Optimism Grows for Iowa State Football Season
Iowa State under Jim Myers projects bigger challenges in the Big Eight. The Cyclones beat Denver and tied Syracuse, then lost to No 1 Oklahoma. Saturday they face Kansas in the first regional TV game, with both teams missing key players Marshall and Harden. Other games loom: Missouri vs SMU, Kansas State at College of Pacific, Oklahoma at Texas, Colorado hosting Arizona, Nebraska at Pittsburgh, and Oklahoma State vs Tulsa.
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Broken Bones Claim Three On Two Area Grid Teams
Spring Hill loses Don Ward a 6 1 tall quarterback with a broken collar bone on the first play but scores a 55 yard touchdown Ward also injures Gary Giberson with a broken ankle and Sid Fraser with a broken wrist ending their seasons.
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Preparing For A New Viaduct In Kansas City Link
The State Highway Commission authorized hiring engineers to plan construction of a new intercity viaduct on the Kansas side linking Kansas City Kansas and Kansas City Missouri. Kansas and Missouri will jointly build a new span parallel to the existing bridge over the bottoms and the Kansas River, north of the present viaduct. The completed project will carry three westbound lanes on the new bridge and three eastbound lanes on the old span.
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Mrs Miller Eaton to Rebekah Post in Kansas City
Mrs Miller Eaton of Kansas City will be installed tonight as president of the Rebekah Assembly of Kansas. The ceremony is part of the state Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekah convention. The 99th annual convention opened Sunday and will close tomorrow.
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Duffy Has Faith In Big Kowalczyk
Ann Arbor Michigan coach Duffy Daugherty believes Walt Kowalczyk will have a breakout game before long as Michigan State faces Michigan before 101001 spectators in the big stadium. Kowalczyk, a senior back, has battled injuries but shows burst and improved strength as he aims for a big day.
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Praise For Kansas Stand On Rivers
Kansas City reports praise for projected Kaw Valley dams and reservoirs as Missouri River development. Major General W. E. Potter, former Missouri River division engineer and Panama Canal Zone governor, lauds Governor George Docking’s wholehearted river project support at a flood control banquet. William Salome, Kansas administration director, represented Docking and pledged full cooperation with flood control efforts.
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Ottawa High School Cyclones Favored To Win
Ottawa High School hosts Hayden High School in an 830 p.m. kickoff at Cook Field with the Cyclones favored after a 1-2 start. Don Hoffman starts at guard. Ottawa evaluates end and center spots while fullback Clabaugh and Nolan pace the ground game. Injuries have eased, and Schmanke leads a defense praised by coaches.
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Jay Haggard
Larry Arnold
Jack Stewart
Pat Beller
Thorpe Nolan
Roger Schmanke
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Beller
Nolan
Clabaugh
Bruce Bundy
Jack Smith
Ralph Gage
Ottawa University
Yogi Berra Eases Nerves in 53rd World Series Game
New York Yankees catcher Yogi Berra, 53rd World Series game, says excitement remains and butterflies persist. He set the World Series games record, led by a 3-2 win over Milwaukee with a home run, double, and single while guiding pitcher Bob Turley. He recalls pinch‑hit homer in 1947 and three homers in 1955, plus catching Don Larsen’s perfect game, noting the first 53 games were the hardest.
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Duckling Rescued From Mud At Swan Lake Drain
Tulsa firefighters responded to an unusual plea for aid from a drowning duckling. They located the stuck bird in a Swan Lake drain and freed it, leaving the scene with the creature unharmed.
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Governor appoints three to city and county posts
Gov. George Docking named Gladys Kneeland of Liberal to the Municipal Accounting Board. He also appointed Bryan Fitzgerald of Ness City as Ness County coroner.
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Liberal
George Docking
Municipal Accounting Board
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Ness City
Ness County
Flu Failing Notre Dame Faces Army in Philadelphia
Notre Dame coach Terry Brennan says his flu ridden squad is in poor shape for Saturdays game with Army in Philadelphia. Six regulars and two backups were sidelined by the flu. Brennan expects most to travel but not be at full strength. Army coach Earl Blaik's team, ranked top in the East, appears confident.
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Turkey Battles Asian Flu Amid School Closures
Istanbul reports about 200000 people infected by Asian flu with several of the city’s largest schools closed. Officials say there are no deaths at this time. Public health authorities urge caution and hygiene measures across the region.
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Bowling Scores Booster League Results Summary
In the Booster League Copeland Gault and others posted top scores at Royal T Lanes and LeValley venues with players like Beets Pontiac Cadillac and Safeway Stores achieving high 10 30 marks. Women's Night at Home Improvement and Towner's included notable efforts by Gilburn Shaler and Mock among others.
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Friday Grid Schedule for Kansas High Schools
Friday matchups include Hayden at Ottawa Baldwin at Gardner Louisburg at De Soto Perry at Overbrook Lyndon at Williamsburg Yates Center at Garnett Melvern at Waverly Pomona at Lamont six man Wellaville at Eudora College Bethany at Bethel Newton College of Emporia at McPherson Saturday features Kansas Wesleyan at Ottawa U Washburn at Emporia State Kansas State at College of the Pacific Iowa State at Kansas University Baker at Friends Wichita.
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