Roses To Wildcats Of Rosedale Smackdown Ends Cyclone Spark Fades
Ottawa High Cyclones opened with a 7-0 lead at Cook Field but faltered as Rosedale Wildcats roared back to win 26-7. Key plays included Reed’s early plunge and Binns risker passes, with Larson’s 31-yard run and two TDs for Rosedale. Ottawa outgained on the ground but Rosedale passed for 95 yards and two touchdowns, intercepting twice.
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Manhattan Rolls Past Junction City in AP High School Poll
No. 1 Manhattan remained unbeaten with a 19-6 win over Junction City as the AP top 10 all reported victories. Independence extended its win streak to 36, Coffeyville beat Fort Scott, Leavenworth and others posted wins, while several unbeaten clashes and string continuations marked the weekend results across Kansas high school football.
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Wellsville suffers 44 14 loss to Eudora in league clash
Wellsville Eagles fall 44-14 to Eudora after two TDs by Larry Denton 50 and 60 yards. Denton added a 60 yard kickoff return for Wellsville’s only scores in the second period. Wellsville drops to 1-2 in Little Seven and 1-3 overall. Separately Ottawa may gain a forfeit win as Olathe faces an ineligible player issue with Dennis Duncan, with a High School Activities Association decision pending in Topeka.
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College Football Scores Across Nation
The Associated Press tally shows Navy 17 over Miami Florida 6 and Penn 32 over Boston University 14. Florida beats Tulane 3 to 14 while Baker 21 defeats Kansas Wesleyan 6. Graceland 20 over Culver Stockton 13 and junior college games Arkansas City 27 over El Dorado 122 and Coffeyville 33 edges Independence 7.
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Navy Tops Miami as Referee Leaves Field
Navy Middies derail Miami 17-6 in a bruising opener highlighted by a major upset and a referee leaving the field after a collision with a Navy charging back. Penn State crushed Boston University 32-0 as Pete Liske directed the Nittany Lions. Florida rallied for a 14-3 win over Tulane behind a second-string QB and sleeper play.
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John Lynch
Kansas high school football scores roundup
Kansas high school football results list winners and margins across multiple matchups. Manhattan edged Junction City 19 to 6 while Independence defeated Parsons 26 to 6.
Perry Downs Overbrook for First Loss in Big Win
Perry remained unbeaten with five touchdowns including three by Rodman who ran 23 28 and 57 yards as Overbrook was shut out 33-0. Tenpenny and O Roke added 1 and 5 yard scores with Callison and O Roke kicking extra points. Overbrook now stands 2-1-1 and travels to Waverly next Friday.
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Bob Oden
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Chargers Visit Boston on Shortened NFL Schedule
San Diego aims for its fifth win as the unbeaten Chargers travel to Boston on a three-game weekend slate. New York tops the Eastern Division while Oakland rests. Dallas goes to Denver and Buffalo visits Houston. San Diego beat Buffalo 19-11 last week and faces a tougher test against Boston.
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Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies Leaders and Marks
Royal T-0 leads with 178 high for Friday night ladies. S Wolgast posts 499 series. Ottawa Bowl shows high totals for Leach and Cordle. Fairmont and Colby entries tally solid scores as Leecy Meador and Hollon reach notable marks.
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Three Way Tie Forms After County Baseball Losses
In Franklin County league action Princeton Lane and Richmond all dropped games to create a three way tie for first place. Richmond pounded Princeton 18 13 at Richmond while Ramoul beat Lane 9 6 at Lane. Delbert Roeckers won for Richmond with 12 strikeouts and three hits, while Dean McBride and Dwight Thuro fanned seven each. Lane and Princeton both sit 3 2 and meet Friday at Princeton, with Richmond also 3 2 set to face Rantoul at Rantoul.
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Quenemo Loses High Score Duel in Six Man Football
Quenemo bowing 33 25 to Stilwell after Jim Gragg two touchdowns and two TD passes to Joe Hoover. Gragg 27 yard run and 65 yard kickoff return fuel the Quenemo effort as Ben Lewis adds an extra point. Stilwell led by Dana Blair who scored the first TD and connected for two more with Mel Zimmerman and Don Lawrence. Lawrence and Ernest Fuqua added scores as Stilwell won. Quenemo, 0-4, will face Pomona next Friday.
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Dana Blair
Mel Zimmerman
Don Lawrence
Lawrence
Ernest Fuqua
Richmond Lions plan pancake supper and turkey shoot
Mrs Pauline Sims reports Children’s Service League contributions reached 120.25 dollars. District Governor Harry Pilkington of Kansas City was guest speaker at a Lions Club dinner at Brock’s Cafe. Planned events include a St Therese church basement pancake supper on Oct 16 and a Richmond Lake turkey shoot on Oct 29. Also noted are relocations, visits, a medical checkup, and the death of Ed Bach of Okmulgee.
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Melvern Remains Unbeaten in rugged eight man game
Melvern kept its perfect record by edging Pomona 13 to 7 in eight man football. Darrell Schultz opened scoring with a two yard run after a 55 yard drive. Pomona’s Goracke answered with a 60 yard TD run in the third period. Final details note Melvern travels to Auburn while Pomona hosts Quenemo Friday.
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Goracke
Man Killed Crossing Street in Kansas City
Robert E. Fields, 76, was killed by a car while crossing Baltimore Avenue at 16th Street. Driver William P. Uter mohlen, 80, swerved but could not avoid the pedestrian. It marked Kansas City's 28th traffic death of the year, compared with 48 by the same date last year.
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Left Field Dazzling Hazard Marks World Series Park
In Cincinnati for the World Series, Yogi Berra notes a strange left field with a six foot rise above third base, a 12 foot wall, a sharp three foot rise near the wall, sun glare, pipes running above the ground, and odd dips behind third base creating a nonstandard, hazardous playing surface in contrast to a putting green.
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Crippled Cardinals Face New York Giants in Subway Battle
The St Louis Cardinals known as the incredible cripples will be missing two players Hugh McInnis and Pat Fischer in Sundays game against the New York Giants opening the Cardinals home schedule. McInnis knee injury and Fischers shoulder separation join two others Mestnik and Robb limited by injuries. Both teams sit 2 1 records along with Dallas Philadelphia and Cleveland in the Eastern Conference standings.
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Can Cassius Take It Can Cassius Take It
In Louisville, Olympic champion Cassius Clay faces Argentina's Alex Miteff in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Freedom Hall. Clay, 8-0 as a pro, weighs about 192. Miteff, 24-10-1, weighs about 205 and has 14 knockouts.
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