Backup Quarterback Fuels Browns in Close Win
Browns ride David Mays to an 18-16 victory after Cleveland’s Brian Sipe left with a first-half concussion. The Steelers suffer a fourth loss in five as Terry Bradshaw and others among five QBs earn “purple heart” injuries.
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Bradshaw
NFL
Chiefs Sneak Flea Flicker For 33 30 Win Over Redskins
In Washington, the Kansas City Chiefs pulled a late flea flicker to beat the Redskins 33 30 for their first win of 1976. Livingstons miraculous 37 yard pass sequence and a two field goal stand by Diron Talbert highlight a comeback that kept Detroit next week in view. Joe Theismann led Washington but fell short as Kansas City sealed the victory on a trick play.
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Norm Snead
Larry Csonka
Bobby Scott
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Bartkowski
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Gery
Chiefs
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Methuselah
Redskins
Mike Livingston
Woody Green
Henry Marshall
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Greg Landry
David Hill
Steve Grogan
Randy Vataha
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Bert Jones
Glenn Doughty
Washington Redskins
John Riggins
MacArthur Lane
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Diron Talbert
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Jan Stenerud
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Jets and leagues update from District 7 bowling event
Ottawa teams traveled to Fort Leavenworth for a split scorecard event with Team No. 1 led by Kevin Smell at 177 game and 450 series and Lorne White anchoring Team No. 2 with 181 and 450. Other league leaders across multiple divisions include Jamie Gladman, Bob Brownell, and Ken’s Angels, with high games, series, and team totals noted. Next meet scheduled October 24 at Skyway Lanes Leavenworth.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kevin Smell
Lorne White
Skyway Lanes
Leavenworth
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Kent Scholl
Jets
Jamie Gladman
Ken's Angels
Dave Stevenson
M. Williams
Bad Company
Doug Altic
Smash
Kevin Spears
Blanc's
Papoose
Barbara Ledom
Pinekillers
K State Scares Mizzou in Dallas Tie Remnant of Bickering
Kansas State battled Missouri to a 28 21 win as James Taylor praised the Wildcats while Duane Howard exited with an injury and Wendell Hendrikson sparked a late drive. Oklahoma State toppled Kansas 21 14 as Texas Oklahoma war headlines swirled with coaching dustup between Darrell Royal and Barry Switzer.
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Iowa State
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Wildcats
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K State
Charley Green
Missouri
al Onofrio
Tigers
Ellis Rainsberger
Darrell Royal
Sooner
Royal
Barry Switzer
Palestinians seize Syrian embassy in Rome protest
In Rome three Palestinians protesting Syria’s role in Lebanon forced entry into the Syrian Embassy, took five hostages for two hours, and released one seriously wounded envoy. The group, led by a 25-year-old, claimed to oppose Syria’s stance toward Palestine and surrendered after learning the ambassador was not hostage.
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Farouk al Sharae
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Ottawa Kansas adopts standard traffic ordinance updates
City of Ottawa Kansas enacts an ordinance incorporating the Standard Traffic Ordinance for Kansas Cities 1976 edition by reference and amends sections on careless driving U turns emergency vehicle rules and load spilling prohibitions with fines bond requirements and license misuse provisions. The measure repeals prior ordinance numbers and takes effect upon passage in October 1976.
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Kennas
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Orlin W. Smith
Notice of Pomona Kansas Residents Meetings
Notice to all residents of Pomona Kansas that two meetings will be held at Community Hall. The first meeting is scheduled for October 11 at ? o'clock p.m. and the second on October 14 at ? o'clock p.m.
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Jennie Belle Sholtz
Belle Sholtz
Grace Dick
Annabel Sevier
Jennie Galle Sholtz
Belle Shholtz
Franklin County
Kansas
State OF Kansas
State of
Pomona
Classified Ads and Club Notices in Ottawa Herald
Classified ads advise cash in advance and error reporting. Ottawa Chapter No 7 RAM convocation October 13 at 7 30 p m with Royal Arch degree and refreshments. Franklin County Shrine Club special communication October 12 at 7 30 p m past masters night third degree supper at 7. Lost and found items noted. Suzuki piano lessons in Ottawa call 242 3576. Karate classes evenings 6 to 8 call 242 2996. Morning waitress wanted 50 57 Grill 1010 North Main.
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R.A.M
Royal Arch
Max Shoemaker
Clarence E. Rea
Grill
North Main
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