Ottawa Braves Edge C of E In Scoring Battle
Coach Peters lamented size and power of Colorado Springs Presbies as Ottawa and C of E traded blows in a hard fought game. Floyd Scott rushed for 100 yards, Eddie Buzzell directed OU with 13 completions, Leonard Scheufler scored all OU touchdowns and defense held despite two late breakaways. Both teams sit 3-1 in the Kansas Conference.
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Terry
Dick Peter
Ottawa
University
Emporia
Braves
Peters
Eline
Skip de. Villing
Erik Nakamura
Bill Swartz
Ray Simpson
Wendell Derritt
John Robinson
Presbies
C of E
Floyd Scott
Scott
Eddie Buzzell
Buzzell
Leonard Scheufler
Kansas
Bowling Scores Top Listings From Kingpins League
League standings and high games roll across teams such as Kingpins, Scatbrains, Deucies Wild, The Bowl, The Chambers, Rolling Pins, Pinheads, The Rollers, 9 Downdrafts, The Termites, King Pins, The Lost Four, Slap Happy Four, The Plugs, Unpredictables, Sleepers, Stragglers, Pin Luggers, Lucky 4, Alley Rats, Side Swipers, The Bums, Alley Cats. Highs include players Toumberlin Gumm Hettler Richeson Campbell Beckner Miller Wright Didde Powell Liegerot Campbell Poe and others with scores ranging 109 to 188 and team totals up to 552.
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Beckner
Didde
Miller
Wright
E. Collins
S. Barber
B. Milton
D. Dillion
LUCKY
A. McMillen
C McMillen
Alley Rats
M. Powell
H. Liegerot
C. Beckner
THE
F. Collins
Kansas Rebounds To Win Big 8 Conference Opener
Kansas cuts through Iowa State 42 6 as Big Eight action opens with a share of the title race. Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Missouri, and Kansas join unbeaten Nebraska in the contention, while Texas A&M and Colorado push attempts in other games. Bob Churchich’s 30 and 50 yard passes pace Kansas in a strong start, with Oelschlager and Gale Sayers contributing big plays. Missouri defends well at K State, Oklahoma State rallies past Colorado, and Oklahoma shifts to key holds against Texas.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Nebraska
Oklahoma State
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Colorado
Iowa State
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Air Force
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Sooners
Ben Hart
South Carolina
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T.D. Ron Oelschlager
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Fred Duda
Skahan
Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
Oelschlager
Sayers
Sid Micek
Mike Johnson
Gary Lane
Lane
Dan Devine
Ray West
Devine
Big Eight favorites emerge from preseason coaches meeting
Kansas, Oklahoma State, and Kansas State contend for likely 1965 league champion as coaches forecast five improved teams. Kansas brings 6 foot 11 Walt Wesley and could be national power. Nick Pino may miss time due to conditioning. Ted Owens at Kansas debuts with 6 7 George Unseld aiming for 220 pounds.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
K-State
Missouri
Colorado
Colodorado
Tex Winter
K - State
Walt Wesley
Winter
Nick Pino
Pino
Ted Owens
George Unseld
Slaughters Spoil Gridiron Sport
A columnist criticizes brutal football margins at area schools. He argues large blowout wins harm fun and safety, noting repeated humiliation strains morale and future balance as players graduate and teams rebuild. He urges safer, more equitable competition and restraint from coaches.
US earns first Tokyo gold in 100m free by Schollander
Blond Don Schollander of Yale and Lake Oswego wins the men’s 100-meter freestyle in a Games record 53.4 seconds to give the United States its first Tokyo gold. England’s Bobby McGregor and Germany’s Hans Joachim Klein take silver and bronze. The day also yields two more U.S. silvers and a bronze in diving, weightlifting, and breaststroke, with Russian Galina Prozumenschikova grabbing her country’s second gold.
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Tokyo
Don Schollander
United States
Russia
Galina Prozumenschikova
Schollander
Yale
Lake Oswego
Ore
England
Bobby McGregor
Germany
Hans Joachim Klein
U.S
Jeanne Collier
Patsy Willard
Isaac Berger
Claudia Kolb
Miss Prozumenschikova
Miss Kolb
Cardinals Break Through In World Series Game Four
In St Louis the Cardinals even the 1964 World Series at 2-2 as Kenny Boyer belts a grand slam to cap a come from behind 4-3 win over the Yankees. Dick Groat, Bobby Richardson, Roger Craig and Johnny Keane figure prominently in a tense contest shaping the series path.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cardinal
Missouri
Kenny Boyer
Yankee
Lakewood
Calif
Toronto
Canada
Roger Craig
Ron Taylor
Houston
Johnny Keane
New York
Chiefs Lose First Time to Broncos in AFL Clash
The Denver Broncos defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 33-27 in Denver, ending KC’s 8-0 regular season edge and halting a 14-game skid. New coach Mac Speedie celebrated his first AFL win as Gene Mingo kicked two long field goals and Goose Gonsoulin had three interceptions. Lionel Taylor made a key diving end zone catch, while Len Dawson threw two TD passes to Fred Arbanas and Chris Burford.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Chiefs
Denver
Denver Broncos
Mac Speedie
Chiefs
Broncos
Yack Lee
Gene Mingo
Goose Gonsoulin
Lionel Taylor
Lee
Len Dawson
Fred Arbanas
Chris Burford
Tommy Booker
Burford
Dawson
Kansas City
Cards And Colts Play At Baltimore By Hal Bock
Baltimore hosts St. Louis tonight in a NFL game that could shift division standings. Sonny Jurgensen, the Eagles rejected QB, delivered a spectacular passing display as the Washington Redskins beat Philadelphia 35-20 for their first win. He smiled when asked about the win and said it is easier to throw standing up after weeks of rehab.
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Yankee Stadium
St. Louis
Mel Stottlemyre
Cards
Bob Gibson
Stottlemyre
Gibson
Craig
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Baltimore
Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia Eagles
Jurgensen
Washington Redskins
Eagles
NFL Week Summary: Packers, Bears Shine as Lions, Giants Stumble
Packers beat 49ers 24-14 as Jim Taylor rushed 133 yards on 23 carries while Paul Hornung left with a pinched nerve. Billy Wade threw four TD passes for the Bears in a 38-17 win over the Rams. Detroit edged Minnesota 24-20 with Earl Morrall connecting for a 12-yard score. New York tied Dallas 18-13 and Pittsburgh upset Cleveland 23-7 Saturday.
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Cleveland
Jim Taylor
Packers
49Ers
Paul Hornung
Taylor
Billy Wade
Johnny Morris
Mike Ditka
Bears
Chicago
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Earl Morrall
Gail Coy
Mill
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Kersley
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Chambers
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D. Keim
D. Bien
C. Nitcher
G. Hettler
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Alley Cats
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F. Poe
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Safeco
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Graef
Dilley
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Agency
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George Spears
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Centropolis
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al Downing
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