Valley Runs OU Ragged 28-18 in HAC clash
Missouri Valley powered by a relentless ground game to beat Ottawa University 28-18 in Marshall Missouri. Led by Dewey Buck and Tony Chandler the Vikings controlled time of possession while Bruce Ayers added key passes. OU fell to 1-1 in the Heart of America Conference as Valley stood atop the standings with William Jewell.
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Braves Rip Foe In Soccer
Ottawa University delivered a 5-1 home victory over Wisconsin Green Bay as Mirko Grgas scored three goals. Grgas helped OU lead 2-0 at halftime and added another in the fourth, with Mario Vaccaro adding two late goals to seal the win. OU outshot the Phoenix 32-9 and now stands 7-1-1 for the season.
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Fort Scott's Reamon near Juco rushing mark
Gary Karr reports Fort Scott star Tommy Reamon needs 118 rushing yards to break Hutchinson JC era leader Mack Herron’s career Jayhawk Conference mark. Reamon already piled 276 yards in a Pratt game, pushing his season total to 1,168 yards in five games as Fort Scott prepares for Garden City at Fairbury and Independence hosting Haskell.
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Redskins kicker Knight powers 22 13 win over Houston
Curt Knight booted five field goals three of 15 36 13 17 and 39 yards to lift the undefeated Redskins past Houston 22 13 as Ron McDole returned a Charley Johnson pass 18 yards for a TD The victory marked Washington fourth straight and the longest start since 1943 Other NFL results included Cleveland Pittsburgh Detroit Green Bay Chicago Los Angeles Baltimore Oakland Minnesota St Louis New England Miami Kansas City and an upcoming Giants Cowboys clash in Dallas.
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Chiefs at Best Chiefs at Best
The Kansas City Chiefs improved to 3-1 with a 31-10 victory over the San Diego Chargers. Len Dawson threw two TD passes to Otis Taylor and a 15 yard strike to Jim Otis, while Warren McVea led the ground game. The win keeps KC tied with Oakland in the American Conference West.
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