses the travel and friends she made worldwide.
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Nashville
Tenn
Wilma Rudolph
Tokyo
Wilma
Ethridge
Clarksville, Tenn
Toky
Rome
Djuana Lei
Waste Of Talent May Be Reason For KU Losses
KU losses expose unused potential as Gale Sayers is underutilized and the offense stalls. Sophomore quarterback Bob Skahan sparks a late TD drive suggesting a possible shift at signal caller. With seven games left, coach Jack Mitchell faces revamping the attack and relying on Sayers, Johnson, and new play options to spark wins.
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Wyoming
Jayhawks
Hawks
Jack Mitchell
Gale Sayers
Sayers
Gale
Mitchell
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa State
John Hadl
Mike Johnson
Willie Ray Smith
Ken Coleman
Ron Oelschlager
Bob Skahan
Skahan
Jayhawk
Johnson
Palmer Leads In Golf Winnings
Palmer leads the professional golf money list with Arnold Palmer more than $3,000 ahead of rival Jack Nicklaus. Bill Casper Jr. trails in third place in the Dunedin Florida update.
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Palmer
Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper Jr
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